The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-15
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LIVERPOOL, July 90, Saturday Ev'g, O'Clock.
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L,vrKpooI, July 90 Saturday Ev'g, O'Clock.
France.
We are in possession of our advices from Paris OF
yesterday evening from which CLEAN the following
items Of intelligence -
There are present confined in the prisons of Paris
the instruction of June last 900 hu.
man beings, of whom ISIS are men, and l75 women
or these, $50 men, and Is women, ill., and laid up
hospitals
NJ Maguin had given notice Of a motion on the
subject of the foreign policy of the republic the de-
bate thereon was fixed for Monday next, July 3lst
The Committee Foreign Affairs appointed, on
Thursday last the following representatives to pre-
pare reports the principal questions which at this
moment occupy public opinion in Europe -
Drcssn de Luhys is to treat the Spanish question;
NJ xavisT Durren will undertake those of Russia;
n Edmond lafayette, Moidava and waachiaj
A. Passer the German Confederation
NJ nceksIen, Prussia and Pruisian Poland; and
NJ Pusagur Egypt.
The bill for regulating the clubs of Paris SC.
cognixed four descriptions Of associations each to be
differently dealt with. Clubs, properly called,
TO be public, and to be placed under the
inspection of magistrate. Secret associations
simply forbidden. Associations not public,
and not having any political object, merely
required to make declaration of their existence to
the municipal authorities; and finally, associations
not public but in which political subjects dis
cussed will in future be obliged to obtain permission
TO meet, from the authorities.
The papers favorable to republican principles,
press dissatisfaction at the measure because Of its
constituting, they ceve, permanent check
Vpon liberty. In this opinion they seem justified
from the fact that there can be society without
express declaration Of its objects to the magistracy
and magisterial sanction.
The committee of legislation considered, on Thurs
day, the important question of arrest for debt The
committee decided, that the question of press
ing nature, they would confne themselves to recon-
mending simply that the decree of the Provisional
Government, abolshng arrest for debt, should be
voked.
We have letters Madrid to the 23d inst, incu-
sve They state that the Queen has far overed
from the incommodie attendant her disease as to
be able to grant audience to the Pope's nuncio,
Monseigneur BraSnell for the purpose of presenting
his crede initials.
We have late accounts from Italy which state that
the King of Naples has published formal protest
against the Act of Parliament which calls the Duke of
Genoa to the throne of Sicily 10000 said to
be in process of equipment at Turin and to be in
state Of forwardness to commence the campaign. Sup
plies Of muskets had been received from abroad and
the foundries were busy casting pieces of cannon.
Russia.
st. Petersburg advices inform us that the Cholera
was beginning to diminish that city. On the 14th,
there remained 37e2 patients under care the same
day there 525 cases. 2ls recoveries and 3l2
deaths.
Austria.
The last accounts from Innspruck state that the
emperor and the royal family to leave that place
o he nj nd to
trun on the 2Sth.
Germany.
Advices from Frankfort Of the 23d, state that Gen
Cavagnac had in amicabTe letter appealed to the
governments Of Germany NO longer to give passage
through their territories to the Poles who wished go
France in order not to augment the elements of an
archy at Paris.
England.
LONDON, Saturday Noon.
The Conan der in Chiefs very busily engaged
ing orders for the dispatch every available soldier
which be spared from all the depots, to Ireland
large number sent of from London last night and
mere leaving by several trains to-day From the
Weldon Barracks several companies leaving
same destination. Before the close of the week. it is
said that 900 soldiers viii be duty in that
try More ships, with ordnance stores, ordered
immed iately to sail for Cork.
Just before the departure of the steamer a gentle
man Of the European Times office arrived from jour-
ney through the principal agricultural counties of
England who found from personal inquiry and obser
vstiop that the failure Of the potato crop exists to
considerable extent, and in many districts, the
ers gathering them up for immediate sale, to pre-
vent the entire loss which is anticipated from their
appearance.
A Cabinet council held at the Foreign office
this morning All the Ministers present. The
evening papers say warrants have been issued this
morning to arrest several Of the London Chartist
leaders
Ireland.
The Royal mail steamer Banshee, which sailed from
Kingstown this morning states that Dublin continues
quiet. Mr.. J. F. Lalor has been arrested at BallyRs-
hone, and was his way to Nsnagh Jail when the
mail left.
The Latest Market Reports.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Saturday July 2.-The money
.e. opened s6 and closed at sss to
SS S vas q Sc Sss sna
stock is stX 20 s71 e1chequer bills premium The
SATURDAY az goods and yarn
to-day s better and there 10 eviden feeling in the trade
Corpt in better request and have upward tendency
Nrar Law Intelligence
GErERAL SESSIONS, Aug. l-Before Judge DAILY and |
Aldermen Crolius and stevens. John NcKeon Esq |
District Attorney.
Catherine anderson and Catherine Je6ries we're |
both pxt forward trial charged with having robbed
Of s35 The former fou nd guilty Of the theft and
the latter the charge Of having received stolen
goods. Both appeared. lived in house Of flame
in Water street They were remanded for sentence.
Charles Ferguson was put upon trial. on charge |
Of burelaiously attempting break open the desk In
exchange once No sc West Broadwa belonging to