The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

DandriGet is again spoken Of Minister of Finance
Gen. Allonefas de Montreal is selected to succeed
Gimeau at Rome. Gimeau is made Senator
The Paris merchants take account of stock at this
season. and business was therefore limited The export
trade moreover, checked by the determination of
South American merchants not to purchase except at
long credit. The rain has duled the retail trade in the
manufacturing towns, and marked depression was ex
hibited.
Since the beginning of January the Paris corn market
had been unchanged and since December business in
the departments had been quiet, with barley rice and
oats, declining
= From this country there is nothing important Cen
Naryaez has written pathetic letter to the Queen be-
seeching recall.
Italy.
DINIAL BEN OF THE DEATH OF FRANCISCO MADTAI.
me tuscan Monteuy officially contradicts the death OF
francesca Aada and says that everybody knows that
the prisoners confined in the prisons of the Grand Duchy
are uea'ed with kindness, humanity and philanthropy
Austrin.
DEATH OF ARCH DUKE rEGNIER.
telegraphc despatch from Vienna of the 7th ult
announces the death OF the Arch Duke Regne formerly
Viceroy of Lombardy.
:, TIE PROGRESS OF BRITISH ANsExArIoN.
The details of the Indian add little of interest to
the teegraphic intelligence already published
Great complaints are made of the inactivity of Gen
Goodwin in Burmah Pegu was captured by twelve hun.
dred men under Goodwin while five months since Major
cotton TOOK the place and would have kept had his in
structons permitted
ie HtehLon OF tne lndan government Is believed to
pc 10 annex Pegu only but competent authorities strong
ly urge an advance on Ava.
In the Bombay markets, from the Sd to 10th Dec,
good demand existed at moderate rates Cotton piece
goods rather dull the stock being small and specu
ation limited Metal little charged. For linseed there
there fair inquiry at to 10th rupees. Cotton
had rather dec ined - the crop expected
Freghts higher and tonnage To London f3
12s; to Liverpool s3l7 Cd. Excha age higher
In the Calcutta markets, Dec 9th, imports and
ports were without notable change. Money was plenty
and freghts were tending upward Sugar to London E3
2s. I'd a f3 5s
SUCCESS OF THE IMPERIAL TROOPS OVER TIE
REvOLUTIONISTS, ETC.
Hong Kong dates to November Goth say that the early
part OF the month the rebellion successful but lat
tery rumor states the imperial troops have gained de-
cisve advantages. The transit through the disturbed
districts less interrupted American credits As 10d
As. 924d Freghts from Canton to New York $40 for
tea, and $25 for silks
Shanghae dates to the 25th November state that the
import market favorable Transactions in had
been large, and prices maintained. The exports
show deficiency Of 600 600 pounds as compared with
the previous year. Silk lower, and the exports
amounted to 20 900 bales
The United States soop Of Plymouth was at Macao
Later from Australia.
THE PRICE OF PRovIsIONs-sHoRT SUPPLIES, ETC.
bourne to Oct. rs, and Adelaide Nov g. Flour at Mel
bourne worth f40 to EAT per ton and four pound
oaves brought 2s. Cd. Gold valued E3 Is 3D. to
70 los 3D. per ounce. immigration continued large.
The news from the diggings of mixed character
some were doing WELL but many dissatisfied. Farm
labor was very scarce.
The Sydney papers apprehend temporary Inconvenience
supplies OF breadstuffs do dot arrive from America
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Port Philip Nov
r. She left Cape Town Oct 7.