The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24


always carries Immense weight with it. II was sue
cesstu against much stronger opposition in 1850 ani
though in quarters the possibility Of the royal
message tsclf beng rejected is discussed the probability
Is, according to all former preccdcnts the other way
Some az the deputies rather repent having rejected the
plan TO which the ministry had tacitly asscnted by
accepting it, the chamber would have preserved Its place
as one Of the factors OF the governing power whereas
il Is thrust aside aud the question settled by the
Independent prerogati'e of he Not To have fore
this result has been the part of the chamber
great polit cal mhcac EQUATION
The second Chamber the 9TH. discussed the project
transnittedts il by royal message. concerning
the future organization OF the First Chamber TIE Tro-
JET ef M government he proportions Of the eoamitee, and
an me ameadAgsnis Te7t .1eced.
The Empress of Russia is expected here daily
letter Of the 9Th. Her Majesty will be accompanied to
The us ian frontier by Emperor who will then pro
coed to Vienna, thence TO Prague to visit the t,n-
Pcror OF Austria and afterwards come for few days TO
Berlin Extraordinary preparations were MADE on the
road from st Petersburg to Nnrsaw for the journey
The Empress and her suite. When the Emperor
travels alone he generally does so in simple
gentleman who little in advance of the imperial
train describes the spectacle along the whole line extra
ordinary The road for 400 English miles, repaired
and swept by hand every stone being removed and at
every post station lIO horses kept ready
that not an instant might no lost In Berlin the ex-
pected arrival of the Emperor announced by the in
creased severity Of the police inspection OF travellers at
the railway stations For days past person has
been allowed to get out of the carriages till after his
papers had been rgidy examined: ali persons coming
from Poland have been detained without exception for
special examination The police agents have, it is sup
posed discovered conspiracy. as usual on such occa-
sions their inventive powers always feel stimulus II
the strctness Of the regulations is continued the travel
ling public will wish his Imperial Moesys stay to be
short as possible.
To day. May s. being set apart in each year by the
Evangelical church day of general prayer and
pentanee,H (Busstog) all public business is suspended
the Exchange and theatres closed and Of the
Chambers have held sittings The shops all shut
up and there is nothing stirring but the cold
and clouds Of dust II the city is not repenant, at
least looks intensely gloomy. Just ut this uncturc
letter has been addressed to most of the professors of the
University by person who dates from Montgomery
col
~ Of the perious condition of their souls in con-
sequence Of their total want of true religion The
theological faculty Is very indignant, especially as
their monitor has in his zeal forgotten to pay
the postage of his calculations He tells them that
real doctrines of Christianity lightly esteemed in
Germany, because they in contradiction to the
tionasm fostcred BY the philosophical systems of Kant
iichtc scheling. and Hegel In one passage he says
that Of tho whole sixty six ordinary and extraordinary
professors of the University of Berlin but small fraction
have studied the mere rndimcnts of thesChrstian faith
ana that though he respects the learning they possess
such as is yet he would not be in any Of their places
for a thousand worlds
Our Berlin correspondence il Of he eth inst The King
and Queen had left Berlin the previous day
Emperor and Empress of Russia the Prussan frontier
Turkey.
We read in the Ossrraore Daluao under the head Of
Turkey TINT the inhabitants Of Nijc and Korenik who
bad declared they would not give up their the
Ottoman authorities have changed their minds and are
now willing TO submit 1t is believed that other villages
also viii follow their example without of
cion being employed All the inhabitants Of Trebiaue
nave been dsarmed, ana the arms sent to Mostar,
Australia.
