The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
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TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS:
LONDON, May 26-M.
For the present, ministers said to DO secure Of
their places and the emoluments which they bring
notwithstanding. hurried visit which paid to some
of the leading clubs this morning leads to believe
that changes in the cabinet will long take place
II is reported that mpletely indignant Lord
John Russell at the success Of Mr. Dennisou on the
ballot question that he actually threatened to displace
the whipper-in, Mr.. Taffnelle.
The evidence given by Mr. Butt, the eminent advo.
cate Of Duffy and other State prisoners, before the
House Of Commons Poor Law Committee. has produced
great Impression and completely foored the Sir James
Grahams and Mr. Brights who assert that Ireland's
| poverty is traceable to her own crimes.
Affairs I'm Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, May 26--12 o'clock noon.
Our usual express in anticp patton of the mail from
Dublin, has just arrived, by which in possession
of correspondence from Belfast Limerick Cork and
Dublin to the latest hour yesterday Details Of tho
| most heart rending description contained in
letters respecting the progress OF disease restitution
| and death Notwithstanding every thing that be
DONE the people in the south and west perish for lack
| OF food
Lord Clarendon has returned to Dublin, and in the
of days tho memorial got up behalf Of the
State prisoners will be laid before his Excelency Au
ding this subject may observe that up till yester
day evening the accounts from the Provinces respecting
the number Of signatures and the responsibility OF the
parties attached thereto are of the most encouraging
character. On all hands-in the North and in the
Southn tho districts Of Connaught,
in the cities and the towns-have all parties aud per-
suasions come forward and added their testimony to
| the generally recognised fact that justice tempered
with mercy will do moro towards tranqusing ireland
than the expatiation Of its best and most manly poll
tcians After all 1t is not expected by those parties
who profess to know State secrets that the
will pay the least attention to this memorial
such parties however admit that may be of to
the following extent but further 1t will show how
many rshmen of all parties and creeds appreciate the
truth and desire the restoration of the Richmond
prisoners 1t will satisfactorily demonstrate that they
must have possessed heroic virtue to secure many
Many rishmen of all parties and the
truth and desire the restoration of the pri
soners 1t will satisfactorily demonstrate that they
must have possessed heroic virtue to much
dsnterested friendship it will be catalogue OF we'll
| wishers.
The result of the election for a new Catholic pr-
mate in the of the late Doctor Crolly has given
satisfaction: DR. Dixon is moderate in politics, aud
WILL doubt, pursue the same cOncatory policy as
DR. Crolly.
Three candidates are in the field for the representa-
ton Of the county Of Limerick and from the
advices contained in Limerick correspondents
letter. it would appear IS II the electors of that
| extensive county about to adopt Q some
| what strange course of policy-namely to 70 elect
MIR s. O'Brien Of course, the affair is only to
| show Lord John Russell and his colleagues that al
though the English law says he is guilty they prefer
him to any other man in the empire.
The hfshman, paper published in Dublin, on the
ruins of the Nation, is noticed week two ago.
adopting dangerous style Of teaching Cautious
keeping within the treason felony act it Is preaching
In the most eloquent terms and with a force of argu-
mcnt that is irresistible the doctrines Of repubcansm
As the United bishnaan John Nitches paper, was the
forerunner agitation that shook the frmness Of
the authorities TO the very centre this paper
fear progressing onward In the same career It mas
steering clear Of the law and point with the finger
contempt, to Attorney General Monaghan and his
packed jurics
The French Assembly.
PARIS, Friday, May 2S, 1S49
In the Assembly on Thursday evening, the debate
upon the proposed inquiry into the alleged Use
of the Assembly in his orders to the troops
tiuued. The discussion Of very violent natMe,
and was at a late hour adjourned to next day. The
city Of Paris contnuer quiet, but somewhat excited.
Our advices from Havre arc to the oath inst They
inform that at that date all quiet, and that the
public mind was much occupied with tho present
pect of French politics A correspondent writes:-
"The political crisis determined by the accession of the
next. becomes and more complicated by the Ma.
tional Assembly in the solution of several adminstra
hs a on all the
the Assembly to sit till the last day. The resolution
of the actual ministry to give in their resignation In
order to make for another, Which VIZ: ha more the
| expression Of the last election and the complicated
state of affairs in Italy and Germany are among the
most prominent topics OF public debate, and exercise
Havre markets Is appended
The Roman Republic.
lntelIgence reacneu far1S from MArSellle6 that
the Duke dHarcourt, tho Minister of the French Re-
public at the Court Of Rome had arrived from that
city as the bearer Of convention concluded between
the Roman Republic and that of France. All hosti-
ities had been for some days suspended, and it
believed that tho news is substantially correct.
The surrender Of the city Of Bologna is contradcted
now said that the city still held out. 1t had been
bomb.rded almost to ashes and the loss of life had
| been frghtful.
Defeat OF the Russians by the Hungarians.
The ConsitufioneAe Zeitung publishes a proclamation
which NJ Kossuh issued at Debreczin the 18th inst
and In which he asserts that the Russians have been
to have surrendered at Krivan on the 7th inst and
above 20 goo followed their example, three days later at
Arsa Their arms, cannon. horses, and ammunition fell
| into the hands of the Hungarians.
letter from Vienna, of the 18TH the Bresauer ze-
ns states that tho Ilungarans have occupied Carlo
Wits the chief town of the Servan prinepality.
The news of the occupation of Temeswar, Arad Car
lovz. and Pautshova, by the Hungarans is confirmed
A rumor was current at Raab on the 10th inst of
the Russians having entered Hungary Dukla and
Of their having suffered defeat from Dembnsky, who
engaged them between Bartfeld and Eperies.
The of the defeat Of the Russians, by Benz, Is
confirmed though still in want of authentic de-
tails Of that important action.
Markets.
HAvRE COMMERCIAL REPORT, May "a, 1849
CoTToN.-Prices have not undergone any great
change with the exception of the lower Of
basSs and tres BASES which have recedsd fr; still
the sales which have been made during the last few
days denote further decline The folio wing sales
reported since our last statement 26S bales New
Orleans at 60 S0 1912 Mobile at Ga al and 1377
upland at Ga to Is making total of 5s57 bales The
American with the exception of l62 bales from La
guayra. The estimated stock Of cotton at Havre on
the oath inst was 5o5 bales, Of which 49,5ll
| United States.
AsHEs.-Owing to the unfavorable nature of the
| last advices from the United States, have q
dull demand for this article Potash remains nomi-
nal, at SAT; in pearlash, 81 bbs have found buyers
at 56f 75c to per SO kill duty paid The arrivals
for the week are 4s6 bills pearls from New York
QUERcITRoN is on the decline andin very limit
ed demand; prices nominal at As to Aft for Bat
more, and AFT so to 4s for Philadelphia, per so kill
duty paid
RicE is completely neglected: and there is not the
smallest sale to report prices also are langud and
the decline since last report the imports are
and half ties Carolina rice, from Charleston by the
Versailles, 200 bags from Calcutta, and 500 via Bor
deaux.
OIIwe notice sales this week of so 600 Kilograms
whale oil at 30 fri palm oil remains nominal As fr to
AZ SO.
WHALEBorE il rather difficult to sell in consequences
Of the large supplies which have lately hand