The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-07
News to the --latest Moment.

Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, April 21-10 A. NJ
Our correspondence from all parts of Ireland, dated
Yesterday has been received but it contains little po
l,ical other intelligence Of an important character
Now that MIR Duffy has been liberated, and the pub
lie in this country well Ireland entirely satated
and Disguised with State prosecutions, movement
which promises to be less important than influential
and successful is about to be commenced, for the pur
pose of aiming the release Of all the State convicts
With regard the gentlemen found guilty at Conmel
nothing properly be done until the House Of Lords
have decided on the writ Of error.
The bishmon is beginning to assume a very deter
mined tone Of opposition to the government The
articles which appear in this days issue are exceed
inply strong Mr. Joseph Brennan has assumed to
certain extent, the management of that paper; and
from the specimen which his writings this week pre-
sent, MIR Attorney General Monaghan VIII no doubt
have very fatherly eye upon him. He tells the peo
pie of Ireland, that for two full years he has been
amongst them student of their hopes witness OF
their wrongs In the cells of Ncwgate, Belfast and Kill
mainham he says he expated his" disafecton,' cher
ishng deep the which used him as
Thus does Mr Brennan introduce himself once more
the stage of Irish politics The doctrines effectively
soil are preached Once more does Mr. Brennan rete-
rate the obnoxious principle that thsland belongs to
none but the people Of Ireland and it is their fault
ifthey do not hold tIhcy have neither to blame for
tune the landlords they have only themselves to
blame
An article headed The Prisoners sequally strong,
and that the not yet done
with coercion bills " habeas corpus suspenslohacts
and " State trials .
Our Dublin CORES pendent says that nothing further
is known to the probable successor Of the late
Roman Catholic prmate. The strong probability is
that Dr. Deu,r of Belfast, will be the successful cam
didate Cholera and emigration are on the increase.
The British Parliament.
LONDON Saturday Morning. April 81.
The proceedings in the House Of Lords last night
of routine character, and totally devoid OF in
terest.
In the House Of Commons MIR Banks asked
questions of Lord Palmerssn to the nature of
interference in the affairs Of Sicily; upon which the
Secretary for Foreign Affairs acknowledged that he had
written by and with the sanction Of his colleagues in
Office letter the Hon Mr. Temple, at Naples, in
which he tells that gentleman in the Neapoitan
government should complain Of assisting the Siciaus
indirectly with to say that it was done inadyert
emily and that the government regretted what had
cured and that a similar assistance would he given
the for furnishing the government OF Sicily
with while the difference between Sicily and Ma
Piles unsettled
After these statements, Mr. Saddlier rose to resume
the debate the poor laws rcand) rate in aid The
hon member at length spoke in opposition TO the
rate in aid question and succeeded by several men,
bers, all Of whom condemned the measure.
The French Republic.
The returns of the Bank Of France favorable
Rumors Of a nature to act upon the prices at the
have been again most industrousy circulated
they are many of them quite absurd and some known
here to be contrary to fact for instance, that Lord
Palmerston had protested against the French exped
instructed Keransic the French red republican to de-
fend that place to the utmost bury himself in its
ruins Another is that the French government had
protested against the acceptance of the of Ger
many by the King Of Prussia by these and similar re-
ports the Rentes fell nearly a franc.
The red republicans and socialists are taking every
means in their power to intimidate and overawe re-
specting the coming elections
Tuscany.
No confirmation of the of the successful return
of the Grand Duke of Tuscany has reached Paris,
and it is dsbeeved in certain quarters and denied in
others nevertheless the Pde adheres to it, The next
mail will settle the matter
Later accounts have been received from Florence to
the 18th They confirm the substance of the intel-
geIce OF the reaction in favor OF the Grand Duke
There has been some fighting between the Leghorn
volunteers, they termed themselves. and the people,
in which the former driven out of the city taking
the road TO Leghorn committing several murders and
tbefts the way. Accounts from Leghorn state that
part of them who arrived, threatened TO massacre
the whole of the royalists.
the people cut down and burnt the trees of liberty
they had so lately planted and cried Long live Leo
pold." Guerazz has not fed was reported
Markets.
LrrnrooL CorroN MAnxrr, April 81, 1s4o.
The steamer leaves too early this morning to admit
Of giving any detail of the days business 1t opens
steady. and the days business will extend to about
5000 bales at yesterday currency.
LNFHrooL Cons M,RKEr, April 81, 1si9.
The corn market this morning possesses particular
currency and buyers continue with great caution
looking for further decline in prices
LONDON. Saturday morning, April 81 1910
There IL less inquiry for American securities
PARIS, Friday April % 1910
There has been good deal Of excitement ON the
Bourse to-day, owing to the affairs of italy and othor
"a
limited character. aud generally ut lower than
those Of the previous day
HAvRr, April 49, 1910
Our colt on market continues rather lively but the
business dsne yesterday and to-day is ut the previous
GLASGOW Conn MARKEr, April 20 1919.
The intelligence from the United States has affected
the corn market. and although prices not to day
lower yet further decline is fully expected to take
place. -
MANcHrsrrR Goops YARN MARKET April 81.
The favorable character Of the news from India
brought by the last Overland Mail had salutary
effect upon this market At the same time in nearly
all kinds Of manufactured goods there Is very little
business doing. J he German buyers at present
completely Of the market Manufact urers hold
ing very considerable accumulaons Of domeetics. The
stock Of water twist IL also large. our market opens
this morning with tamoness, and very little business
appears to be going forward
movements of Individuals.
J. 7. Powers, St Louis; + and II Strickland Eng
land NJ WheeiWflght I. s. N; w Bridge U S Al
Capt Oriswoidi Emp Panama, arrived at the Aston
House.
Hon Nathan Appleton. Boston; p II p.tbhor n;
ytrpool; J. w. Patten, u. s. AIS Il Frantlin ~ g.
Acgualier Aler, l. Durco, C. e. salsnbre lima. ~ w.,
Cazaneva, Portugal Col. Gates u. s. Artillery arc ~
the Irving House.
Col Joshua Howard, L. s. A., Michigan. Can,ain G
Talmer Liverpool, H.. Mayer Maynard, Ann Arbor.
M Dana Syracuse N. Craig Frankfort, Illinois are al
Towards Hotel.
MIR Giles Of Boston, introduced into the Senate on
the 2sth ult the following bill in reference to temper
snce"Be IL enacted, &c, that any dram shop tip
ping house be abatcd nuisance, by the board
Of health OF any town city In the commonwealth