The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09

Is now certain, and that his resignation will take
pack before the meeting Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,. General D. Arboaville and General Schramme
are spoken of as likely to succeed TO that ofhce'
nj. Guzot, it is said, will offer himself as candi-
date for the department of the Cher at the eechsh
which is TO take place in the course OF next moh'n
The Count of Chambourg is said to nave ad-
dressed letter TO some OF his friends In raris' eA-
pressing his decided opposition tof the proionga-
tiou of the mowers of the President OF the French
Republic
II s stated that society has just been formed at
Rotterdam for the establishment of regular steam
communication between that city and New York,
the service TO commence in May or June next.
The favorable accounts from India and America
have given a decided impulse 20 our manufacturers,
and the accounts from the consuming districts
are highly satisfactory.
Money continues abundant. The rates Of dis
count moderate. Bullion In the bank increasing.
United States securities steady.
Cotton had advanced in the Liverpool market
Id. on all classes of American Sales of the week
80 $780, of which IL $50 were for export and specu-
lation. Quotations were firm Orleans, SD; fair
Uplands and Mobiles, Sd Middngs 76d 10
Tod.
The demand for cotton at the Havre market, on
The 9th Inst, was regular. Prices very hrm-
Sales TO O'Clock 1897 bales. Tes-ordi'laVe
New Orleans, ll5f TO ll6f
The Corn market firm; Indian corn, (yel-
low,) was in demand at 295, and white, If good,
much sought for at SOS.
Iron remained about the same as the previous
week
The people Of Samos have rebelled against the
Sultan, and the sons of Ibrahm Pacha are quarrel
hing about the division OF their fathers property.
The Paris correspondent of the Times states that
,he wine growers hnd that produce is better than
had been expe cted. ln general the quality of the
wine is inferior; but there are some exceptions Ia
the Chsrante appears tina. sufficient casks can
not be found for the produce, and that the quality
e satisfactory. In the Cfleanais and Beaugency,
both quantity and quality equal to fair average
year The same observation will apply TO Avignon
and the neighboring districts. The market at Ber-
cy is sill firm. Large quantities of wine continue
10 arrive there from the Loire, Burgundy, the Or
leanais, and Auvergne.
The Madrid aerOnaut, when preparing, on the
18th ul,, for his aeriel voyage Europe, TO con-
vince the world that balloon can be guided in any
dneciio, found large rent in the silk. The voyage
has therefore, been delayed for some weeks. Il is
stated that the ascent Of Montemaynor, who an-
nounces that he has discovered certain mode of
directing balloon is fixed for the 18th of No
vember. He will attempt TO proceed from Madrid
10 London.
The Monitsnr publishes decree OF the Presi.
dent of the French Republic, making forty-four
promotions amongst the captains and lieuensnts of
The national navy.
The Neapolitan government has given an assu-
rance 10 the Helveic Confederation that he Swiss
who suffered from the bombardment of Messina,
shall be indemnted or the same footing az the CT
iGens Of other nations.
The cholera has again broken out al Vienna, in
Sweden, and at Alexandra.
The Dtbdfs announces two new works from the
pen of M Guizot to be published at the end of this
month. The first Is entitled "Monk Fall of the
Republic, and Re-estabshment of the Monarchy
in England. in 1860" The second is " Washing
ton Foundation OF the Repupne vi the U.itod
States Of America"
The Monite,sr da Soir announces that grand
ournamen, is to take place in the Champ de Mars
II Paris. Fifty horsemen, armed caFd;Fied, are 10
6gure al this representation
The establishment ct the Dominicans ia France
has been canoniealiy recognized by the Pope.
Many strangers resident in Florence, whom the
government considered as suspicious, have had
passports deve red TO them.
In the Sardinian dominions there are $50 monks
and $50 nuns; that is, monk for every go in
habi,snis, and one nun tor every 1865,
The line Of electric telegraph between Vienna
and Pesth, in Hungary, has jus; been terminated,
and Immediately placed al the disposal of the
public. The tariff for the transmission of de-
spa,ches by this line has beeR fixed as follows
BY day, 80 words, 3 forms; from 81 to 100 words,
forms; from 100 to 200, 0 forms. by night the
prices are doubled. The number Of isolaiors used
this year in the construction Of electric tele-
grsphs in the Austrian States exceeds 10000.
The Duke Of Pamela expired al Lisbon On the
I2,h instant, after long and painful Illness.