The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-13

to escape which he has left the country The journals
have published the following on the subject -
IN. +. Raspal had placed himself at the call Of NJ
Point who replied that he had no personal satisfaction
to demand Of NJ. Raspail" NJ. Point has addressed to
steps taken by him to obtain declaration which
would ameliorate the position of NJ. Raspail in the
face Of justice, he thought that everything had been
said and done. But since they had again chosen to
entertain the public with the affair he calls to their
minds the motive expressed in his answer, and OF
was given in the following tcrms:-.It is evident that
M kaspa has outraged in me- not the citizen but the
witness at Boargss and principle which place
witness. ! do not wish that my example shall lead to
belief that witness is fatally placed in the aterna-
would be annihaton of Justice the destruction of
society, return to barbarism. NJ Raspail has said
opinion his act therefore persist in my answer
leaving it to the public to judge
IL Is announced that ON the I'D the candidateshp
Of NJ Guizot elected at LisicuX and that Of NJ.
Bcsnard adopted.
NJ. HERS has left Paris, to pass days at Lille
partly account Of i'll health partly to settle
family affairs
The formation of a camp at St Maur, at vincenncs,
Paris which has lately talked Of is about
be mmed iatey realized. IL is the intention of the
government to assemble "a 600 men there There will
also be camp formed ut Versailles, composed Of 40 900
mon.
Since writing the above announcement has been
made in the onpr, that in consequence of Informs
tion received by Geographic despatch from Bayonnc,
t1at Napoleon Bonaparte. Ambassador ut Madrid,
has crossed the frontier, and returned into France
said Napoleon Bonapartc is dismissed from the office
AZ Ambassador.
PANS. April 20, ls4o.
The Borse and Money Market.
The struggle il still going by the buus with the
market for cash to force up prices for the settlement
to go upwards-htherto not only without success,
but in fact the Five per Cents have fallen below the
quotations Of last week 1t is considered that the
operation is impossible, and soncwl at formidable set
nj is % m
Of stock thrown the market by the holders of the
Caisse dEpargnes and Treasury Bones, added to sales
by other parties, is the of this state of the
ket The holders of the Caisse d'Epargne (sayings
banks received their five per cent stock at II CO. and
the holders of Treasury Bons their Three per Cents at
46 40 The advantage which they obtain present
prices sufficiently accounts for the quantity OF stock
they throwing the market and tho maintenance
prices at their present amount in the face Of such an
OF offers, evidence of the return Of public
credit
Very little has been doing in other securities al
though they have generally declined within few days
The Northern Railway has excited attention on
account of the which to be announced by
the directors at the meeting Of the 2Sth instant-st
whenever the shares fall to $50 there are many buyers
There has been much doing in railway bonds which
are much in demand, and preferred by many capta-
lists to the funds. The bonds are much SOUGHT
after
it'll respect to the Bank of France there Is nothing
worthy Of notice. The prices Of the week under