The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26


at Athens and his frequent audiences Of the King,
hsd Iaed hope Of SEINE change for the better in the
deplorable state of our affairs But the absence Of
every such result since the departure Of this dplo-
mast whore philhee nism and great experience have
been doubted, has much discouraged the people,
and all their fine expectations are vanishing away
under the influence Of the sad reality. The system
which has given birth to all our misfortunes, by
making the constitution subservient to abeoutism, 10
still as much alive and hourishing IL was before.
The Journal de- Constantneple of the Goth ult states
that the cholera the decrease in that city, but
was raging terribly at GaatS. The same journal
At the Council of Ministers held on Thursday last
resolution come to regarding Said Pacha the ex-
Minister Of War, which was immediately submitted to
the Sultan, and approved by his Majesty. By this,
Said Pacha Who the reiterated advice
Of the Council persevered in embarrassing the affairs
the government steamer Messri- Bshri which, having
transported him to the place Of his destination has
turned to Constantinople.n
spain.
From the London Post July TO-
Our readers have been made aware that simulta-
rising in favor Of the Condo de MOntemolin has
ern provinces, and learn that Of the royalist
leaders, the brave and faithful General AZaa, having
been betrayed into the hands Of the Christinos was
instantly shot IL Is wish, in this early stage Of
the movement, to put this melancholy fact record,
evidence that may be important hereafter to show
that with the p&rtizans Of Donna Isabella has orig
mated system of barbarian warfare. The royalists,
the contrary took every precauton to prevent the
adoption Of practice inhuman in ITSELF and revolt
Ing TO the feelings OF universal ChrlStendOm General
Cabrera setting up the royal standard, expressly
declared in his proclamation that mercy should In all
cases be extended to prisoners. Within few hours
after this declaration, General Alzaa was taken and
murdered. There can be difficulty in anticipating
the plea of the Of their aroci
ty. They will alsge that the General was rebel, and
that to him. therefore, the rules Of ordinary warfare
could not apply. But the allegation is utterly false
The begun in Spain is not instruction Of
tween the adherents Of two rival claimants TO the
Thrones legitimate war Of succession. On the one
side is Donna Isabella, the queen de (acto; on the
other Don Carlos Luis, the king de jure. And off,
Ger, acting General Alzaa did under the royal au-
thority, can be treated rebel without a manifest
violation Of one Of the best established provisions of
national law. The military execution is therefore,
not only grossly unjust IT, for the very perpetrators
Of the crime Themselves fatally impolitc. The feel
ings Of human nature render i obviously impossible
that the Carlists their chiefs murdered with
out being led to retaliate. The good intentions of
General Cabrera will be defeated his acknowledged
influence his troops will be of avail and thus
shall we be doomed to witness ad internecionem
raging in the Gentle of civilized Europe No will
more deeply regret this unhappy circumstance than
hope that, by exposing may assist in checking it.
But If our hope be doomed to disappointment justice
requires that should thus place record the evil
dence that fixes the commencement Of the barbarous
system on the partiZans of the usurping dynasty.
The Madrid journals of the 9th inst, again des-
titute OF The Heraldo rails at Lord Pamerston
for, as 1t says fome nting and encouraging the
Montemslon,st instruction. In letter from its
correspondent at London, the journal gravely
against Sir H. Buwer and that as they drink tea aud
eat bread and butter, they constantly exclaim-"Fie
for shame! How improper! Did you ever!n One Of the
Journals supposed to be under tie influence Of the
Quee other strongly urges the Queen not to go to
La Grapja thinking that the Montemolnist movement
makes the journey dangerous. The Clamor Pu6Eco
is deplorable but still that it will probably end
in bankruptcy A sum- amounting to 132,OOo0OO
it says, disappeared. The Fomen,o of Barcelona
of the 3D. gives detail Of the proceedings of Cabrera
that he had made many marches and countermarches
TO avoid the Queens troops, but had been attacked
near the Gulenas and at the latest dates being
pursued.
