The herald., 1837-05-05
Two Days Later From England.
By the Packet ship Louisville, from Liverpool Cap
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By the Packet ship Louisville, from Liverpool Cap
tain Palmer we have Liverpool dates up to 4th ult.
The Liverpool Mail of April 4th says:-"The
non-arriva of the New York packets Ctour Of which
are now dIe) has caused more than ordinary sensa-
ton in Liverpool
No doubt it entertained that, eventually, specie
must be returned from America and, after the lessor
given of late, it is not likely that bullion will again
be sent out OF the country TO excess.
Advces from Constantlnople state that The Porte
was engaging many ingenious foreigners IN making
roads and canals. The season had been very bad,
the navigation was dangerous in consequence OF ire
quent storms and IT was feared many casualties
would be made known.
The negotiations between various Of the foreign
governments 10 conclude treaties of commerce with
the Porte, would, il was expected meet with success
The Russian Government 1t was understood, had
acceded to these measures, and it believed greater
regularity would be introduced into the commercial
relations between Turkey and other countries.
There was some degree of gloom in the Consol
market, and at the close OF business, on Saturday,
90i sellers was the quotation for the account. Ex~
chequer bills are 81 to 33 premium
Very little business has been done in our foreign
market; the settlement of the accounts passed over
on Friday without any deiacation.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The English Stock
Market has been in qalescent state, and the various
disastrous circumstances which have occurred IN the
commercial world, have failed to make any great I'M
pressisn upon the value of public securities In the
course of the week considerable quantity of gold has
been received from Paris; but the expectations which
were INDUCED of reanttances fbulaon from America
have not been realized, the two last arrivals from
New York have not brought any dollars. The
only shipment of the precious metals received from
new world ls l5, 600 dollars from Mexico on account
of the United Mexican Mining Company.
A considerable sensation was excl ed on the Royal
Exchange yesterday by the stoppage Of the respecta
house Of Frye Il Lightloot which became known IN
the rse Of the dcy. The immediate of this
misfortune is said to be large transactions with an
American firm whose failure we noticed some time
ago.
Spanish Stock still continues depressed, under the
dscouraging accounts from the north Of Spain.
Portuguese stock has declined one per cent The
American stocks have been neglected, with the excep-
ton Of tn: Chan, in which there have occurred to-
day one or two purchases.
STATE OF TRApE.-We are extremely sorry that
unable, this week, to report any Improvement
in the state of trade in Liverpool in the adjoining
district. Here the depression not only continues, b.t
it to be the increase; and the accounts from
Manchester are not encouraging On Tuesday
house in this town, which held large stock of Anne
rican cotton, failed for it is said, l5O00Ol The ac-
tua failure of one house followed by the rumor
of the failure of another and larger This rnmor
promptly contradcted here; and the Globe IN It's
city article of Saturday, says that, though the rumor
prevailed in London also there is truth in il what
ever. The failure on Tuesday, and the sinister re-
ports by which it was followed, threw gloom over
the commercial world, and increased the dlstrust
which now unhspply prevails among commercial
and monied men.