The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-04
dspstaton of the Cireo! PopnLare appeared at the
Embassy, on the day mentioned, but did not find
the Secretary at home.


Rome!
The CsHferporoweo, OF Rome, OF the 18th Feb,
states that General ZambOpl. accused OF cOnso,ra-
cy against The republic, has been transferred from
the Government Palace TO the Castle Of ST. Aog-lo.
skiTmsh Is raid to have taken place, on the 9th
OF Fehruary, at the Estafiio, on the Roman from
tier, between the Neapolltan outpOsts and the Re-
man troops. MILITARY preparations are go ng on,
and forces are daily sent TO the frontiers Of Lom-
hardy and Naples; government, saws the Contem-
po' a~so, intending to invade the Neapolltan terri
tory, and excite a revolution there In the sitting
Of the 27.h, The Constituent Assembly decreed the
abolition OF the Holy Office.
Naples.
Some of the Pesth and Frankfort journals men
tlOn that rumOr was current In those cles OF the
Emperor of Russia being about to send large mi-
iary force to the assistance OF the King Of Naples
and II was even said that the troops had entered
Gailicia, on their wayt to Italy. This rumor ia,
however, TOO improbable to merit the least credit
hungary and POLAND.
Letters from Vienna, IN the Cologne, Rhenish,
Frankfort and Brus Sells journals, confirm the report
ofCraeow having again risen In insurrection, and
add that Il had, In consequence, been bOmbarded
Neither date nor details are gwen, but ii appears
order was reestablished, and that five leaders of
the ineurrectlon were hanged.
The NeNna G0zette Of the Sd Of March confirms
the statement Of the Hungarians, under Demblnski,
26Ih and 9Th of February, at Kapona.
The BGrsswhaAe OF Berlin announces that extern
slve movements OF troops towards the Polish from
tiers are being made in Russia, and that the for
Hesses are being stocked.
- Austria. t...
In communication on the Italian question, In
the Prss~, we find the following:-"We learn from
certain source, that the court OF Austria has just
addrt ssed circular note to all the European
powers, the object Of which 10 to protect the lights
OF reverscn and succession guaranteed 10 the house
OF Austria by the treaties OF 1928 and 1885, as well
as by Art 100 Of the final act Of the Congress OF
Vienna, relative to Tuscany. The terms In which
the note is drawn up do not permit II to be doubted
that the Imperial cabinet, whilst making its re-
rves respecting the recent political convulsons of
which Tuscany has been the theatre, does not In
tend at least for the present. to intervene by arms
In that country. 1t appears that Austria, before
rlously occupying herself with the affairs OF Tus-
Capy, desires to terminate the Hungarian war, in
order to be able to act beequeny with all poss-
bic energy beyond the Alps"
In the sitting of the Chamber OF Deputies of Tu-
rim of the Sd, Deputy Parela addressed question
to Ministers concerning the entrance Of from 600
TO 5000 MOdOnese and Austrians into Tuscany, and
the application tor Intervention said to have been
made 10 the Cabinet of Turn by the provisional
government OF Tuscany; adding that he hoped
ouch application would be complied with. Minis
ter SineO answered that he had received official
announcement OF the entrance of the Auslrians in
to Tuscany, but that having recently received dis
patches from the Pedmontese frontier that side,
which are silent on the subject, he had every rea-
son to believe that there was no foundation In the
rumOr. .fa
On the 9th OF March the National Assembly Of
Frankfort reelected M: Slmson, President, and
MN Beseler and Kirchgessner Vice Presidents
M. de Gagern then gave some explanations re-
fpecung the notice by Denmark for the cessation
OF The aImistlce OF Malmoe. The result OF these
explanations was, that the negotiations COM
menced at London will be suspended, until the
Central German government shall have obtained
a DELAY Of a certain time, during which both Par
ties shall agree that hOstilitles cannot be recon-
menced, notwithstanding the cessation of the
armlstice. M. de Gagern added, that the Ger
man plenlpotentlary would contlne all his exer-
tions to obtain this concession. With respect to
the entrance OF the Russians into Transylvana,
M. de Gagern declared that he had not been able
to obtain any exp anation from he Austrian cabl-
net
PANS BounsE, March 8, So PN-A number Of
faes to realize profits after the marked advance in
the French funds for some days psst we'll the in
teisenee from Italy, led to slight decne in prices
For cash Fives olosed at S3f 400, Loan at s3k 300
Of FsDes
Ut 2Sl0f, or 20f lower. Roman have risen 1Af.,
closing At ss1sf. For tho end Of tho month, Fivss
are 45c. lower. closing At 83G $50 Loan 25e., ut
S3f 25e and ThIees 400. ct SAT- COO. Railway Shares
also fhow lower prices Northern have fallen 81 75c
HAVE ltf the two Versailles lines H. &c., Marseies
and ViefsoA IF 26c Bordeaux and Rouen g. Orleans
and Boulogne r. 60c., Strasburg and Nantes IT, 25o.
