The herald., 1837-05-03

Oosase de France very sagey asks whether ths offer
was not made by the American republic (which has
so lenG been coveting little corner OF territory in
The Queen, Prncesses, and Dukes of Orleans and
Nemours, had gone to Brussels visit the Queen of
Belgium, and their new relative.
The tnal OF Meuner was 10 commence in the sec
ond week of April. The commission appointed to pre-
pare the report had fixed upon three other individuals
as accomplices
SPAIN.-The defeat of the British auxiliares under
General Evans, has been followed by similar dis
asser 10 Espartero, who, having advanced some
leagues Deyoad Bilboa, met on the 2lst of March
9y he man body Of the Carlists, commanded by the
lnfante Don Sebastian, and compelled to retrograde
with some loss-which, of course, is magnified bv
the Caris; leusr-writers Saarsfeld had also met
with a check, near the front of Guipuzcoa and to
complete the tale OF disaster Irrbarren had also been
forced to retreat on Pampelvna. Thus the combined
movement seems to have been completely frustrated
at every point The government appears, however.
10 nave been successful m raising money, for remit
reached Bayonne, on the 25th of March, for the use
Of the army, being the third within a msnth and the
three amounting TO two millions two hundred and if-
ty thousand francs.
There have been for several years FIVE or six leading
and principal firms engaged in Exchange and loan
ana credit operations with the United States. The
most eminent Of these are Messrs Brown Co; Of
Liverpool, Messrs Barring q Co., T. Wilson e. Co.,
George Wildes O. Co.. T. Wggin & Co., of London.
The success of these firms in this new new branch of
trafic-new IN Its extent and ramihcations, and inn
same field; and the houses OF Rothschd & Co., Liz
ardi & Co. and Morrison & Co., have now entered
with great confidence and spirit into competition with
the old houses; we do not say that all these houses
newly sprung up but their of business in this
cnannel OF traffic is either new or vastly extended
w we & have heard Of bills amounting individually to
2OooOL 300COi. and as high 40 0OOI. being drawn
upon one or other of these last named houses. We
repeat that the of business in this department
OF their trade has been snguay safe and extremely
profitable; and the extent which has been carried
is naturally large IN proportion TO the advantages de-
rived from it.
1t is ofthc greatest importance to all who are much
concerned with pecunary and credit affairs,
tain the credit aioat in this channel of busness and
II we stated the collective amount of bills rsnning t
one time upon the principal American houses at from
nine to twelve millions sterling, should not state it
higher than every rational inquirer would admit we
had good grounds for doing And considering the fa-
ciltes the security, and the profit of this kind Of bu-
slness, is astonshingno tha the re3it in crcua-
ton IS SO large-but that should not in the of
eight or ten years of unchecked successful operations
have amounted to double the present sum-
"Thus has the Bank of England by its narrow
sighted subservency to the Government, raisen up
power that now fills them with alarm. BY foolishly
making money cheap and keeping il at low value,
they nvitca the intelligent people Of America or those
connected with the United States, to transport it to
pieces where it was sought with avidty at much
higher value, as well for public works for private
to raise up and make formidable the only commercial
state that could enter into successful rivalry with
England.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
LIvRRPeoL, Satur ny, April I, 1887.
Dear Strive had the pomi the first part Of this week.
ofsome improvement in market Mordsy sales
were made at 10 ID advasco previous
this small amendment has Lsen supported YES
teday morning. prices about the those of
that day week.
public sale having declared bales Orleans and e Up
lard were yesterday brought forward and forced ohe
from 81 TO o. and the latter sos The Orleans pretty genera
ly al to below the prices Of the day. the quality
true, inferior and posi ely bad.
What effect this forced work may have market ira
possible yet to have merely hope that will
be generally submitted TO.
The sef sales made Upland week. have been from 81
10 III in Orleans from 81 to al and in Mobile, fom 81 a.
VIII DO seen that Upland has been sold At ST. but this should he
guide TO shippers there but very little market to
over 81 and not much "a 10 u per pound.
The import Of all sorts of ceon into the kingdom of
January amounts $40 bales received Within
the same time in 1885, and # American separately receipts
amount TO 2ssooo against 23ooo The stock ,fa XII this
port at present estimated aiost ba.s
against Hsooo-he estimated stock this year and of
epaaiely have $4,000 again
Thcsees Of the K, follows. Sea aaa at "a q ipS
10 ainedeo Sd 52io Upland 81 s 1850 oleans a sl
1890 Tcnnesecand Mobile 81 ST. ao Penanbuco 81,
Balia ara Macuo 81 o. 40 Maranham 81 lo 10 Demerara
2i 20 Lagua, 81. % Peruvian, II. $50 Cahassna ga st 30
Manila7d s., Egyptian, ISL $50 sura ash Madras
"a and BY auction, 40 Orleans at 81 ei 2so Upland st.
ther IL 2o which bale Amerias bought oo
speculation and 700 do and Brazil for expert sas
are 25eo baes-ss chan in price, pcsen quotations as
follows viz
Upland ordinary midlns fair 81; fair 10 rood fair 81 Is,
good to ne II u, oilsans ordinary fair st fair
10 81 Z good to fin, u Mohe ordinary 10 md
ding ff 81 sI fair 10 good fair "; fine y, a.
Tennessee, ordinary mddng fair ST. to good fair 81
sl goodto fine Sea an Is cd and extra fine 4 Sd
to . sd, and up 10 ss per round.
Wequ Toba James River leaf ord mar, fine a ia
S. Keo'ucky leaf 81 AL. stemmed, 5la7
Ashes-Tbe saesDf Msntrcal Pot shout barc
at 25s Sd and so Pearl st cw Tupentae-Ahou coo
barrels have been sed st lis sd and u.s. 7d per Tsr-Ne
snes Coveecd-Th2 sales ust 10 about 100 :asks
ssis. cwt Flaxsced-Li dune Our l. Ha
To acco scu rs the sales # last week. ,he sal the alb
have been sse hds viz Virginia leaf steined rs Ken
taeky leaf and stemmed Of these eafaud semmd
taken for ind 100 leaf FIR sc,lasd vhsirs
Kentucky leaf. expsaon and III anderby ufae,ures
redu ien Of to per h. has b,sn pied G Ill descriptions
aud q,iatons .cred accorda The Gfsis market bas
been this week prices ,f Wheat have reseecd
per 70 lbs Oats remain without material alt ration Some
pare of wbaiia bond have becd dispos, .f Cd o.
per bs and about iris German Flour have been
taken export per borrc ia bond No hing 10
report in Rice. Yours, &c. Bal.
| lCo.r 81 ondence Of the Tcrald,
BAvRE, March oath, 1885,,
Dear Sir co,tons continue the decline snce the an
was sales # rnsry Louisiana bees
made On st than those therein mentioned doubt
prices have gone 7lc since last addressed you
when tcy may stop altogether pobemstica for Ito
turn things already taken ero and Liverpool eva,
the losses cooi this will be heavy that fearful