The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

Court Will admit tins evidence. appears 10 10
TO be Illegal; still the documents may, and, we
think should, be read and commented upon IN the
statements OF counsel They WIN be rendered,
moreover, as evidence, and, though objected 70,
and successfully by the crown. the effect will be
rather he lphtened than diminished by their tech
meal suppression. These letters, and the doctrine
which Lord John Russell is sand 10 promulgate,
in one OF his works on the constitution, namely,
that ii is sufficient TO justify the movers OF an
nsurrecton that people are weary with suffering;
and view with complacency change OF rule, VIII
Lord Russell is, after all, alder and an abettor
ofreason and sedition, by " open ana ad'lseu
speaking.
Scotland.
We have received our Glasgow ana Edinourgn
correspondence, dated last night, by which we
lean that Her Msesiy and Prince Albert with the
royal suite, are 10 leave Balmorai on ihe zors tor
Haddo House the seat OF the Earl OF Aberdeen,
and embark al Aberdeen on the 25th or 10th inst:
There rs 20 be a great gathering of the Highland
clans at Invecauld this day. September 16. The
German vessels detained at Dundee since the COM
mencement of the Danish war, are preparing TO
leave.
The Lord Provost of Glasgow intends resign
ing that office on the LIST of November next, with
the view OF attending more closely to his Parlla-
Lord John Russell had arrived at Perth on his
way TO Balmoral. HIS reception, In that city, was
anything but gratifying.
England.
Our London correspondence, received this
morning by special express, contains some nor-
nation regarding the Irish State trials, which is
rather interesting
The English law officers of the crown are, il is
SAID, amending the monster Indictment against
Mr.. Smlth O'Brien. and that the Iush Attorney
General will be aided by person OF legal expe,
rience in the preparation of the necessary legal
toms l. will take ALL too. especially II that ce,
ebrated Lwyer, Mr. Joseph Napier, is engaged
for the de nee; his consummate skill IN detecting
flaws In ] Indictment, are notorious, that the
government must look well to II, lest, on mat
ground, verdict of acquial be returned. In we'll
informed quarters, it is said that Lord John Rus
sell will endeavor to evade going overto Clonmell
as 10 avoid the awful exposure which awaits
him there, at the hands of Whitesde, Butt,
Holmes and OLoughlen.
It's reported that Lord George Bentnck has won
no less Than es0,ooO, by Surplce carrying OIL the
ST. Leger stakes.
The chartist districts continue quiet, but the
police authorities still active IN watching the
leaders, and arresttng all against whom there is
the slightest charge.
The Financial eiom Association, which has
been established at Liverpool, is about to organ
ize branch societies throughout the kingdom, with
The view OF efectually agltatlDg the important
question of a reduction IN the national expendI-
mre; The association has already done much
good In exposing the shameless system of extra
vagance connected with the Court, and the awful
Jobs which are practsed by all parties connected
with State affairs.
The steamship United States is still under re.
pair at Southampton. AT present we are not able
TO report what progress has been made, but we
hope to- be able TO do so next week, and to an
nounce the day OF her departure.
In reply to letters from Mr.. Robinson, chairman
ofthe committee OF Spanish American bondholders,
John Schneider Co state that any sums RENTED
to them on account OF Mexican dividends,are only
applicable TO the payment of dividends bonds of
Mexican foreign debts, and cannot be mixed up
with any other transaction.
Latest Continental Intelligence.
We have received Paris advices of last evening,
which Of a very interesting nature.
The returns of the Bank of France again favor
able.
In the Assembly, Lamartine's amendment, pledging
the State to provide labor for all its citizens was los.
amidst much tumult by majority of Is7 to 60
1t is believed that the election of Louis Napoleon
and Bugesud may be reckoned upon as cetain the
event is looked forward to with much anxiety by all
parties and the return Of the above named candidates
that the legitimts md Oreansts win eectually COM
bine to support Marshal Bugeaud. The clubs dSt Of
doors preparing for the revival Of violent proceed
ings There are now lo5 candidates for the Depart
ment Of Seine alone.
the field with 600 men, by the close Of the arms
tce The troops said to be in high SPIRITS and their
many of then ola soldiers Charles Albert will Ger,
tainly refuse to renew the arInistice.
In Spain free corps said to be forming quickly N
Catalonia Miroso has been banshed from Madrid,
and deprived ofhis Office OF Generassimo OF New Cas-
tile.
From Berlin we learn that the city quiet There
had been nothing settled about the ministry.
We have advices from Vienna to the 18th inst The
Hungarian deputies who waited upon the Emperor
highly dissatisfied with his answer, and as they
left the audience they mounted red feathers and cock
ades and left the city thus adorned for Perth to
port their i'll success at Presburg However, they
badly received as the citizens and inhabitants
tirey oppoied to the republican tendencies of the
deputies. The feeling agai INST them strong
they not allowed to land and COM
PEELED to remove their red decorations while in
Presburg. The white is kept flying. At Holdenburg
the same circumstance occurred
Accounts from Sicily confirm the tidngs Of the fall
of Messina into the hands of the Neapotans on the
sth inst after five days siege The city is heap Of
ruins. 1000 Of the unfortunate Inhabitants took
refuge in the English and French vessels; which,
however, did not further interfere than to afford that
protection which humanity dictated. The two admi
rails, however jointly called upon the Neapoan feet
not to attack Palermo. and when accounts left this
. request had been respected
The account OF the Sandman feet having left
Venice, is confirmed 1t is said to have been stipula
ted that the Austrians are not to occupy the city
pending the present negotiations.
Accounts from Florence and Bologna state that
troubles are almost hourly expected there.
Italy.
We learn by letters from Genoa dated the 9TH that
the British war steamer Sidon, Capt Anderson. had
arrived here from Naples direct, but she brings no
later news from Sicily: Naples was quiet.
proclamation TO the soldiers of Lombardy as the
new subjects of Piedmont" placing them under the
same discipline as the Piedmontese troops.
spain and Portugal.
By the arrival of the Jupiter at Southampton, from
Lisbon and Gibraltar, have received letters and
papers TO the following dates Gibraltar Sept Il Lis
hon, Sept TO- but they do not contain any intel
iigence.
Lisbon, but at the nerpostion OF the British Consul
instructions given to allow them free pratique.
The Ros cbud from Liverpool had bees detained four
teen days, and hosts of vessels qusrantined.
Gibraltar adviees state that exchange on Lon Ion
was quoted at 492, for 90 days bills.
The latest Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 16-1l1s A NJ
LosDoN.-The foreign exchanges yesterday (Sept lD
quiet There great dema nd for bills and
rates consequently exhibited upward tendency
hamburg especially high but Paris remained
unalteIed.
GLASGOW, Friday Night. The market for pig iron
Bs been 10 day very trm and holders looking for
advanced rates makers are also unwilling TO sell
owing to the coers threatening general strike, and
the stock Of pig iron Is greatly reduced II even
temporary stoppsge takes place in the pr oduc tion
Will affect prices ma teIallY Mixed nunhers chaneed