LONDON STocK ExcHANeE. July 10, IL M.-The funds
remain steady but the market presents particular
feature this morning. Consols have Been done at 86a
SIS for money and account.
Two o'cLocK-CoDsols are steady at 81 s7H. Ex
s3 Bank Stock is4 as The % I pea smsns
the jobbers takes place tomorrow, and will tend
to show the leaning Of the account whether bush
the reverse. The Foreign Securities are at merely
nominal prices Mexican II 171S Railway Shares have
attracted but little attention.
Three o'cLocK.-Consols Tor Account left of at ST.
LONDON Conn EXCHANGE, July 1o.-At this days
market factors began by asking advance all de-
scrptions of Wheat, but this only had the effect Of
checking business and the settled down at about
bee in good request at iu prices iare. arrival Of
Oats this week which has greatly depressed trade
Wheat (English) Ais to 5Gs; Wheat Foreign) 52s to
to 26s Rye s to 30s Beans 30s TO 36s; Beans iold)
34s to sos; Oa's potato 21s to 25s Poland 2s to 23s
Feed 20s to 2as; Flour per sack, 42s to 46s.
PARIS BounsE, July II, 81 P. M.-The market has
been heavy all day and the Rente has again declined
Elves have fallen 75c closing at 76f 25c Threes A.
25c., the last price being 4sf Csc. Bank of France
before. Bons du Tresor at 40 dis railway shares
have also given way, some Of the lines showing
siderable decline Orleans have fallen 4of Rouen 3of,
eft bank) ST. each, Northern 81 76c Versailles fright
bank Bale Strasburg, and Lyons r. 50c. each Havre
and Bordeaux are UNMARRIED.
HAvRE CoTroN MARxEr, Monday, July 10. 2P NJ
Sales to this hour 1900 bales prices still rner and
looking up. Stock ia 900 bales Quotations: inferior
4sf ordinary 52fto 53f mdling 56f 57f mdlng fair
5 to oof fair 62f to CAT Several mills have
working. and prices will further advance as scarcely
any supplies are looked for.
HAvRE MARKETS, Monday, July 1O-Since We'd
nesdsy 9th instant cotton market became very
animated and within the last three days of the week
1890 bales changed hands at an advance of IT, aud
even r. on ordinary grades, which the most sought
after. The Zurich, from New York. came N on Satur-
day, being the only arrival To-day, Monday, the
sales reached 1900 bales at well supported prices and
there is further Improvement anticipated, stocks
HAvRE PRIcr CURRENT. Pea.
so kisog. Tres 6as. Bas. Bon ord. cour.
New Orleans. ... 40 9! 70 70
Upland and Florida. 49,. 80. IS 81 6 10
v, , 1s4s 1871; 1916;
s sris.s this day OF SI So e.s asGSe
Potash is worth OF 25 some Pearls were taken at
j0f rice is held still about $50 trces fou nd buyers
Ut 2lf 20 tallow remains neglected in lard the
ales were $50 barrels at 42f All so per so Kill The
weather continues favorable to the crops in general
Bre adstufs are at low prices.
JULY 12-Eyenipg.-The United States steamer has
been detained by head tides The good feeling mani
tested in our cotton market cont since and with
these two days fully 1000 bales United States cot
tons were taken for consumption at very stiG prices
say 81 81 so for New Orleans tres ordnaire equal to
middliDg and 63f 63f. so for ordnaire or fair No
arrival The letters brought by the America steamer
hich left Boston the 18th ut reached US yester-
day evening OF other articles have to report the
following saes, viz as bbls pearash at 50 200 bbls
ai at 43f 45 $50 tierces rice at ~ 23f The sea-
son continues fine and favorable for the crops in
general Owing to the too rapid advance at the stock
exchange in Paf, took place yesterday, but
upon the whole the aspect Of things is much better
than last month
Sporting Intelligence.
CENTbEyILE CoussE, J. -Trotting.-The eat
amount Of foreign and other important matter pre-
clud.s the publication OF the reports Of the last two
days sporting. They viii appear as soon as possible