The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

onN lust now Obtained publicity, TO the following e.
having reached that regular trade was
L.nd9a in forged .vs ' nss
srus suSsssnted the suspicion passports
II sss
have used made out for other ana T
The French and Belgian resident in london. As
to three edo. on
% s Sns prd9as %
s ,s s he 10 Sss fG
preuPposns that the above regulations duly attended
Ii. special attention Of shs various authorities this
Throughout Austria special instructions have been
issued examine most rgidy every English passport
and every means to verify the identity Of the holder
with the person described in the document.
Belgium
Brussels letters OF the 9h describe the proceedings OF
that day the Senate Il the Kingdom when the Grown
Prince the Duke Of Brabant took his seat in that As
embly and swore to maintain the ahonal charter no
thing it would appear omitted to give ecld to the
cereInsny and invest it with the haracter Of great
pstutonal event. All the ministers high function
aries and members Of the diplomatic body were pre-.
sent in grand costume and the palace the Senate
which adorned with the national coors guarded
Before taking his seat protested his devotion to the
constitutional system OF swore to maintain
the charter, and then proclaimed member OF the
Senate by the Prince de Iigne.
Italy.
LATEST NEWS OF MAzZINI-MILITARYtRE vIEw-TEL-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS ETC.
Our accounts Italy that NJ Mazzini is prepa
ring vindicatio1 Of his conduct which has
already appeared in the Genoa journal Ialia Popoio
The writer repels amongst other charges, that OF i'm
saries arrested that the police failed to seize OF
his written Instructions that those taken from an indi
vidua named Paresotti, who concealed in garrett
Paris not genuine and that Partesot pretend
ed to be Mazznian agent for the purpose OF selling him
self 20 Austria for few hundred francs In that frag
NJ Mazni rdcules certain novel writers who have
become politicians speaks of the French Socialists in
Of great contempt 1t would appear rom his gries
that no good understanding ever existed between
them and his frieods in London.
According to letter from Malta, the submarine tele
graph which Mr. Brett is about to establish between the
Spezza, Cagari and Cape Tealado the most southern
point of the island Of Sardinia is to be extended to Malta
at the expense Of the English government.
According to letter from Milan of the 5th inst Mar
shall Radezsky refused to quit Italy where he has spent
the Fart It. Of mis- @ and declined a11bg the
Vienna. "lhs determination, it says w Ia all proba-
bty prevent the substitution in Italy Of civil power for
military rule The opponents of the Marshal retr
from the Co mt lie Csorch has resigned the
War department. and the Cheyaler de Bruck is leaving
port the young Archdukes Albert and Macmillan viii
be able to prevail the Emperor to adopt their
gestions with regard to the necessity Of renouncng the
system hitherto pursued in Italy,
On the 5th Gen Giuay held review Of the troops Of
the garrison which distributed the decorations
fered the Emperor the soldiers who dis nguished
themselves during the revolt Of the 9th February.
The University Of Payia to be opened on the 18th
nitant.
The Tuscan government had prohibited the introduc
ton and circulation in Tuscany OF the Pedmonese jour
nal PGrldraent0
Letters from Cagari of the 5th inst in the Parliament,
of Turin state that the weather has been stormy the
island to great damage to the fields. There
have been inundatons too, and great mortality among
the sheep
the Tuscan authorities through the Foreign Office Mr.
Crautu.d, the English gentleman who was compelled to
leave the dominions of the Grand Duke The objection
TO Mr. Craufurds return to Tuscany has at the same
time been withdrawn.
The assemble Rationale says it is wholly untrue thai
any of the Of cemeDcy announced By the Cor
repom'tnce Of T1rin have been res lyed upon
Greece.
General Macryanni has been found guilty, at Athens
BY military court Of conspiring against the lives of the
King ard Queen. The judges, however, unanimously
recommended the General to mercy No person of such
1888 when the Generals Paputas and Colocotroni were
condemned to death for consprng against the Regency
Markets.
| LONDON MONEY MARKET, Tuesday evening, April L.
the last tariff Which at the English mint price Is IS
chs ger for sana4ra gold gives an
short being % C5 it follows gold is about 4s peg
cent dearer in Paris than in London.
mark which at the English mint price Of fs lis
per ounce Tor standard gold gives IN exchange of Is L
1885, il follows that gold is o4 per cent dearer in Ham
burg than in London
The course OF exchange at New York on London for
bills at sixty days sight is 1893 per cent and the
Of exchange between England and merc being 1os
per cent against England; but after making allowance
for charges of transport the present does admit
of The ira nsmisson of gold either way between the two
countries
The English funds have again been very steady day
Consols opened at loo1a to q for money and 1908 TO Z
ration up the close OF business Bank stock left Off
2241s to 225a reduced 9os4 to three and quarter
to 2e3 and India bands 40 to 45s and excheq bills
Is. TO IS. premium.
Business in the foreign stock to day was not We
ry active but there everal fluctuations in prices
Peruvian Deferred and Spanish Certificates prnc
pay operated in the latter again suffering from extern
a raUhi dee
patch received that the Cortes had been dissolved
official list comprised Ayres, q and 90; Chi
liar Thee per Cent? g. Danish Five Per Cents
Peruvian Three rer Cents. deferred IS o.. and s7s
Cents lO4 and 1o4's sandman Five per Cents, s and
deferred AZ ass, a and So spanish Committee
D4ss e & and x aIsh SIX per Cent?
per Cents COL IL and Co. Id The -Four per Cent Cerd-
Gates e7,4 i and 81, ex div.
In the foreign exchanges this af ernoon the rate upon
Hamburg was shade higher With regard to other
places the quotations showed no particular alteration.
iavERPooL coTToS MARKET, Saturday, April o.--The
sales Of cotton 70 day amount to 6Ooo bales which
for export TIE market steady at yesterdays prices.
cotton 10 day but the sales do not exceed 1000 baes
l5oo speculation and for expert. Holders gnwil
tics any change in prices.
April 12-1here has been fair demand for cotton to-
day and the sales amount 70 600 bales-2 600 specu
lation and for export Prices without change.
LIVERPOOL Corn TRADE Tuesday, April 1.-THE arr-
walls from Ireland and coastwse during the past week
have been pretty berA Of cats and oatmeal, but small
Of other articles From foreign ports supplies have
been large and comprise 49, 051 quarters of wheat
quarters Of barley "a 9s5 quarters Of Indian 1913
sacks and ~ 116 b,rres of -four. The exports in the
same time amount TO LABS quarters OF wheat 1890
quarters Indian 60 loads Of oatmeal 0s4 sacks and
3 barrels of -four The trade in the early part of the
weather and heavy supplies, but yesterday there was
rather more rmness and barrel -four being less freely
offered il recovered the decline noted on
Friday wheat and sack four, however, have no. patti
cilated in the reaction. Indian corn more especially
white which had undergone considerable decline has
attracted more attention and sales have been eff
feced on rather better terms In other articles ohiny
calling for notice BIAS occurred At this days market
there was rather large attendance of the wn and
country trade AID good ptye demand was expe