The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29


State Of Paris
ltfor the London Telegraph, March H.
Our usu.l afternoon isspstohes from Paris have moi
resched u.s. but correspondent who LEFT that city yes
trdsy and travelled by express scrbes the state OF
things vsIy alarming The operatives demand eight
fr,ncs per diem; they do not rscsve it, they threst.n
turned tbs monarchy, and IL you do not wish
will overturn y,u" The Bourss expected again 70
close More failures spoken OF Operatives parsds the
streets singing the Marseillaise.
The Resignation OF Metternich.
The resignation OF Primes Metternch Is certain, aud
the circumstances under which it took place extraor
diuary The Prince had declared himself decidedly ia
vorablc to concessions ia Lombsrdy, well as in Bohe
mia and Hungary Wilhregard 10 Lombsrdy he advised
prompt and ample concession. His views met no sup
port and at the ast council at which he assisted failing
to make impression he that he had arrived At
ouss which he forssaw would arife from an obstinate
persistence in ceercve policy He did not however r.
Prince went to the theatre. During the performance
some insignificant expression to the oe,t OF we mus
and ali eyes bepg srected to tho venerable
statesmsn who soon after rose much aneotso, ana n
once gave effect to his previously expssd n1eA'ion'
Fashions for March.
(From London and Paris LADIES' Magazine Of Fashion
The materials fashionable at this moment are If large
strp check. .1s he I
dour, and taftas glacss or light coors very pretty
woosn and sk materials arc appearing ior Tasing
in full Dress made high and without rimming the only
ornament consists in the richness Of the button Many
the other, and have very light and pretty
effect by candle light The skirts made shorter
tcuarly in 'front.' and blond is decidedly returning to
favor but of lighter description than formerly, more
like lace made of silk much Of is also used for various
color and description aud tsstas ia small stripes
zines, are worn BY young persons IN negige Pretty
pegnors, termed sultan.s are made Of cachsnirs me
ruo, mousselane do lsine, embroidered 10 silk and
lined with ssrcenet OF the color Of the embroidery
Caps are all small mostly composed ofa CT cet OF lace
In application, partakns little OF the form Ia Foe;
others formed of square rounded tho lace instead
OF being gathered Is fusd only at intervals; the same
form of tule edged with lace and nGud
formed Of numerous loops of velvet in evening
toilette the petit bord or dress hat Is OF black velvet
theirs. Nauds Of gold guipure worn in the hair
bans email and sht, composed OF tule, tara-
tape gold silver silk GAUGES There is little variety
Just yet in bannss SONS change is AIMED 10 the form
OF tho crowns Satiss and veours epnges are the ma
terials OF the moment and Grape is sometimes used
lined with pink hall squares OF lace form pretty orna-
mems for bcnnets
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Friday Evening, March TO-
In the English funds the absence OF any permanent
circumstances of the French Three per Cents having
yesterday risen from Al to 50 the Psrs Bourse rise
ket but it was only partially maintsnsd The FIRST
price, both for money and account, was sou, whence
upon the receipt OF the French quotations, an
took place to SIN from which a5 the cose Of business
they had again recedsd to s0x The purchases on
the part Of the public which have bon observable du
ring the entire week still continued. Bank stoch
left on at 100 to 1885, Reduced Three per Cents (Which
closed to day for the dividends) e0A to 81; Long An
E1chsau.r Bills, (Juns ass to aSs premium Business
exceedingly limited in foreign securities this after
noon the transactions merely including razan small
at II and 49, Portuguese Four per Cents, at l6K fol
money, and at 10 for the account; Spanish Five pei
II% Passive 81 and the Three per Cents 1t 2aX
2sA; Belgian Fourand Half per Cents at go, 60 ant
s Font sn Gents 81 AZ and
There again difficulty expeiicnced in the dispose
Of bills upon Change and with the exception OF Mol
only intelligence in tho business letters from Paris re
csived this afternoon is that Messrs; Goun & Co
pay up 10 ooe OOOf, to enable the bank to re
sumo A meeting Of the shareholders, with the view
held to-day. The letters from Amsterdam, to-day men
ton another failure of Importance, the fr bsn
tenth house which had stopped during the week Fron
tho influence Of such multiplied disasters, the fund
continued to fall. while tho rate Of discount was rapidly
paper. strong feeling of apprehension still prevailed
One f.vOrsbl: oirOum.tsnos horevsr had occur
From HsmSors1 it is stated that nothing can sxcses
ed from Austria and Lombardy little hope 10 entertain
ed Of any present improvement The political antics
have been very serious About 5000 1000 people
ssmbed on the evening Of the 4h Fear the front OF thu
houses Of sorss Of this obnoxious senators Upon tn
appearance however, of the burgher guard and mar,
they effected preciptate retreat In tho last advice
having with the view OF increasing its financial
given notice to its representatives in the province
that individuals possessing depof 10 the savings bank
convert suoh deposits for ali not under 6OOf
into bonds Of the Sociee at per cent per paya
BILE at the expiration Of two years. As the Belgian
savnasbanks do not allow interest beyond rate of
cent considered that this notice to the weprov
ded classes OF depositors probably provo attractive
The letters foN bordeaux state that the general excite
ment cssioned by the revolution having passed. com
mercial affairs were resumog their former activity
The business of the last few daysin wine th
department had been considerable The bank" it il
said continues to discount according to the terms
it's statutes and the amount c notes presented for casE
has eeneb,y diminished" The Nantes advices report
that their banking administration doing all they
could to afford customers facilities As confidence wss
in great measure restored, aud capital was flowing
in to their assistance the merchants anticipating
favorable change IN siirs To all persons In arresr
with customs duties the authorities had granted . re-
Ing carrying interest at the rate Of per cent till the
period when they might be able to iqudate 1t.
The return from the Bank of England for the weeh
ending the 4h Of March, gves the following results wher
compared with the previous week -
GSSe &c sssi fsI
On the other side Of the .ccouns~
Government securities II 57 gal The same rs before
Notes aaemploy.d... s.aso.als Decrease 81 97t
The amount OF notes in circulation is els 375 8 .
being increase Of fl95 $50 and the stock Of bullion
in both departments Is Ella, s73927, showing an in
crease Of fl3 H. when compared with the preceding
return.
BANK ENGLANp.
An account pursuant to the oct 7h and Sh Victoria
cap. 81 for the week ending saturday, March 4.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notei issued. .E2S EOS $40 Govt debt SlI e3 iO
Gold coin bullion. l2,762,5p:
Silver bullion. l,4i3, 80,
E.s25,S3s Eas,2c5 81,
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
rroprietors' cap1.. .EH $4,000 Govt securities
Rest. ... s,9Ss4o (nelnding dead