The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

vert the per cent loan into one OF per cent. IL sP
pears that there was guarantee given when the loan
contracted for that attempt conversion should
be before the year 1855 The same istisr si.,es
that serious spprehensions again felt respecting the
health Of the Archdake Pslaiine Of Hungary.
Turkey.
Several important changes the ministry have taken
place which may lead 70 crisis in the Affairs oil the
government.
The revolutionary movement under Mahmoud. in
Bosnia has been put down by the Turkish Government
The chiefs were shot.
The Budget of is47 has been presented to the Cham
beers by the Finance Minister The receipts H. 639
drschmss and the expenditure IS OF so7 drachmss;
Coletti the Minister has sufficiently recovered his
health 10 enable him to resume his official duties.
Athens correspondence Of the 2ist ult that
letter which had been published in newspaper called
the Eips and which was Immediately seized by the 60
venment This letter stated that Prince Meernich had
proposed to the other powers suppress the existing
constitution in Greece and to replace by similar to
those enjoyed BY the small German States that Austria
would accomplish this feat by marching 10 900 troops in
to Greece and that subsequently the Greek regular
my should be incorporated with that of Austria Ts this
proposition it was said that alone had refused to
consent.
II is stated that the cholera continues to make fright
ful ravages throughout nearly the whole Of Pereia
Cape OF Coed Hope.
Advices have been received from Cape Town to Nov.
ls The Chief Sandilla was apprehended, would not
be found doce might be desired in delivering up
his arms even the cattle stolen
Attempts were to be made to land stores at Port Matt
land and establish regular station there and in the
event OF success the troops will be enabled to penetrate
INTO the heart oil the Caare country
New Zealand.
From the London Times, Jan 81
We publish this morning, important intelligence
from New Zealand. down to the first Of September
to be still prosecuted with vgor and success and
although the victories obtained by troops
not OF a very complete glorious character, there
pectation of ultimate success. The conclusion,
perhaps, may, be more distant than is at pre-
sent imagined, for is impossible to calculate,
with any approach accuracy what may be the future
movements of barbarans subtle those have to
deal with Our supposed allies may at any smoment de-
clare themselves enemies and just the very .pont
when hostilities are apparently at end they may
existing circumstances, however, there is no immedi
ate danger OF such catastrophe Although treachery
has discovered suspected in once friendly chief
the generally who profess obedience to The Go.
vernment sufficiently active in afordng aid against
the rebels Through their exertions chiefly the Valley
OF the HUT, often the OF MURDER rapine and
violence has been cleared OF its INVADERS and the in
dom h the CHIEF o. the rebellion
remote part Of the country II would be unreasonable
to expect that these operations could be carried with
out loss part but the list OF killed and wounded ia
not long The New Zeaanders by no
skilled in of the arts of warfare and their pahs
strong holds afford perfect defence against all modes of
attack except artillery indeed they offer Of re-
sisance even to this.
Foreign Theatricals.
Lablsche the Great has arrived in London, and to
appear IN his favore character OF Don Pasquale"
The theatre of Alexandra Dumas announced to open
on or before the 18th of the present month
M, Meyerbeer, it is positively announced proceeds to
London this to superntend the bringing his
Camp en- Silesie."
Mile Jenny Lind is at present at Munich, where she
10 engaTed at the Court Theatre at 2O00 each epresen
tation.
Mile Hayez is at present at Venice where she is en-
gagged for the carnival
The Corn Trade OF K urope.
[From the London Mark Lane Express, Jan. ISL
The value Of wheat has risen day by day Tor many
weeks consecutively without single pause, and prices
have now attained altitude calculated to induce
speculative investments at present and
parties who purchase only in the regular way of bust
moss are gradually restricting their operations being
generally unwilling to take more than just sufficient to
keep their customers supplied. When affairs at
this position reaction usually follows but owing to
ths peculiar circumstances OF the present season, we
greatly doubt whether such WILL in this instance prove
the case The fact that large shipments of grain CONT
which country, 10 the ordinary ats we
ia the habit OF drawing considerable proportion Of
suppes-is alone sufficient to upset ali con
ceived notions But snguarity of our position does
not end here The loss OF the potato Ireland and
people, not generally in the habit of consuming grain
on expensive substitute, certainly very pow
eriul for concluding that prices well
cede but when 10 this is atded the present state Of
France, and other continental countries, where
the crops OF corn have proved short to oblige
such expedients a. those lately adopted by the
Frenchhrst altering the navigation laws to encourage
and taking of the duties grain sltogstL
er-thers are certainly grounds to apprehend that will
os 70 pay high prizes abroad t. induce
stand in such urgent need OF themselves are there
FORE inclined 10 think that, unless the spring should
prove extraordinarily propitious and the arrivals from
the other side Of the Atlantic extensive than
have reason to calculate the value of all kinds of
food W i'll remain high up to the time of harvest
The trade in wheat has not been quite excited this
the preceding week. the very high demanded hav
Jog had the effect stated above of causing all parties
TO exercise more than usual prudence in their opera
tons But, Notwithstanding somewhat diminished de-
mand the tendency OF prices has been steadily upwards
tna ADJ cd
some Of the leading provincial markets
At Liverpool, on tuesday, there good attendance
OF buyers from the manufacturing districts and from
ireland; and the quantity Of wheat sale being mode
rate Cd 7ob 50 I'D quarter above those
Later in the week further enhancement of I'd to Sd
Fob was established several parcels having been taken
Friday by spectators, at the rise last named.
The reports from the leading owns in Yorkshire in
form that business in wheat had been more less
checked by the advances still needy buyers had had no
alternative and had been under the necessity OF paying
the terms demanded. At Leeds. the article was on
Tuesday, quoted a. to S. quarter higher; and at
Hull on the same day, the rise nearly great
From Wakefield learn that olerable extent Of bust
done there Friday in wheat, at prices IS
per quarter above those of that day week.
At Birmingham Bristol and other towns in that drec
ton, the upward movement has been equally important
although purchasers have declined taking than has
been absolutely necessary to supply their immediate
wants In the foregoing observations have confined
our remarks almost exclusively to wheat but we need
scarcely state that all other articles have participated
the rise Barley has in many parts of the country sold
at the unusually high rates OF COS to 65s per quarter,
become great that farmers have refused to sell this
grain altogether, being we'll aware that If they to
part wils the little they may still hold, they would after
wards have to pay relatively higher prices to procure
food for their stock.
The advces from Scotland are of similar character
to the reports from other parts Of the kingdom Not only
wheat but all species of corn rapidly rising there's and
it certain that supplies of oats he staple article of
shipment to the south) be expected that article be-
ing worth quite much, il not more at Edinburgh than
in the London market
The accounts from Ireland become, from day to day.
more distressing; and the temporary decline which
large arrival OF Indian caused last week had again
been recovered the supply having proved inadequate to
the demand WITH the people starving in many parts OF
the island. shipments Of provisions thence to England
are, of course out OF the question.
The arrivals OF English wheat into London have again
been moderate the high range Of prices at Liverpool and
other northern markets having caused the shippers
the east direct their to those places
rather than to the metropolis. The quantity brought
forward at Markane by land carriage samples from the
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