The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26


respecting the violation of the "house right Of Count
Ecarac Frencbman, who has gone to Constantinople
to lay his complaint before the sultan The Governor
Emir saladdin has also got into difficulty with Mr..
Wood, the British consul who accuses him of having
cursed Queen Victoria and her faith Orders have gone
from constantnope to investigate the charge and pun
The amount Of naturalization agreed to be paid by the
Porte to the French holders Of the late oan twenty FIVE
francs per 000f bond.
Our latest accounts of the state of affairs in Montenegro
are ON Vienna despatch of the 9Th, published in the
in Montenegro all hostities suspended and
the political refugees removed to the interior Keck and
Suorina are said to be guaranteed Austria and the
Forte assures the Bosnian Christians OF its protection
The Ottoman government has conceded to the French
Consul at Smyrna indemnity of 900 600 piasters
among such Of his counrymen have been
plupdered by brigands.
Ibraham Pasha, in by gone times Master Of the Ord
and who rendered such good service to Sultan NAH
moud against the Janissaries is dead His countenance
of so stern cast that he went by the name Karad
zehem, or Black He'll.
Financial affairs in Turkey still in wretched state
The Turkish la the real value of which is 100 piater
has risen TO l20 and The bankers exceedingly anxious
10 do business
The prr of servia is sti the theatre OF Russian
intrigue. Aetter from Belgrade states that four agents
of the Gar. all Russian officers had been arrested while
secretly aglta,ng in Servia to bring about movement
in favor OF Montenegro. One of these agents. Captain
Jekols Gregorewitch disguised priest The Ser
Wan President Goaschanin sent them at once into Bull
CARA nnder escort NJ Nesseirode mas since demanded
the die missal of the President and his replacer ent by
NJ Walch, partisan of Russia but the Prince refuses
to sacrifice Q faithful minister
Western Africa.
wARLIKE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FRENCH-DESTRuC
TION OF SLAVE SETTLEMENTS.
The African mail steamship FoIerunner arrived at Ply
mouth on Tuesday evening Sth inst, from Fernando Pc
January seth Cape Coast Castle 7h and Sierra Leone
l4,h February. On her outward passage Comman-
der Lynch, u s. NJ went in the Forerunner from Tene
rife and joined the s. shipof war John Adams and
projected down the coast Sierra Leone his exped
tion into the interior of Africa.
The Bathurst traders complain that foreigners trading
in British goods convey them to Albreda, the French
settlement on the Gambia. and thence circulate them
among the natives up the river being enabled to under
sell he British residents by escaping the four per cent
Commodore Baudin. commanding the French squadron,
was on the eve Of sailing with the flagship Fl Dorado five
steamers, and land force Of 700 men, to punish the
Bijooga tribe who had plundered French vessel and
butcheIed her crew.
Admiral Bruce in command Of the British squadron
bad destroyed several settlements and barracoons
Health along the coast was on the whole good
Markets.
MR.. JAMES MuENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL March H. 1858.
PRovIsIoSs-We have no bacon or cheese-both much
wanted Beef arrives freely, and accumulates The
value Of everything under first quality is nominal To
find buyers OF inferior large reduction from recent quo
tatons must be submitted to- The Maysville beef is
peror to last seasons and leads the market In other
sorts there have been transactions There have been
no transactions In pork
QuERc1TRoN BARK is without Improvement
LARD has raled-all offering at SIS. to 53s. having
been taken. There are no sellers to day under 55s
TAIIow is quiet.
CLcvERsnp has been in more demand but without any
change in value.
In CARo1EA RICE nothing has been done.
BREADsTUFrs.The imports of flour have been pressed
on weak market. decline Of 1s to Is has been sub
nitted to- The quotations show present range Wheat
has not declined in the same proportion but steady at
q shace under last quotations. White Indian corn is
plenty and duh, at sos. to SIS. yellow is worth
much.
