The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-23
The French Republic.

ary, psssed of without disturbance.
The Minister Of Finance states that the revenue vii
be adequate for the public service this year without
new loan. or increased taxes.
TIE Postmaster General opens all letters passing to
and from suspected persons This conduct has given
rise to warm debates in the Assembly.
IL Is said that France and Russa completely
united upon the Greek question
Letters Toulon state that the French feet In the
Ievant had sailed for the Greek coast.
We learn from the French budget, Just published
that the army Is to be reduced to men, and that
the expenses Of the nation to be reduced s4 900
The Greek Question.
ATTITUDE RUSSIA TOWARDS ENGLAND.
The conduct Of Lord Paimsrston, In containing the
Greek blockade, Is severely commented upon BY ell the
English journals, and IL not for belief which
exists that his lordship has made . demonstration
against Russia, his conduct would meet with general
rsprobstion.
The Russian government has presented energetic
circumstances against the proceedings of the English
government, and public opinion Is general, that ne
,snayy, the Cr0 ~iH gre the Greeks efficient support
The Russian note to the Minister, at London, says
aYou viii demand Of Lord Pslmsrstou to what ex-
tent he intends TO employ force In support Of his
claims In order that the allies Of King otho may be In
position to consider what means may be necessary
them to adopt to guarantee the Independence Of
that monarch and his people"
The London Gareits says, that Queens messenger
tssed through Milton, the 25th ultimO with orders
20 Sir william Parker TO cease hostilities against
Greece.
Nohisg sventful, in q political sense, has ocsuTrsd
70 rsrlisment and nothing is anticipated before the
Chancellor produces his budget
Lord John Russell has given notice that II is iu con-
temptation by the government TO abolish the oice Of
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland together with the Vice.
Regal Court at Dublin the intention being TO have
Ir.h affairs managed BY the Home Department BY
Secretary fer Ireland
Mr. Jones LLOYD the eminent banker, is about to be
,sissd 20 the peerage
Mr DTrseli being m, Sir Jane, Graham !, nov thu
Recognised leader Of the opposition in Parliament his
chief hobby being change in the mOnstsry ,ystsm.
The Canadian annexation movement excitss little
attention. Public sentiment appears TO be favorable to
sccedipg to any decided expression Of the wishes of
the Canadians
Lord Depmsn has retired from the woolsack, aud
Lord Campbell has been appointed Lord Chief Justice
Coilins' new line OF steamers command large share
Of attention and good WILL The London Herald says
that ~ ~ill tshe sOmchns in the shape Of stssnhp
that vss never yet produced, to beat any Of them.
Her Majesty has authorized publication Of the fol.
lovse liberal rewards for the discovery Of Sir John
Franklin, vs; $40 600 any one who will ensctusy
rsve the crews Of the ships; 10000 for relieving or
for ,uch inform aton may lead 10 the relief Of auy
Of the crew and f1oooe to any one who shall arst
succeed in sscertsinins their fate.
india.
Advices from Calcutta, to the 22d OF January
ami from Bombay to the Attn Of February are at hand
Politically the news possesses no interest ; com
mereisy, IL was lees encouraging than was sntioi.
psted.
"a Important Commercial News.
COTTON.
The cotton market during the fortnight has been
dull and to effect sales holders have been Obliged TO
,u5n 10 Seeiire oil descriptions bsicv fair. Upisnds
have declined eighth. No change In Mobile New
orleans Quotations we're Fair Orleans e5s; Mobile,
e Uplands 81. Sales for the tvo weeks 50 $50 bales
of which spectators took 1900. The trade is stir
,rrcha.ipg but spsrinsly. Sales In the last week
Is 900 bales, Of which spectators took 1000 wholly
American.
Al Hsvrs the market IL very quiet.
BREADsrUFFs.
The corn market has been extremely slack, and
,r,,e. have given vsy most articles. Indian cora