The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09
d BY Robespicrre dsrins the first revolution. Part

ed By Robespicrre during the first revolution. Psrtia
arearrcsted wthout regard to age, class, eScircuN
forced to associate with thieves and murderers and
are driven off, tied together in rows TO places on the
sea coast from whence they transported either to
Africa or the Philippine Islands.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpcnsicr had reno
we'd from Vista Allegro to the Queens Palace by the ad
vice Of the medical attenda nts of the Duchess.
The grand review which had been announced Il
postponed SIM die.
The Gaeeta publishes decree authorising the Bank
OF St Fernando to purchase all the silver produce OF
the Spanish mines
1t is said that the Duke Montpenscr had advised the
adoption Of more liberal system of government,
which advice had iritated Narvaez and Christina
that the Duke has been exled Seville for his pains
We have received the Madrid papers Of the 18th of
The Ciamor Pubico says that an extraordinary
courier reached Madrid the previous day. with des
patches from the French provisonary government de-
handing the immediate departure Of the Duke of Mont
penser from the Spanish territories 1t awaits says
either confirmation or denial Of the report from the
Ministerial journals.
The English Minister has, it is said transmitted to
the government second note expicave of the first,
Of which the substance given in the letter of our
Madrid correspondent few days ago.
The Hsraido announces that the official recognition
of Queen Isabella by the Court of Bavaria will be
mediately published.
There were some rumors of an expected emeute on
the 16h but gave credit to it, and it gene
rally supposed to be intended by Narvaez excuse
for further arrests
General Manuel Concha had set out for valladolid,
where he is appointed captan-gcneral.
The notes of the Bank of San Fernando dis
counted the morning of the l4th ut loss of Ga
cent At two o'clock the depreciation still greater
1t Is asserted that in order to the expenses of
the month of March, the bank has been forced to ad
the two first instruments for the month of April
and that besides this the Minister Of War demands 45
millions for the OUTLAWS of the present month. All
this 1t thought will probably have the effect of ruin
ing the bank.
Commercial men were in q state of great alarm at
Madrid. Bank notes had in several instances been
fused rs payment in the markets
India and China.
We have received intelligence from Calcutta to the
7th and Bombay to the 10Th of March The papers
almost wholly devoid of political intelligence. In
sible, peaceful than the Company's dominions.
Scinde has all at become transformed from
most sickly to Of healhest States Seventeen
thousand troops continue to garrison the frontier Of
the Indus. The Governor Of Bombay returned to the
Presidency from his tour of inspection the Sd Of
March, and about to leave the 10th for the Ma
habubohwur hills He will return about the end Of
April to receive his successor, Lord Falkland, and
tire from India for good in the beginning of May
The commercial intelligence begins to improve, and
though money ia scarce confidence deficient and trans
actions few the worst is considered past Our Bombay
advices state that bank stocks continued low and
prices had further declined. Government securities
had slightly advanced Owing to the scarcity Of money
AN advance had taken place, and bank paper at six
months sight had been negotiated at Is 10hd to Is
l0ssd; while for private bills with shipping documents
Is lid to Is 1l may be considered the rate On Calcu
ta Bank Of Bengal Post Bills had been negotiated Mt
par The quotations at 80 days sight bank paper is
RS On China for 90 days sight 2O6 per loo dollars
The market for piece goods was steady and fair
prices being paid In beached goods, too fair
inquiry exists for shirting and aconets of low quality
and advance previous rates for the former, of
from to annas per piece has been established
There some advance in frcghts and the last rates
quoted were f5 to Liverpool and "a los to London !;
and China 10 per candy at which rate engagements
were being made. Letters srom Calcutta inform
that g the money market continues in much the
state wrote last; the terms which loans are
transacted shade favorable, but the security
taken continues to be of the most rangbe character
and of value leaving large margin for of ap-
prasement In exports there has been fair demand
for staples to be sent home remittanccs instead of
speculatons-especially satpetre. Sugar and indigo
are less inquired after now; rice in much the same
state and silk too highly priced to permit extensive
operation: The import market is improving, cotton
piece goods finding rcer vent and twist rising in de-
mand. Freights looking up. There reports of
some spcculations in tonnage with eye to a China
war and belief that government would be obliged to
engage Transports