The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

shSt 8oy w hPso shehA VI teun8fCs3luk n
Is. On the proposition Of the Crown the Cortes shall
annually fx the land AMI sea forces, which shall be
voted previously TO the budget.
70. In every province there shau be bodies Of national
militia, whose organization and service shall be rcgu.
lated by = law, and the King may, II necessary, dispose
OF this force within its provinces, but not out Of its
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
81. The laws shall determine the period and manner In
which shall take place the trial BY jury OF all glasses OF
offences, and the most eficacops guarantees for pre-
venting attacks on the in iiyidual security Of spanards.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times, writing
on January %, speaks OF the chances of q Carlist insur.
suIrection thus
From MI that can be learned here aud from the south
OF france nothing WOULD appear more likely than that
an attempt will be Dade in Spain by the Carlis,a before
long II is stated that General Cabrera has at last con.
sebtcd TO lead the movement In Catalonia. II IL not,
however, out ofany great ~congdcnce In the result, or
from any very great zeal In the cause that he ven
lures again TO tahe the leid. Enjoying a position which
DO one ever dreamt lie would attain, II Is not very
strange that he saouli prefer the repose which it, pos.
ses zion seeurss tohlm To live in a comfortable house
in Eaton square, without care or trouble OF any kind, Ii
very different from wandering about the bleak noun
taips OF Catalonia at The head Of a few hundred insur-
yantaRes that have tssn thrown Ia hs way, AMI he
mu.t also know that his name IN one which bad betysr
be fept in the shade than come again before the
public. II Ia said, nevertheless, that he has yielded
TO II entrS ates OF Elo, who was the bearer Of letters
to bin from the Count Of Mon'cmo'in, and with whom
he has been lately reconeiled after an estrangemen, of
some time. Juptas have been held In Paris, and con
tnue TO be so, with the object OF 6xipg the p@rio for the
medifaten rising, aud concertins the means for making
II successful. The arrival OF Flo Mt a certain village
rear Pau, in the Lower Pyrcness, win, II Is supposed, be
Navarro, and Cabrera Catalonia. At bordeaux, too,
another Carhst chief 10 very active, and there Juntas are
also held. Al n matter of course the Carlists express
themselves very sanguine Of success The PROBABILITY
IL that the movement win causo a good deal of embar.
ia,sment to the government-ma encourage the repub-
ciamen'os OF tbs National Guard, OF which some symp.
toms are already appearing, and occasion mneh loss Of
ration few believe, not even the mercenary Polacos, who
would TO. morrow join any banner.
China.
TIE REVOLUTION srnL PROGRESSING SETTLEMENT
or THR TEA DUTY QUESTION.
Telegrapbic accounts from China, OF date December
10Th, mention a slight rise In the rate Of exchange,
tending to increase the shipments OF silver from Britain.
total, which lately showed n deficiency, has thus reached
an amount exactly equal TO the export mp TO this CORES
ponding period o. last year, and NO supplies are coming
from Canton, the shipments from Foo chow foo and
~sbAHghae must have been Unexpectedly active. or silk
the export was ~ COO bales, against $4,000 last year, and
the stock at s~haDghae was only 1900 bales Of inferior
quality.
Political affairs In the South were in a position more
critical than ever, and the Canton .uthorities had ap-
ish ConsuIs, with what result Ia not stated, although Il
Is to bc presumed all interference viii DO avoided. No
produce had arrived from the interior, and the trade Of
the port was completely suspended.
The long.vexcd question ss 10 the payment OF the ar.
resrs Of export duties on tea at s~i,anshae, claimed by
the imperial government, In the absence Of all power to
collect them, IL stated TO have been settled, as far a. the
Americans are concerned, BY an agreement to pay up
one. third.
Markets.
LONDON MosEy Marker, Friday evening, jan. "a
The question Of the existence OF the Cabinet has
been the only subject OF attention TO day, and the
general transactions In the various departments OF
business have consequently been unimpor'ant. Con
soils for money, which left of last evening at
qo7s TO 81, were first quoted eoii u oOl, whence they
gradually improved, the mirket olosng, after some
light fluctuations In tn, course Of the afternoon, at ~
to =. For the account the last quotation was 81 TO
=. .asre WAS no foreign news. and money was In md.
derate demand on government securities at 3H per cent.
