The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Spain.



p0ntmsnts offered TO him by the new ministry.
TDe Cortes are cOnvOked for Nov ember Is.
A royal decree authorizes the importation, duty
free, of all materials used in railways.
A new seventy. eight gun ship the Rey Don Fran
cisco de Asais was launched from the arsenal at Fer
rol, Galicia-
At Gibraltar, Spanish pilared dollars were in great
demand tor the China market and, on the 18th, mad
been bought at IS per cent premium: notice was was
raj, warning the merchants Of Gibraltar not TO I'M
port until further notice, into Morocco, sugar, tea
coffee, cochiIeal or logwood, the Msorsh govern
ment having engaged, within SIX months, 10 aoo!lsn
the monopoly aud substitute fixed duties on the
above articles, as also on guppowder, sulphur SAT-
petTe, lead, tobacco, and arms.
ROYAL ORDER RELIEVING NARvAEZ.
Her Majesty being informed Of the bad state OF
health IN which your Excellency now fluids yourself
nsidtripg that when your Excellency exposed
from Bay by date of the 3lst of January last
that the ills which even then affected yoa did not
permit you TO fulfil the commission with winch you
were Charged;
Considering that, in consequence you were author
lied the 9th Of February to select either 10 France
in any other foreign country, the point IN which
you ng ht easily achieve the relief OF your ills
Considering that you have not completely succeed
ed in this interval in your course to wards Wen
ma you have not been able to get beyond the capital
Of France;
son climate more temperate than that Of the for.
eign countries Spain might be indispensable to
your Exceleney;
Her Majesty has deigned to relieve your Excel
lency Of the commission which she degned to con-
fer you the 9th of December last, in order tat
you may Transfer your residence to whatever place is
most suited to your health ana interests
The which communicate to your Excellency by
royal order for your information. God preserve, &C.
(Signed) ANsELMo BLAZER.
MADRID Sept. %, 1858.
To his Exceency, the Captain-Genersl Of the
Army, Duke OF Valencia.
LAST DESPATCH.
MADRID, Sept. %.
The Marquis de Mons has arrived and entered
on his duties rs Minister OF Marine.
The Three per Cents were done at 422
MORE MILITARY DIsPLAYs-wARLIKE PRECAUTIONS
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE CIRCAssIANs-
THE NAVY CORN MARKETS AND FOOD PRICES.
The grand military man9uvres in the presence of
the Emperor Nicholas, at Warsaw, were to COM
fence Oct. 2, and to last five days. The Emperor
Of Austria and King OF Prussia were to be present
Gen. Prince Golzin, Qaartermaster General Of the
army that has to do home duty when the nation is
at war; had been placed under, the orders of the
Quartermaster General of the Emperor's staff, an
arrangement which is interpreted in warlike sense.
Russian squadron Of thirty sail was observed
Sept II, about 100 miles distant from Copenhagen.
From st. Petersburg, 1t is stated, Sept. "a, that
the ships had been ordered back to Croastadt there
to await orders Another account says they are laid
up VI tuC sLUTiuy WcdtucE
On the Baltic.
Accounts via Constantinople mention that the Rus
SLAMS were preparing to attack Circassia, with
large folce an that two ENJOYS from Schsmyl had
arrived At ConstantiDople to demand further assist
snce from the Porte.
Letters from st. Petersburg reach to September
rs, but contain nothing new. From Odessa, dates
were to the 23d, when the wheat market was again
active the transactions during the week having
amounted to about $4,000 quarters, at an advance
Of %
despatch from Galatz, Sept. II, says there were
transactions In the grain market and the qusnti
ties on hand are immense There we're at Galatz. at
the above date, from So 900 to 40 900 Elogrsmnes
of white wheat; from 5000 to 5000 kilogram Of
red wheat; 100 900 klogrammes of naize and 25 900
hlogranmes Of rye.
LAST DESPATCH.
ODESSA, Sept. %.
Wheat is inquired for at an advance OF 70. the
tschetwert. Freights still high: tallow gr,
HOS per ton.
Prussia.
RATE OF INTEREST.
Mercantile letters from Berlin mention that it was
expected the rate Of discount in that city would
shortly be raised TO per cent.
With the exception Of Berlin, the exchanges on
London from the various continental cities sho1 Q
continued tendency towards improvement.
italy.
INTERESTING FROM TUsCANY-CONTISUED EXCITE
NENT REGARDING MISS CUSSISGHAME-REvoLT AT
tIviTA vECCHIA - QUARANTINE DEGREES -TaH
MONEY MARKET.
The case of Miss Cunning h anne, a Scotch Iadv.
who WAS arrested for distributing Protestant tracts
at tie baths of Lucca, continued to excite much in
dignation among the English in Tuscany. The lady
sfirms that she offended in ignorance Of the law An
offence of attempt to proseytze is punishable, by
the existing code With from five to ten years impris-
onmeLt.
The Turin correspondent Of the London Tines,
writing upon the Sth ult., remarks thus upon the
arrest - whichever this NAV M al
1t II much 70 be desired that it should be taken
warning by our conpatriots who travel through
those toerant countries not to involve either them
selves or their government by acts which ia reality
only serve to ilure the they have at heart II
cannot he too often repeated in this that there
Is No desire for change of religious dognas among
Italians, but an ardent wish for reform of chlrch
government. Itwas a common saying of celepra-
TED divine now no more that the Italians were not
til to become Protestants, because they we're still
Pagansn
Some further arrests have taken place at vaenza
OF refugees who were among those that tried to
cross The frontier at SaTzana hort time ago, but
escaped the vigilance Of the police that occasion.
Letters from Rome, of the 23d ult state that Car
dina Antonelli Rosan Secretary OF State, and Geue
raj Mopreal. French Commander.in chief, had zach
received despatch from CIvita Veccha, announcing
thai the place was in state of revolt Although
the 40th regiment Of French is quartered ut C sita
Vecchia, Gen, Mcnreal deemed it necessary to send
requirements. The revolt was caused by an an-
press the free port. Abtone sent word that the
project VAS abandoned, and order was Immediately
restored.
The correspondent Of the London Ne,cs, writing
from Rome, upon September 24th, says: The Parma
GazeHc announces in it's official part that Baron
Ward, the English gentleman who manages thst
ouchy has been decorated with the Imperial Con-
stantAian Order OF st. George.
The same paper OF the I'D ult., mentions, amongst
the recent palace promotions made BY his Honsss,
that Of "Siknor JshR Shelby, Of the distinguished
catholic family Of Nidd'eston in the county Of North
cumberland, England to the dignity Of "he norary
chamberlain wearing swors aud cape"
Traffic from Newcastle, England, is Professionally
suspended" in all the ports of the Two ScIlies Il is
expected that the quarantine laws will be put in
fore against all shipping from England.
Trade at Naples, Sept. "a, was unusually dull
The expectation of Spanish dollars continued, and
large orders TO buy silver were still arriving
A royal decree extends the permission to import
oil sorts of grain into the Two Sices duty free up
to the end Of May 1854.
The corn question still continues TO embarrass the
government, and to aqitste the capital and pro
vjIcts At AncoBa the Gonfaloniere and fur Of the