The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-10

gers Of the French mail steamship Union, for
copy Of LIE Commerce, of the Goth ult.
1t contains some interesting commercial intel
ligence, including full report of the Havre mar
ket of the 18th, and several items OF marine
nevis. IL also contains several interesting nems
of miscellaneous intelligence.
The steamship Washington, Captain Hewitt,
sailed from Southampton at o'clock on the
morning of the 18th ult for Bremen
The Gazette de France of the 10th June, has the
following passage
The Judiciary commission of the Chamber of Peers
having made Mr. Cese, the minister, pass from the
rank of witness tn that Of accused and having sent
him with Mr. De Cuberes, before the Chamber of Peers
an animated discussion ensued whether the Chamber
Deputies ought to interfere in the accusation, for Mr.
Ceste minister when the affair Of Cuberes and Par
msntier took place in Paris.
The affair of Emile de Girardin made great
impression in Paris the matter, if not already
entirely discovered, is, however, enveloped with
such transparent veil, tina! we shall no doub
soon receive the news of its having been probec
to the bottom
The Peer who has bought his pairie for $1,000
francs, is said to be.known.
The Simaphors of Marseilles, of the 18th Of
June, contains the following extract-"S9 ships
with cargoes of wheat, from different ports ofthe
Levant, have landed their cargoes within few
days, at the port of Frioul. Up to that time 230
| ships nearly all loaded with wheat, had arrived
| at that port
"L'Indus,"a magnificent ship, the Oldest ofthe
French merchant navy, entered Havre on the
18th ult She was built in England in the year
l7ls, and is, consequently, one hundred and
twenty nine years old. She was taken from the
English, in 177s, by the French, during the wal
which was declared after the independence Of
the United States, and has, since that time, re.
manned in possession of the French.
The official journal of Madrid of the 18th June
contains the following notification, made by the
minister of Justice, to the autoritier of the king
dom
Some newspapers having discussed the rights 40
kuowedged by constitution and the laws Of the In
FAINT Dona L1sa Fernando succeed to the crown (
thasa the public prosecutor desiring to pu
end to there discussions, Is obliged BY his duty to
adopt coercive to prevent them FOR future
Disquiet and trouble still reign at Madrid
One person says that Espartero had received
permission to return to Spain with all his grades
and titles; while others say that Narvaez was to
return and seize the reins of government.
Our ,advices from Portugal, are of the 18th
Of June. The Junta had accepted the proposed
conditions. Measures had been taken immedi-
ately by the commandant of the English forces to
stop the march of the troops ofthe Queens party,
whose leader was Saldanha.
Correspondence from Constantinople of the I'd
June arrived, via Germany, contains the follow
ing news =
The last mail has brought the which so i'm
patiently waited for at Vienna The Prince Of Meter
are recognized as just. Mr.. Mussarus, the Ottoman
Minister will return to Greece and reside In Athens
Mr. Colttei, or one Of his colleagues" win Pay him
the President OF the Council will write to the Ottoman
Porte to make that the Hellenic cabinet is ready
to receive Mr. Mussarus but is understood that this
ambassador will be recalled after q certain time and
another diplomat will be appointed in his place. By this
psmstum; and liz only difculty that now exists in
the way of final settlement is the visit and apology
which viii be made by Mr. Colett Or by one OF his col
leagues"
The Count of Sturmer and Lord Cowley had
an interview with the great vizier, in which they
congratulated him, or rather they congratulated
one another, on the happy termination of their
quarrel. The Ottoman Porte adheres entirely to
this settlement The only thing now Is for the
Greek cabinet to consent to IT,
Negotiations are to be opened between Austria
and Prussia, Prospecting the Zollverein) IN order
to effect mutual understanding between the Two
aulic cancellor, Baron D'Esh, has departed tor
Berlin for that purpose.
A food riot took place on Tuesday evening, al
Gend The high the BAKERS TO-
ment the price of the bread. This becoming
known, great many. persons went to supply
themselves with bread, wishing to avoid thu
rise, which was to begin the next day. The
bakers had concealed ther. bread, and refused t.
| sell any. This refusal excited the people, and {
| riot began, but the burgomasters and three can
| celors presided to the sale OF the bread, ant
| peace was restored that evening
| A pdul alta ali II n q
| took place at Vienna A Captain de NJ, aide-de.
camp to the Duke Ferdinand de Sake Cobourg
| Cohary brother in law to the Princess Clemen.
tine d'Orleans, forfeited his honor IN SO shame.
behind by it. The particulars have not been
given.
HAyRE, JUNE I0-CoTToNs-42 bales Louisiana, ord.
fair 9sf 26 do do very ord 9bf 60 81 do do do, 96f
do do d. saf 6O 80 do do do s4f So do do do, 9ef
s7f So a. do do do e5 ~ do do do s5f IS do do do
96f 81 do do do 96f co. 80 do do do s4f so; 12l do
Mobile very ord s5f 10 do do do &c. as do do do, s6f
Georgia ord to good ord 9sf; AZ do do do 95f ~ do
do ord fair sSf 5o 50 do do ord to good ord s7f So
do 87f 81 do do do 95f so bales Louisiana to be de-
vered in June ordinary at 9sf 6o 100 bales do deli
ysrable in July ord ct ssf co. which makes ooc below
August ord at 9sc on level with yesterdays quota.
ton. The sales Of the day amount to 500 bales Of
which $50 to deliver Prices are very hrm and even
slight rise yesterdays quotation particularly fol
the inferior Sorts comprising the very ordinary
We have GAS bales Of Louisiana cotton.
Itdigos-sl cases Bengal ST 60c. as rs.
Grains-The last eight days we have received consid
cradle supplies in flour and wheat. The following the
detail arrvas:-92 500 barres United States -four
$4,000 sacks wheat; cargoes Of corn from Trieste, Bal
tic Portugal and Marselles 1000 bags rye, from the
United States; $50 do maize.
Per CONTRA the sales of the week have been but little
animated but the price toeraby well sustained There
disposed Of 1000 barrels American -four at 5f ia
5sf for Genesee and New York, deliverable; New Or
leans deliverable has commanded 60f to 5 and delive
rabe ut the end of the month 4sf a 49f There have
also been publicly sod $500 bbs slightly damaged, at
45f 60f
For wheat the price has also been well sustained and
slight rise for some little lots for consumption
nearly Is, 900 h. have been sold
New Orleans and Philadelphia at SO q 95fr DantEic
90 q 99fr.; Danish, % a 96fr
To-day We are entirely calm, with very feeble prices
We quote some transactions that took place de-
cline $500 bbls. N o. -four In the of June al
~ FRI 1000 bbls. Philadelphia, deliverable at ALSO
There have been publicly sold 500 bbs American -four
damaged at 4450 1880; 100 do rye, damaged at 80
36fr In wheat ll7s sacks N. o. at 81 the 200 kill 4s7