The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18

This return shows that the bank has experienced !
considerable demand for money The rate out Of doors
continues firm at from per cent but the supply is
good.
Advces from Paris state that Friday night the lst
inst shock of earthquake was felt at Cou-
tances. About the time severe shock was also
| felt at Havre, and which extended to Caen
We learn from Berlin that the plot mentioned time
since had contrary to what at first believed very
considerable ramcatons in other considerable cities in
the Prussian dominions.
Accounts from Bresau of the 25h u state that foe
days the had not ceased to fall heavily Foe
several days all the roads in Upper Sesia and Bohemia
blocked up.
Miss Frederick Bremen promises to publish work on
American slavery.
In letter, written few days since Mr. T. B. Macaulay
says, he state Of my health is such that shall proba
bly, be under the necessity of passing the next winter in
a milder climate
prize of 900 francs the best popular history Of
the Jews and panegyrc Of the general morality of the
Israete people has been offered by d. Colm the secra-
tary of Madame James de Rothschd, and two jewish
One of the conditions prescribs that the essay
must be Orthodox
Some French have resolved to assemble in Paris
in the of the present month"; congress of phi
ologsts from different countries of Europe to discuss
questions relative to different languages and prepare
bet the step towards the creation of universal
language
Mrs Mackintosh native Of Strathnairn, Inver-
ness Scotand-a tall black eyed and handsome specimen
of Highland woman-has been appointed nurse to the
Queen Of England in her approaching aocouchenent
A Awealthy Dublin matchmaker. named Donegan is send
ing out to the New York Exhibition among other things
of superb gold Watches presents for the Irish po
tca exiles-boh those who still remain in Van Dicmens
land, and those who have escaped to America Various
national embems including the American eagle together
with the of the respective exes emblazoned
different portions of the Watches
There was nothing OF much Importance by the mails
arrived at Liverpool on the morning of the 9th.
Exaggerated of the affair at Palermo had been
circulated the Vienna exchange. The steamer from
had reached Trieste with the mails of the
21st March, but containing nothing additional
The circular Of Anthony Dorr Co. Of London, Of the
4th instant says
M of 9' @ in h r London
sterling have arrived in bnllien and the exports
ment Of the turkish question respecting an ADJUST
o which perhaps best s1a Of 'ps ps ras
sompereia confdenee Transactions have restricted
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I Of S the Is sa' ,s be less san hss
and the heavy S
market stt be denied that the large enterprises
i'll The increase oil English
railways very rhing The demands for Continental rail
| ways and American railways are large.
In American railway bends there have been more transs
Ons they an rssuar kind nd no; ssds%,tns Of
an
English railway there little disposition buy be-
cause Of operating the roads, the
| ers demanding higher wages
The hopes better supply of money have the
cotton with large sales the
crop. Breadstufs dull
Scotch pig is worth 54s Cd Rails &c 2 3D. to c.
O according 70 quality place Of shipment time Of
delivery Freght from the iron shipping Scotland
Wales continue to rule high Wech ports TO
New York 32s Cd is asked to New Orleans SIS 3D.
The prices copper tin, lead and spelter yielding
with better supply.
On the whole the buoyancy
as the increasing supply Of gold would to justify aud
the England in the United States
to cent has rather unfsvorabe influence for the
moment.
Cotton continued in fair demand
Breadstuds were dull, at further decline.
Vienna letter reports the gossip Of the hsur that
the imperial family at family council decided to-is
the substitution Of the civil for the military code in thu
Lomlnrdo Venetian territory Cd complse smne'y. %