The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
The French Republic.

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The French Republic.
Paris advices Of yesterday have come to hand They
state that the last mail from Touon brings letters
that the course of the As hours prior to
the 9TH. less than 5000 had embarked at that
port for tho Roman States, With such reinforce
ment the army of the French in italy would amount
to extent Of 30 900 men 1t also said that
raj other regiments including two Of cavalry also
under orders to embark.
Rome.
By late advices from the capital put in pos
session of some very important intelligence Itappears
that convention had been signed the night Of the
Slst ultimo, between the French Minister VI Lessups
| and the Roman Trumverate. General Oudinot i'm.
medately protested against its provisions, and de-
| clared it to be null and void.
Four thousand Spanards reported to have landed
| at Ga.ta.
The Austrians under the command Of General Ar
PIN said to be at Zelung, at the junction of the
Amona Roads.
LoNpor, June DO AM
There variety Of political gossip flying about the
clubs this morning The indigpan remembrance pro-
nounced by Sir Robert Peel in the House Of Commons
last night the heartless system of evctons in Ire
land has attracted much attention Reports are
rent that he intends to make motion the subject
with view Of rendering criminal repetition of the
Toomavarra affair Ministers are using every exer
ton toget the supplies granted after which, 1t Is said
that Parliament will be immediately adjourned and
Ireland left to shift for herself best eau during
the ensuing vacation As usual, number of bills will
be dropped.
The Latest from Ireland.
LIVERPOOL. June 30 A. NJ.
eft that city Mt late hour last night in possess
sion Of variety of interesting intelligence from the
several provinces In Ireland.
The State prisoners still in Dubnstill confined
still in daily expectation Of being carried off from the
land they loved not wisely, but too we'll"
The accounts from the provinces which reached Dub
lin yesterday, are OF the most alarming character
Starvation is rapidly increasing Pestence and death
making awful advance upon the halt living pea
santry. Landlords with cruelty that could hardly
find its equal in the by-gone days Of feudalism, pro-
coed on the unchristian nay diabolical working of
hpi mi rspi fpna Utrv
leaving them roof to shelter them. under which
they might lay down their wearicd emacated bodies
bfguile the dark and silent hours of night the
| ditch SIDES shelter the rude and rickety wales
of the cowshed. Not only in Coanaught aud Mum
ster is the famine but parts of Ulster and Lenser be-
| gin to feel its effects
Various and conflicting rumors aaoat respecting
the re.appearance of the disease in the potato crop
The reports very contradictory-on the WHOLE
inclined to believe that up to the present time, the
cases which have already shown themselves
and not OF a very viruent character.
very important meeting has been held in Carlow
for the purpose Of promoting emigration, upon pre-
arranged and well concerted plan. The speeches were
Of frm moderate tone, and the resolutions opted
show that the conyeners of the meeting had not
forward with empirical panacea for the relief of
large but greatly distressed body of the Irish people
The Hishman continues to write in the bold and
vigorous style. Cautiously and steadily it walks upon
the very march Of the treason feopy act-uttering
publishing and declaring in terms too plain to DO mis-
understood, principles the most sedtious, and
tempt for Victoria and her ministers the most notor
Gus; but with the eye OF skilful mariner at rocks
keeps within the limits Of the statute made suppress
kuch spirits those or its contributors the
Der issued this morning there Is excellent letter
from the editor to Lord John RUSSELL in which the lat
teris charged with the crime of committing murder
He calls the Premier second Dilphurt and suggests
that he should bequeath his head to the phrenoogsts
lie thus concludes his letter -" Your determination
policy has, up to this, worked well. warn you, how
ever that, no machinery being perfect, check may
come Human patience as Sir James Graham says
has its limits If ever the patience of the Irish peo
pie overeaps those limits within which it has been
chained so long by agators may the Lord who par
dened the penitent thief have mercy upon your soul %
suspension act, will think Of this cannot tell; but
sure that Mr.. Attorney General Monaghan has
instituted prosecutions for offences Of less ssdtiou
character ay, and, by some means other obtained
| convictions.
American Stocks.
LONDON, Saturday. June ell A. NJ
The demand for United States securities is still very
sieady-many parties, In the present excited state Of
Europe, preferrng investment in the American funds
For United States Five per Cent Qs53) have been
done this morning at 03ls o35s ex div; do. Six per
Gents Ms0s2 no. There Is ooa demSnd for New
but sellers want 95, and 95h. Pennsylvania
Five per Cents nominal, at so 81, whilst Ohio
0oN to 1907; do 1850, OF a 1907. Maryland
Five Cents, sterling bonds, have risen to 81 49,
and the Five Per Gents Sterling Bonds at sa I
have been made in South Carolina Five Per Cents Ba
ring Coz at 49, but holders look foreo The value of
Alabama Five Per Cents is quoted at 81 to So do Ster
ling Bonds 81 g. Although the transactions going
forward in Massachusetts, Five Per Cents, Sterling
Bonds have not been large prices well maintained
and present prices are quoted at l01 l02 United
States Bank Shares bought transfer at los rs
Markets.
MANCHESTER MARHEr. June oil A. M.-We CONT
nue. tt have a lively demand both for man ufactured
goods and yarns. Extensive orders the market,
aud holders encouraged thereby. are locking Tor
higher prices which in some instances are being paid
this morning.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARREr, juno 9.-The beautiful
weather which prevails throughout the United King.
dom and the present prospect Of abundant harvest
tends to keep down prices in all our markets At
Liverpool to-day there is bu. little doing, and prices
are quite nominal.
MANCHESTER Corn MARKET Saturday June o.
Our Manchester reporter In his Geographic despetch
states that the Corn Market there opened this morn
ing exceedingly heavy. There but few buyers,
and those taking but few parcels. Prices have de-
Ginning tendency. The weather very fine and warm
UAvRE CorroN MARKrr juno Sour market Is in
full activity to-day. consequent the intelligence
Just at hand from Liverpool The days business is
estimated at about 1000 bales, and at very steady
prices and even at Soc advance in some cases. The
market closed firmly.