The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-20


latest accounts. in strength o,0OO men, and per-
feet order. The offensive would be assumed as
soon as possible.
sitting of the deputies at Tarin, on the 29th
ut., the occasion OF presenting bill tor loan
OF 100 millions OF llvres. had been most tumuitu
GUS one the people declaring that if the deputies
did not perform their duty, they would drive them
out and take their places.
The following important resolution was agreed to in
tn Turin Chamber Of Deputies on the goth July
tant power should be exercised for the defence
State by means the most prompt and efficacous the
Chamber resolves that the government OF the King
shall be invested, during the of independence
with all power, legislative and executive; 1t shall at
by al decrees and under ministerial respon-
sibility uhe constitutional institutions excepted)
make all laws for the safety OF the country
O nd its Institutions
From Turin, Photographic dispatch announces that
the provisional government having been broken up,
Charles Albert, by the wish of the people, had been
proclaimed Dictator A slight engagement had again
taken place. between the Austrisns and Pieamontese
the 9th July in which the Italians at first
successful in recovering their former positions but
owing to ns arriving to their enemy they
obliged to abandon them.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 8, 1O;45 A. M.-The weather
is hazy, with a light wind from the s. E. As is
usual on Saturday; there is no Geographic commu-
nication with Holyhead Glass slightly falling.
look for the Niagara's arrival early tomorrow
morning or even tonight.
France.
There is some doubt about France interfering in
the Italian question, though it Is said two regi-
ments have already left Lyons for that purpose
The Minister of War had given orders for the ln,-
mediate formation OF a camp at Marsellles, OF
from l5, 000to 20 1000 men. ENJOYS from Sardinia
and Venice had arrived in Paris. GOudchaux's
bill for tax on mortgages had been carried by
1878 to 339
Ii is now said that the result Of the interview
hat, IL Teal, nd ~,
vaignac is that France will endeavor to come to
understanding with England, in the first in
stance, 10 offer the joint mediation OF both
tries to Charles Albert and Austria.
The National Assembly, at Its sitting on the Bird
instant, was ocsupled in considering the report of
the Committee on the Instructions. BY that re-
port the affair OF the LIST OF March characterized
as manifestation that OF the 9th OF April as
conspiracy that of the 18th of Nav as an overt
act of treason; and that OF June as civil war
Ledru Rollin Is inculpated In April and May;
Louis Blanc and Caussldere, the latter very Sc
riously, IN all, and M. Proudhon, in June. It is
is supposed that these parties will be taken into
custody.
Lamartine is not compromised In any of the out
breaks.
The celebrated bulletin of the Republic, No. I6,
is cited In the commencement of the report and
Madame Georges Sand stgmatised as the author.
After the report was read, Ledru-Rollln mount
ed the tribune, and defended himself with feverlsh
animation, but without producing any fact.
The Mountain cheered him furously. M. Louis
Blanc next spoke, with still more embarrassment
than Ledru-R oln.
The first part took about an hour IN the de-
livery, and at the close of il the session was sus-
pended for short time. Certain passages in this
strongly lnculpated NM. Ledrn-RollIn. Louis
Blanc, and Canssidiere, and the reading of them
elected from these individuals severally most vo-
lent reclamations, and drew from M. Caussidiere,
more especially, epithets. IN reference to the
port, which polite ears do not delight In
Before the reading of the report commenced the
President of the Assembly called attention to the
great importance of the document they were about
TO hear, and to the possible necessity of arresta-
IONS arising out OF the disclosures about to be
made. This announcement was received by the
Assembly with profound emotion.
Germany.
In the sitting of the German Parliament on the
3lst, Schmerling, the Minister for Home and Fo-
reign Affairs, informed the House that all negocl-
atlons with Denmark with reference TO a more per-
manent armlstlce were at an end. The war was
to be Immediately and energetically continued by
Germany, the costs to be betrayed from the Impe-
nal Treasury.
Peucker, the Minlster of War, said that due
measures had been taken for sending large rein
forcements to General Wrangel Each German
state was to furnish Its contingent.
Russia.
The Narn5ergr Correspondent has received intelli-
gence from Russian Poland which asserted to be su-
thentic. The whole of the have been called
IN and enrolled in their regiments 1900 young men
from the military schools have received their
sions officers All young physicians are pressed
now in the Of r"anS 5000 foSt 5000 borss
artillery sufficient for army of $50 600 men and
above 1000 sappers and miners
Mark cts.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. August 4, two o'clock
The probability improbabilty of French interven-
the City circles engaged in monetary affairs There is
no difference OF opinion to the policy which should
be pursued for the interest Of France, but nobody at
temps to predicate that that will be adopted
whe they look back the events Of the last four
months
The market for public securities was TRANQUIL in the
ary part Of the morning. Consos being quoted the
opening at S6s to q, they remained for some time
alternately buyers and sellers at u until the late edi
lions Of the morning papers appeared with the inteli
gence OF yesterday evening from Paris holding the
idea that the de dctc government will not be rash in
interfering in Italy. This intelligence had an imme-
date effect on the price, which went up to s7 which
Is now the quotation.
The price for money has been from sos to ~, the
Quarter per Cents 81 to x, Bank Stock 19S the June
Exche9uer bills IS 49, the March &c., and India Bonds
There has been a considerable increase in the num-
Der OF transactions in Foreign Securities.
The Railway Share market was fat in the early
part OF the morning, but the upward movement in
Consos has had the effect Of partially improving
of the prices.
QUARTER BEFORE TBREE.-Consols for Account
SIS "a
Lospos Com MARxEr, Aug. 4-No change occur
red this week in the duties foreign corn Although
the weather during the week has been unsettled this
morning proving fine had its usual iniuep &C. and the
wheat trade ruled dull and the turn cheaper Indian
corn offered Is lower but few transactions reported
Farley malt peas, and beans are offered at our pre-
vous currency, but only retail trade in either art
Gle. Fine fresh oats met fair demand but little pass
ing in other descriptions
LEMON TRADE REPoRr, Thursday, Aug. 8 The
market has generally worn dull appearance; the i'm
porteis OF sugars have been free sellers and in
instances submitted to q slight decline $50 hhds of
West India sold by private contract 600 boxes Hava
ma sold In public sale NJ decline Of fully 3D. 38s Cd to
ls also 5000 bags Of China which were withdrawn at
3s and reported sold at 3os 30s by private con-
tract; refined has been inactive standard quality 53s
I'd to o4s Cofee-The public sales of coffee have again
been rather large, and good consuming descriptons
only sold at previous rates other sorts showed slight
decline, and large portion bought in Cocoa steady;
trinidad sold at 3Ss Cd to AS Rice sold steadily
The article has become very firm; Madras in bond low
quality sold at los; white Bengal lis to l2s Cochi-
neal has declined I'd to Sd per ID in public sale Taow
iul at 4ss Cd TO Abs Cotton steady but inacive 200
bales only sold. Tea steady Penang numeas cold at