The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

10 y Tha IRA
closed the 18th at a. 40 bstpg rise Of rs on SIS
turdsy's prices The 6ves closed at 70 90 b.ing q
rice Of two francs Bank shares touched 1900, ssd
closed At 1870. being rise Of cor Ga the 9th mat
the day before the election the thrsss we're a. 80
their psice to-day H. therefore rss Of Is par sut
almost. he Iise In fves is ebout the same. On the
9th, bank tbsres were at l,47oi the rise these n
therefore 320f
Tho ConstitufionneL Of the 18th, mentious n, n
syDpom OF returning confidence aud prosperity that
not less than 500 transfers stock pscs tbs
Bonr's on the previous saturday BY IS or 70 tins.
being for cash. and not for the account
Spain.
By the latest accounts from Madrid, We learn that
preparations were going forward Tor msatpg OF
Cortss. Enough members had already arrived to foru
. house and business would at nee be- proc -edsd
with. Count Mirafores expected to bs Presi
The Minister Of Finance had ordered to b sent to
London the half yearly dviden OF the thrss
The Carlists submitting throughout Cataionis,
ordipg to the government journals
The Duke and Duchess of Montpenssr had met
msg n'fcent reception at Jer.x.
A royal decree nomipstes the Prince de Az,ons and
the Duke de Veragnss Vice residents OF the Senate
In all probability Siguor S~ijss Loz.uo will b. sIsot-
ed President Of the Chamber Of Deputies He 10 sup
A postal convention IL about being formed between
Spain and France
AT Ignalds, on the 10TH an engagement took place
between the Queens troops and 400 500 of the Car
lists in which the latter we're routed.
was cted that the Carlisle about tn raise
the Of revolt in Navarro and that the 2oth Of
December would be about the time they would rise
M Salamanca was ut Bx,onue on the 18th. Tho
Progressstss not likely to make Q move unless oon-
jointly with the Csrli.ts
Senior Mon Is about to introduce . tariff BILL In
which reduction Of duties will bs proposed to some
extent, but cotton goods will form exception.
Some alterations are contemplated in toe arrange
ments which at exist between the bank and the
government.
Cabrera and his forces at SabadsM at the last
accounts
Madrid Bourse, December u Three per Cents 2oys;
Five per Cents, 10h Exchange on London As co.
Prussia.
The news from this country Is only important far
as 1t corroborates the tendency ma Infested to place
the king Mt the head Of the German empr. IL Ia we'll
known that negotiations carried on With the XII og
Empire, and that his majesty will accept assentsd
to by the sovereign princes Of Germany. The King
OF Hanover It reported will not certainly give bis
consent and this statement oorroborasd by the
return OF the Hanoverian minister, after prolonged
absence to Berlin.
Many Of the citizens Of Berlin had requested DER.
mission Of General Wrangel to hold meetings for tn,
choice Of candidates to the Assembly, but reply
The King not expected to return to Berlin til,
after the sege was taken or This would probably be
previous to the elections
The Prince was to pass Christmas in Berlin.
The magistrates and town councils of Berlin aud
Breslau have severslly forwarded addresses graft
tude to the king for the .rsty of the coussi-
party are retroga aiding. fbsir vote refusing to ray
ta1es Is new telling against them.
royal decree, published the 18th, abolishss in
toto all stamp duties upon the political press native
The censer.hip, however, has been established In
those of Silssa which have lately been placed in
. state Of Siege.
Amongst 100 persons recently arrested in Westpha.
s, are seversl Of considerable usncs editors Of
newspapers members Of tow co1ncls cou ncilors Of
Justice teachers o.rgS men and even miitar officers.
