The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06
he concludes in the following remarkably strong


1--WE say, let the corporation dress in 'white
waistcoats Ind howl in her train-they are paid
for. SO doing let the Mayor issue proclamations
ordering the citizens to waste as many candles as
would light their houses for the year-such is his
vocation; let the gentlemen who are to be
knighted and made ridiculous, waste their breath
and lungs in the expression of loyalty and graft
tuds--they follow the dictates of their nature let
members of Parliament proffer their houses and
fortunes, let editors OF newspapers praise their lbe-
for seryty; let the miserable slaves called re-
spectacle men buy flags and ornament their win
dows with devices, and bring their families to
view their gracious Queen-let them eat dirt to re-
pletlon-and sure each OF them Is anxious as Dog
berry to be written down fool-let their wishes
be tulflled-tis their cowardly disposition let US
in the meantime look on in silence.
Every man who Eliminates, we regard as a
traitor to his country, for he gives triumph to
whiggery, and thereby hgAtens the grasp on our
throats-ssd we tell our readers that there are
keen eyes amongst the people which will mark the
traitor, and demand the payment of the debt
which he has contracted
France
Our advices from Paris, dated July 20, are
| at hand. The arrest of Prince Casino, and the
determination 10 imprieon him in the Castle OF
Ham, had caused no little surprise among the Pa
risians There is not any further definite intelll-
| gence from Rome to the intentions of the Pope.
The returns of the Bank Of France for the week
ending July 18th, were OF a favorable character.
Later advices from Rome conirm the previous
rumor, that some French soldiers had, in a most
| unwonted and reprehensive manner, pursued two
refugees into the house Of the American Consul,
and there insuted his wife and wounded the SER
want. The Consul very properly struck his flag and
| Withdrew.
| The government of France WILL no doubt, give
to the injured Consul full satisfaction for this out
rage, and hand over the dehnquents to the condign
| punishments which they deserve. .... p.
Our accounts state that the military commission
has been appointed. n
Cicenacchui has, it is said, joined Girabaldi,
now in the mountains on the Neapolltan frontier.
The committee appointed to consider the pro-
priety of adjourning the Assembly have not yet
agreed upon their report 1t is thought that the
| government will suggest that the adjournment
take place on the LIST Of September, and continue
! till October 80
A considerable number of concealed arms have
been discovered at CORN, and fifteen OF the red
publicans have been arrested, and placed in
The President of the Republic has conferred the
order of the Legion of Honor several physicians
and clergymen for tbe zeal and assiduity which
they displayed during the prevalence of the
! cholera.
| Intelligence from Smyrna has also come to hand.
Trade there was stagnant in all its departments.
Exchange on London ruled at ll2t
Hungary.
Dembnski has effected junction with Gorgey,
and the Ban of Croatia has been defeated
BEN is collecting all his troop. near Fzegedin, to
make desperate attack on the Russians. ~.
kossuth's proclamation To the people Is being
fully carried out. The Hungarinns have buried
their corn and provisions, and driven their horses
and oxen TO the mountains. The imperlalists have
no means Of transport.
| Kossuih has returned to Pesth, amidst much en-
| thuslasm.
II Is reported that General Jelangcion has re-
fused return to Naples until the King shall have
fulfilled the promises made to the people of Palermo,
and on the faith Of which that city surrendered.
Venice. .......
The siege operations against Venice have been
discontinued, in consequence OF the fatal preva-
lence of fever and sickness among the Austrian
troops, occasoned by excessive heat and hard
work The batteries were reduced to silence. a
blockade, however, is established.
American Securities
Lospos, Saturday Morning
The demand for American securities continues
steady both for England and the Continent and prices
firm. The steamer leaves too early to communal
cate any actual transaction this morning there
fore annex the current quotations at the close Of the
market last evening United States 6s 1865. coupon
stock, l09k; Maryland 80; pennsyvsnis 50; Indiana
State as, Gs; Ohio, New York State aud City-none
for sale.
LIVERPOOL CoTToy MARSET, July 2l-The market
opens firmly this morning; holders very steady
to prices We venture TO quote fair Upland at "a
Mobile sd Orleans, 5'.d The sales to-day win DO
about 5000 bales
q NiA,cursrER GooDs AND YAR~ MaRKrr, July 81 Our
market this morning for both goods and yarns has
opened with a trm feeling. The German houses con-
tinue 60 operate freely and some business In twist Is
doing for Italy. The creek merchants continue to
manifest caution In their transactions For home
trade purposes fair demand prevails and IL not
for the advancing tendency OF the material, q
larger amount Of business would be done
LvrErooL Cosr MARESr July 2l-rhe temperature
Is very cool and showers continue to fall which
will have q bono GSls effect upon tn. grain crops
There is hardly single transaction to report this
morning. The trade, however IL Arm at about the
prices quoted yesterday II any thing needy sell
ers, In order 10 realize might accept rahcr reduced
rates.