The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16

Rome presented series Of complications. While an
attack every moment expected, the triumvers, 1t
appears, opened negotiations
General Duc dHsrcourt arrived inc snito in tho
city lately and had interview with M Lesseps, who
shortly afterwards followed him to the French camp.
The French approach and surround the city.
The adjacent heights taken possession Of the
22d ult. by detachment recently landed a. Civita
Veccbia The French seemed determined to enter
the city, but If possible without sffusion of blood
II Is said that the service in which they engaged
is extremely disateful to the French troops and that
assertions numerous 1t Is also feared that
In the Neapolitan Austrian troops should ap-
proach the French camp that collision would ensue
as bitter jealousy and hatred prevails between tnem
The retreat Of the Neapolitans was preceded by
protest OF the King against the proceedings OF the
French envoy, which protest Is said 10 nave caused
the coming of NJ. D'Harcour to Rome
The intelligence that a further armistice Of eight
days had been agreed to is confirmed The Minister
Avezzana is replaced by Calandreili.
The Sprran-a of the 22d says, that Garebald has
taken up position in Rimini and will dispute with
the Austrians the passage OF the Cattolica The Ro-
man troops pursue briskly the flying Neapolitans.
Tuscany.
Letters from Florence Of 18th ult state that the Aus
trsp officers lodged in the houses of the inhabi
tants The extraordinary contribution demanded by
General ASPIRE has been reduced to 100000 vrcs.
General ASPIRE states his Intervention by request
OF the Grand Duke.
Dnrmstadt.
We have accounts from the city OF Wurms states
that it was attacked on the Goth ut. by the Hessan
and Prussan troops who carried by assault all the
barbados, the insurgents flying in all directions
Hungary.
Accounts from Venice. dated May 18TH, announce,
officially, that the fortress OF Buda was taken by as
sault the 21st The German Reformer, Of the goth
May that the principal commanders were killed
All the Croatian officers and soldiers put to the
sword the castle and some private houses paged
The major who commanded the troops from the from
tiers occupying the fortified bridge with 200 men,
them blow up the bridge but he not obeyed
He then himself set fire to the mine under the bridge
but failed The military suffered no injury The Ma
Germany.
Frankfort advices to the 30th ult which inform
us that the Committee of the Thirty had pronounced
unanimously in favor OF the proposition OF NJ Wessen-
dark to transfer to Stutgardt the sittings of the
National Assembly, aud eighty members hal given
their written consent 10 go there Such measure IL
was said only hatsncd the dissolution OF the paria-
snent.
The Russian Envoy ut Constantnople has left the
Ottoman Court. it is said she best terms. We
derstand that the Russian army of observation which
has caused much apprt Aenson, Is to be forthwith
reduced.
The report of Russian intervention by sea in
the Of Denmark by the Russian fleet, was
contradicted yesterday authoritativey, and in con-
sequence slight advance took place in the funds.
This improvement has continued to-day; the whole
business aspect OF affairs wearing better appear
ance than on any preceding day OF TINS week.
Spain.
Our dates from Madrid to May IS. Their
tents satisfactory. 1t believed that the project
Of the tariff will be discussed very soon NJ du Col
ling. third Secretary of the French Legation at Ma
and Spain and ratified by the President of republic
The execution of the reary will 1t Is expected take
place on the 10Th OF July
The Bourse quiet, and very little business doing.
The Three per Cents were down at 231s.
England.
LONDON, June moon.
1t is talked of in the neghborhood Of Westminster
Hall this morning that the government have resolved,
in consequence Of the continued indposition of the
Lord Chancellor to put the great seal in commission.
1t is said that the commissioners named will be Lord
Campbell, Baron Rolfe and the Solicitor General.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr, Saturday June % p NJ
The money market has further improved this morn
ing Consols for money 9lss, Is, 90; for account
01H, 81.
PARIS, June 1.-French funds, Friday evening 6 per
cents S1A; 8 per cents, 81.
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET Saturday, June 2 1S4Q,-
Very little business doing; market heavy and prices
dropping. The weather is very fine.
MANCHESTER, Saturday June 2.-The market opened
this morning very heavily OWN probably to its being
the close Of the week and its being Whitsun week
being almost of holiday keeping. Some sales OF
cloth made at steady prices. For yarns there
is but little demand, and prices have declining
tendency.
GLASGOW, Friday, June I've have had good de-
mand for pig iron to-day, and the market closed
firmly sellers Of mixed numbers, at AS buyers, at
ass Cd, for cash. All No. sold ut AS. Cd
Gartsherrie No l. Mt ass Cd; and mixed numbers, at
ass, three months open delivery. There to day
fair business done in sugars and coffee. In other
matters, there is nothing to report Corn market
heavy.