The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-04
P o S Il S c. r | P T.
FIVE O'CLOCK, n M.
THREE DAYS LATER
+ X o M f. II Il OPE
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER HIBERNIA.

Inns last sailing steamer arrived at Boston yeser
day morning, at four o'clock bringing dates 70 ,he
evening Of the 10Th of June from Liverpool, and
London the 18Th, making passage in ~ days.
Nonews OF the least Importance.
Rumours reached Paris at the end of the week
that Espartero and the young Queen of Spain had
fled from The capital The French Government is
accused Of Withholding the news from Spain for
purposes of Its own. There was no truth IN the
statement, though il is evident that the position of
l:spartero is still critical
Nothing worthy Of note had occurred in France
Under the proper heads will be found all that is
really snterestng in the continental news.
The locusis of Egypt have nearly destroyed the
cotton crop.
The Pope of Rome has ordered prayers and pro-
cessions, to implore protection against the grass
hoppers
Tue epidemy amongst oxen still continued in
Egypt more than five thousand, lately purchased for
Ibrahim Pacha had died Of this dstemper
The Barcelona papers state that Manresa, Bada-
Iona, Talsona, had joined in the movement; that
the garrison of the former place had at first hest
tated, but that in the evening the soldiers frater
Missed with theipeope, on being informed of the de-
lection the garrison OF Cardona
Ireland.
twill be seen ere long whether Englands minis
ter is equal to the emergency, not merely of making
Ireland pacific but what is of far more importance,
rendering her contented.
The Great Western took out an interesting mass
OF Irish news. The following account of another
indeed the daring tone of defiance which the Irish
leader now uses towards the British Government,
IN stronger coors than any previous one.
Mallow was, on Sunday, the scene ofthe next de-
monstraton, at which 400 600 persons are said to
have been present Large bodies OF troops and po-
lice were stationed in the neighbohood The enor-
nous multitude paraded the town in procession "a nd
then proceeded TO an open space, where Mr.. O'COn-
| nell delivered an address.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARxEr, June l9.-In the Stock Mar.
ket this morning., there has been Sigh, depression
Consos owing to the daily agsrav OF affairs in SPAIN
which appear 10 be taking direction that may subvert
all order in the Peninsula and again lead to foreign in
rvention Espartero alone hardly have the
of combating instruction organized throughout the
whole country. Ocourse Spanish Stock has more than
the English, been depressed Our observations under
no jobbeb allie to take stock when offered for sale,
end a decline of two per cent in the New three
cents took place at the first opening of the Market
here possibility OF dealing uu the prices fell to
25t when slight stand was made. Private accounts
carry the whole nation with hers but it may be feared
that from the imposibty Of the Quaen returning to Ma
drid she only overthrowng the present government
without the means OF organizing one, which would
he the commencement of OF anarchy and confu
sion fatal TO the interests of all the househodrs OF
course the s per Cents are less affected.
The further decline in the Corn Market has given a
little frmness the Stock Market. Consols are 93k
TO cat for Jul, Reduced 9s to e3i Bank Stock l73
l7s; ReducedsA, lOl Long ADnuiti-s 2h l25
Exchsqner Bills So TO IS prem; do at 3d. as to 4s prem
The Spanish market has been extremely fat but a
further fall was stopped by the purchase of o leading
dealer OF five per cents; the quotations III to Is for
per cents; do 25 20 for per cents Portuguese
40 to 4la Mexicaa 70 to ass Brnzilian has fallen
70 65 66s Belgian i0ato Os Dutch 81 SIT to 54! do
5per cents, 99t to 100.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 20-Our Cotton
market continues heavy and prices though not decidedly
lower owing TO the very large supply, rather in ia.
oil buyers Business has continued very dull
CARDS Cotton since the departure OF the Great Western,
and cannot perceive the least indication OF
ment The merkst opened very languidly Saturday
without any speculative inquiry. The sales amounted to
about 25Oe bales and yesterday $500 bales sold
the trade The supply has proved abundant but 10 fur
ther alteration uas taken place in prices
The Corn trade continues dull, and lower than have
been submitted to for Wheat Ths weather
report has continued brilliant and warm and has further
tended to check speculation.
In Tobbaco we have change 10 notice, and Ameri-
can Provisions remain the SEINE previously noticed.