The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

Boston on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
That enterprisng firm, Harnden IL Co., imme-
daiely despatched special express to this city, and
are, therefore, indebted to them for the news to
the Alb instant inclusive Ii has, however, been
mostly anticipated by the Great Western. 1t was
brought from New Haven in the fine and fast
steamer New Champion, Capt. Stone.
We have no list of passengers by the Acadia.
She landed q at Halifax, received IL at that port,
and brought 81 to Boston. 1t certainly appears by
this that the Great Western not only beat the AGA
dla in speed, but in number OF passengers.
There had been alteration in cotton at Liver
pool Sales on the Sd inst reached $500 bags, most
ly to the trade.
The best brands of -four advanced sixpence on
the 3D. 1t was a squirt only. II had been clearly
ascertaned that the harvest would be full average
one.
The disturbances in the manufacturing and min
ing districts were considered as over yet some
symptoms ofturbuence occasionally appeared, and
the people generally seemed indisposed to return TO
work until absolutely driven to it by personal SUI
fering. Agitation, agitation was still going
The lelegraphic report in relation to sickness in
the Indian army Is untrue.
The Augsburg Gazette, of the 24lh ultmo, states
the overthrow of the present government, has been
discovered in Servia. Several persons of importance
have been placed under arrest
According to the Berlin Gazette, the public debt
of Russia, in the beginning of 1912, amounted to
2S 2S $50 silver rdbles. In the course of the pre-
ceeding year 10 Sl2 $50 rubles of the Five per Cent
Loan, and 206 ZIG of the Six per Cent Loan, were
redeemed. The paper money in circulation had not
diminished On the LIST OF January last II was 3d.
776,3l0 rubles.
The British and North American Royal Mail
steampacket Campany's new steamship, Hiberna,
will be launched at Greenock on the 9Th current
She is two hundred tons larger than the present
Columbia, viii Command her Capt. Edward G.
Miller, formerly OF the Acadia, takes command OF
the Columbia.
With respect to the merits of the boundary treaty,
as we suppose II may now be considered as concu-
ded, confess that the whole we regard II rath
er with satisfaction than otherwise. We will go
further III 1t is to be considered the price OF
peace, we say we regard it with unmixed satisfac.
zion. True, we have conceded large portion OF
the territory in dispute; true, we have yielded what
we haze hitherto maintained, and as we think,
justly, to be only our true and legitimate right;
true, we have given up positions and granted priv
leges which were ndisputably ours, and which were
therefore pure and absolute gifts but in return we
have got so far as the disputed territory is concern
ed, all for which we wanted that territory or that
could make it valuable to us or to any one else
viz so much Of that territory is sufficient TO Sc
Quebec; we have got sufficient space secured to
along the whole right bank of the ST. Lawrence; we
have in short, substantially got the disputed terrific
y, for we have got all that we could use Of it; and
we have got, besides, we believe we may say the
blessings of pc ace-henorable, and we hope, lasting
peace. But suspend our further judgment in this
matter until we hear more of the details of the sub
ject. This much, however, we may say-that al
though of course no dlshonorable cessiOn would be
worth making even TO avert so great calamity as
war between Britain and America, and that for this
reason-viz: that it would be Intellectual for the at
talnment OF that purpose; yet that the present ces
neither party The substantial benefit Of both coun-
tries has been secured by it and if either party may
be thought TO have sacrificed more of mere tempo
raj and material advantage than the other. in order
to secure the adjustment OF the question, unhesi
tatingly affirm that to that party the greater honor
belongs; and if England shall be deemed 10 be the
party which has done so, for her we gladly claim
that honOr-Itnles.
Mersey, to which we have frequently directed pub
lie attention, is now about to terminate. 1t will be
remembered that she was put back to Grsenock, in
May last, having sailed from Liverpool in November
which we have already sufficiently explained. These
have been altogether Of disastrous nature to
the poor who left Liverpool for New York
at the above date and are now no nearer their dest
ton than the West Quay But we have much plea
sure in stating the parties who are now become
owners OF the ship, have very honoraby granted a
free passage to all the remaining passengers (abou
eighty who resolutey renamed on board during all
her hayward wanderlngs and peregrinations on the
Deep and also since her arrival in our harbOr prose-
cutting their various trades Of shoemakers, tailors
BARRIERS, and ultimately opening grocery shop on
the lower deck. We say all are to have free pas
sage granted to them by the owners; and in order
that they may have sufficient supplies Of provisions,
they have headed public subscription for that pur-
pose with handsome sum, which has been followed
by liberal donations from the more respectable ofour
q fvl
and honorable to all concerned, and though only
commenced on Saturday afternoon, it is believed
that all will be ready to permit her to sail once more
to-day or tomorrow at farthest.-Gtasg0W Cu0n.
Markets.
STATE OF TRADE-MANcHEsrEs, Sept. 0--The remark
has been pretty general this week. that business has been
upon the whole not 80 active previously the case
more particularly regards the heavier descriptions of
goods as fustians, veveeens &C. The stock of printing
cloths getting very low and hence extravsgant prices
operate EXCEPT for Theps cou 10
tnues to be good demand for yurn which will doubtless
continue to the end OF the Many of the spnners
now execute at considerable dsadv antage. The ad.
vance generally asked is Id to I'd per lb that obtained
has seldom been more than ID on the lowest rates.
AMsrERpAM--In the Amsterdam market, during the
week ending Monday August 2oth coffee had been with
out change the better Java being more request;
however tea maintained its price, and tobacco quiet
tie was doing In raw sugar the public sales Rotterdam
went of weI and privately not much had been done
sterdsm proof, was at l6A to lsf.
HAMBuso-The report Of the Hamburg markets dur.
ing the week ending Friday the Goth August states
that COED business was done in coffee Large sales of
Carolina rice made for expectation about 500 TONS
and partly at higher rates. In pimento there was no
change Cassia Lgnea Hrmer; Domingo tobacco at
auction averaged St to $40 SCH good business has
been done in hides Pot ashes fat Fine butter was
without change. Prices in Georgia and
Louisiana LIST sort 7&7s I'd do 81 oil Sd and 4h do 81 6;
St Domingo Al 81; Bahia, 81 81; Maranham 81 6l Per.
nambuco, 747A; Caracas Oh 5s; Bengal price; Ma
dras n 4 SurSt ordinary and good ordinary to a. do
middling ~ At. Cofee-Cherbon and Batavia At to 81
Brszii u Al; st Domingo 81 y! Porto Rico ~ 81; San
ago de Cuba, 81 81; Havana, 3. 81; Lagura,
gar with 81 discount White ST "a; Bahia,
st; Havana brown, st 4; Rio brown none Pernambuco
brown S3A Manila yellow, 81 ei Batavia brown 81 a;
Porto Rico brown and yellow, 81 1.
ASrwERP.--In the Antwerp market during the week
ending Tuesday, August 3Oh, there had not been any
great increase of business in coffee but prices steady
sales2o6J ordinary Batavia 06t ne; good ordinary
Domingo at 2? to 22Ac and do Brazil az to 2ac In
hides there had been only limited business. Cotton was
firm but dull Rice rather better: Carolina at