The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Advces of the 10Th of January, from Tangics.
give some details of petty internal revolution
which had Just taken place in that country The
Of the Emperor Of Morocco and the princes of his
family have constantly caused considerable uneasi-
TO the sovereign and In order ~ prevent their
enterprises he had ordered them all 10 live at Res
SAINT, near TaHlat, Of which place the heir TO the
throne is the Governor. One Of these princes Sidi
Ismall, nephew Of the Emperor, who enjoyed high
reputation for sanctty, and who had numerous par.
tsans among the Bcrbcrs, after having won over the
commandment Of the troops 10 his interest managed
~ effect his escape, and at the head OF small num-
Der OF followers raised the standard Of revolt.
The Dutch government has adopted d measure
which may be considered az an important change.
II has announced the sale at Batavia OF 1851 200
kiloerammes Of sugar made on the land conceded by
the State, and the produce II which land has been
hitherto sent exclusively TO Holland by the vessels
Of the Dutch Commercial Company. The immediate
result Of this will be 20 open the market Of
that colony 10 competition by foreign merchants
and shipowners.
The London Post Of the 18th ultirno, says:-what-
ever may have been the faults and vices OF West In
dams In times past every schooboy knows that
those Of our own time have been treated with gross
and systematic injustice. We ruined their fortunes
by capricious legislation, while we persisted in lay
ing upon their shoulders the whole of the blame.
We know that the West Indians in this country are
strongly opposed 10 the French scheme, because
they have learned by dearlybought experience that
free emigration from Africa Is impractcabe.
dence has been afforded Of the unjusihable point ~
which commercial enterprise has been carried, and
the reaction has swept many AN old and respected
firm from their elevated position in commercial 50
ciety and trade PROSTATE a. IL still remains, IL
clearlscd from the pernicous effects Of an imitation
that could scarcely have been forced much further.
While regretting The serious and larnentabe casual
ties lately witnessed there y some consolation IN
knowing that. for period at least our commercial
operations though contracted, will he legitimate and
profitable that the falacy Of the credit system, dis
trted az II has been, Is fully exposed and lastly,
that articles OF produce and manufacture will be re
duccd 10 more reasoDaDe prices IMAM TOT some time
past.
The London Herald remarks:--New Central Anne.
rioan negotiations are in progress, or about b be
initiated the English diplomatist entrusted with
temen said to be Of coneilatory disposition and to
possess adequate knowledge Of the question. But
we cannot say with sincerity that we expect any
satisfactory settlement Of the difference as long as
the ruling spirit in the councils Of this nation remains
what IT Is, by turns arrogant and crnging, reckless
(of the countrys interest) and crcumspect (of its
own) tricky and insolent; but never, by any chance
O. on any occasion, frank, plan-spoken or honest
towards foreign governments.
The Gazette de France, speaking Of Spanish poll
tics says:--By the birth Of con OF Isabella, the
salique law, which suspended by the viii Of Fer
dinand, n now revived In Spain. The Debdis Il
pleased by the event, and that does not surprise
Tor It's irends the revolutionary cons ne. IN
all their machinery exhausted all the arbitrary com
bnations which they could invent for foun Sing some
thing between true monarchy aud absolute anarchy,
and they found themselves drifting towards an abyss
II may be said Providence itself has offered them
solution when the genius Of their greatest potians
were unable TO find one.
The Emperor OF Austria, at the recommendation
a his official sdvi-ers In general and Of the Minister
Of Finance in particular has been pleased to EN-
power the Chambers Of Commerce and Trade Of the
city Of Trieste to take the necessary steps for form
ing joint stock company under the name Of the
"irieste Commercial Bank The capital of the
Trieste Commercial Bank il TO be tl0 600 OOoH.
(fl 600 OOO), hut 1t win be at liberty 10 commence
business as soon m 10 900 shares at 5OOf have been
taken. The Commercial Bank win be licensed 70
discount bills OF exchange TO lend money! on security
TO do the usual banking business, and to buy aud