The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

IL lb currently IepOItcu lLOnuOu, tudt HcI ilu-
jesty, the Queen, has come to the determination Of
giving up a portion of the Royal allowance, and
that proposition to that effect will shortly be laid
before the House of Commons.
1t was also rumored around the Home Office, in
Downing street, this morning, that some additional
government reporters are about to start for Dublin,
with the view of bringing to condign punishment
all who will dare to violate the new crown and
government security act
The American house of Coats IL Co. has de-
clared dividend of one shilling on the pound.
NEWS FROM CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
The accounts from the Continent are not very
important.
The Venetian government, with the consent of
! Lombardy and the Pope, had placed Gen. Pope at
the head of the troops assembled at Venice, from
all parts of Italy, to wage war against the Austri-
ans.
1t is reported, but cannot state authority, that
the Austrians have taken Venice.
letter from Rome, dated June 81 has Just
come to hand. 1t states that the Upper Chamber
at Rome has, in conformity with the lower one,
adopted the resolution to continue the war. 1t is
said that corps of volunteers forming IN every
part of the Roman States and Tuscany, and new
body set out from Florence on the 2ls after having
been reviewed by the Grand Duke.
We learn from Vienna that the government has
levied an income tax of per cent on the incomes
at 300, and 16 per cent above 300.
Our Belgian advices state that the Minister of
War had ordered all the soldiers on furlsugh to
return to their quarters.
The letters from Amsterdam state that the Bourse
Is active, and the value of Russian and Dutch Sc
curities improved
Accounts from Madrid state that rumors were
afoat of contests and outbreaks at Navarro.
NEWS FROM IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL, July 1, 1851 A. M.
Our letters from Dublin, written late last night,
have come to hand, and advices from London up
till 8 o'clock, are just received. From these we
suboin a synopsis of some interesting intel
llgence.
The paper war against the government authori-
ties of Dublin Castle is still carried on, and this
days Feios Is very savage upon the government
One of the contributors Mr.. James Lalor long
ing for the company of John Mitchell, "openly
and advisedly" asserts that the present existing
government of Ireland, and all existing rights OF
property in that soil, mere usurpation and ty-
ranny and as such null and void ofmoral effect;
and his purpose is to abolish them utterly, or lose
his life IN the attempt; and then he declares that
he and his countrymen owe no obedience to laws
enacted by another nation without their consent,
nor respect to assumed rights of property which
are starving and exterminatng the people. Mr..
Lalor proclaims that he and his party have deter
mined to set about creating, as speedily possible,
military organization, of which the Felon Office
shall be the centre and citadel MIR. T. F. Meagher
contributes articles to the Felon on the expected
visit of the Queen to Ireland-the object of which
he ridicules, observing, and Is it thus
with bit of polished court-paster, that this
wild and wounded nation will be cured or tanned |!
Have we not learned yet to set the proper price
on gilded fpperies-fi fireworks, which whizz
and sparkle, but which neither heat the soil nor
purify the sky %
Our letters received this morning state, the or
ganizaton of the clubs is proceeding with great
aacrlty. MIR. Meagher has set out for Cork and
Waterford, and Mr.. Smith O'Brlen is busy in
Limerick and Clare. Deputations from the Dub
lin clubs are on their way to Tuin, Athboy, Kels,
Navan, and Drogheda Wicklow and Kildare are
also to be visited without delay, and even the
"black North is preparing for the contest
THE LATEST MARKET Jews.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, July 1.-The weather is
Tdtner mOlsI just uoW, consequently uoiuers dre
in their operations. Some few transactions in wheat
-four and Indian going forward to-day, but
without any perceptble change in the ratesof yeser
day.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, July 1.-The trade is
steady-a fair amount of sales expected to be made
to-day at previous rates
DUBLIN CORN MARKET, June 3O.-The weather has
atery very unsettled and very few arrivals of
Indian have taken place. Trade has been dull,
and prices receding. Prime wheat scarce to-day,
and an advance of Cd per barrel established Oats
and barley steady at quotations. Indian opened
low, but good number of dealers appeared. revival
took place. and advance realized on retail par
GELS First flour has advanced Cd per cwt. Oatmeal
very dull.
ARRIVAL OF THE TRENT-INTELLIGENCE FROM THE
BRITISH WEST INDIEs.-The British mail steamer
Trent, Capt Norton, arrived this morning from
Bermuda, in passage of five days. She was de-