The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-16
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THE HOUR OF THE NIAGARAS DEPARTURE.

before IL o'clock last night at hand. From them
we extract few items Of intelligence.
The fate Of the State prisoners very little spoken
Of all parties having made up their minds that any
further attempts their behalf useless at least
for the present
The fact Of the Corporation Of London taking up the
idea Of founding colony In tho West Of Ireland has
given unbounded satisaconi but greater still is the
Joy the citizens Of Dublin, at the certainty Of roy
visit In the month ofAugust
Some Of the Young Ireland party it IL said oontsm.
plate making behalf of the State prisoners
when she arrives by presenting memorial praying for
political amnesty.
Were her Majesty so advised, the adoption Of this
would exercise most sautary effect and rem
der Victoria justly beloved sovereign
IL Is satisfactory TO learn that the accounts from all
parts OF the Kingdom respecting the Of the
most encouraging character The cholera is dmi-
| nshing, and hopes entertained that the worst
stage Of the famine Is over.
In our letters and papers, received this morning We
hailed with pleasure wherever it Is made known This
Is only what mi ht be expected, from the confidence
have in the loyalty of the Irish people Her Majes-
ty assured, will everywhere meet With cordial
receptions for however the country may have suffered
from msgovernment in times past the whole body Of
well disposed inhabitants must be aware that the
Queen personally and her Ministers also, strongly
DESTROYS to do everything in their power to place the
prosperity and consequent happiness Of the country
hrm basis; and We conceive nothing more like
y to aid this desirable object than the occasional visits
OF the court to Ireland Arrangements already being
made for her Mai esy te holda evee aud drawing room
at Dublin Castle and ind stated by the Freemans
journal that the Marquis Of Londonderry has given
orders for the engagement Of extensive suit Of
apartments at Morrson's Hotel, for the occupation Of
his family and retiDue during the Royal visit an
example which, have doubt, will be followed by
the rest Of the nobility connected with ireland
The Mountstewart Elphinstone, having on board
| MIR John Martin and MIR Kelvin o Dsgherty two of the
State prisoners convicted Of treason sailed from Cork
ON the 2sth instant for Australia It had been ex-
pected that as the government had not thought this
vessel eligible to carry out Messrs Smith O'Brisn,
Measher MacManus aud ODonoghoe. Meesrs. Martin
| and O Dogherty would have been removed from her:
bu this, 1t appears Ia not the The rest OF the
prisoners will go out In the Swift gun brig lately
on the Rio station.
The latest intelligence France IL dated May -;
but there Is notbisg important in it, the only infs-
renee to be- drawn, being that the French still
made beyond which they ara unable to pass Without
more fighting a. they must now breach an inner in
trspehnent built behind the first BY the Romans
to hand they show that the amount Of bullion In Paris
and the branch banks had decreased i've millions
| The discount accommodation had decreased mil
hon The amount current of the heasury has decrease
ed upwards OF two millions. The bullion in the Bank
Of France nearly amounts to the value OF the notes
The Minister Of War had received two dispatches
from General Oudnot, containing partic VI the
IN. ministerial journals hold their way soberly,
avoiding all exciting topics. The opposition papers,
obliged to less prudent protest In
general terms against the restraints under which they
suffer alleging an indisputable truth. that such re-
| straint cannot be- maintained long without causing
reaction off very serious character President Napo-
| =
| the National Guards at Havre in reply to address
sent him from the officers Of his legion. He says
"CoLosrL-Fhe legion Of Hsvre has adore sed to me,
my conduct June 18th fluctuations which affect
me. and assurances of order upon which will reply II
that the attitude by the eiti-
will preserve the country from the attempts ct
my expression Of gratitude to the National Guards,
and believe mo, &c SC"
| Italy.
letter in the Piedmonte,e Gazette Of the 18th ult,
| n Nccchia n
the I'D with intelligence that tn. French had entered
the breach at ST fancrara with great force and that
The French government have received accounts from
the army before Rome, to the 23d ult., up which
Assault took place on the night Of the 2st ut but 1t
| to be- good but the heat At Rome is excessive. The
| French troops have occupied Montorio.
spain
Our lateft sdvices from Madrid state that the dis
cussion the tariff closed in the hambsr Of Deputies
ON IN. 23d, When the racct carried by n ma orty
Of lao votes against 30 The debate was to begin en-
| the 18th.
| Austria and Hungary.
