The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

Uhe Money Market is without change
There Is not any probability that Parliament will
be assembled before February.
The King of France talks of abdica,ing in favor
the Duke de Nemours
Lord Lvndhurst retres, on account of i'll health,
and Sir William Follett is to be Chancellor.
Prince Salitzn and Sergeant Sparkle are dead;
| so is poor Grace Darling at last She died at Bam-
burgh, Oct. 10th aged Is years.
There is no news from India.
Nothing can exceed the dreadful dullness in eve
ry department of business.
Manchester goods never were so low as thew are
now.
The past fortnight has been dull one, and there
Is little of novelty to communicate, whether as re-
CARDS domestic, foreign or commercial intelligence
The state of the Corn Market continues to be the
principal topic Of conversation in the mercantile
and monied circles.
The revusion in the Corn trade by overwhelming
SO many houses at home and abroad has spread DIFF
hcuty and alarm every side.
Another extensive house, that of Hunter 81 Cow
entry, has failed in London.
Numerous other heavy failures have occurred Il
the distrus with which the "Com paper' is now re-
garded by the Bankers and the discount houses,
with the consequent difficulty of its negotiation has
has the effect Of bringing TO the ground number of
firms who for long series Of years have maintain
ed an influential position.
Among those who have been compelled to sus-
pend payments we must notice Erasmus NJ Foster,
Helmsley Brothers Il Evans, Foster 81 LaDgton, of
London, with many of equal Importance in Liver
pool, Manchester, Glasgow and Stockport, while
on the continent we must not omit ]. H. Wlchman
Of Stettn Archias & Co., Rey Brothers, A. Gui-
zot IL Co., and six other firms at Marseilles; to-
gether with others in Paris, Amsterdam, Nantes,
and Schiedam.
The cabinet of the Tuilleries has proposed t. the
British government the abrogation of the treaties of
1881 and 1888, by which the mutual RICH. of search
for the prevention of the slave trade established
and the adoption, instead OF it, of the system agreed
upon between England and America, that each
country should maintain equal naval force on
the west coast of Africa a check malpractices
under its own flag. As an inducement to this, M.
Guizot expresses his perfect willingness at once to
enter on the discussion of commercial treaty be-
tween France and England. Lord Aberdeen has
evaded any definite TO the first proposal, by
merely stating that no change can be made in the
existing relations to the right of search till the
expiry of the period for which French letters Of
marque were granted to English cruisers This
will be next year. With respect to the treaty of
commerce his lordship is anxious to meet the French
government half way.
The Presse' of Sunday contains loug article re-
lative to the decision taken by the Belgian govern
ment to make reprsals on the commerce of the u
States of America, for the additional charges lately
levied the British Queen steamer in the port of
New York. 1t showsthat as French vessels cannot
by treaty be made subject in Belgium to any other
duty than that payable on coming from France, ono
matter from what foreign port or with what cargo
these vessels may arrive, consequence OF this quar-
rel WILDE that French bottoms must become the
carriers between the United States and Antwerp
1t contends that though no doubt theAmercan mer
chants will endeavor to introduce their commodl-
| ties into Belgium by Dunkrk or Rotterdam, the
advantage will still result for lmportations made d.
rect, as the transport from the above ports to Ant
werp or Os,end will be an additional charge on thu
community. The "Presse' concludes by eulog-
sing tho spirit shown by the Belgian government in
| this affair.
LONDON MoNEr MARKET, Nov. a-Tbe Consol Market
has not been firm this mornb for ,unt for
ney- In other words, for mmed .o txansfr Copsos
worth per cent. more than for the tsee ing day We
quote the latter 9sl aud the former - The Bank
brokers bought fOOOO stock the savings Banks
assumed. This makes very nearly $4,000 the
in days The purchases be continued
The object doubt the enhancement Of prices. and
frustrating the contemplated reduction Of the rates
OF interest upon per cents the price
Eaesequsr B H. o. rem
Bonds 6os to Sas premium and Bank of England Stock
The Foreign Stock Exchange has assumed rater
activity to-day business having been transacted in
raj Of the Bonds Mexican Stock hs, been at sat Pc
for good accounts from the Republic, but we can
scarcely hope that remittances Will be made except
spanish bonds are fat at Ia l. for the active stock
There have been fresh quotations OF the new three
Dutch i've per cents ct 1907 Portuguese converted
Brazilian at 50, and Busnos Ayres staa
for cotton to day has been partly active and the
amount to 5000 bags including 1900 American taken on
Oct si-ro days demand for cotton has been by no
meant active and the sales amount 1000 bags including
3OO American taken speculation. Prices steady
although although mark ct been quiet to-day
Nov. To-day there has been very fair demand for
ding 1000 American cd speculation There is change
Nov. a.-To.day demand for Cotton has been limited
and barely 5000 bags have been sold the trade being the
sole buyers holders offer freely and sales
longer be effected the partial advance of Id h. OBJ
Nov.3-The sales of to-day are 5000 bags. The
ket is heavy, and prices with difficulty maintained
| LIVERPOOL CoRr MARxxr, Nov. l--Prevented by ex-
had very little grain up to Fridays market and al.
though the atmosphere has become more genial since IT
vessels entering the port; therefore TO state
y scanty supply Of grain from Ireland and scarcely any
Irish -four and oatmeal 796 barrels Of -four from We
nice ironing the principal arrivals since this day sem
night.
Passenger Arrived.
LIVERPOOL AND HALVAx-Sesm ship Acada, at Boston
Donald Macleod OF Washington bearer Of dispatches i. c
Lonaon; Mrs Mcleod and TWO chr
dren Mrs Kent and child Russell and theec iden
Mr. Wins bottom A,dehedM Rainier, Charles Bran
niger Brspnger Mr. Lloyd Mr. Basord, Mr. Hodeson Mr
EchsI. Mr. Elmer, eqpsmin, NJ EpgsI M, Ma I.%s,
Bamwell w CLARK Phippi. Mr. Robeon Jr Msnncts NJ
Game MI Amesbary N! sosns Mr. Bailey M nndnon Mr.
McLaey, Mr. D. La Haye, Carroll, Mr. Ln.y-3ox LsGs
ed passengers H,ax. From Halifax 70 boston-M nes
Rev M Fouchetie, Mr. B. eridgc, Z Cunard Jr