The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-30

OF THE
STEAM SHIP SARAH SANDS.
TWO DAYS LATER
FROM EU ROP E
THE LATEST
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Affairs in Spain.
&c. &c. sc.

The splendid steamer Sarah Sands, Captain
Thompson, arrived yesterday from Liverpool
whence she sailed on the 9th inst.
She has forty-fve cabin, and one hundred and
twenty-three second cabin passengers.
She experienced continued heavy Westerly
Winds had been short of coal for the last
seven days, and was therefore obliged to extin.
guish half her furnaces.
The intelligence received by this steamer is
not ofmuch Importance, but we deemed the desire
OF the merchants to obtain the latest intelligence
whether important or not, of sufficient induce
ment to issue the market news in Extra
Herald. This we did yesterday afternoon.
The London Observer of Sunday, the 4th inst,
states that the returns Of the Quarters Revenue
will show n considerable increase under the
heads of Customs and Excise; improvement
under the head of Stamps; and an undiminished
Revenue from the Property and Income Tax
The profound disgust produced in the
mind of the young Queen of Spain, by the
vile intrigues of which she has been the
victim, has caused her to dismiss the Soto
mayor Ministry, at the earliest moment possible,
and to appoint Liberal Ministry with NJ Pache-
co at its head. This is, for the present, the down
fall of the influence of Louis Philippe and Queen
national and native interest, the only interest
which England has ever supported. 1t will pro-
badly lead to an entire change in the system of
government.
Leman Rede, the author and comedian, is dead.
| EMrcRArIoN-Upwards of 5000 German emigrants
have within the last fortnight passed through Cologne,
their way Bremen Havre and Antwerp where they
will take their departure for America The greater part
of them seemed to be rather well Of The town Of Mem
den lately full Of emigrants that 1t resembled the
nr thn
crammed with baggage and people waiting for the stea-
mers. 1t is calculated that 100000 Germans will emf
districts Germany where before felt
amongst others the rich and fertile Saxon province of
whole Of the inhabitants sx hundred of the village Of
Meimbrersen in Electoral Hesse about to emgrate
to America.
EXTENSIVE FIRE NEAR LONDON BRIpGE-This morn
ing about quarter past three O'Clock, most alarming
fire discovered in the extensive premises occupied
| BY and belonging to, Mr. Alderman Humphrey, Mp,
situate near the foot of London Bridge on the south
wark side Of the river. The building was known the
Kent and Sussex Wharf and was stocked with shipping
provisions the greater portion ofwhch have been entirely
the least injury ocoasionsd e any q the aremsn The
the full extent of value is not stated The flames
totally exHngushed by six o'clock this morning, but
how they originated, remains at present mystery
| London Standard .apriI S.
fire. considerable in extent occurred in the neigh
boring town Of Tcrnigerode. The fire broke out in
bakers shop where trial being made Of
The Of the flames rendered ercer by strong
west wind, great that two hours upwards Of
244 houses burnt down. Notwithstanding every
exerton, the fire still burning up to the time this
account was written. Owing to the speed with which
the flames spread it with difficulty most Of the in
habitans escaped and 1t Is feared several men, who
missing, children and q servant girl have Pc
rished.
verpoo during month of March above $500
came last Sunday. The expense Of maintaining
capable holding between 400 and 500 patients
have been hired in Great Howard street. at rent Of
built near the Fever Hospital The dead taken up
by the relatives to the workhouse cemetery all hours
and not nailed and the sats. hap
pen to be closed they left outside put the
Der of patients are resgnns their situations though
their number has recently been doubled, and addi
| tional number must be appointed.
Ireland.
The Cork Examiner say" It's persons died in the
| workhouse for the week ending Monday, March 29.
There present 1924 in the house. and 628 in the
hospital The Crown Solicitor for Cork says, that the
anxiety Of the prisoners at the asze for that county
that they should be acquitted but that they should
report to That effect ts Government The jsi, Of the
county are crowded by class of offenders created by
the famine" The following is an extract from letter,
dated Dublin April a." There appears to be much less
Of actual famine although extreme restitution still
prevails in various districts but generally throughout
the country pestlence it at work and In the workhouses
typhus fever exists to alarming extent" The Kill
Kenny Journal says" There about 700 paupers In
the hospital Of the workhouse 600 of whom fever
n fever patients admitted from the last board day
to this" Generally in most Of the counties the tlage
Of the land has been well attended to but up
more landlords have supplied seed on loan but in parts
of Mayo RGscEmmCn as. sligo Tpporary and other
France.
We learn by a communication made by M. Dubois, the
deputy of Havre to the Chamber of Commerce Of that
place that u clause to the following effect will be
bodied in the forthcoming law French customs, Wis
All bar iron, sheet iron, zinc whether rolled not
hemp and fax to be used In the or repair
of French merchant vessels, be brought into the
country free of duty, -,
| The alarm and agitation created at Rome by the
establishment Of the censorship have been considerably
tranquized by the character Of the individuals who
to exercise its functions Contrary to what
the board Is composed chiefly of the aty and Of
opinions They are the Marquis 1nci the Able Copp
| and NM Betti and Vannutelli, the latter lawyer
The report Of intended Intervention by Austria in
Tuscany, is daily becoming more certain. The inten
ton is said to be to land 900 Austrans in Eba which
Of the territory of the duchy Of Tuscany that
ments notice In Piedmont, Tuscany, and the Roman
states the most lively mp prehensions entertained
and liberal opinions and intentions, Plus TX will not long
be able to resist the Austrian influence especially
that influence is to say the least, connived at by NJ
Guizot and his colleagues.
| Saxony.
The extraordinary session Of the Chambers Of Saxony
has been held since Saxony obtained constitution IL
exclusively occupied in discussing the pro-
posed by the government for the relief OF the misery Of
the poorer classes and In the consideration OF the
ton OF the construction by the State Of the Saxoav
rian railway.
Portugal.
Orders sent to Portsmouth and Woolwich for
the embarkaton of battalion Of marines for Lisbon,
and we believe the order has been forwarded to
| Plymouth and Chatham, The Woolwich and Ports
mouth dctachments embarked this afternoon, in the
sdon steam rgate and left nstanter for their desna
ton The Sdon is ordered to return to England imme-
dstely after the Decentralization of the troops From
the above orders and movement It is plainly stated that
English has been solicited by the Queen Of
Portugal bring to speedy close the long pending and
| dangerous differences which have torn her Kingdom
Russia and Circassia.
The Russian government has officially declared to the
cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin that for the future,
foreign officer will be allowed to take part In the cam
pagns of Russian troops in the Caucasus unless he
will consent to be naturaized and to take an oath Of
| fidelity to the Car.
The Latest Financial Advices.
LoSpoS MoTEY MARKET, Saturday evening, April a.
There has been another dull day, both regards the