The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-04

require that the Minister before deciding this adMs
siop will be pleased to order trial to be made with the
IN order to ascertain the quantity OF sugar Mt
Tor which these contain For the purpose OF
making this trial the reners have placed their manufac
tories at the disposal of the government
Italy.
letter from Rome OF the 2sth ult announces the
suppression, by the police, OF the last number Of the
newspaper containing the speeches de-
vercu NJ the anniversary OF Rome These had passed
muster with the Roman censorship but the Austrian
ambassador Count Lutzof dreadng the effect their cir
culaton night produce throughout Italy prevailed on
NJ Grasseini, the Governor Of Rome to suppress the
number Of the journal which contained those speeches
Private letters from Bologna mention a curious fact
The censor had authorised publication In the Boog
ma journal Of the identical speeches the Austrian
pressed.
The excellent Plus TX has added another claim to the
many he already possesses the gratitude of his SUBJ
jects He has instituted system of national reprssen
aton in the shape Of council Of delegates from the
purpose Of discussing with the the affairs of
the administration, and aiding 1t in its efforts for the
good OF the people This grand has bee hailed
by the good Popes subjects with the iveles demonsra
lions ofjoy and thankfuness.
Spain.
| Advices from Madrid rather interesting On the
evening Of the 4th ult the Queen with the nante Don
Francisco de Paula and the nfanta Donna Jossf was
returning from the Prado in her carriage and passing
the Custom house. two detohations place Various
conjectures were formed the subject According to
many persons including our correspondent, two pistols
or double barreed fred at her majesty;
those connected with the court and government pro
fessed to believe that nothing the explosion Of
couple OF crackers fired by two boys. The Queen is
represented by the Tempo to have been little alarm
ed that she would not suffer her carriage be stopped
but on reaching the palace, she summoned the minis
tiers to her presence and ordered immediate inquiry
into the occurrences, the result of which the
cracker version Yet adds the TEMPO, " her majesty
ought always to have when drives out in
order that she not be exposed such
The revenues were estimated at 257 7sO466 reals and
the expenditure at 1851 ,67sO2O The two Chambers had
been Sssq1sntly Prorogued by royal decree and
report generally credited, they not to again
before October. General Butron had been appointed
The Queen arrived at Aranjuez on the 5th unaccom-
panied by the King was believed by some that her
whilst others stated that she would remain there till the
middle Of June
The Fomento Of Barcelona of the 3D. states that the
Mexican prvateer Unico of Vera Cruz carrying one
gun, and crew of thiry-three men, had captured In
the waters Of yica and brought into Barcelona the
american ship Carmeta, 1913 TONS Captain Edwin Lit
teheld going from Ponce, the Neapolitan coast to
decree commanding that In future all the funds belong
ing to the State shall be paid into the royal treasury
The person with whom the nfanta Josepha had nearly
contracted clandestine marriage native of Havana
named Guell Rente-was the 10th suddenly reused
from his rest, and sent off in chas posfe to Cadz
to embark for his native place The journals cry out
loudly against this act as arbitrary and illegal
Portugal.
ACCORDING TO letters from Portugal warike
were by means discontinued, not Notwithstanding the
negotiation for an amicable settlement of affairs
Viscount Sa Da Bandeira had fortified himself strong.
y in Setubal and Pamela, and the other troops of the
Junta had eectualy crossed the Douro carried dis
may to the army of sadanha. Even in the Lusitanan
capital hostile spirit manifested towards the Ca
bral faction Queen Maria is not proceeding with the
promptitude which circumstances require Her Majesty
must abandon all her unconstitutional partalities and
friendships or her throne long totering will be in peril
| OF a permanent subversion.
