The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28
American state Stocks.

Ohio per cents, 1860. ................ s5 = 96
90 1890 1890 w iS9
Massachusetts, per cent (S,g Bond.l 1865 iO4 los
Maryland per cent (sfsriing Bouds, -. 80 90
do 9 per cent, (stsrlipg Bonds).... %
New York city per cents. .......... o. %
Our London Correspondence.
Lo>uor, July l3, 1S40
Ametesm Securities in he European Markets, &C., &c.
HThe great event Of this week me- has been tho i'm
provement in American stocks; and has so much
business done in them for ten years, owing to the
great Investments ordered be made for Dutch Bel
gan, French and German account, rs stated to you
in my letter by last steamer; and this morning
made Of T. six per cents at 10; thus with the
exchange, SIX. placing them ~ per cent the last
quotations from New York and 50 ok per cent has
teen refused TO Day for Pennsylvania.
The Tnass is much blamed by many persons for mis-
leading the moneyed OF this country by its
and want Of regards the actual state Of
United States stocks and feels ut the state
Of public opinion here this subject and has to.
day article Mississippi stocks aud repudiatiou
by writer In their money article which you will
observe IL very ably done and much more Ienicut TO
the United States hsn usual although 1t very justly
cuts up the Senator from Mississippi suppose you
will reply TO It, as this IL now national question.
Notwitbsta nding he gut NJ money (vhich IL not in
any country proof OF profitable trade) all persons
complain excepting m"n in Office, or tho sristocracy
and most Of the shop KEEPERS in London bsnkrups
and stores to be let in all the Streets and farmers
believe that We can produce wheat aud deliver IL in
ALL a.d although the protectionists beaten To- the
last debate II owing to the superiority Of
talent o he opponents than to the weakness Of their
cause.
Our liverpool Correspondence
LwSsrosL, July H. 1s4o.
The Nevs yvo1 Germany-.7rrioaI Of Herr Heeker and
othsvs from .7seresM. de Bodice the Russian Msni-
ster-1 Races, &c.
Todays mail from the continent brings intelligence
that the revolution has been completely put down in
Baden and that the nsurgent leaders have nsd In oil
directions many Of them said be concealed In the
Black Forest and have gone to Switzersnd. The
remainder have taken refuge France Private letters
state that tho Prussian army carrying everything
with spirt OF vsndsiic r-,ribution determined to
crush every vcstgs Of In the conquered
country.
The Cambria arrived yesterday, after passage Of
thirteen days without accident She brought, - pas
sepgers IIecker the German patriot krutsusr refu-
gee member Of the Frankfort Parliament; col Mayns
Reid ian American officer bri.ve aud several Polish
and Hungarian ocrrr al on tni way TO join the in
surgents Finding that the revo atiou has been oruh
ed these officers have scattered in different directions
but most Of them bsve vsns 10 France.
Hecksr and Col Reid uuderstAod, will attempt to
penetrate to the Hungarian cuuutry but they will dud
IL impossible, poor Hungary Is noe an isolsted
state and cannot be- ach,d by the friends who
would wish t. give her their assistance Even France,
under the dynasty OF Louis Napoleon, IL every day
strengthening her amiy with tho league 81 European
despots. The French general commsndiag at StrAs-
burg has been paying aud receiving visits of corai
y from the Russian sli,t nder Who bs.eissd
Rastadt. So p,ints the index If r.peh republics n-m.
You will tDd q full account of the accident OF the
Europa in the Liverpool parSrs The steamer Is nov
lying la the reads receiving the Necessary repairs,
her figure head, bo~SPrit NC were much damaged by
the collision.
His Excellcncy the Baron BodiscA Russian Minister
to your government arrived here yesterday Ia tho
Cambria, aud took tbs express train tor London. Sc
vesal brarers of dsspachvs also passengers In this
Cambria with party of jesuit priests ON their way
held IN Germany
The races are ct present going on here and thou
fine wcsfhe- present perienong has caused
an unusual attendance on the track.
Oar Irish Correspondence.
DusL,y. July II, 1sl0
IN, State P,isoners-7 Thar .7sren Preparations fer
the Queens Reception &c.
believe stated IL my opinion la thu last letter
that the State prisoners probably by tina, time
moved. Such, ho~evcr did not take place The sloop
Of Swi which ordered to convey the prisoners
TO their destination did not arrive until Sunday last
II generally supposed the convcts would hare
been removed imm. IiateIy. However, Menday
morning Mt . O'clock order came directing the pri-
to preparv for their epsrure and at 10 nrat
arrived to carry away their luggage. At II ool,sk
cavalcsde spproaching composed Of h.rse and
foot police, and Of dragons.
The following address has appeared In the Fireman.
from Mr. Smith o Bren and his f-llow patriots -
FrIio- Cousrnrs,y-H your efforts 70 procurs
mitigation of the pslsltcs TO which so 'ut 30 DO
subjected had been successful ~ you desired,
onid not have ofsrd you sincere aud grateful
ackpowedg m. nts than those ~hieh tender for
the sympshy and sohetude which you have displayed
Attlis moment. whilst are bidding our last sd
farewell to our native land tn. reflection fell
low country have not witnessed ~ith Indifference
removal from amongst THIN, IL ssest source 81
consoation ana be sssutrd tna THIS Remembrance vii
hereafter be eoothtuv eivvi.ton 70 Whatever suier-
sings IL may be our lot to- ndure,
knowing that ve address many who do not canour
with ia political "ptu"ns. ~ do not feel Ourselves
at liberty TO offer sny obsersstious upon tho pooy
by which this country v gov,rb.d-uyou the policy
which gave occasion 90 our re-i'sncs 70 British po.e
--upep the poiicy Witch cOpsgus u to exile VS.
compelled ~ rePr-ss even me emotions ~hioh 20
feel in rejecting upon tn. a~fui condition IN which-s
leave the land that have deeply loved nor v THIS
fitting occasion To point out the meaps BY which us
5iasters nay be repaired but cannot refrain from
thu expression a hope you will not de-psir OF
your country; ana may permitted TO ohcr TO eur
fellow countrymen parting .Abortation tnat tney
will lay ASIDE those unhappy dssenrions sncn os'e so
ng psraly cod the inirn-c sreugtn 81 the Irish na-
ton and heuceforth lcsra TO love aud oonnts r eseh
other.
You in vindcstiou of our motives. Even those Wis
most condemn our conduct snvs that W. have not
been anins by considerations f personal nature,
in all that d-sr the sake Of
nstiy, land. but " IT, feelings declare
that whatever may BIS the tscrncc- We incur by devo
tion TO interests latest aspiration vii be Gray
er tor the prosperity the nonor sud tue Independence
of ireland. WlLLlAN pnN,hN; ..,
THOMAS FRAN,iS Me AGtIER.
TERENGE BELLEw deNtNUS.
PATRICK O'DONOHOG.
RtossNIssp rpIssr.
when Mr. Mesgher vas In the police van ne eN-
claimed, 81 feel prouder man leaving Tue country,
even thus than mauy who remain ~" exhsrted
his friend, not to forget old cause, but perse-
yere.
Great preparations are being made for the Queen
visit which viii take place early August All the
hotels aud establishments are belns httei 40 nset
ing has been called by the sheriff of Dublin Ter tno hSo