Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

From our Evening Edition of yesterday.l
Two Days Later from England.

This morning early, by the arrival OF the packet
ship United States, Captain Holdredge, we have re-
ceived London papers to Aug 7th, and Lverpooi, 10
Asg. 9Th.
The elections in England have not yet closed. As
far they have gone, the result stands-Reformers
1872; Conservatives or Tories, 25S; leaving MAORI
ty in favor of liberal principles of 24-thls is small
There are stll however, III members to be returned
which will give the liberals greater majority.
The London money market is in the same flush
state.
The elections have been attended with much riot
ing-party spirit ran higher This, if it fails,
is the last struggle of the Tories. They aware of
it. and so are the Liberals. Two deaths have al
ready been the consequence ofthe fierce contentious
AT Wakefield, Mr.. Maude, gentleman of large for
tune, and magistrate of the county, has been MUIR
dered by the ruffianism of party madness.
NJ vandenheff's farewell benefit at Liverpool was
I lemper.
= Madame vestris and Charles Matthews at Liv-
erpool.
The Tories it is said, will try their strength IN the
new House of Commons, by proposing Sir Edward
Sugden for the Speakership, in opposition to Mr.
Abercrombie, the late Speaker.
Edwin Forrest and lady arrived by the United
States.
There is no news frem France of the slightest i'm
portance. The question OF dissolution of the pre-
sent Chambers has been negatved.
The Duke of Orleans is the lion of the day, and the
Partisan papers are filled with his sweet roarings
The yellow fever, in its most fatal form, accompa-
MED by the black vom, is raging at that grave for
Englishmen-Sierra Leone. Upwards of forty thou
sand persons were Ill oft by last dates June 80.
great number of deaths had already taken place.
Twenty five men and two boys have parished in
some coal mines at Workington, from an eruption of
the sea under which the mines were formed.
The exultaon that sat at the heart of every lover
of liberal principles at the last accounts from Spaln
will be dumped by the present intelligence Don
Carlos has escaped his pursuers and is near Saragos
sa. Alas for unhappy Spain. When will her civil
dscord endl
Latest accounts are as follows-
"BoRpEAux Aug g. 81 p. M.-The appearance of
some hands in the envrons of the H1esca, had led TO
the conclusion that Don Carlos had taken the dlrec-
ton of Daroca, but according to notice published al
Sarasossa on the 30th, he was still at ContuveJa,
Fortanete and Mranbel on the 18th. Ora occupied
Camerilas and Allaga, whilst another DIVISION was
observing the road leading to Beycete"
MADRID, July 29-They are every where occupied
with the elections which likely TO be warmly con
tested in many places. The moderate party is de-
cded make every effort to place in the tribune of
the Cortes distinguished orators, who may have been
said to be wanting in the last session.
The generally received opinion 49, that the aim Of
Bon Carlos is, to avoid battle which might decide
his fate and to prolong the war by entrenching him.
self in the Sierras Of Abbaracines and Cantaviea-
The Carlist forces united at this point, comprising Ca
breras band, as well as those of Llangostero and
Quez; amount to 1900 men I; these latter will be
charged provision the army by their excursions in
the envrons.
:. Lospox, SATURDAY EVENING, August 5th.-Mo-
NEY MAkKET.-Thcre is very little alteration in the
character of the money market today, but consdera
BILE anxiety has prevailed amongst the merchants
connected with the American trade TO ascertain the
contents of the advices brought by the packet I'm
gland which has been reported at Lloyd's as being
OIL Holyhead.
The demand for the post notes of the United States
has not been 80 great today although the novelty of
introducing smaller notes into this market caused
some speculation in them yesterday but It IS not like
ly that any extensive dealings will be effected IN them
until more positive information IS received from the
United States respecting the solvency OF the mer-
chants and the actual position in which the Bank OF
the United States will beeventually placed.
Business in the British funds continues rather limit
ed as regards speculation although good deal Of mo-
ney stock has been brought 10 market today, which,
however has rather damped the late current quota
tons. Consols for money closed at9l 4-a and the
account at 81 ga 76 Bank stock has declined TO 2l0
IL There has not been SO much demand for Exche-
quer Bills and the quotation has been reduced to 81
81; the India bonds bear the same value.
In the foreign market the business has not been We
ny extensive.
The Share Market has been completely deserted
u States Bank stock, on the 9TH, was 22-post
notes, IS.
TRADE or LEEps.-From the hustle consequent on
the election very little business has been done in
Cloth Market during the past week the same cause
has had The effect OF keeping the buyers from the
town. and business has been nearly al a stand IN the
warehouses.-Le Mercury.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET Saturday August sh.-There
active demand for eek,
and the market closes firmly with advance Ia H. in
the qualities Of American The price OF Egyptian
however very freely without Improvement prices
Brazil Bahia freely offered, full p
prices Of Pernam and Maranham fully
ported good demand at steady prices The sales
OF the week amounto $500 bales including American
and egyptian speculation and 300 American $50 Per
nam 10 Bengal 1860 Surat for American and
Bahia forwarded into the country unsod during
The sses today are $500 bags and the market dccdedy
firm with hardening tendency.
Taken on speculation this year, 5000
Forwarded into the country unssd this year. 1880
Increase ,of import this year compared with
the same date last year, 72,46i
Increase &c stock, 10000
Decrease Of quantity taken for consumption, 4.3eo
Increase OF quantity takcn for export, 1880
Lowoon MARKETS, Friday, Aug. 4--sugar-yclow Hava-
mas Cd Cd; white Bahias "a 10 2ss Brown do los 70
l9s 81 per received today from the Lewa
islands state crops suffering o- the continued
drought =.
and I.xan ia tn IL pcrr VT