Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
New YonK, Monday evening,
I,nuary 9Th

recent imports which are being offered as yiel-
ding tempting profit. Surats steady and IN
good request. Brazils no dearer. Sales H.
900 to i2 900 bales American at 3 l-Sq. to 8
l-4q,, principally at 3-iq. TO l-sq.
Flour declined Is. per bbl Corn quiet,
with no change in prices. Lard in fair de-
mand at late reduced rates. New prime mess
Po k much wanted. Share market improved
and daily closes buOyant. There are buyers
to ten times the amount Of stock offering.
Parliament has been prorogued to the frs,
of February.
Dumont, Minis from the French Repub-
! lie to England under the Cavagnac admins
ton, left Lcndon on the 18th, having resigned
his position in consequenceof the election OF
Prince Louis Napoleon to the Presidency.
! AT Maad- Lane, on Monday, 18th Dec.
English Corn fell Is. TO 2s. pee quarter, IN
consequence of large supplies of foreign wheat
which also declined. Flour was more in ia
vor of the buyer. Owing to large arrivals OF
Indian Corn. there was little demand.
\ Owing to an immense accumulation IN the
Bank of Eng land amounting to nearly IlA,
600 900, to the favorable appearance of pollti
cal affairs in France, and to the tending to
slight improvement in the manufacturing dis
triets, the English funds have risen one pei
cent. Having gone up to 80 2, excluding
dividends, and 90 90, with dividends on, sub
sequently fall of one half per cent took place
at tho close of business on the 18Th, the las
price Of the 3 per cents being 80 to 81 l-2.
No news of importance from Ireland. The
trial Of Duffy was proceeding.
FRANCE.
Paris was profoundly tranquil on the 18th
amongst the moned and commercial classes o
the metropolis and of the Departments. -
| Large bona fde purchasers Of French fund
have been made which are still on the rise.
II The new President of the Republic was t.
be proc aimed OH the 2lst. The new cabinc
/ would be announced Immediately afterwards
\ The soi disdnt friends of Napoleon were,
| was said already sub iected to some disappolnt
ments and disagreemeuts, ,3eXpiessed The belle
| that the Prince IN his attempts to appropriate
the existing party OF the Republicans De
reiHe. would dispIease the most devoted OF IN
own adhercnis.
| Marshall Bugeanl was TO be put in con-
mand of the army OF The Alps.
| Gen. Oudinot had declined going to 5
| Petersburg as Ambassador.
\ Enlh de Guardian du not appear in ur
X contemplated SaOlnct.
II Gen. Cavaignac was to receive the cIcya
ton of Marshall OF Frame.
II According to the latest returns Louis Ma
DO leon will have received 5,5O0,0OO votes
| IICavaignac 100000, Raspal and LamaItn
| I5O0D00 between them.
\ Advices from Havre TO The 18Th mention
IIthat business continued 10 improve daily since
| the election of Bonaparte, and prices OF stapl
| articles were on the advance. Sales OF cot,oI
| lfor the previous week about 900 bales a
an advance on previous rate OF CT, On th
/ Sh the market was very brisk. Sales 300
| bales. Several cargoes had been sold to al
IIrive.
II Bixio (l) late President Of the National AS
| lsembly of France had been appointed Ministe
Of Commerce.
| The French Envoy to the Pope had return
ed to Paris, having accomplished the object
| his mission.
| SPAIN.
/ The Emperor of Russia had refused to az
knowledge the Queen Of Spain, and the El
Ilyov from Madrid was to leave St. Pctersbur
on the 18th December
H The Spanish Carliss had met with som
Sight reverses, but generally the cause OF II
Conde de MonleInolion was prosperous.
ITALY.
The affairs of Italy every day bocoms MOI
menacing. King Charles Albert had bee
obliged to yield to the ultra liberals, and
! commission NJ o. Herpi to form Cabinet
The contemplated Italian league would nece
sar ly give umbrage to Anstria, and might |
attended with the most lamentable consequol
ces.
81 The Pope still remains at Gaeta surrounde
by diplomatsts. No less than 30 cardina
.. .. were assembled to give advice to his lIie
E ness, and he had expressed his ntentiC
eventually to take refuge in France in Il
= meantime provisional government was pr
claimed at Rome.
Rome continued tranquil 9Th inst. On Il
, evening of that day, the deputation sent Ivy Il
y Chambers and municipalities to invite the POI
to return to Rome, left that capital for Gaet
7. An extraordinary meeting Of the Chamb
!, of Deputies was held 9Th Dec, convoked
y hear a report Of the deputation sent to Gaet
from which it appeared that the members
;, the deputation were stopped, and not perm
ted to enter the Neapolitan territory. II
members then forwarded letter to Cardin
y Antoneli, requesting permission to wait on q
Pope, to which reply was returned, statiI
: that his Holiness had left Rome by his ov
: accord and that he could not receive the de
: utation, but continued to pray the Almigh
{ to bcstow his mercy on Rome and the Rom;
States. The deputation not being able to a
cOmplsh its Mission returned TO Vienna.
H Dispatches of the 18th December inform
that Russian fleet appeared off Trieste {
. the purpose of suppresslng the liberty Of u
Vcnetians by blockade
AT the sitting of the Chamber Of Depull.
on the ith, Maviani having expressed des
to resign the office confded TO him by the pc,
pie aud the AsseRbly. Prince Canine emerge
ically combatted his resolution, and urged hi
b to convoke a Constituent Assembly, elect,
by universal suffrage, which would be Il
sovereign Judge q the question at issue b.
tween the people and the Pope.
+ The President afterwards read letter froi
NJ Lunati, resigning the Ministry Of Financ,
NJ. Cereni, Minister of Justice, had al.
c retired from the Cabinet, and the portfolio
;. Finance devolvcd upon NJ. Stebini, aud tlt
! of Justice upon NJ Mazzarelli.
y The Milan Gazette of the 9th publishc. I,
d fcially the sentence of death pronounced
4 court martial against four individuals foun
with arms upon them, in a suspicious attitud
by patrol, and a finh had been condemne
TO death for having a stilctto, fowling PIE,
; aud ammunition IN his house, but considerin
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