The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-07
riod Of lsi5 aud diminution OF a,as ooOf compare.

The Paris Bourse on Saturday offered the most sur
prspg spectacle ever witnessed in that establishment
rise OF prices 10 the face of loan and Of the cssm
tous condition OF the London money market This
ing between the Minister and the capitalists who pro-
pos. bidding for the loan.
IsAuGURArioN THE NEW Dock "FLoRrDA," AT
atlantic ateamers Of the company Of Herout de Han
del opened the l4th ult and received within Its
interior the steamer New York the largest ship ever
the largest frigates during the of Napoleon. The
New York elected amid the vast number present the
which she deserves for her construction and
her elegance Of FORM Shs carried with great fac
ty the Of the dock, and safely tied to the
wharf
The Marhal General sout was very sick at his resi-
denoe 1T ST. Amans, the 10th ut. The doctors who
A terrible food took place in the South of France on
the 18th ult The Rhone at Tarascon has broken its
smbsnkments, and covered all the country between
prising about forty miles In extent The accidents,
avodabe under the DISASTER were not ascsrtainsd at
Further Spanish Intelligence.
We have Madrid papers Of the 10th aud 18th. The
journals attack Serrano for his sudden deserton of his
party and joining with Narvaez and the attacks are
conducted with that freedom from which char
acterises the Mard press in personal controversies 1t
said that General Cordova to be Inspector OF
Infantry. The Gazttts contains q decree creating
General Ajax Count do Vergara Thu papers O. the
18th give brilliant account Of the option held
the previous day being the birth day of her Majesty
The reception to day at Court WAS worry numerously
attended The corps dtpiomaiqae were present Near
the throne were the young daughters OF Don Francisco
do Paula and the Duchess de 1t had report
cd that the King would attend but he vas not there
Some persons however that he would be at the
ball In the evening During the reception the Queen
spoke several times to Gen Narvasz in the most gra-
cious manner"
decree appears In the Gasefe creating the office Of
Of the Press and alleging that the
ascale cannot sufeiently perform that duty The new
functionary is to have a salary OF 10000 reals
Madrid BOURsE-Three per cents 273S ut so days
Five per cents II cash; debt without interest So cash
ga paper Exchange on London Is 81, paper
Portugal
Thu last lvices from Lisbon are to the slh instant
brought by the steamer Montross. AS the packet
leaving the Tagus she psssed II. NJ Terrible, with
The Portuguese Government still in very strstened
circumstances. The treasury exhausted, and yet
months Ia arrear of psy Remoustrances teeming
in from all parts Of the country west NORTH and
south complaining of the most frghtful disorders com
second to the Queen and to the foreign
ambassadors from the Septembrst leaders has met with
but t- attention The only relaxation Of the hasty
arrangem nts in reference to the hurrying the
tons has been brief postponement, until the 10th of
the present month for closing the registrations The
Strombol is anchored OF Fort st Julians the pur
pose of stopping the Terrible Whenever she in,
with the object Of taking out the Count Bom and the
rest Of the political prisoners and landing them in the
neighborhood Of the fort The government wish to
make it out that they fear the prisoners may Meet with
outrage should they ashore at any Of the usual
landing places within the city.
The mercantile exchanges have experienced but slight
esteemed almost nominal The recent heavy failures
In England coupled with the frauds Of the
Of Portugal in connection with the bank question have
caused general distrust and, far English houses
are coDcerned transactions, either for remitsnces
otherwise for the present almost confined to metal
Exchange on London, thirty days, 50 to san; ninety
days. san; sovereigns 1850; dolsrs Brazilian Spanish,
Mexican, 920; French ST. piece $50; and discount
upon Lisbon bank waste water 1.-THE moeda note IL 100
Holland.
The Hague journals the position Of the credit of
the Dutch in consequence Of their not having been
affected with the railway fever has enabled the govern
ment not only to SELL few days ago, by public compe
ttiop the thousand shares of the Bank Neither
lands which it possessed at the high rats too of i6l
per cent but It received offers of subscriptions to far
greater amount than that of the shares to be
Of so that 1t under tho necessity of Forthcoming
the number Of shares in correspondence with the
amount of subscriptions such Is the present favorable
position Of the Bank of the Netherlands with respect
Its credit There are capitalists who DESTROYS Of
placing out their money secure bottom, at low
rates Of interest In fact the bank shares referred
40 at 6 cent do not give higher rate of
Dutch trade, during the last few years is well
known, but the prudence Of their merchants has shell
their resources, and husbspded all their strength in
order to enable them to continue their business and to
take advantage Of the freedom Of their commercial ys
tenn although none Of the Dutch cities have had their
congress Of economists They have had the wisdom and
good sense to prefer facts to Appearances
Senegal.
The latest arrivals bring melancholy intelligence from
Senegal, over which important colony epidemic has
lately passed The Governor Lieutenant Governor, and
the chief judge, have all fallen victims to the with
in few days OF each other. Count Boudet Grammont
naval captain and governor OF the colony was seized
with the fever while making official circuit at Gas
and died In three days Lieut. Col Csille, Lieut. Co
vernon specially charged with the affairs Of the in
terror and his death Is great loss to the colony NJ
Berlin de- Chateau, chief Of the Matrices, the officer
OF the highest rank assumes the government Of the
ony The visit of this fever to the colony need
no further apprehension 1t having quilted Senegal
Cape Of Good Hope.
In late paper which have received from the Cape,
he - Town -
Krie bled the great body of his people ut his
great place publicly to announce his intention to join
in earnest In the he added that he had received
proposals from Sandeia to form general conederacy
OF the whole Of the KAr tribes, in order to make
united effort to overcome the Engsh To-day, said he
all hfht let us bury all past rs
a people, and unite against the common enemy
proposal by his people, who expressed themselves IN
most anxious to commence ths fight They then formed
plan 10 send of SIN all parties TO the frontier while the
main body remain at home to fight the army when IL
comes out Mapassa the Tambookie chief. has joined
Krie with sli his people and PATIO with all his people"
Miscellaneous.
II Is stated, disress was making further progress
among the trades OF Paris After nearly. two years of
uninterrupted drain Of the savings banks averaging at
least 10000 per week the Withdrawals from the Paris
savings banks exceeded the Judgments Monday last
by nearly l50,0O0f 10000
1t is stated that the managers OF the Scotch railways
have commenced cuetaing their expenditure and 1000
workmen were discharged last week.
Oporto letters mention that the vintage of the year
country to bs the best and largest has been known
Tor years The accounts Of the maize harvest are how
ever, unfavorabie. IL Is fast progressing but IN.
quantity will be only about half the last years pro-
duce
1t has been stated that l07 parts of wheat Ill OF rye
III OF oats 100 Of barley las Of Indian corn Of rice
s9s Of potatoes 1885 Of turnips are equal In nurtvs
power.
IT. announced that negotiations have been opened
betw N the governments Of Fame and England, IN
to arrive ut arrangement for the modification
of the treaty signed by the Duke de Brogie for the
suppression Of the slave trade the western coast Of
Africa The modification sought Ia ths dimnution Of
the number Of the vessels Of the two tqusdro whose
decmated by sickness; and the same time
the adoption OF ecacous and direct against
the soveeigns of the coast Of Africa who
openly carrying on the trade.
About one hundred and sixty persons sat down, ON
the Sch ut at Bornhein near Frankfert, to banquet
OF horse-h-sh.
The Paris Presse that the Bavarau govern
ment preparing to contract loan of so 600 forms
900 Bterng) at3k or per cent to be pened
In the construction Of railroads
The Emperor Of Russia has issued a decree ordering
all the Jews in the empire either to become members OF