The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

Belgium.
The Emancipation Of the 10Th inst. says
The combination that We announced has been accept
ed The following the members Of the Cabi-
net -
Foreign Affairs. ................M H. de Broueksrs.
Interior. ..........................h N. Piorcot.
FINANCE. NJ Liedts
War. .....................M. Anoul.
Justice ,. ...:.....................M I'M. Fa1der.
M Lsdts only accepts the portfolio Of Finance provi.
sonally.
ing in the Noniteu, some doubts have been created
The Emancipation supposes the new ministry will
cndeavOr to announce some definite measure to-
ge.her with their own appointment The Independence,
statements, relative to the members Of the cabi
net, believe that nothing will be finally decided for
two or three days.
We learn by letters from Constantinople that, in
conse quence Of a rumor that the Shah had been
assassinated, IAN account Of which has already ap-
pesred in the HERALD,) the Cards and other noun
tain tribes were in open instruction. Ii is added
that the Shah Is fast recovering from his wounds,
and intends to appear in public in Teheran as soon
Is possible
We mentioned, a few days since, the attempt
against the Shah Of Persia. We now learn that
Hsjee Suleiman Khan, accused IS the instigator Of
the crime, was seized, his body carefully drilled
with knife in parts which would not at tho mo-
ment cause death pieces Of lighted candles were
carried in procession through the BAZAAR aud finally
conveyed TO the town gntes and there cleft twain,
like fat ram The Kurret H. Ain, better known
as Bab's Lieutenant, or the Fair Prophecies Of ka-
zoeen, who since the late religious outbreak had
been kept close prisener at the capital, has been
executed with some dozen others. His Majesty
received three slug wounds in the shoulders but all
Of very slight nature.
The BrazlIs.
The clipper ship Bella arrived at Liverpool, Octo-
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the 9th ult., being fifteen days later.
There is no political news Of Importance.
The business transactions at Pernanbuco, Maceio,
&C., had been on limited scale after the arrival OF
the Tay. her advices being unfavorabe.
There had been moderate demand for sugar at
somewhat lower prices than previously quoted.
White brought 20s i'd to 2ls 3D.. for superior, and
from los 10 1885, I'd. for regulars The shipments
this had been 507 tons against 81 600 tons
last season.
Cotton was in good request, the arrivals from the
interior being limited, and barely sufficient to meet
the demand, in consequence Of which prices were
well maintained. Ihe stock on hand on the 9th
was 3. $40 bags.
In hides there had been but few sales; higher
prices being demanded Green hides we're selling at
32d per Il 10 Tanned do a. 1Ss TO POS Sd.
There was good demand for English coal. The
cargo ex Louisa from Kerry, about 800 tons,
had been sold mt $35 per ton, deliverable ut Rio
Jaueiro, the purchaser paying duty and Gscharging
expense.
There had beer few arrivals in manufactured
goods during the month. the stocks in importers
hands were estimated mt 4S00 pack ages
Ale and porter were dull sale, the stock being
abundant and the demand fat.
Freights were higher.
In exchange, there was little doing after the ar
rival Of the Tay. Tie government took Gi9, 600 at
274d No transactions had taken place on private
account.