The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20

Inc failure OF the house OF Willis, Sandeman and
Co Is confirmed the liabilities, it il feared, will
amount to HlOO, 600 at least, and the deficiency Of
assets very large. The revenue Of Fort Philip il
analysed in these papers; the result shows that for
increase on the previous one the Customs increase
$4,000, fees E2,00O, assessment on stock 1000.
Post-office had increased from 81, $50 to El,940;
increase on the depasuring OF stock from ~ 040t
E6 800 the land fund had decrease from Ell ,l62
TO e., To, but perceive that several lots OF town
lands were 10 be submitted to auction at an upset
price OF &4O0 per acre-they were not expected to
meet with purchasers.
Mr. Ellice, the British envoy to the court Of Bra
I'll, has returned to this country from his mission:
Although the object which It was intended ne should
accomplish has not been achieved, the negotiations
which Mr.. Elice undertook have not issued In ac-
tual and absolute failure. He was most respectfully
and cordially welcomed by the court, and the vale
dictory address with which the Emperor honorcd
him was concillatory and kind. 1t Is said, too, that
the Brazilian Government intend despatching an
envoy to this country, whose business will be to ar.
range the tariff 80 that after all, this much derided
termlAatlOn.
The continental journals quote rumor, that the
King OF Prussia is about TO attempt the concocuon
of treaty with the BraZlls. A fixed and friendly
relationship existed between the countries in the
time of Don Pedro, and the suspended relationships
1t ID now intended to renew.
Foreign ThsatricaIs.
In the matter of foreign theatrlcals, we notice but
little of special interest At the latest London dates
they were performing Rossin's opera vi Barbriere
di Sivig," at Her Msjesty's theatre; Rossini, Ma
dame Grisi-also "Alma," principal characters by
M'dlIe Certo, Camilla, Bernard and Galby. Madame
Persiani was unable to perform from illness.
Madame Vestris was performing at the Haymar-
ket.
At the Princess theatre, Mad. E. Garcia made
her second appe arance in II Puritan
MIR. Braham was still giving concerts, and still re-
ceived with his usual popularity.
Rockwell, the American clown, was performing
at the Royal Amphtheatre, Liverpool.
The Virginia Minstrels seem to be very well re-
ccived at Liverpool.
On the 23d ut at Her Majesty's Theatre, Don-
zettl's Lucrezla Borga was performed for The hrst
time during the present season at TINS mouse. Lu.
crezia and Gennaro were re-assumed Dy uIisi ana
Signor Mario, by whom they were originally sup
| ported Oh those boards. CRISIS Lucrezla Borgia
may rank amongst her most striking efforts tor ito
imprisoned energy and Pathos La6lacho IN the
Duke was excellent. Mademoisele Brambilla aP-
peared to much advantage in the part OF Orslni The
opera seemed to be greatly rellshed by avery full
audience.
revived In its strongest points the cast OF the piece
is similar to those by which 1t was marked at To-
vent. garden. Farren, Bland, and Charles Mathews
are all well known In their respective character;
and it is but doing justice to Blackstone, Strickland
and Mrs Humby to say that they were fully equal 70
their predecessors in the parts OF Don Fernando
Whiskerandos, the Governor, and IeiDurina' As
the piece is never acted without exciting the most
unbounded mirth needless to dilae upon Its pre-
sent success. i.
Coventgarden Theatre has been advertised to be
let.
The last night of the season at Drury-lane Thea
tire was positively announced for Monday, June B.
Duprez is expected from Paris, and, having been
disappointed Of his engagement at Covent-garden
Theatre by the closing Of that house, he is coming
out at her Majesty's Theatre, having accepted an
engagement from Mr.. Lumley.
A most erroneous report is going the round of the
public journals, giving the death OF Mr.. Thomas
Lyon, the comedian, at Birmingham. Such ls not
the fact MI. Lyon is In perfect health.
The annual law regulating the theatres Of Paris
and the Departments was discussed on Saturday In
the Chamber of Peers. Count Thatscher proposed
an amendment nterdicting the introduction In the
theatre of signs symbols OF religion, OF It's ceIe-
monies, Of the dresses OF the clergy, or any OF me
usual forms OF the church. This amendment was
rejected on the ground OF its being uncalled ior, as
in any case where the managers OF theatres exceed.
ed the ,ordinary limits, the good sense and reli-
gious feeling of the audience would convince them
of their error the authorities in every town took
cognisance OF all that passed In the theatres, and no
scandal could be given Of the nature alluded to
without its immediate repression Inc Minister Of
the Interior in this manner com6atted tho amend
ment, and at his desire 1t was wltndrawn.
Markets.
LONDON MorEy MAsKEr, June ls.IuPon the opening Of
but since then they have slightly given way Consos for
special transfer have been quoted e to oa with the
ousr b have been n TO 50 pm India bonds
50 pm Bank stock is steady at i7st to l1o which
is rather better The threeand ahaf Per cents have
been at 1911 iOA the reduced at 1908 to loo and tho
three per cents at 93t to /.
have no foreign intelligence influence speculation
The Active Spanish Bonds have again improved little
I 70 as Mexican stock IS arm at asI to ao Dutch two
and-a half per cents realize S4l and are steady.
The railway shares remain at about previous quotations.
STATE OF wADE-MAroHEsrEa.-wehaveh had another
dull week ia CLOTH and the dulness has increased since
Tuesiay-the prices paid that day being with DIM
ciesylv bring orces down still lower. twist without
any signs Improvement the business done TINS week
has been very limited in amount
RocHpALs FLANNEL MARxEr.-To-dsy there has been
GOOD demand ffannes at former rates, but perhsps
not quite so many sold as on the two previous Monoa
acurers do eager to purchase as they have
been of late, but prices continue hrm:
HALrrAx-There is percepble change in our market
to day for any kind of goods perhaps increased sale
in piece goods, but the increase was very small No
Lrep.-The business done to-day very limited /;
indeed some persons think that more dull market has
not been experienced in 1913. The little done was in
tweeds scarcely any cloth changed hands. But few
in this week, SO that the warehouses nave
Huppsn.TrrLp-we have had another quiet market
few goods Of any kind have besn called for with the ex
ception Of plain cloth which have sold freely STOCKS
BasDroaD.-Though the day has been unusually wet
sree ee quantity Of GOOD. changed hands The qus
es OF Orleans not to be had from stock, but made
to order, and many manufacturers are now working 70
order at an plain and fancy goods the
demand is much better and prices very hrm Yarns in
demand and going numbers ready sale at a slight adj
vance Exporters buy freely and there are stocks
that spinners now reckon on an advance Wool-less
doing but often the case Just before clipping time
L,yr srooL Corror MARxEr, June 3-A steady demand
from the trade been experienced during the past
week the sales amounting to % $40 bales aooo only Of
which have been speculation and 900 for
por The prices Of ell kinds have been steadily main
tansd excepting only for common and miadlins Amer-
can which classes been rather easier Of purchase
and NAV be quoted I'd ID lower than the prices OBJ
tanned afortnght ago. The import oil the week amount"
to 80, Ill bales
Jusx a-We have particular change to note in our
market todsy but upon the whols though quiet its tone
was mere cheerful The sales amount 1000 bales In
GLIDING 400 Macao Old; 100 Egyptian Cd to SD 80 So
Island 81 to 3D.
Current Prices Of this day
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