The victories Of the Austrsns the IIungariaas
are eontTsdietej.
The Danish War.
Letters from Hamburg, received this morning state
that great satsiaction prevailed there from belief
that the long pending sieswg iioistsn question
| the point Of an immediate settlement A truce had
been agreed upon between the begerssts at Frsdrca
| Germany.
The cologne Gdrefe CONTAINS q letter dated Csrls-
rpks, June 10, which states that the army of liberty
and the Provisional Government out on the same
day for Ra,tad where they Intended once more try
the fate OF under the OF the fortrsesss.
They entirely emptied the Arsenal Of Csrlsruke sna
carried al the apparatus belonging 70 the railway
in order mpede the Prusslan. In the pursuit Of them
At half past t-o the vanguard Of this Prnsng entered
tb. followed by other troops with tn. Prince
Of Prussia at their esd aud received with loud se
slsnatiOns by the citizens
| Switzerland
Late letters from Bale state that the 9Th Inst,
Count RoscOvieh. Envoy of Austria. announced his
mission To the President ~ the Confederation and
Naples, pressnted his credentials The Hungarian
Envoy salut.d. in friendly manner the President
| Mr. Tr..id.nt / bring Won the oonplim.n,s Of 80
| sutb, together with 70 letter from him =
Important from Tarkey.
II IL stated upon good hufity. that Turkey has
r.fu,ed p,rnission for the Russian armies to pass
through her territory. This step. IL may be hoped,
may srrest the varlke progress Of he RUSSIAN
| Levs.t
| We lave received late news from this quarter At
Athens Mr.. Wyse had an interview with King Ohio.
The indemnity bill Tor DAvsiisn widows aud orphans
had been atandtErd, snd III. buoget IL ls49 yet
passed.
received autograph letter from the cabinet
STA thanking him for the si,crty With which he hal
Bus.a has asked aud obtained permission from Turkey
/ to ps,s troops through Scrsis.
Financial ont Commercial Affairs.
Iospos MoSrt Mhr,r, June 80, "a T. M-rhsre
was not any feature e Importance report In tho
London money market. TO-DAY. The quoted sales up
to this hour, 81 actual busue,s done Zoe three
per cent consuls, for sccount. on. 9iA ami gl
vl7s market not sctive. Erch-1u-r hills, ~ 40.
In shares quote (per telegraph tondon aud North
western 1a3 1872 Midland. 90 Gss and 90 a 6sE
/ Caledonia 2Gh a 5G Gres, Western ~ a ~ and VI
south kastern and Dover, AZ. II and Sots nsss~-t
/ h,avy.
! some little business wa. done this morning in Am.-
riohn sccurities, sud which were chiefly confined to
nited states Sizes and fsupsylvauis fres at former
pricts There ver. ALEC few sales made Continsn-
,s account The market i' healthy, aud this decr'p
ton Of stock seems 90 he becoming object Of interest
| in London aud on the Continent.
| fsrs MosfT MaExrr June % The returns Of the
Bank ~ Trance do not possess any feature worthy OF
| remark.
At the Bourse there but small business trans
! acted aud the market but little different to ts
appearance from thst VI the previous two three days
The movement Rome stiu operates untsvorsbly
| upon the raris money market. our express reports
the per Cents 80 81. aud tank shares NJ 21o5; Ex-
! change on London 2587 = and but lttls doing. 10
I other exchanges nothing done.