The herald., 1837-03-28

ceived our files per snip Montreal, from London, to
the Sd Of March. The Europe was only twenty-five
days from port to port the Montreal twenty-three.-
Both ships were boarded Sunday afternoon, is
miles outside Sandy Hook, by our news schooner
Teazer, but our collector did net reach tine city
until yesterday morning. The news is import
tant both in politics and commerce We have an
ncxed full extracts showing the state Of politics IN
England, and also the course of the markets.
This neacs zoe hal in adrance Of the Wall street
prnts-indeed, srery other dSy ace beat them IN stp
nens. Yesterday ace had sereral drrrais that Hey
had not. Only let us get into summer, and then we
shall give them pull.
lConespondence of the Heradl
LIVERPOOL, Friday, February Gath, 1887
the great fall the rrcc Of Cotton as desci
bed circular eth 18TH OF the holders seemed more
dee nedon cisg sales last week than ever we may nave
the mark in but rarely, fever IN worse
he lad all heir aud sass were eta redactoa
Of d I'd lb the reduced prices Of the week preceding
making the ene the first aniva OF The
b. 10 leave the shipper about 49, to 10 cents
per b for his Oon.
Last week spccuaers bales American and
port buyers about O Of the sam, description.
The chief sales made in UpaId from ST.
New Orleans Sd, and in Mobile fom st g.! In
old of the three the bulk the sd
We quotations with the dec Of
last week. Thesock OF Cotton this estimated the
hnst amounted 10 about bales against $4,000 and Of
American appeared have 1870 Oc0 against 1900 the
estimated stock the time in 1886 The import Of sorts
ofcotton the Kingdom since the LIST January
ii and Of American Cotton the supply has
been lis oco agai 81 Io2 900 bales.
last week about sas bbls 3D.
IGc~t
Asesof Montreal bbs were sold sos and 100
do. Pearl at 35s. Cd q per cvt
Nochange in Corn market worthy sf being meation
March sdThe sales Of Cotton this week oows
90 Sea Island cd . Sd 1860 Upland u 81 $50 Orleans
81 TO- ma 1910 Tennessee and Mobile 1900 other kinds
OF which spectators ok Egyptian, and Luyers 80 A.
Mcrisan. and 60 Bengal
We do price Id per ID. ihs week.
March iOn Cotton market is without improvement, and
TIE continued matters the Ted operations OF
the trade aud s almost TO absence of speculation with the IN
ere asins arrivals crop, all tend keep in dull and
dnoopng state.
No chan e in Turpe1ne since the sac las, weea 3D.
lis 81.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Feb. 9s,h-rhere were
vesse with and Oatmeal resh for hs mornings
% t.. %s ere ad ea sale
being bought a ass to s. per 2so lbs Thonsh
fully u and good g na5ss Of
~ kea under lock were sold al s. yer Jobs
LIVERPOOL 4th March-Ihe Latest Look Of
Things in London.-The political sky, We are as
sured, bears quite another aspect in London TO what
il wore but one fortnight since. In well Informed CIR
cles of both parties, two conclusions arrived at
and universally adopted The first is that the Torres
have by the unexpected majority against them on the
Irish Municipal Bill, received their nalcoup de grace
and may be considered put hOrs Gu combat for ever
Their favorite boast is lost to them. They can no
longer say-"The King name is tower OF strength
which they upon the adverse party want" This IS
gonc-his heart may still be with them-but recent
events have opened his eyes to the precpce over which
the decets of the Tories were dragging the country %
destrucon-he has now got an insight INTO the real
feelings and wishes of the people.
The second conclusion arrived at in the same circles
is that 3Ae Ministers knsp how to play their cards,
they have now the game in their own hands. Ihey
knor hoso-t all depends upon this icalwaysan an i'm
portant word il is here pre-cmlnenty important one
If they regard the late division as tribute to Their
| own popularity il may lead TO their fall instead OF
confirming them in Office Should they on the con-
trary look at approval of Their advocacy OF
justice and equity, tribute TO principles, not TO per-
sons, il may encourage them 10 persevere IN course
of patriotic and popular measures which will set them
/ above the attacks of every enemy Both paths are
| before them And we would especially have them
bear this in mind when the motions forvoe by ballot,
extension of the suffrage the repeal oil the corn laws
| and OF the window tax, church reform, and other
measures spon which the people have set their hearts
come before them. Let them not again chill the
popular ardour in their behalf, by trimming and truck
ngto the hateful faction who are opposed TO all good
/ Let them remcmber-the stream will run on IN spite
| Of every obstace-it has swept away Torysm 10 its
| run-and il will sweep away all who dare withstand
the wishes of the peopls with who1 at last, all pow
er rests as il ever ought 10 do and now IN this coun-
| try will.
PARLIAMENTARY PRoCEEDINGS.-After the excite
mont on the subject of the Irish Municipal Bill, this
last week has appeared exceedingly dull in lis Par
liamentary Proceedings. On Friday and Monday,
the debate on the working Of the new Poor Laws
dragged s slow length along in the House Of Com
mons On Tuesday, in the Lords, Lord Melbourne
moved foI Committee 10 inquire into the working OF
the Irish system of Educatlsn-which led 10 beau
tful aare up on the part of that Christian prelae
par excellence the Bis hop of Exeter who labored
strenususly with his holy poker stir up the cmbers
of bpotry INTO blazing fire. The Archbishop Of Dub
lin and Lord Punkett however, poured much cold
water upon him and his ZEAL that we have an idea
that he j. cxtngushed for sometime 10 come. In the
Commons Mr. Tennyson DEyncourt deferred his
motion for repeal of the Scptennal Act, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Spring Rice because Lord John Russell
was not present 10 help him against the popular party
We presume he both felt himself unequal by himself
10 encounter the eoquence and arguments which
would have been brought against him by the liberal
plrty and anxious Ia have his colleague divide the
shame with him. Ii is thus that Ministers friiter
away by drblets the popularity which they gain on
some great occasions They were with the Reformers
on The Irish Blll-they will join the Tories against
Mr.. D'Eyncourts motion, while their scandalous
Plurality Bill remains written against them IN letters
OF the blacklist hue. Well, well, we know what hap
pencd nj last to the gentleman between two stools.
On Wednesday the Lords did not SIT and the Com
mons were almost exclusively engaged in committee
on the New Imprisonment for Debt Bill.
There was nothing of importance before the Lords
on Thursday and the House rose early In the Com
mons, Mr. Labouchere brought in bills for consollda-
ting the acts relating the Post Office department
lie corp pac,r