The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

appea TO the loyalty the chvarous character Of the
Young Emperor the interests Of Austria At the same
time that he expresses confidence great precautionary
measures will be TO anticipate the worst Austria
il collecting powerful army the Servian frontier
Fancy the eventuay of 900 picked men, regarded
friends, suddenly joining the Russians at a critical
ment the Russians joined the Asstans when Georgy
surrendered in the last Hungarian 1t is to be hoped
nevertheless that Austria means well.
In consequence of the expectation Of and amuni
ton by certain parties, proclamation has been issued
by the Queen forbdding the expectation of every article
of nature to be serviceable enemy. The wording
Of the proclamation might lead to the supposon that
the prohibition extended TO all countries In reply to
question put in the House last night by Mr.. Bright,
it was in the Of the government, explained that
the proclamation referred only to Russia
The article in the New YORK HERALD that the United
States intended taking part in the Eastern question: has
been extensively copied into the English journals is
said that Mr. Spence whose arrival board the Saranac
at the Golden Horn already informed you Of win offer
loan to Turkey was on the I'd February that Mr. Car
roll Spence arrived at Constantnople The same evening
the Hungarian and Italian refugees repaired to his hotel
and gave him serenade Mr.. Spence appeared the
balcony and addressed words of thanks to the
sons assembled.
The Saranac and Levant the latter oop of the United
States navy which has been this station all the sum
mer will shortly proceed cruise in the Black Sea-
The rman for the passage through the Bophorus has
already been demanded of the Porte
receipt Of the Of the negative reply Of the Car
Louis Napoleons letter the funds here declined
c mt. In Paris the fall 2i The Chronicle
pendent thus describes the effect on Monday
The appearance Of the Paris Bourse to-day, in
quence Of the article in the Moneur most exraor
binary. The crowd tremendous, and at certain Pc
RODS Of the day the crush Of the parties entering and
going out great that fears entertained of
accidents More than the guardians and gen
darmes obliged to interfere and endeavor to regu-
late the encounterng tides Of human beings and this
they could not effect without the greatest difficulty
Outside, under the pillars, dense mass OF persons
likewise collected, and the greatest agitation
prevailed. In fact such crowd has not been seen
the Bourse since 1S4S. Two parts Of the interior
Of the vast hall in particular thronged all day
close to the enclosed space where the de change
transact business and the other in the vicinity OF the
pillar whore the quotations Of the English funds
posted up twice during the Of business From
unexplained reason, however, the English prices
kept back and to the end Of business the anxiety
of the public natural on such OCCASION remained
unsatisfed Rentes railroad shares and foreign funds
all offered and the fall has been universal The de
cline in the Four-anda- Half per Cents has been 2f and
in the Three per Cents upwards of a. Railroad shares
fallen from 35f to 30f EACH and from the opening,
the proceedings of tie day were without reaction