The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-22
BY HARNDEN q CO.'S ExpREss.
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IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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The price Of bread in Paris again been raised two
centmes the kilogramme, about xd the h. loaf
The King Of Naples has forbidden the expectation Of
wheat, az he had previously that Of maize.
The Prussisn government 10 making large purchases
ofrye from Russia, in order to reduce the price Of
The Pope has been elected colonel Of the civic guard
of Rome.
The effective force of the French army s to be aug
Wheat Of the FIRST quality now selling in Lisbon for
lola the quarter.
There are twenty four large steamers now construct
Ing in the Clyde, besides other vessels.
The treaty Of commerce and Navigation between Ma
pies and the finally concluded the close
OF last month.
The Spanish papers that large quantities of maize
navs been shipped from Viso and other 0acian ports
quantity Of fresh pork was received from New York
by the Oxford packstshp, and ia now sale in Man
chester
Mrs Butler, late Miss Ksmbe, after having demanded
Gl0o per night Of Mr. Bunn TO- perform at Drury-lane
Theatre London plays at Manchester for Gao
presses alarm at the small quantity Of corn in the island
which does not exceed twenty days supply.
Pirates have lately infested the coast near salonica in
Macedons, land at the beginning of last month they
plundered French schooner named the Cuver of 1000
dollars in money.
The marriage Of Don JUAN the youngest son of Don
celebrated at Modsna in the beginning Of February
1t is reported that measures will soon be taken by the
Dutch government for the total abolition of the domestic
slavery which still prevails in Java.
Every small farmer in Limerick county who can mus
the ensuing spring
The Emperor of Russia has ordered that no person shall
establish any telegraph in his domnons without his per
mission. 1f
The Brazilian Vice Consul at Trieste has proposed to
the Austrian to send several thousand
nRahir and
zil attks sxpencs Ofths Brazilian government ' ~
In consequences OF the high price Of grain the daily
OF oats to cavalry horses has been reduced
from ten pounds to seven pounds which will about
ls,0OO bushels OF oats per annum in each regiment.
The Siberian gold mines seem to become moro produc.
tive stated that 42S pools gold in bars equal to
the Russian mint, lately passed through Mini Novo
9llss, 500 ''' -
The wonderful patriarch Of the English tenors prahsm
is in London and rusticating for time after eiy
ing four hundred concerts in thirty seven weeks two
each day. and travelling every morning by railroad post
voice.
In the House Of Commons the I'd instant Lord John
Russell announced that her Majesty has pleased to
call council to consider the best day which to ap
point general fast and humiliation on account of the
present awful condition of the ssts kingdom This an
both sides Of the house.
The affairs Of ireland still continue to absorb at ention
The proposition Of Lord George Bsn.inck for expanding
".
cd by large majority and the accompanying discussion
or the House was two three nights in full but dis
cordent ch0fus on tho subect-sho ed that
benefits ~
Convicts not henceforh sent to the Australian
colonies.
Some scandal has been brought upon the Church by
the strange episode Of which Cambridge has been the
vacant st Johns College puts forth the Earl of Fowls
their candidate who has made himself conspicuous as
"A inf I'M k,cvx
ton to the junction Of the tishoprcs Of BsngSr and 81
Aaaph Trinity College aspi,es hgher-puts up Prince
the Queen declines the honor resolutey they insist up
on electng him defeat would have placed the Prince
in painful position He has succeeded, and is now
asserted that he will act The movement is Certainly
not credabe to the Church. calculated to increase
its respect amongst the people The ministers of reli
gion never suffer much in the estimation of the world
as when they go out OF their way to toady greatness
Mr. OConns is said, Is dying The state of his health
prevents bis removal to LELAND His confessor, DR..
Mley, le Dublin, by express TO attend him in London,
where he remains His complaint 10 stated to be wa
ter ON the chest and dropsy in the symptoms
his hotel great and il is said servant FROM the palace
is amongst the number.
Ths financial position Of France is said to be most EN-.
barrassing The Paris correspondent of morning paper
puts down the deficiency nearly thirty ns millions OF
pounds sterling and adds that the department Of finance
Il ursble answer the demsnds upon IL The Budget
Committee it added has been ordered 10 make appssr
ances square as much possible but their
will show defcisncy Of 400 oOo0os francs, sixteen
millions sterling
In consequence of the French government. having
raised the export duty upon maize to prohbiive rate
the price which had reached per quarter in Bayonns
and 56s per quarter in Bordeaux exclusive du
ty has receded to about in both ports tits calcuat
ed that these ports would have shipped quarters Of
for Ireland in the fortnight had not
this prohibition been issued
AusrsIAr LoAN-The .Hugs5irsh Gazette has the fol-
lowing from Vienna correspondence, dated the l6th,-
The new loan Of eighty mions. Ave per cent 10 de.
oitvely concluded with the house of Rothschld sna
and AIsstn and E.kees The details of the Contract
sre not yet publicly known"
The IRrsH FAM,NE-Irs IMMEDIATE Errscrs UPON
LivnHpooL-A the select vestry meeting on Tuesday,
appe ired from returns made by the parish officers that
the expenditure for the relief Of the Irish immigrants
now averages 5Ooi week. Under the new system of
administering relief at their temporary residences
otter Inquiry by officers specially appointed for the pur
pose two facts have been made evident First that
on was the parish anal ssconay
the cling Of the population in certain low local.
ties Of the town. Ia consequence OF the influx of paupers
has rendered greater amount of relief
Although in the first place, number alleged to amount
to ~ Coo per day, were relieved at parish OF
about 1851 week. the cost the parish for the last
week VI on one-thrd Of the number amounted 10 ash
The great reduction In numbers for by hat
has proved to be fact that in the first instance
chit OF the lowest class Of Irish residents
lent out for the purpose OF exciting commiserson The
arrivals OF these poor creatures during tho last week
amounted to 043. II further appeared that the rish
who arrived in Liverpool, and emigrated thence 10
America since the LIST Of January without ony
from the parish to the Unprecedented humber
or This period Of the year, of 9oO0Lvepooi Standard
Feb. 81.
Fashions for March.
There Is no great variety in the make Of evening
dresses his season, far the corsages concerned
they continue to be pointed with draperie berthe aud
the sleeves very short; the skirts very long and
thick Materials form trains; they still made very
ir Velvet figured satins. moires and damas, most
~ used Tor evening Dress and accord we'll wi the neck
lsces tandtaux OF diamonds fashionable TUNES
OF point dsDgleserre, forming short upper skirt over
sain dress VII deep berthe and nounce 10 correspond
Da of m
Learners on damas or brocats Of gold silver in small
Moorsh patterns, have beautiful effect. Generally,