CoTToN-The duness of the rket has rather
since the sailing Of the Atlantic and prices have given
way per pou, d. which reduction there does ap
ear be any abatement Of the desire to SELL any in
crease of demand there to be growing feeling
among consumers that the heavy stock which will
late here will insure mode, prices all the season. or
at least for while and prevent the necessity OF spinners
preston has led to lower prices being accepted in Man
chester for both goods and yarns but has not brought
about any material revival of demand. Stock this day
year 3 740 bags of which FOG O20 American sales
this week. 40 $50 bags, including 81 22O Amer cam 40
being on specu ation, and $50 for export
NEssRs Barring BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LoYDos, March 11-5 p. n.
In the colonial and foreign produce markets great firm
has been shown this week and sugar has expert
enced very active demand. Coffee keeps steady. Cot
ton heavy at oneeighth of penny decline. Flour and
wheat ull and lower Money continues In request with
Bank of England by last weeks return. amounted to
zig being decrease Of fl2a si2 on the previous
from Sydney via panama) to 10th December when large
shipments Of gold dust we're being made.
We have little or no alteration to notice in American
stocks United States six per cent bonds of 1852 have
been sold at l04 ana bonds of 1868 at Ill. Maryland
Iennsylvanla state
81; do tx per cent Railroad Bonds at 9s New Orleans
city skies have brought in small parcels, 81. Boston
city four and a hsf per cent,llo5h
Co6H1SEAL -2G0 bags have been offered at auction
which have chiefly found yers Tenerie silver s 1Od
IS 3D.; black 3s Id As I'd Mexican black IS. lid.
Id; black, 80. Cd. 5s. I'D.
CoooAWs notice sales of 200 bags good red Bahia at
25s. Cd.
CoFrE-The public sales this week have been limited
to 225 casks, eco bags Ceyon which have been mostly
realized at extreme to rather higher rates. while privately
there has been improved demand from the trade
coory plantation Sorts and about 500 casks changed
hands at Cd Is advance prices ranging from SIS 63s
Naive remains neglected and there are no buyers at
the moment above 4Ss which holders not disposed
10 accept Two cargoes good first Rio have been sold
afoat together 1891 bags at 42s and 42s 3D. for near
ports both insured free of particular average Our
tnenta adviees report firm markets. but owing to the
near approach of the Dutch sales speculative operations
have been suspended.
COKN-At Cur market Monday with large arrivals on
the coast the trade was very dull at decline Of Is per
Or. wheat, and Cd Is. per Dbl. on -four; and on
Wednesday and today sales we're difficult at the reduc
ton. Last weeks average Of English wheat was 45s 3D.
United a'ates dour 2zs 2es red wheat AS t s4s
white 45s 52s Several cargoes of Gaatz and Odessa
Indian corn ba,e been sod at 32s I'd and 33s
CoIToN-ihe saNs for the week have been only / 400
aes Eas inala az reduction OF fully i'd per 10, and
the market closes heavily At Liverpool the demand has
been quite moderate and common kinds of American are
aeaid "a lower yesterday t1.d s16d. was the quo
tation Tor mddlDg Orleans
DRUGS &cThe public sales ye,terday offered little OF
interest 200 cases caster oil sold, from 3ad to sgd
or the former value 10 cases plnni,ago brought
IS, being moderate rates 50 China sold
from L.. Cd to IS. Id, with II star anseed AZ
s2s and 42o chests sbel'ac from 37s. Cd for or
binary black TO fine orange 500 bags Pegu clutch were
only partly realized at AS Gambler is held at 24 Cd
Turkey opium is dun at 12s lis. Cd. Camphor lOz,
Cd. Saffron firm at 22s, Cd 23s. Quicksilver Is Sd
q 2s 4d
HExP-st. Petersburg clean has been in more demand
and 100 tons have been sold ut f3o Manila held rm
~ neglected OF Jute sales Of $50 bales
at fl6 los G20 los, for ordinary to fair quality.
ISDGo-IheIe has been rather more inquiry: about
400 chests Bengal have been sold at the full currency Of
the sale chiefly among the boagbt in parcels 60
Guatemala to day, partly sold the full value lean
Cores TO good sobra bringing rs. q 5s Sd.
The IRON trade IL irmer; common bars in Wales are
steady at fS 5s f8 los, while rails are in more de-
mand at IS 15s 60 with sellers under the latter
Scotch has In C1vda o,v;nc