The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

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The Sale DIES Perdu. of the National Assembly
Yesterday tie theatre Of most violent scene. M
Thousrs, native of Marches ana TO- merry snip
broker at Algers after the revolution OF Feorury
named consul general at Naples whether Nj Thouars
after his arrival did not justify the coincidence OF the
Minister or whether another consul general more
qualified for this important post was found, the APP
point ment of NJ. Thouars was revoked, and he was
Thousrs conceived himself entitled to, and demanded,
compe nsation for hsdplomatic disllusons, and was
to accept. and for three mouths raradad his dIcon-
tent in the Sale des Pas Perdus Threats oil violence
against NJ. Hetzell and NJ. Bastide are laid to have
been uttered by NJ. Thouars in presence Of several
witnesses NJ Hetzel wrote the suhject to the Pre-
feet of Police informing him that both he and NJ.
Bsstide would go med and Of this M. Thouars
warned Yesterday at one O'Clock, NJ Bastide, Mi
mister Of Foreign Affairs and NJ Hetze'l the chief of
his cabinet, were through the Sale de Ia Pax.
when NJ Thouars met them and made q gesture IL
he would spit in the face of NJ. Hetz. On receiving
an insult 30 gross M Hetzell seized NJ Thouars with
hand by the collar and drew with the other hand
pistol from his pocket when police officer and
several representatives. who were witnesses of the
arrested NJ. Thousrs and conducted him to the
Office of NJ. You the commissary Of police for the
Assembly. by whom, after examination, he was sent
to the Prefecture Of Police.
PARIS, October IL, ls4s.
The Bourse and Money Market.
The state of political and financial affairs, must,
cessary parayze the operations in public securities
The excitement to which the election Of President
ofthe Republic has given and will give rise, whatever
may be the mode Of election adopted creates much
anxiety The Bourse has been assaed with all kinds
of contradictory rumors to the Austro taiao Ques
ton. The rumor Of the refusal of Austria to the An
glcfrepch mediation has, it is true, in sort,
been denied but it is still impossible foresee with
anything like approach to that certainty which
would authorize any extensive speculation what may
be the issue Of events 1t is particularly at this
moment, hewever the state of finances which dis
quiets the market and all securities at their
present depressed quotations The project crea
ton Of mortgage bills notes for two millions still
occupies the Bourse, and although this project ad.
mited by the Committee Of Credit of Real Propertv
has been rejected at least far gives them forced
circulation by the Committees of Finance and Leeis
ton; STILL fears entertained that the Assembly will
be led to adopt some measure of the kind, either
through the Bank of France or indepe identity of this
establishment 1t was hoped that this question would
have been at set at rest but the Assembly would
net interrupt the important debates on the con-
stitutep, and the discussion of this will probs-
bly, not Take place before the end of this week
The Committee OF Finances, in making its report on
the budget of 1s4S has contributed to throw additional
embal rasment on the holders of stock This report
stated for S4S deficit Of 3l4 millions which will be ba
lspoed by tn eeversl loans which have authorised
but not word is said to how the deficit of ls4e Ia
to be met II simpossible to repeat the
additional tax Of forty five centies which has already
gwen Use to many troubles, if the idea of the
income tax be carried out it viii hardly supply sum
equivalent to the tax Of forty five centimes Thus
there is but one opinion the Bourse that q new
loan must be negotiated, spite of the denial of NJ
oudchsu& and his repudiaton, of the step taken by
Me.sfs. Deyaux Co Of London to sound the feslin
OF the English capitalists The uncertainty of the
conditions on which such a loan can be contracted
are already felt on the market.
The state Of the Treasury account too as .hewn by
the last weekly balance sheet of the Bank of France
is any thing but satisfactory The Treasury which
before the CONNER cement Of the of half.
yearly dividends, had So millions to its credit at the
Bank has already drawn out IS millions The balance
IN Its favor is only II millions and Judging from
the crowd that is collected every dav about The ro
sury, the payment of the dividends far from being
finished whence it is assumed that to complete its paw
ments ii will be obliged to again apply to the Bank for
an advance of IS millions on the loan of $50 millions
II is thus not surprising that prices not main.
taiped at higher figure after the settlement but
the Elves seem TO have settled down to about 49, and
at this price considers BILE orders buy from the
provinces which keeps them perpetualIy oscillatng
about that amount. II does not thus appear probable
that the Elves will fall much below the actual Quota
ton although circumstances will not allow much hone
OF any considerable RISE bepce in some measure that
and heayiness which is continually remark
ed IN the funds, which for some time have only fuc-
tueted Internationally.
The holders of Bank Shares who were very much
alarmed with the project of the the mortgage bills or
notes are now little treasured, and the Shares are
better held as they imagine that the proposition win
be- If not altogether rejected least so modified
not TO interfere with the bank. Many speculations
have been made in there securities under the mpres
sion that So the ational Assembly shall have
declare itsefon the question considerable rise will
take place
From the weekly balance sheet of the Bank of France
made Up to the 9TH instant it appears that the metal
Tic remains nearly as it was the returns of the
present week showing advance Of scarcely half a
million IN both the Paris establishment branch
banks. The amount of bills becoming due n Paris has
again fallen off about three and half millions whilst
in the branch banks the amount has remained about
the same as It was previously. The bills protested du-
ring the week, at PaTis. amounted to fifteen and half
millions about half million less than the week be-
fore On the side Of the liabilities the notes
in circulation has increased eleven nd half millions
in Paris, whilst in the branch banks it remains about
the same. The account current OF the Treasury has
fallen of nearly twenty millions being at present 4
amount of the talic is now go 500 600 to
$50 500 COO Of notes in circulation
Little no business has beef doing in RAILWAYS and
the quotations are much influenced by account, |
made for most Of the Zines, of the receipts realized
since the beginning of the year, which, 1t appears. |
thews eonsiderable deficiency, compared with the
period last year Several compa MES too have |
MADE calls which have compelled some of the share
holders TO sell at any rate being unable to make good
the an cunts cslled for
Il is impossible that commerce, manufactures, or |
even agriculture can resume their wonted activity so
long as the National Assembly permit us to live under
provisional government much does the absence of
a regular government afford opportunity of all kinds
ket has therefore hailed the result the debate on
the election of the President Saturday as the first
step in the important business Of consolidating gov
Stbnent.
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