The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-20
PO S II S G. r I P T.
FOUR O'CLOCK, Il. NJ.
FIVE DAYS LATER
FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamer Caledonia
At BOSTON.

SSoA4S4
At BOSTON.
The steamship arrived at Boston yesterday morn
| al O'Clock, bring news to the 9Th inst. The over
land mail from India had not arrived, and nothing
OF Importance can be found in our files.
The free trade party were making converts among
the farmers.
The Queen, we are happy to state, is to-day so
well that ii was not thought necessary to issue any
bulletin.
The funeral of the Duke of Sussex, will take place
this day, (rhursday) in London, where from eight
until one o'clock, the shops will be closed
Iheatricals were never known to be at so low an
c5b Bum kept Covent Garden open until his trea-
sury was exhausted, and with the exception of the
Italian Opera, there ID not theatre in London pay
ing expenses. In the Provinces the same depression
exsts-the best proof of the poverty of the middle
classes.
The Emerald had arrived at Havre
Intelligence had been received from the Islands
OF Marquesas which state that the French Govern
or and suite had been murdered by the natives
P. W. Byrnes, Esq long connected with the
packet shiTs between Liverpool and New York, is
dead.
The Havre Theatre was DESTROYED by fire on
Friday night, the 2Sth ult. Mr.. Fortier, the mana
ger, who resided IN apartments attached to the thea
tire, lost his life
A second edition of the Chronicle contains the
following extraordinary express from Paris,-
Pans, May 2-The affairs of Servia are arran-
ged. The Divan has conceded all the demands of
Russia. Prince Gcorgewilch is to abdlcate, his
councillors and Kiamil to quit Servia, and new
election to take place, probably in favor of Prince
Mosch.
"An attempt was made at Milan 10 assassnate
the Vlceroy, which failed"
The CHARTIsT TRIALs.-O'Connor and the other
Chartsts tried at the late Lancaster Assizes togeth
er with White who was tried at Warwick, and Coo
per who was tried at Stafford, have received notice
| TO appear at the Queens Bench on Thursday, May
| 4, to receive judgment.
| The celebrated danseuse Fanny Cerito, accom-.
panied by her father. arrived in town on Saturday
from Milan, where she has been "starring" during
the winter alternately with Taglon Adele DUNN.
latre returns to the Academic Royale at Paris.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, May 3.-The House met at
| four O'Clock, when good number of petitions were
presented against the educational clauses OF the
new Factory Bill and the Corn Laws. The house,
at its rising, would adjourn until Friday in honor Of
| the Duke OF Sussexs funeral.
In reply to Mr.. Borhwick, Sir r. Peel stated
England or France to place unnecessary restraint
| Don Carlos but, at the same time, they thought
that unqualified liberation of the prince would
interfere with the tranquility of Spain
LONDON MoNEY MARCEL, May There is nothing new
in the operations public securities Corsos started at
/ done These
changes clearly show how easily the market is affected
consequence ofthe absence of transactions magnitude
We indeed expect no dhangt until after MondaP, when
the OF the Exchequor brings the Bug
| are quoted s. 10 pm.
There has been little nothing done in the Foreign
Bond Market, except IN Spanish the five per cent
sent down soon after the commencement Of business,
covered to ~ and 81 respectively Mexican, % rortu
suese three per cent AS Chan have been done at ssA
The share market has been very inactive Great West
| mi cd tn RriO
s5t Croydon Trunk Of and Northern and Eastern ssS
Foun o'cLocx.Consols for Account closed at sos;
LONDON CoRN EAcHAroE, April s.-We are withou,
ANY fresh arrivals ofEnglsh wheat this morning. and
said Of foreign Barley, beans and peas remain as on
Monday Oats of all descriptions sell on rather better
| terms.
LONDON Produce MARKET, May 4-CoGee-The mar
, SG Ss offered
competition but only partly sold at decline of Is per
cwt; good elbow sold at ess per ewt
About 400 chests have been sold since The public
at steady price.
LIvsRrooL CoTroS MALKEr, May 4-Tbe trade have
continued TO purchase isr quany of Cotton daily since
the departure of the Great Western the accumu atng
stocks, however. have had the effect OF imparting
dull to the market and the demand has been cey
met especially regarded the common qualities Of
American. All descriptions above fair scarce and
very firm in value, and in prices altogether have
change to report The state OF the manufacturing dis
'ricts is encouraging many induce
pecon Of continued nprov, in the trade generally
and the consumption of cotton continues greatly
increase The sales imports &C. will not be made up by
the broke until the close of the week. but the quantity
sod during the oura days. will not fell short of 200
| bales.
eoru-The since our previous report
been very limited scale. Holders have display ed
Their frmness, and at Tuesdays market advanc
Of Id to I'd per 10 pounds generally demanded but
the trade bought sparngy those terms complied
with in few instances only. parcel Of inferior Sican
in bond sold at IS Cd per 20 lbs Fleur much
Oatmeal-Met poor sale at decline of Sd per load.
HAvsE MARKET, May 2-AsHEs.-We have to iepsrt
and 65 bbls Pearash at "a to 49, 90 Kilograms duty
g. 2S) paid) Prices have become Iner although the
ya has not been yesy brisk pd; The Emerald from
CoTroNs.The same want of spirit that predominstel
in business at the close Of preceding report has
tnuedt throughout the presentweek for although
towards the close rather brskness manifested,
the demand has however not been Of animated
and the buying has extended beyond the current
wants for consumption. Our apprehensons that deslerA
would purchase but sparngly unless at concession on
must ibed the slight revival that has ,aktn place
which does not yet bear the stamp much activity
Prices which had previously exhibited some degree OF
6rmpess, have therefore given way, and decline Of I.
TO has taken place ordinary and middling United
meet the Inquiry. There is nevertheless fairness in
transactions owing to the large accession to stock
within the last week and in fact, general dullDess in
the aspect Of market which does not warranted
by the circumstances the advlces from the English
markets and eisew here not unavorabe, and Diff
fcut to sccount Cor the absence of improvement when
there was every reasonable ground for anticipating that
the would have been the Our latest dates
rom tue the the Sh
hey were not productive Of feature Of peculiar inter
est TheimpJrs OF cotton during this month amount to
1908 bales and the ougongsto ls 800 bales The sales
Of the we X amounted to $4,000 bags including COO
American, 200 Pernsm and 100 SHrat for export. The
| import Sc 652 bales. The American short staple
quoted as follows vie. ordinary 3td 3D. mid fair
isd to AID.
| Henry l.. Goldberg The COngreg alton
| ShRri Sadick.
New YORK, May 10, 1913.
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