The ossn.ibe groubds Of their arrest are that they
formed part Of congress "uaster nayiog Ia view
the carrying out of the decision of ~ .tioual As
semby respecting the of taxes but 1t Ia
suspected that BY impre0ning these demoeratoAl
leaders Cover hopes to prevent them from
N fnf lon IN ha Hnrfh nnu fnu
The arrest Of the editor Of the Wesiphaian A.rcury
the rsfersndsry Loher rise alarming riot ss
but chiefly for the purpose of preventing any furhse
attacks on the part Of the military who had
fined.
wrsngel has prohibited all meetings of the ex Bur-
CHER Guard having view the election of deputies to
the approaching Congress Of Civic Guardsmsn at Brss-
lau.
Frankfort.
The principal feature Of from the Diet
Is the departure Of tho Austrian Deputies, VIII,
have quilted the Assem- mass o~ing t. the in
tIigues going forward with Prussia. Sohmsrbure has
also resg in consequence thereof and other rssg
nations were spoken Of Won Gszen has accented o.
fce and the whole Diet seem Prussisn-mad.
Austria.
Hosttlittes have commenced in esrnest in Hungary.
Imper alists had taken possession Of the Castle Of
SchlosshoG, three German miles from Prssburg.
Jesohich and his army had arrived on the banks of
the Letbs.
The Emperor has appointed Herr Ruesksfer, (Chsv.-
sr Won Wellenhsl to the post IF Under Secretary Of
State Tor Commerce, Trade and Public Works.
Austria has refused to acknowledge the new German
law relating to bills Of exohSnge to contribute ards
the expe Of building . German ct; and has re-
sale the Austrian Commissioner At the Customs Con
The Emperor has subscribed tn. sum of 200 600 flo.
rims &C. M towards the relief of the poor In visuus
The authorities Of the capital have issued proofs
mat Getting forth that charged with the fol-
lowing offences, will still b. tried BY court martial
"Copceains and nop-delvsring weapena
Exciting the military 20 violA1oa Of duty
first Of the pubic authorities.
"Appeai ing in arms at any riotous gathering"
native of Vienna, named Hsizersth. has bseu SEN
fenced to five years hard work at In light
fenced to be banged, but the utsd,
because he dip not take an i'm mediate part in the in
surrection. with arms in baod'
Austrian bank notes have fallen 10 cent In value
on account OF the scarcity Of silver aud the
ton Of tho public to take paper money.
aiding from the Hungarian tiers in the drseon of
Hamburg, aid the morning q number Of won ndsd
were brought In from that quarter This clearly nd-
Gates that an engagement had taken place With the
Hupgsrsns. twas already reported BY some thatKu.
thea and ~ Others that Presburg occupied by the
The Magyar army, which was informed BY Kossuth
OF the abdicAton OF the Emperor had every
ken up def. ntive position Raab mp,eteiy sur.
rounded with entrenchments Kossuth's ar amounts
to about one husdrr and sixty thousand men
Cholera had appeared in Ofe Pesth, and the upper
part and fortress Of the Blocksberg Great preosu-
tons arc being used against the unwelcoms visiter.
Italy.
In no part Of Europe there more stirring mol
dents going on than In Italy.
ROME The Pope, after refusing several times to
see any deputstion from the citizens Of Rome at
Gsets at last consented but 1t was then too late
provisional COVER ment had been formed at Rene
pri.ng the Senators for Rome and Bologna and the
Goptalonier of Apcopa.
The Pope has been declared deprived OF all tempo
raj power The Minister, stsrbini has addressed the
citizens. He raid that the Pope alone, under the
title Of Bishop, would have the right to enter Rome
but that all the Cardinals and Prelates would be
sttctly prohibited from enteri ng the city.
The people, In their enthusiasm, about the
streets, crying Death to the Pope" Death to tn
Cardinals" Garibald has been called to Rome BY tn
mlni'try.
From Bologna, We learn that Zucshi and Carl Bevi-
Iscqua have accepted the memberships In the provi-
so nal government instituted by the Pope 1t Gssts,
Nov. q, Zus chi intends residing at Spez'ss.
At Turin the mini-try has been formed As fol-
lows: Gobert Prepiden Of the council without port
folio; Since, Minister Of Justice; Rstasa Interior:
Ricci Final noes: MobtSyemoo Public Works. Divini