The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02

ONE DAY LATER FROM LIvERrooL.-The packe ct
| ship New York, Capt Chopper, arrived last hight
| from Liverpool with papers TO the Sh of October
inclusive We are indebted TO Capt C. for files.
We find no news in our papers. We give below
| the fashions and markets.
| PUycH's FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER The las
Zephyrs are now all the rage, and the light Clarence
boot is giving way TO the stout Oxonlan The Mac
ntosh is a good deal adopted as a draperv for the
arm, and is thrown over the shoulder of sud-
| den showers Pockets have entirely superseded
| gloves, but an odd Berlin is sometimes carried in
| one hand by those who wish to adopt the very ex-
| IRENE si gentty. On fine days, when the day be-
| fore has been wet, the bottom of the trouser is
| shot about as high as the calf with dry mud which
! has very d,Stngue appearance. Ladies' fashions
niue. the same as last month, but the imitation
Chusan is Topped up in wet weather with the hand,
as TO show souSnpe or petcoat OF white calico,
| and IN some Instances flannel may be seen; but
this is only the case when the dress is scolloped to
height that is tar from usual The jointed clog is
| also good deal worn, and it is sometimes found
with break in the middle, when ii comes off at
the toe, and has an effect not altogether agreeable
Markets.
| LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET Oct. Sat our market this
morning, upon middling attendance of town and
try mers holders OF foreign wheat evinced tolerable
degree of rmness and effected sales of descriptions
moderate extent only at nearly the
ly noted Irish wheais on the contrary much
difficult to sell than OF late and with further arrivals
to-day prices declined I'd to Sd per 70b; English new
wheats may also be considered cheaper States
and Canadian -four moving off little freely really
ed an of Cd per barre but made and Irish
with the prospect better supplies Is per sack low
Barley and malt remained in precisely the
as on TUESDAY; whilst beans and peas were scarcely
ticei, and receied in value Is Or Oats likewise be-
ing nearly without enquiry might have been purchased
sonewhat lower terms or new oatmeal, however
the supplies being unusually moderate, and giving way
today 81 tosls per 2a0lb several parcels dis
posed OF at this abatement.
LvERpooL CorroN MARxEr, Oct s-Our market still
continues IN dull and inactive state; prices have been
also steady and in consequence reduce quotations
generally about Id per h. but this decline has
apparent in the better class of American Spectators
have taken 1000 bales Of American and 1900 Surat expor
tiers 500 American and 200 Sura The sales today win be
from to 5000 bales OF all kinds.
The import this week 10 1880 bags and the sales
a az "a ,.,,,.. f..if% ~, SAM period i" 1874,
, e S SI,asa do 7 80 Sf,j iss$ A
Is II: S$ S.i &C. IS S;.S. ss
Manchester, STATE OF Trade, Oct. I've have not
only report lower prices for cloth but also poor
mand and it is very probable that another week will
bring prices as low as they have been known. The
production clearly too great for the demand Twist
saleabe to fair extent, though the demand is by no
so brisk as it was month ago. Prices shade
lower.
RocHDALE FLAssEL'NARKEr, Monday-To-day we had
continues good at former prices The wool market still
heavy the manufacturers purchase for immediate
only Woods OF midding and finer quality rather
ter to buy.
HALIFAX Saturday have had heavy market for
all kinds of goods There is literally nothing doing for the
United states, and our stocks increasing in
quence We have rather gloomy prospect before for
the winter In wool no change
LEEDS, Tuesday.-There was much better mark ct both
Saturday and Tuesday than was anticipated; indeed
considerable business was done, especially in heavy
goods. Prices too, in few cases. little higher but
at this Improvement is hardly remuneratins bu.
sness Merchants are also toleraby busy and the
houses
BnAproRp. Thursday. attendance to day was good
and more than average business done. Mernos and
plain cloths but in figured goods the demand
fully equalo that OF the last few weeks. Yarns-his ar
cle steady and the demand good both the
urers and export houses buying and prices fully sup
ported.
DECAY OF THE SHIPPING lNTEREsT.-One of the
most singular declarations was made in the "Tri-
bune" yesterday, that ever was put forth in a rational
community. The proprietors of that paper actually
came out and gloriied in the fact that the ships be
longing to the port of New York, were returning to
this city, from Europe, &c, empty. Here is the
declaration
1--WE, therefore, rejoice when of the Posts groans
that ships are coming from Europe in ballast proves
that better state of things preparing for our own La
borers our own Producers, and even for our Com
merce."
Now, II is wellknown that the prosperity Of New
York Is dependent on the prosperity of her COM
merce and shipping interest And yet here we see
paper, asking patronage of the merchants, whilst
nearly destroyed
This is most strange anomaly, and can only be
paralleled or explained by looking at one of the
other columns OF the--samc paper, where we
find elaborate arguments in favor of establishing
the system of Fourersm all over the ooun-
try; which means, destroy all towns, cities.
villages. churches, &c, at present organised, and
built up great parallellogram cities in the interior
where every one may live as in barack, an aims
house, or hospital-all things in common, with or
without any religion at all
1t will be seen from this movement of the pro-
pretors of the Tribune, hostile to our commerce.
that they have been indoctrnated by these Fouertes
with their pernlcious principles, and are using their
paper to carry them OUT destroy society present
constituted, and build up great communities, in the
shape of agricultural corporations where every body
must eat, drink, sleep and work, according to line
and rule, and regulate their movements by right an
gles And they are making alarming progress with
their detestabe doctrines the full success of which
would be the destruction of this city, its commerce
and merchants the sending its buildings to ruin, and
making this great and popuous place rerfect
desert Shall this be endured!
HUMBUG.-The Harlem outrage--a mere penny-a-
line incident, made to SELL
City Intelligence.
ALMOST TOO LArE-The mails per the Boston steamer
r. L.