The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-07
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Our Dublin Correspondence.
DUBLIN, April 20, 1910,
Release Of Du6y-Stotistics of Du6iinThe Rate in Aid
The Crops &c.
The mail which brings you this letter will also bring
the pleasing and joyful intelligence Of the disagree
cent of Mr. DuGy's jury, and his release. The Ame-
lean people, sure, will hail this news with much
tisfaction, and that Mr. Duffy has again. for the third
mea after being tried thrice by jury of his country
nen-escaped the fangs of the Attorney General AID
is masters notwithstanding the unconstitutional de-
ison on his guilt made lately by the viceroy to the
eputation which waited him for the purpose of
raging that cemency should be shown the prisoner
tier all the persecution he had sustained. You will
ee that six Of the jury for verdict of acqutta
nd six for qualified verdict of guilty. This, of
Curse amounts to an acquittal on the charges for
hich he tried. This the government wei
of for it is stated that the Attorney General has
eceived instructions not to proceed any further.
Mr. Duffy has been suffering from indspostiou since
is release, and is at present visit to his brother
haw, Dr. Callan, Of Baggot street 1t is now conf
emily hoped that the convicted State prisoners
Iessrs. O'Bren, Meagher, SC, will not be pressed
BE- wit of error, but that government will relax
reat deal Of that rgor and severity which have cha
acterised all their State prosecutions.
The violent state of excitement which has been pro-
uced in the minds of the people, consequent on the
ae-in aid scheme has greatly subsided it is gene
ally supposed her Maesys ministers cannot pass the
leasuro into law, but intend abandoning it, and in
- stead, propose an income tax-which need not
ell YOU will create as great an uproar poor Paddy
onsders he has enough Of taxes already to pay with
ut mucting him with more. How the present state
things will end, appears to be mystery to ALL but,
decidedly Sir Robert Peel's plan appears to give gene
al satisfaction That willy statesman has taken great
a pa tn wi n he q
purposes. At present, however, no opinion can
well formed on the different proposed measures
party thinks one way, and another party another
eanwhile however, the people starving, and desti
ution prevails to terrific extent but if something
et soon donc emigration and death will soon depopu-
Dr. Marshall, r. C. Archbishop of Tuam, has pub
shed letter, detailing the miseres which the people
his diocese undergoing, and calling upon the
ministry to resign their trust into the hands of their
overegn. His Grace and DR.. Denrir, r. G. Bishop of
promore and Connor have been spoken OF as sue
essors to the late Dr. Crolly in the Primary; but
ort DR.. Russell, one Of the professors of
iaynooth College, the probable Prmate. The
e Dr. Croilys funeral attended by several dgni-
aries of the Established Church and numerous
tnue of admirers Of the late Archbishop, OF all demo-
limitations.
The Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police Dub
n have just issued their statistical returns for last
rear, extract two from which may not be
Interesting 20 the majority of your readers. The gross
mount taken into custody was 4523 Of which 26322
he msristres The table of ages Of drunkards shows
hat from Ii 70 ~ Of there were SIS males and
70 females from 20 to % years. 109 males and S6 fe
nales 2 to 80 years 1922 males and 1007 females 80
IS years 1000 males and 736 females 30 to 40 years.
males and 255 females 40 to so years. 95S males and
l3 females SO to 60 years. 374 males and POI fenaes
30 and upwards, 154 males and ia females OF those
Who could neither read write 1855 males, 1919 fe
males mperfectly 3941 males md 1.726 females
oud read and write we'll 573 males 10 females superior
ducation rs males no females No capital convictions
males transported for liie males for Is years. fe
males for Is years. Is males for 10 years. IS males and
q females for years. In the number taken into
ody there has been an increase over 1s47 of $3.50
of loss 1905; recovered Of burglaries
90. The number Of public houses, 40s; tayerns 81;
rocers, 419
The Royal Dublin Society have held their annual
atte show during the past week The exhibition was
n very large scale the largest indeed, of any which
has been hitherto 1t is pleasing to state that 1t is the
opinion of the judges that good breeding and udcious
treatment in most cases. distinguished the different
breeds the specimens Of which displayed first rate
,cllenee and an improvement is discernble since the
preceding exhibition. By return of the Irish Board
Work. the sum applied for by the land proprieors to
expended under the land md Improvement act from
49, applications have been granted, amounting to
received that the present crops are better and display
much better management than heretofore conse-
are da% 90 OF Inc
restoring the exhausted means of the country.
The breadth of potato planted very great false &C
counts have been propagated, stating that the blight
had ctually appeared but it has since become known
hat no foundation whatever existed for the report
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April TO- 1S49.
The Bourse and Money Market.
The high prices to which the FIVE per cents have
rapidly attained appear to have put stop to specu
ation for business has been at complete stand still
his week The bulls have made many attempts to pass
b0 but this quotation has only been reached for &C.
count. Stock thrown the market has always
stopped the ascensonal movement, after $780, Stock
was constantly offered, that SPECTATORS
Il L.
fact that the per cents after having tried
rutlessly to get beyond 90 hould not have pursued
etrogradc movement and that there should have been
as much resistance to decline below so to rise
above it, 1t follows hence that the fluctuations of the
whole week have been confined within these limits,
md that prices have remained constantly looking to
greater uctuaton, which has not yet taken place 1t
Is not however, probable that such state of things
will be prolonged long after the end of the month or
all events beyond the period when the results OF the
ELECTIONS will be pretty certainly anticipated. There
Bis strong body of bulls but they cannot find specu-
ators disposed to risk transactions that they will
hind dcu to maintain prices until the settlement,
BIZ stock continue to be offered 1t supposed that the
holders stock who have given general order to sell
90 francs would withdraw them If prices above co.
with anything like tendency to remain stationary.
Nothing, then, would prevent forcing up prices ut
beast this is the opinion of the bulls and the principle
ON which they acting. The difficulty now, there
get the control of the market for cash which
the obstacle to the rise The fate Of the settlement
depend the issue Of the struggle in which the
bulls are now engaged with the cash market.
The difficulty of dealing with the D per cents, from
this has driven many SPECTATORS INTO tne per
cents, the coupon of which will be detached In six
weeks the rise would probably have been greater
on this latter stock but for the probability OF new
emission Of per cents for the indemnity OF the CO.
lonies.
Bank Shares are stationary Quotations have but
little changed since the last weekly balance sheet
which, however, not very favorable. Discounts
have again fallen and what Is remarkable IS that the
current accounts have also diminished. This is more
surprising since the partial revival Of commerce Is now
an admitted fact; and, at this moment there Is much
nc .ivity in many branches Of industry
As to other Securities, there Is nothing worthy OF
note. send you the prices for the week -
per Cents. 5pr. Cts. 5pr. CT. Loan. BIZ Shs.
/ April II. :. 81 % $500 H15
10. 81 25 $3.50 Nl5
IA. .G.25 s9o5 2l20
10. 81 so 5000 225
II. 81 35 S905 24l5