The New York herald., 1850-11-16

The market closed very quiet.
American stocks have been in fair demand.
Annexed are the quotations
United ssates six Cent Bonds los aIos
NJ State Six per Gent stock tls65) aio6
Sf1Siypse oso 81 ns4 CENTS ns & Hsri e s
Mass Five Ier Cents lls6s).. .....le5 aios
csnsds Six per Cent Bonds iiSiil ica alO2H
In regard TO business in the manufacturing dis
triets, Barring 81 Bros. says "The German buyers
having Withdrawn, and others being alarmed at
the aspect of affairs on the Continent, business is
less active" ..--...-
The general news since the sailing of the Allan
tic, possesses but little interest.
The Church of England, through her bishops and
clergy, seconded by several of the leading journals
of the country, is calling for penal enactments to
.exinguish the new titles assumed by the Roman
hierarchy. deputation Of the clergy waited upon
the Bishop Of London on Friday, TO present an
address previously determined upon, at Zion
College. The deputation was cordially received
by the Bishop, who expressed his entire satsfac-
tion with the nature Of the address, and strongly
1rged that every parish should at once prepare
AID forward an address TO the throne, at this cr-
Sical period. The Standard states, on high autho-
rity, that Her Majesty was most anxious to receive
the addresses of her loyal people, and their
uncompromisng determination to resist this impu-
dent Interference with her authority.
The French Republic.
The appointment of General Schfamm to the Of
lice Of Minister Of War, has not led to better un-
dersanding between the Prince and General Chan
GARNER there have been, in fact, greater disputes
than ever. Generals Schramm and Changarnier
have had serious quarrel. The dismissal of Ge-
neral Newmayer from his appointment as second
under Changarnier, and the difficulties arising
therefrom, have led to cabinet council, at which
the decree dismissing Newmayer was reconsidered,
and fresh decree issued, appointing him to a
higher command of the fourteenth and fifteenth
military divisions, the head quarters of which are
at Nantes. The General having refused to accept
The co mmand rendered to him, he had forty.eight
hours granted him for consideration Of the subject.
General Changarnier strongly urges him TO accept
the post. Numerous arrests have been made Of
parties concerned in the late discovered conspiracy
at Lyons, which is said to have had extensive
Eami6cations.
Late sdyices from Algiers state that the cholera
had reappeared there, and the deaths in two days
amounted 10 100.
On Thursday, the 3lst ult. there was fair bu-
siness done on the Bourse. Fives opened at
.aIfs0, and closed at 92f.
Hesse CasseI.
The German papers received on Wednesday,
confirm the accounts respecting the movements Of
Austrian troops in support Of the Bavaran force,
which is about to enter electoral Hesse.
A telvggsphic despatch from Cassel Of the 2Sth
,ilt. in the Colonu ZcItung, states that in the
course Of Sunday night all the troops at Casselre-
ceiyed orders TO leave that city, and that they are
marching to Hazan; they will thus be in position
20 ioin the Bavarans and Austrisns soon as they
enter the Electorate.
A telegraph despatch Of the 2gth ult, from Cas-
sel. states that an army Of Bavarian troops was
hourly expected to enter the Electorate.
The removal Of the State Treasury from Cassel
had been determined on. The arsenal had been
emitted OF all the military stores.
The command of the Prussian corps OF the army
Of the Rhie had been given to the Duke Of Sax
enbureh Gotha.
The Cologne Ga.stts contains Frankfort letters
of the 18th ult., which state that the hesHan
,roops in Haynau, in the environs OF Frankfort,
have been disbanded, and were compelled to give
an their arms and accoutrements. The same
oaper states that the Elector and his ministers,
after protesting against the Bavaran invasion ot
the Electorate, have suddenly altered their views,
and given their consent to the entry into Hesse OF
a Bavaran army-that army was expected 70 ar
rive on the Goth ult. The Mtysncs Journal also
states from Haynau, Of the 23d, that the Bavarans
snd Austrisns were to enter the Electorate army,
which was on that day to be assembled IN the
.rovince Of Haynsu.
Germany.
NLs authentic information has been received of
,be result Of the conference at Warsaw, between
me Fmperois Of Russia I'D Austria and the King Of
Prussia; but the Cologne Gazette contains tele-
graphic despatch from Berlin, Of the 30th rf., which
states that Information has been received from
pyusaw, according to which the Pusssn propo-
sals have been PeremPtorly declined. Denmark,
,oo.,is not likely to sccede to the proposal Of a
,oan-h and German commission to settle the diff.
oulties Of the Danish que stion.
The Berlin ministerial paper, German R5f~mv,
denies thai Prssian officers, in full uniform are
allowed to Join the schleswig lIolsteiners.
The Tunes Berlin correspondent writes that mo-
hing has occurred during the visible and external
proceedlnqs Of the Congress at warsaw to lessen
,he hope that its issue would be favorable to the
continuance ofPeace
The correspondent Of the London Tines, under