The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19

OnQlvlueu pront, Dec. l61o.
Net profit for year ending Dec, ls4s. : 3siIS a
f7e.sos is .
Leaving amount of undivided profit. :. esoIOs rs
In answer to question from a proprietor who was
xious know in what the bank stood With re-
gard TO Its accounts with the late governor Mr. OCon-
nell thu chairman said the balance due from the late
governor not than $4,000 and that they held
life policies tho extent Of f7oOo besides other
ties that there would be loss to the company He
stated this the readily reports had got abroad
that the late governor was Indebted to the bank 100000
or f7000O
SCANDAL DEsPASs-CvsIEREs AND PARMENTER.-Ths
shapeful affair is yet settled it appears and will
be till time elapses Every OF readers
members that the General Despans- ubieres has been
accused before the Chamber OF Peers OF corruption Tor
henans 1t said in the rarsian circles, that every
day brings to light some and astonishing revelations
several or the Judges OF the said to be In the
same situation he H. and it s certain that ten peers
nave resolved to take no part in the trial One Of the
ministers will do the same for he is holder himself
OF avery rich mine by which he has been able to in
crease h fortune and that of his two brothers In most
wonderful style. This is indeed very curious al air
The French ministry ia shaking upou its basis The
Naiionain of Paris, publishes u list Of new minister's
which It. aiipm, will compose the ministry Is:
MI Mole President of the Council. Minister OF FOREIGN
Affairs MIR Dufaure, Mini',er Of the Interior Mr. Pas
sy Minister OF tioance Mr. Doie dc Ia Brunere Minis
Minister OF Justice Mr. Daru Minister OF public build
inss Mr. st. Marc Grsrdin Minister of public nstruc-
under Secretary OF State in place Of Mr. Antoine Psssv
OF interior, and Mr. Biusau
ct Chausses for the administration of the port ofcer
| etc.
This article of the Nahonaln has produced a groat
impression at the Chamber Of Deputies.
DIsoovEnY OF A Coal MINE IN ITALY AND East In
piEs.An immense mine Of coal, which Is said to be az
large as the celebrated mine of Newcastle. in England
has been discovered Ceramo capital Of the Abruz
yes pro fipce OF the kingdom OF Naples Three other
mines OF the same material have been discovered in tho
Island OF 3orneo in the mountains Of Garam This dis
covery has been made by engineer paned Sohevansr
and is Of great Importance for the steamship navigation
In the East Indies
The celebrated Arabian Emir Boa Masa who has sur
rendered himself to the French government and has
been living some menths in Paris is going to return to
Algers, where he will take command ia the army
Having been for long time the intimate friend Of Add
elkader he promises to furnish the French government
with all The means co obtain peace for he will have the
Arabian Emir prisoner or dead in short, time which
will certainly put an end to the war.
II rumored on the Goth Of May at the Exchange
OF Paris that 1t had been resolved by the Minister
create loan Of 800 COO 900 Of francs very soon The
present situation Of France made such course
sary.
A new comet has been discovered by Mr. Colla the
director OF the meteoreogc observatory of Parms In
the constellation called the Small Lion" II
for the first time the It'll Of May, and the following
! day at the observatory of Paris.
The Mexican Consuls In Havre aud Marseilles have
protested against the right of the United states to levy
| duties on vessels entering Mexican ports; and have
warned French MERCHANTS that their goods thus entered
would be liable to confscation.
The Paris Bourse Of Wednesday was the most cheer
full that had occurred during some months The wsa-
Their of which all the accounts spoke in enthusiastic
abundant harvosts gathered the rapid fall of prices
announced from all the provincial corn markets. the
hourly Increasing amount of money in the Bank and In
the Treasury; improved appearances in the political
world, and consequently augmented confidence in the
maintenance of peace abroad the rmness of the Lon
don Stock Exchanges the rumored favorable view taken
by government Representations made by several the
railway companies these circumstances and others that
we have not deemed 1t necessary to enumerate produe
ed marked change for the better in the money arks
In the Monifcm we find royal ordinance regulating
the postage of letters, urnak &c. forwarded by the
transatlantic steamers plying between Havre and New
York The postage OF single letter is fixed at IT, be-
sides tho territorial postage of ten centimes Journals
periodicals. unbound books pamphlets catalogues print
sheet besides the territorial postage
The officer who caught cheating at cards, in
Of the kings palaces has departed for America A. It
Ia right that such man should bear tho weight Of his
inamy it may perhaps save some honorable families Of
the United States the pain Of being polluted by his pre-
] ssnce to state that his name is Gudn.
