The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09


Konigswater oommup eating mis- stoppags, which how
Yer, as We Understand, vii not sfecE either Messrs
'ng.wa er brosners OF London or their Paris CORES
pond~nts Kon gswster T. Coz
4" Ths p essnl crisis Of which no one can
the h.s cowpolled suddenly to
pend OPERATIONS, and 10 proceed weh tue Oxidation
OF my establishment therefore, trust you will allow
me The necessary tune Tor coecting the sums due to me
from excellent foreign houses but whs lke myself fod
the greatest difficulty IN procuring good
Paris
NIy position before the revou ion was perfectly ga
tsfsctory and it u only the inevitable conssqu
TINT which have Induced the present step; the
immediate Circumstances rendering unAvoidsbie be-
lat. The continuous payment of bills received fro
my foreign correspondents, the returns for WHOM have
not come for ward; aud,
I'D Ths non.acoeptsnce Of bills upon the fret houses
here, received from my correspondents
name hich bear hops viii prove = ratis actory qua
rsnty to creditors and fiends that my liquidation
will be made with all possible care for their interests
which, trust, will not, in the end, suffer any loss"
The sdvices from Brussels state that the msnufac-
turers OF Courtrai aud RJulers seeking sssstnce
and demand analogous Of grant
ed to the towns OF Chen, and Bruges What they pro
pose is that the government shall advance them 10000
francs not bearing interest the repay mont Of which
TO be by deposit Of goods valued at double
he sInouo OF the loan Some concession Of the Kind
they intimate must be i'm edtey granted or between
900 and 5000 nds wiz be thrown out OF employment
The manufac do not propose to use the money
to their own advantage they merely desire to secure
funds to pay their work people during at least the
suing month.
Letters from Naples have been received to the ssh
inst from which IL appears that the setem,n Of the
siciisn question had been followed by rise the Five
per tents from So TO e3, notwithstanding toe crcum-
stance Of the government having advertised for loan
OF six millions of ducss 900 000 to be paid in Gig heen
monthly instaments the tenders for which be
presented on the 3ls inst After receipt of thu intel
Egence Of the French revolution the ministers, who
had previously resigned were induced by the king
resume their functions, with the addition OF Prooe Ca
rsu TO foreign sRairs, and four asrs, an
the 9th OF Maroha decree was published granting to ST.
oily the constitution Of 1912, measure by which the
people Of that island gain ali their demands in full
The separate psriismeDt thus established and " bcn
will consist Of Lords aud Commons is Psier
the 2oth OF March, and is TO be opened by Don
Ruggero settimo the head Of the late provisional no.
vernment, but now Lord Lieutenant snd eprese
OF the Beyond having led TO this happy settle
snt the French revelation does appear pro-
duccd any effect in Naples Lord Minto, with Admiral
Parker the Hberpis and the steamers to Palermo
night Of the 9TH with all the Gpaly
c )nBletrd.
The quarterly account Of the Bank Of France for the
three months ending the l6 Il March, which pub.
rbed in the Tunes Of the 1h inst gives the following
results when pared vthh quarter ending tho 27,h
of December l2st far rgsrds those items oil the
count which IRE suLjsct 70 variation.