Msroh 9, two o'olook.-Ths Five per Cents are ct
Sbir SEQ. Thr.es. 15fr. Bank Actions, 2asofr.
The report Of M. Goudohaux ON the budget Of re-
c+ipts yesterday prssented to The National Assem-
bly, II filed with history Of the finance Of the
try csrriso back - far concludes In favor Of
the adoption Of the budget after striking out
tho hoit Of 1856 600 francs resulting from the With
draual Of the laws the derived from per-
renal property and inheritanoes, and the reduction
Of the sals duties and the probable d.nct in the
ceipts from the forssts The total Of the ways and
p.ans win amount to 14llooo, ooofr: including the
$4,000 to0f of the Sinking Fund and the 20 ooe
Of the Loan still dkposabls As the proposed budget
Of expepses increased BY the applications for credits
its pre-; GOT 600 O0ofr
there necessarily results deficit, unless there be some
reductions made In the course of its discussion.
The following was the situation Of the Bank Of
France, ON Thursday morning, March g
Asetn. ...s....''... .IvIooo o9i 9Io.
ri. ss .: not
Ooo O0e Of which 900 600 for Paris ana 600 600
for the Provinces The discount accommodation has
been increased about 500 Coo in Paris and diminished
tested bills not great BY 200 0OOfr. and the
due bills have declined upwards OF 100000 further
100 0C0fr to the town Of Mxrses On tho side Of the
liabilities, the amount Of notes in circulation has In.
les in Paris, and 000C00r. in the country The 90
current Of the treasury has advanced 600 OOO
ss u. 90
000fr. OF notes in circulation.
HAvnE MARxErs, MARcn 10 The sales and impor.
tatiops for the week are a. follow Imports $50
from Fort au Prince-1 626 bales in all. Sales SOL
bales New Orleans, low quality to ordinary good, at
60 90 10 70; 102 do to deliver per Pyramid, ct
60 90; $50 do per Columbis, Q, ct 100; 3S7 do.
Mobile. Low to ordinary at o. 90 ~ 6o 26a do to de-
liver per UpicorD, At 20 So EGO do to deliver per
Depau at 10 SO; 27s do Georgia, low to good ordi-
nary, At SO 81; $50 do. Pernumouco, good ordinary
At SO; 42y do. Cumsna, do 1t ~ SO; GAG do ayt At
90 90 4677 bales in all The cotton market has gene
rally been very calm this week the actual eales have
the average, been about 400 bales per day. These
deliver .hieh h.v. given .Sovs Ssv. bssn mostly
made about the latter part February On Saturday
the scarcity Of classified lots sustained the prices but
ON Monday, the sample rooms being better stocked
they declined one Franc and the smell lots sold sinoe
then were At tho same decreased price The want Of
from the United States, per steamer (which only
osme to hand yesterday) has oontributed chiefly "a
cause stsgn alton In mercantile affairs and though
| tho now received has been looks favora
BILE, Il hes not. up to the present time impaired any
impulse the market Moreover IL 10 desired to know
the Effect this news will have in Liverpool, before
making any fresh engagements. However IL Ii stated
this evening" that sales to deliver have beer
made terms not yet known, and that certain de-
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