Letters from Lisbon of the 30th ult announce an out
break at Lisbon the preceding day in consequence of
conspiracy to iberate the political prisoners About 100
Of these made an attack the castle in which they
were defeated The general prisoners the JAIL feons
and Others 1900 in number got out of prison but
many OF them were moved down by the soldery though
they made no resistance and the majority recap
tured or the political prisoners about 500 escaped
The convention with Great Britain was it is said sign
ed ON the 2sth. Colonel Wylde proceed immedi-
ately to Oporto to endeavor effect an accommodation
| with the Junta.
| Greece.
appears, from letters from Athens Of the 30th ut
that M Coletti has had coup deta to get
rid of his ministerial embarrassments IL has suddenly
aud most unexpectedly dissolved the Parliament before
half Of the business before it had been finished and
before the passing either of the budget or the laws
authorizing him to levy taxes On the 26th at the
meeting OF the Chamber of Deputies the Minister Of
War appeared and in the name of tho Minister of the
Interior, who was absent read royal ordinance dis
solving the Chambers convoking the Electoral Col
eges for the 22d Of June for the general election The
meeting Of the Chambers is fixed by the same ord
nance for the 23d of July. His declared reason is
division the 22d, in which he had only majority OF
his vote; but his real motive may be surnised
from the following extract from letter dated Athens
April 25-"M Colett has promised the British Ambas
| which
amounts to TOO 900 francs he shall have re.
ceived authority from the Chamber to that effect
The Corn Trade of Europe.
From the European Times, May Is
| LoNpor-Since the sailing Of the Caledonia, the
4th inst great action has taken place in grain
market here and will be observed prices have risen
rapidly and now ut such figure will place many
articles of breadsn out Of the reach Of the poorer
classes in this country The sales in wheat on the
quotations and again the 18th instant IS TO 3s
were paid for samples OF good quality Foreign also
In good request during the periods and flour had
obtained extreme prices, similar TO those of wheat
the of the week ending May 10, wheat at Mark
| lane had continued advancing tendency Factors
asked enormously high prices from zoos to l20s being
demanded, when rates 20s higher than those
rent during the previous week The best lower Baltic
red wheat brought 96s and Dantzic above 100,
quarter The top price of town made -four reached
sos per sack at the close of the ending May and
has not since varied American -four has been sold ex-
tensively at 50s to 52s per barrel being los
was worth fortnight ago. The market held on Mon
day last, May H. was scantily supplied with English
wheat which found buyers at further advance Of 81
to 6s quarter the currency Of this day
fair extent Of business transacted in foreign
about 4s to 5s advance Barrel -four Is to 3s and In
dian Is to IS dearer Mailing barley Is to lower
as the is nearly over and the large arrival
foreign has enabled buyers to purchase all
| on rather easier terms.
| LrvERpooL-The proceedings ut our Corn Exchange
for the fortnight have been similar to those at London
For all articles there has been an active demand and
prices have been regularly rising On the 4th wheat
sold at an advance Of Cd to Cd bushe Indian
was % per quarter dearer and large business was done
-four met very free sale at 43s Cd and AS for Western
Canal and at 4ls per barrel for Ohio and parcels
OF English sack flour taken at COS per sack Barley
was without change and little done in it, Beans and
peas were IL per i5O lbs dearer. Indian not
free Of sale but in the that place
Is per 4S0 lbs advance realised the 10th
there fair demand for wheat for the INTERIOR
Improvement in price Of Is to Is Sd per 20 lbs prices
Of that day week The town dealers sparng
Iy In -four AIS per barrel for Western Canal de-
manded at the beginning but towards the close Of the
market 1t was oie cd Mt ais and Baltimore at 45s, at
which fair quantity sold. Wheat the lith met
fair sale at an advance since Tuesday of I'd to 3D. per
bushel Flour Cd per barrel higher but the demand
was by no means so great Of late. Western Canal
brought As to AIS Cd per barrel From the 18th to the
18th the trade steady and very firm On the latter
day there large attendance of buyers, aud good
show Of samples OF all kinds of grain aud flour The
sales Of wheat limited, and the few transactions