The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
Portugal.
LISBON, Aug. %, ls47.

Portugal.
LrsnoS, Aug %, Is47.
ipiToR ~ Y. HERALp:-
Affairs are here brought to dead lock- When last
vrote the aliedpowers that is to say England France
md spain interviewed 1t is called to stop the revolt
# the liberal party against an arbitrary and tyranni-
cal ragine, resolving at the time to compel the
royal Government when restored to govern according
20 constitutional principles They discovered how
ever the truth OF the old adsge that Is much easier
70 bring horse to the pond than to make him drink
After getting rid Of the insurgents the Queen prepared
70 follow her old courses and appointed the party
- her minister's who had before given her evil counses
The allies demonstrated and insist 1t that she shall
appoint others She replies that she cannot find them
and the country Is now In fact without government
1t is to see how all this later end
The cause Of popular government Is progressing and
nothing stop Go 1t will as surely as the tide
GIBBS and flows England however is pledged for the es
Enlistment OF constitutional system here 1t
that condition that her ships entered the ports of Lis
bon and Oporto and 1t was that condition that she
compelled the successful insurgents to lay down their
By the time the next packet sails shall be able
W ''A Turkey.
CoNsrANTINopLE, August I, 1871
EpIrsR N. Y. HERALD
The quarrel between Turkey and Greece, the origin
of which have explained my former dispatches Is
still unsettled The interposition Of Prince Meternch
has been hitherto unavsiing. M. Colstt the prime
Minister OF King Otho refuses to make the required rep
araon to the Envoy Of the Porte who had been nsued
by the King of Greece, Meanwhile all diplomatic rela-
tons between the two countries suspended consul
lar authorities abolished and commerce is thrown
1t were into trance; this mischief to both
tries is mainly ascrbabs to NJ Guizot whose represen
tatives at Athens and Constantinope, have been in
sructed to support Coletti in this affair against the
representatives of the rest Of Europe
The English Government has exercised the power 1t
possesses of showing practically Its dsapprobaton Of
the pursued by the cabinet Of Athens has de-
manded through its Minister there the immediate pay
ment Of the portion Of the interest the Greek loan
due to England and has supported its demand by por
ton OF the Mediterranean squadron In the Pirceus. NJ
Eynard enthusiastic Philliene, forward with
quixotic generosity and offered to lend the Greek go
vernmen the funds to pay the interest claim
ed namely, 100000 This offer, however, was not ac-
cepted Immediately time rolled and the LIST Septem
Der approached at which another Of interest will
become DUE the amiable purpose of NJ Eynard being to
relieve Greece from the and threats Of her
gland should press urgently for the interest due in
September for that due in March, And it Is accord
ipgly expected that M: Eynard will decline making the
payment unless the English cabinet promises time for
the interest falling due the lst September, which IL
most sssuredly will not do What the issue of this situa
ton will be, remains to be seen.
Financial Intelligenco-The Names OF tho
Failures.
From the London Times, August ~
This has been settling day IN the Stock Exchange,
and considerable fluctuations have taken place in con-
nexion with It. Consols opened at eight decline from
yesterdays price the first quotation for money being
s6x to T. From this they ressded to s6% whence they
rallied until they touched 81, finally closing, however
ct the opening price Of s6A toX For the account AZ
ter having been low s7t they left of SIX to *
and much from to per cent given for short
loans upon stock. The amount advanced by the bank
both upon stock and EIchequer bills was very con;
Three per Cents s7s to y; Three-and-a Quarter per
Cents. $50 to 49, India stock ass to a4 India Bonds
rs to IS discount; Long Annuitesi to e; and Exehe
Quer Bills par to %. premium.
During the day many parties entertained strong
pectaton that reduction would be made in the rate
discount by the bank but this did not take place 1t
was however understood that advances oontempa-
to made within short time upon bills and
With the exception Of Mexican stock, which, owing
to purchases left Oft at 1873 TO l9 the operations
the following transactions Portuguese Four per Cents
at 25; Spanish Three per Cents, at 29 Dutch Twosnd
aHnlf Cents for the account at 81; and the Four
per Cents certificates at SS1k
The failure of Messrs Lyon and Finney general mer-
chants Liverpool announced this morning This
liabilities believed to be large The losses
nection with 1t will chiefly fall In New Orleans and in
London.
Drafts Of Prime, Ward Co, of New York, upon
Ovsrend Quincy Co. were to-day refused acceptance
" until the arrival Of the next packet"
From the London Times Aug 26l
The English funds have again been heavy to-day but
from other apparent than the approaching set
Element Of the account Consos opened at 81 to for
money, and at s7x for October whence they declined
s6n for money, closing buyers at that price For
time the last quotation SIX. Bank stock left eli
1851 to 1917; Reduced Three per Cents SIX to II
ties to l6 India Stock 2as to 2i India Bonds U.s. to
% dis; and Exchequer bills par to 2s premium Money
continued In good demand at 6h per cent
In connection with the settlement Of to-morrow's
count 1t understood this morning that lady Of
title, long notorious us speculstor, would prove de-
aulter to amount; before the close of business
however, the matter said to have been arranged
The gambling Of married women is, happily rare
surrence on the English Stock Exchanges but we BIO.
lipvp ma here Qref hraa Or
four uninfuential brokers who lend themselves to
the disreputable practice.
extent this afternoon but Spanish and Portuguese show
ed further tendency downwards The actual bargains
incuded-Brazan at "a Portuguese four per cents at
49, Spanish Ave per cents, at 1871 Passive, at All the
three per cents at 29 for money and at 80 for the
count Belgian four per cents at 92h Dutch two and
ahsf per cents at S6 and the four per cent certin
On the to-day there was again further
depression and the failure Of Messrs Alexander Dickson
strong degree the general gloom. MIR. Dickson
large distler and has atterly been miller and dealer
In grain and the liabilities Of the firm stated
100000 Some Of the most prudent Of the London
factors creditors to large amount alss
several Of the In Liverpool This failure
has already brought down three four smaller houses
In Ireland
From the London Chronicle, Aug 271
failure Of comparatively triing extent, In connec-
ton with the corn trade has occurred In Iiyerpool~
We have seen letters from that quarter which in sud
ing to this event. confidently assert that the condition
the corresponding class in London, in consequence Of
the direct dealings with America in which the Liver
pool factors engaged enabling them to effect their
sales before any serious decline In prices took place.
whilst the London SPECTATORS dealing they did with
the Mediterranean the Levant and the Black Sea- have
been oveaken by the decline before they could effect
sales which would cover the whole Of their orders
From the London Chronicle Aug 2sl
There has been great animation in any branch Of
trade to-day In the city The failure announced in the
corn trsde-that Of Messrs. Woodleya house OF very
old standing and the chief partner which report
ed to have realised large fortune has thrown gloom
over the market The liabilities stated to be
El5o000 This occurrence, together with the foreign
arrivals OF grain and the pressure for money have had
an unfavorabe effect upon prices and in instances
considerable reduction from last Mondays quotations
has been submitted to. The transactions, however,
have not been extensive and were chiefly confined TO
the retail dealers Had sales been pressed doubt the
decline would have been serious than that which
occurred. The nominal quotation about 3s lower
than on Monday.
The additional failures In tho corn trade coupled
with the fact Of the agents Of Prime, Ward Co. Of
New York, having declined to increase their liabilities
on acceptsnces until the arrival OF the next mail has
halt l,.t 10. H.