The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20
AMERICAN FEELING In FRANCE.
AND THEATRICALs.
MARKETS, &C.

MARKETS, &C.
The steam ship Acadia arrived at Boston at one
O'Clock yesterday morning, and we received our
dispatches by Adams 81 Co., over the Long Island
Railroad, at half past 8 o'clock last evening.
The advices from Liverpool are to the 4th, Lon
don to the 3d. and Paris the LIST inst, inclusive.
The intelligence, in every point of view, is mpor-
tant
Among the passengers are Mr.. Gallardet and
wife, H. Wykof and John L. O'Sulliyan, Of New
York.
The temporary war panic in England, on the Ore
gon questionable effect it produced in France-the
opinion OF the press relative TO a war-he scarcity of
food in Great Britain-the commercial crsis-the
railway panie-the frequent cabinet councils-and,
finally, the peaceful aspect which the opinion in
England assumed, IN the early part of this month
are all important
There had been considerable comparative de-
the money market.
The iron market was still active and buoyant,
though pnces had somewhat receded.
The American provision market partakes, to some
extent, Of The reaction which has been recently
witnessed.
The general state of trade in Manchester was
much depressed.
The corn markets of Northern Europe are in
state of great activity. The grain narts OF the
Danube said to be much excited, and prices
range from 29S to 3ls Cd. per quarter.
The railway panic has not subsidized. On the con-
irary, it was in full force.
The extent of the injury which the potatato crop
has sustained, forms, usual, unfaling subject
OF inquiry and anxiety. The accounts are, upon
sbax al NE sod nd mel uchnlv oh
There was not much news stirring in Germany;
the religious excitement continues, and IN Swizer-
land, there will again be fighting this winter Food
was scarce and high, and all this leads to make the
people emigrate to the United States, where they
are permitted to choose their own road to Heaven,
and have plenty to eat.
Accounts have been received from New Zealand
of another defeat of the British by the natives.
The new religion of Ronge continues to make
progress in all directions The church of Rome,
now thoroughly frightened, is taking measures to
oppose 1t.
Rumor points to the resignation of Lord Stanley,
and his retirement, from the government, probably
at least for time-from public life.
The disafiecon among the subjects of the Roman
pontih appears TO be on the increase the prisons
being nearly all full, aud the general police doubled
Quite number of ncendiary fires have recent
" occurred in the counties of Cambridgeshire and
Suffolk.
The Russian government has issued another ukase
against the Jews-torbddng them TO sell wine or
spirits IN the empire.
A vessel sailed from Havre, on Saturday, with
several missionaries To the Marquesas.
The King OF Sardinia has Just promoted, to the
rank OF Colonel, the infant Don Juan, second son of
Don Carlos.
The amount of booty taken in Scinde is stated to
he little less than half million sterling.
The Great Western has left the Mersey,
for Bristol. She winters there.
The lord Chancellor, who has been SO seriously
indlsposed efn's lite was despalfed OF Is gradually
recovering.
The Board Of Health, at Genoa, has abolished
the quarantine vessels from England.
A number vi individuals have been arrested at
Posen, on suspicion of being engaged in a conspi-
racy Ia iaver oil Polish nationality.
The government Of the Duchy of Saxe-Coburg
has Just published decree, declaring that in future
the sittings OF the states Will be public
letter IRON Naples states that the King has Civ
en- permission TO have railway constructed from
Capua to the Roman frontier, near Caprano.
During recent violent tempests off the coast Of
Norway, eleven pilots lost their lives In attempting
to board vessels In want OF their and
On Monday week, DIR. Samuel Wilberforce, the
new Bishop OF Oxford, was elected with the usual
formaties, by the Dean and Canons OF Christ
Church.
new American story announced for lmrnedi-
ale pubcauon the production of the daughter OF the
celebrated novelist, J; Fenlrnore Cooper, under
whose editorship II will appear.
Two or three suicides have lately been committed
by parties who have been driven to the act bv thar
pecuuiary embarrassment arising from railway sne
cuIatlop; one oil the suicides from this cause was >
chimney sweep!
The prize money about to be paid to the heroes
oil Scinde has been lodged in the Bank OF England
The stamp duty on il has been paid into the stamp
effice, and amounts to the immense sum OF E2I-
$50
The decks aud harbor OF Full arc now crowded
with shipping. The blue flag has been flying these
last two or three days, signifying that more ves-
ses can be allowed TO enter the port.
The Poorlaw Commissioners have Issued &C.
neral order forbddng the employment of paupsrs
in baSe-crushing, or any other process By which
bones are reduced 10 dust. The order takes effect
from the first oil January next.
The late Lady Holland has left an annuity of
I2OO0 10 Lord John RUSSELL as an expression OF the
mgh respect which her ladyshp entertained for the
noble lord. On his lorcship's death, the annuity
will be equally divided among the children OF her
late ladyships daughter