The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-26
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., sc.


Halifax al u o'clock, Thursday evening, bringing
one weeks later advices from all parts of Europe
Our agent left Halifax at s o'clock, and arrived
ST. John. N. b., at o'clock, yesterday morning
The c. brings f56,OOO sterling in specie, and 40
passengers, Is of whom stopped at Halifax.
She was to have left at o'clock, and would be
due at her wharf, at Boston, at about 10 O'Clock,
Saturday morning,
There interruption in the line between
Boston and Portland, from one o'clock yesterday
to three o'clock.
The advces from Liverpool are of Saturday, the
18th inst, and London, Friday afternoon, the 18th
instant.
Annexed is
THE NEWS.
ST. JOHN, N. b., May 81 p NJ
The commercial news presents no new feature.
The money market continues easy, but in conse-
quence of the threatening aspect of affairs in
France and Italy, the public securities have been
depressed.
Mament-The Repeal OF the Navigation
Laws, &c.
The bill for the modification Of the Navigation
Laws has been carried in the House of Lords, by a
majority of ten in favor of ministry. These laws
may now be considered as virtually repealed. The
result has given the wing ministry newtenure of
Office.
In the House, the Parliamentary oath bill, hav-
ing for its object the removal of the Jewish dsa-
bilities, has been read second time, by larger
majority than before.
Mr.. lRoebuck is about to bring before Parlia-
ment his plan for the better government of the CO.
lonies, and also 10 move for committee to ascer-
IA m he NJ reht 1ue fro, fov
ments to British subjects.
The arguments on the writ of error brought by
w. S. O'Brion and McManus, have been read be-
fore the Lords, and without hearing counsel for
the Crown, the law lords and judges unanimously
decided that the errors assigned by the plaintiffs
could not be maintained by the arguments, and
that the judgment of the Court of Queens Bench
In Ireland must stand affirmed tits now expected
that the sentence OF transportation will be carried
into effect before the lst proximo. 1t is rumored
that the prosecution of Duffy is abandoned
The Crisis on the Continent.
The whole of Continental Europe seems ready
TO burst into one general confagration The quar-
rel between the parliaments throughout all the va
rous divisions Of Germany, and their respective
Princes, has reached the highest pitch and in
SaAony ifghtful conflict has already taken place
Terrible Conflict at Dresden.
Al Dresden, the people, or rather the red repub-
mean parry fought with the troops during seven
hours on lhe 9th inst, and great loss Of life oc-
CURED Inc Railroads We're displaced, in order to
prevent troops from Berlin from arriving. bnt
sufficient force of Russians having coma nm On
poriunely, ii momentary tranquility was secured hv
sheer military force. The fight. however y,s 10.
newed on the 9th, and frghtiu cannonsding al.
ed all day. until night separated the combs,an,s
On the 7lh, the battle was agaln renewed At
o'clock in the morning, and the most deadly war
fare going in the streets, by the latest ady
ces, up to o'clock of that day.
Intelligence from Dresden to the 9Th, states that
hostilItes still ragged between the royaIiss and the
insurgents 10 The disadvantage Of the latter, with
GU, any immediate prospect of their termination
The members OF the provincial government had
been outawed, and rewards offered for their ap-
prehenson.
Trouble ut LeIpsic, BresIau and CobIcnty.
al Lelpsic, also, disturbances had broken out
pu' a'lef short struggle OttSeen the military and
'ne populace, ihey were suppressed, Several of
the rioters were killed
Fighting ut Bresinu.
Accounts from Berlin, OF the 9Th. state that an
msWrecuoh mad broken out at Breelau on the 9th
On The 9Th the troops and the people were fighting
in the city IL was also rumorcd that an insurrec.
lion had broken out at Coblentz
The Austrian Empire and the Hun aar,.r
Wau.
Hhle these commissions arc taking Place, the