Glasgow Courier. — 1847-09-07 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. London, Saturday Evening, Sept. 4.  We have accounts from Madrid of the 28th ultimo. General Narvaez had an audience of the Queen on the previous evening, and was requested by her Majesty to prepare a programme and conatruct a Cabinet. The General asked for two days to comply with the Queen's invitation. It was believed that the Ministry would be formed on the 29th, and consist of the following personages :—The Duke of Valencia, President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs; General Cordova, Minister of War; M. Orlando, Minister of Finance; M. Sartorius or M. Seijas Lozano, Minister of the Interior; M. Arazalo or M. Gonzales Moron, Minister of Justice; M. Olivan, of Marine; and M. Sartorius, of Public Instruction, if he was not charged with the Home Department. A dv ices from Portugal of the 231 ult. state that an administration had at length been formed, though it was believed that it could not last long. The following is a list :—M. Antonio de Azevedo Mello e Carvalho, Minister of the Kingdom and President of the Council ; M. Francisco Antonio Fernandes da Silva Ferree, Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs and Justice; Baron de Luz, Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Marino Miguel Franzini, Minister of Finance; M. Joao de F. Pereira de Mello, Minister if Marine and Colonies; and Baron de Almotalla, Minister of War. The Paris papers of Thursday deny positively the alleged suicide of the son of tiie unfortunate Duchess de Praslin, announced in the journals of Wednesday, and, though with less of th certainty, the reported aseneetootion of a WOllll4ll by wFrance, the Prince of Eckinuitl. The Praslin affair still occupies a laige space in the columns of our Parbdaii contemporaries, hing extracts Icing eiven from documents connected with the murder which have been published by order of the Chamber of Peers. The Moniteue contains the result of an interview between tie Duke Decazes, Grand Referendary if the Challiber Peers, and the Duke de Praslin, which is virtually a confession of the murder by the Duke. In answer to the question how lie obtained the poison, he said that `• nobody gate it to him,' but that he ' brought it, on the eve of the crime, from Prtialin," adding that be " swallowed the poison on the day of the crime, at the moment hen lie pereeit ed, by the ineaeurea adopted whit regard to him, that he was seriously suspected." The Duke Deettz s observed that this was a confession, and asking him it' lie 11111 I.ot bitterly' deplore it, he exclaimed in a broken voice, " Oh, I do deplore it: titer spine further conversation, his 'tart rogator left him. Tue FUNDIt—The Funds have ;nodally recoveied from the eactioll ci yestelday afternoon, which followed the rise of the earlier part of the day, but thei e is nut much business doing, and very little femme in the market. Consols for the Account have been (lone at 87* to 8811; and for Money at 87} and 84; Batik Stock, 107; Three per Colds, Reduced, 87i to ad; Three-and-aQuarter per Cents. 69} to 89} ; Indian Stuck, 241; Exchequer Bills, *00,3 to 6 prem.; ditto, £6OO, 9 prem.; ditto, Small, 10} to 14 prem.lii the Fut vigil Stock Ma, bet the Spanish 3 per Cents. mark 30; Dutch 4 per Cents. 89}; Brazilian 86.