Adyices have been received from Australia to the 9th
OF January being fortnight later than those BY the
India mail but not late has already been published
in the HERALD They contain consecutive ntelgcnce
but It appears that had just arrived the discovery
=, @old IN New zealand in the island of Waiheki about
fifteen mics east of Auckland The Deputy Governor
was stated to have sailed Tor the po purpose Of
collecting information and specimens further details
were expected in the course of few days From
The New South Wales mines the reports to
be very favorable, and abundant instances of in
d'dual success continue to be cited while according
TO the last accounts received at Sydney the yield at
LOTT rnlip; Nictorial notwithstanding the want of
water was almost equal to any former experience The
price Of gold had slightly recovered the quotation being
Gas to OBS I'd per ounce The Oriental had sailed for
London on the Goth of January with ounces and
the Catherine Jameson. the 22d. with 42o1 ounces
The total export from Sydney had reached 702 $685.
Mr. Iargraves had left on new journey of discovery To
the northward and would probably explore the whole
country AZ far Moreton bay The import market had
hown more steadncss stocks of several descriptions Of
consumable goods being light In the wool trade there
had been no great activity and prices would be regulated
almost entirely by the statements from England.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MNKET, Saturday Evening Nav S.
The English funds opened this morning without any re-
coyery from the decline which took place after
the termination Of regular business and experienced no
change throughout the day Consols quoted o9
10 4 for money. and 9ela to u for the 9th of June
Many rumors circulated to for the dulness
Of the market but it seemed attributable nothing else
than accidental and temporary over supply Of stock
The more favorable from the Cane and the LARGE
increase Of bullion in the bank returns were alike with
out influence in producing any symptoms Of animation
Bank stock closed at 2191s to 2201a Reduced sss6;
ihrte-and a Quarter per Cents 100ta to a. Long An
nuities OJ India Stock 26s to 80: India Bonds.
62s. to Cos. premium
Lrrnrooi. CorroN MARKET, Saturday May s-Thc
sales of cotton to-day amount to 10 OOU bales of which
go Egyptian and 800 American speculation and
Zoo American and 500 Surat for export The mar
se goo steady The sales are7Soo bales Americana
658d a6ssd so do Bahia at Id; so do Maranham at
5lad cd: GOO do Surat. &c. at I'D 4d taken on
SPECULATION this week, 1000 export. 1000
LvERrooL Cons TRADE. Saturday. May SIN the in
terva from Tuesday the business grain trade has
been slack there being disposition on the part Of con-
sulners to purchase but prices generally have been
weaker Al yesterdays market there slender at
tendance buyers Wheat considered barely equal
IN price TO Tuesday last Spring inquired for
and full prices obtained Egyptian beans advanced Cd
per quarter Every other article maintained late rates.
with but limited demand. The trade to day i quiet
and no change to quote in prices.
MANCHESTER. May Notwithstanding the heavy ar
general range of prices Is in advance Of last weeks quo
taons in consequence of unusually large purchases for
the trade as well for export and peculaton and this
advance has had the usual effect the Manchester
ket Spinners generally asking slight advance and
the position in which they have been placed by the heavy
contracts previously in their hands enables them to OBJ
tain it. In water twist the advance is tangible,
bat both in mule and there upward tendency
The manufacturers. though doing considerable bust
ness have not the advantage spinncrs and in
some fabrics the relatively high prices of cotton twist
render business Ia her unremunerative.
LFEDs. May CIV OoLLIN tLoTiI.-Nc nave no change
TO report in the state Of the balk cloth market
rage business continues to be done Stocks are low:
prices firm There has been good business done in the
warehouses during the week.
BoURsE May Z. half past three.-The market to-day
has been quiet but firm and prices remain about the
same as yesterday For the account Four-and Half
cents Sc lower and Thrccs Sc higher the former
leaving of at 00fr zoe and the latter at 70fr soc For
cash, Eour-anda-llaf per cents UNMARRIED lO0r
Soc Threes have improved closing 70fr Soc Bank
Of France shares SIR lower foreign securities little
dealt in, but prices pretty well maintained There has
not been very large amount Of business in railway
hars but the turn Of tie market has been generally in
favor Of sellers
The Massachusetts, Liquor Bill Signed by
The Governor.