great deal OF discussion has taken place in the CO.
lumns OF Gaifgnans Messenger, between certain Ams-
rcan doctors who claim the honorsof discovery Of
ether as means OF preventing pain The controversy
well known American dentist In which he declares that
Dr. Wells was the discovsrer and that he will prove
| to the Academy Of Sciences
Disturbances have taken place Leghorn on the pub
LEGATION OF the decree relative TO the press The people
the house Of the Austrian consul and shouted Death
to the Ausrians ~ The Governor forbade the fets
which had been projected for the 18th in honor Of the
Popes birthday; but, notwithstanding the people
sembled In crowds and shouted Long live the Pops
| Long live Italy ~ " Down with Austria - The dra-
gooas had to be called to dispense the asssmblsge
| Portugal.
We have Lisbon news to the 10th ut Hosttss
we're suspended since the Junta decided to reject tho
convention and the further instructions from England
were. anxiously expected The English minister had
| assured the Government that modification Of the
terms OF the convention admissible, aud that
England was determined upon effective armed inter
vention ga da Bandeira had sent confidential aide
camp TO Lisbon and there symptoms Of his coming
over, with the bulk Of his division aud acknowledging
the Queens authority Col wyde had returned TO
f,akn frcp, he's -
sent to st. Ubes, with French and Spanish officer
likewise ON board to prevent by remonstance
al Of hostities should such step be mcdtstod Baron
Rendule the Portuguese envoy to Paris sailed by
this packet The French rgate Bayonnais had arrived
| In the Tsgus Bread at Lisbon was again at famine
| prices
According to from Lisbon to the aad ult Sir
II Seymours attempt to prevent further hostiss had
failed sa da Bandeira had positively refused acosds
to renewal OF the armstice which terminated on tho
18th and had despatched three steamers from 81
| Ubes to Oporto for rerforccments. On this
becoming known at Lisbon, her Maestys ship America
and the steamer Polyphemns together with Spanish
frigate LETT the Tsgas withlscaed nsrucons but the
general understanding that their orders to
Intercept the insurgent steamers, and prevent the
accomplishment of the expedition on which they had
been despatched
The following is the protocol ofthe conference held At
the Foreign. oiice in London on the 2ist ut and Ut
which present the penpoentaries Spain France
Great Britain aud Portugal
Portugal having assembled in conference upon the
| invitation OF the plenipotentiary OF Portugal, the
Portuguese plenpotenary declared that he had learnt
by dispatches received that day from his Govern
the iDutity Of the endeavours made Mt Oporto By
Colonel wilde and the Marquis de Hespana TO put an
end TO the civil In Portugal, on the conditions which
the Queen of Portugal had authorized them to make
known to the Junta He added that as the Queen Of
Portugal bad offered these terms ia conformity With the
councils of her allies he was charged by her faith
fol Majesty the step already made by her w.
wards allies who had taken part in the treaty Of
the 22d April 1884 in order to obtain from them the
necessary aid eeetuats he pacific Of her states
The Baron de Moncorvo afterwards declared that the
conditions offered TO the Junta Of Oporto in the
Of her most faithful Majesty were-First full
and general amnesty for all political offences committed
since the beginning OF the month Of October last and
the Immediate recall Of all persons who since that period
had been constrained TO leave Portugal from political
motives. Sccondly-Thc immediate reyocaton Of all
DEGREES promulgated since the beginning Of October last
which In conflict with In opposition to the sstab
isn.d laws and constitution Of the kingdom. Thirdly
"A conyocation OF the Cortes ~ soon as the elections
about take place immediately shall be terminated.