Bank stock left OF at 30 to 2ii; Reduced, 81. TO x,
New Three per Cents, 9lts TO u; Long Annuitie,, ~;
India Stock, 223 10 22s; India bonds, lis. TO lis. pre-
MUM; Exshequer bills, Il. TO u. premium; aud EE.
chequer bonds, s9a 20 q.
Foreign securities we've steady, asd the operations
generally we're limited. In Tursish, purchases for money
took place At sok, and for the account at 10 and 7oJ..
The final quotation was 56tf. French scrip
ss'ion =" com con p.i..s-Ips s%alaa 10, fore ae o. . "i io:.
Danish Three per Cents, q; the Five per Cents, ioi;
Soy and %; ths New p.i.rrsJ' n. .na = so.pt.L
Certificates, ~; Dutch Tvo aud a half per Cents, o.
and o., and The -Four per Cent Ccrtiacate.,. 81.
In The foreign exchanges this afternoon bills upon Pa
rs were much offered, and there was = further sdvane.
In the rate. with regard 10 other places, quotation.
WIZ DpNt Inc hu" ks \ posi-.
The lat accounts from tho Paris Bourse this sysning
show no alteration, but the tendency IL tow ards In
creased brpnsrr. ~. hasn., " y. said, /. u become VI
nance Minister In place Of N. Bineau, ~ho retire, FROM
III health.
The return from the Bank Of England Tor Ii, week
ending the goth Of J@rnary, gives the following results.
when comps red with the PREVIOUS ~eet
Public depo.it.. 49,. J. EI2s1I 2I Decrease. !. f,7. lss
1,h.r deposits :. 10 81 22s h.ers.e ~
ON the other side Of the account
Government ,eeuritie'. .iis57 ~ Decrease sea7os
Notes unemploysd..... b,4sJ595. Decrease 2g3.sT0
The amour, o. note. in circulation Is G,o,o4s, co, be.
both department.. is fi2 i62, ass, showing decrease Of
sa7c,elS, when compared Win tbs prsceoiny retirn.
HERxlss cox a co.'s CIRCULAR.
cor1os.-rhe week. sale. ar. sT,sso bales, o. -Siea
3.4to are on speculation, and eio for export.
Prices are unal,ersi, and ~sqnots
Fair SD. siG
"far, I" have TO-DAY raised 20.
NAVAL sropV- -fhsre hs. been little inquiry for rosin,
s sSa e ssous "o oa syi, hr Ss,s srsn as ,1a@ u Z. a. = ss 70 "a "a
pentine have sold 20 a tar sxtsnt nj use 90 tue spot.
T,low IL 10 limil.i reqaest aad sslls slowly .tbesp
tons have been disposed Of al 49, Cd 10 5e.. 90 the
pot. c%uots'iot. Of lpgwood A.. unchsnssi, and no
sales are reported. Ashes are held a. lsst weeks pdces,
which are merely nominal
BH~yADrrpr.-thers has been . fair denina for mos
articles at slightly improved rates. wheat has sdvsa,ad
I'd. per bushsl aud -four 81. pei barrel. Holders o. Ia
dian corn demand "a 10 u more money bit ttis a..
vance !. not readily Obtained
RicnARDsoS, srESor 4 COS cIRcrLAE.
IysHF00L Jan. -, 1855.
The improved tone In the corn trade noticed IN gr
last circBlsr. continued until T~ussdsy's rnstAsi, AZ whi~h
q limited business resulted, at tnhing advance on
-four. wiea, and lrdsn corn.
Since then the nsrast has been rsy 6ali snd today
the impr0vensnt of Tuesisy pEs entirely loti. and oar
quotations are ~ on Fresy LIST u L. Impossible how
srer, 10 move even q moiersts qsHrtiy rthsm. Pm
latelFLls and baltimore h1ur, 80. u fJs. anterior zee
10 fs per bbL ~bii. rhsst, Ils. -, 10 Ia. 81 rsi.
10. ca. 10 lis. VI. per % ibs m t~a lnsisn eorn. ~.
"a. 10 -. "a yeiio-, 80. - So ~ ,na -hits a.
"a. 20 iEs. pr 40 lbs.
bfssdstnns are insigninesnt Tue ~sappiss from farm
ere have also materially fallen %, b.Hg only y ,Toi
quarters last veeb.
Bnr-Go,,rnm~n, Ia. sdyss;lrsd fgs q farther ssy.