The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-03
Parliamentary Affairs.

At tho conclusion of Lord ohm Russells speech,
Thursday night, in yindicaton of tho government
hr Disraeli complained Of the attack thas had been
made upon Lord Stanley and his intention
to defend the resolution of the House o. Lords
Lord John Russell replied that every facility should
DO afforded the gentleman to take the sense Of the
House Of Commons and IL was agreed that The follow
Ing resolution should be considered on Monday
That the principles which have hitherto regulated
the foreign policy Of her Majestys government were
such as were required to preserve untarnished the
honor and dignity OF this country and in times OF
exsmpled difficulties, were best calculated to main
tain peace between England and the various nations
Of the worid.n
The reading of the resolution was followed by pro-
lopged cheers, and the greatest excitement pre-
Throughout the debate
The House of Commons have assented to tho bill for
aboshing in trsmurs nterments, and also to the fac
DRY bill.
Ireland.
Public meetings are being organized in diYsren mt
parts of Ireland to denouace the for its
persecution of Smith OBren, stated in the circular
The French Republic.
The proposition to impose tax of Eve per cent on
capital was rejected in the Assembly, Wednesday
$50 to 264
Advices from Paris of the 2eth leave little doubt but
that the question Of the Presidents salary will be
satisfactorily adjusted, by adoption of the following
amendments to the bill proposed by the government
namely
Of $50 Credit Of two millions one hundred and sixS
francs for extraordinary expense of President Of
The ministry, it ia said asseated to the amend
ment.
Emile Dc Girardin has announced that he has re-
signed the direction of La Presse in consequence OF
mis- election representative for the Bias Rhine.
The private Of Louis Phppeis said be one
hundred and sixty thousand pounds per annum which
4.
dren and grand. children.
Lord Psmerston is said to have authorised Lord
Normandy to inform the President Of the French Re-
public, that he has suspended all hostile demonstra-
ii ons against Naples and Tuscany.
The Paris Bourse exceedingly dull, on Thursday,
tie Goth ut and the price of Government stocks was
shade lower than yesterday The five per cents closed
at S4f 2os.
Denmark.
Tho King it is said, will sbdicate Prince Freder.
ok will espouse the Duchess Helena and under the in
nuence Of Russia, will ascend the throne OF Den
mark. 1t is supposed that thus the complicated diff
culties which surrond the question between the Du
ches of sebleswig and Iolstein may be adjusted.
| Rome.
| The unpoIuarity fthe Pope appears TO be on the
| increase
| 1t Is said that nearly all the Roman youth have
either enigrated, been imprisoned, under
pcion and are not allowed to be abroad after sunset
All the letters Of tho English Consul, except official
ones intercepted and examined.
The finances in a melancholy state, their paper
being at IL per cent discount
The Josuts have been established at Modeua ind ali
their property has been restored.
Markets.
From the Liverpool Times1
IirsnrooL. June 2l-Savannah pitch pine, at auc-
ton god per foot; New Orleans pipe slaves 3 incl
ts5 per lO00 fine, els TO slT; hogsieed as TO f14
New FORK stout oak hogshead, ga 13s The market
freely supplied with slaves but not the most saleabs
description being deficient in quality and substance
Coco stout New Orleans hogshead slaves, q inches
| long, are wanted.