The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-22
Arrival OF the Great Western.

Arrival OF the Great Western.
The steamer Great Western, Capt Matthew's ar
rived at an early hour yesterday morning, from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9Th instant,
day after the Britannia
There is very little news, and none Of political
nature OF any consequence.
1t appears, however, that the improvement in cot
tom noticed the arrival Of the Britannia, was tu-
y sustained on the 4th and 9Th inst.
direct line of steam communication has been
opened between England and China.
Onthe anniversary OF the declaration OF American
Independence, the American ships at Liverpool,
pearance in the sunshine Flags were also hoisted
at Mr.. Charles Wares and other American houses.
The Londonderry Journal gives very gratifying
report cf increased employment III that quarter, IN
consequence Of the weaving and sewing .! articles
Scotch and English houses. Several new establish
ments For the manufacture OF flax machinery, are
erecting In Belfast.
In Great Britain and ireland, there are according
to parliamentary returns, 2,250,0O0 horses worth
worth about E2l5 000 80 OO0 900 OF sheep, worth
about f67, 600; and lS,0O0,0oO Of pigs, worth
about fls,27O.OO0.
According to official returns, there at present
q 900 English residents at Paris, and In other parts
of France 1850 Admitting that each person spends,
on an average, SIR. per day. the amount will be
~, 22S 75Oir per annum, or f406s, l59 British mo-
ney.
The total revenue of France for 1916 is estimated
at 302, 622, l34 rancs being 57S535l francs more
than the presumed expenditure From this amount,
however, the large extra credits granted, or to be
granted, will have TO be deducted.
M. Guizot has declared, In the chamber of dspu-
ties that the French government is opposed TO the
pretensions OF the son OF Don Carlos 10 the hand OF
the young queen.
The Journal du Havre of the I'd Of July, contains
the following letter -
HAvRE, LIST July, ls45.
Permit me to offer you this public expression OF my
gratitude for the humanity shown to and to the per-
sons forming the crew OF the late ship Brothers
ger which surrounded US cannot express to you all
feel on the OCCASION but be assured shall ever retain
the most lively sense OF your Kindness and
friendly consideration towards while on board your
vessel Pray also my sincere thanks to the OH
GERS and crew of the Hougly,n well to the
sengers board for all their obging attentions With
every sentiment Of and respect believe dear
sir, your most faithful and obedient servant
To Captain RouBIr ship Hougly
The Russian government has thrown open the
markets OF that country tor a twelve month, and II
is said that the English refiners preparing re-
fined goods" that is, sugars, for that market with SO
much vIgor, that they will be able to send in sup
DIV for two or three years. This is cause OF
the present activity OF the sugar refining trade
BRITISH SclENcE.-some time since an English
Col Sabine, via Liverpool, for the purpose of COM
pairing several barometers in the United States with
the standard of the Royal Society. The instrument
has arrived It's way back to complete the comparl,
son, and the Lords OF the Treasury have directed
its delivery to the proper authority duty free.
Spain.
We have received the Madrid journals of the
18th ut The Tempo announces IN positive terms
that Queen Isabella will visit Aragon, Navarro, and
the Basque provinces. The Giobo repeats this news,
with an assertion that the cor,s OF halberders mas
received orders to march to Biboa and adds, thai
the itinerary OF Her Majesty will be through Sara
gossa, Pampeluna, and Mondragen, to Santa Agueda,
in Biscay.
Of the Queens departure unknown, but the
question of her proceeding by Navarro and the
| Basque provinces was again brought forward. M
| Martinez de la Rosa, the Minister OF Foreign Al
| fairs, was in attendance on Her Majesty. The two
English vessels which had arrived al Barcelona were
the Eagle frgate and the Devastat on steamer, from
| Malta and Naples.
MADRID BouRsE Three per Gents for cash, ~
for account, 322 Five per Cents for cash, 81 tor
account "a
There will be Cabinet Council to-day at Pots
dam, at which, il generally supposed the nstruc
tons TO be given To the delegate to the Zolverein
Congress- AT CaIlsrhe will form the main topics OF
consideration. A numerously signed petition III
favor of high protective system has been forwarded
to the King from Llberfeld. A similar petition has
turers Of Aix-ldChapelle -Beriin Letter, June ..
TheatricaIs.
The Frazer Family are singing with great success
at Crosby Hail. in London.
Anderson, the tragedian, has netted So, 900 in the
United States.
Mr. Leslie, a young composer of great merit, has
written an Opera called the "Caste of Otranto."
The Theatre Royal Drury lane, closed for the
on Thursday last.
Mercadante's opera Of 'sIl Giuramenio" was revi-
we'd at Her MajesIy's Theatre on Tuesday last
young violinist, named Hill, made most
cesslul debut at a concert of the Royal Academy Of
Music, on Saturday last.
The "Danseuses Vlennolses and part OF Mr.. Bat
tvs equestrian company, performed at fete cham
petre, in the grounds of Charlton House, on Tues
day last.
The representation Of Les Huguenots by the Brus-
sells company on Monday evening, at Covent Gar
den, was played TO a crowded house.
On the 2lst inst, at ST. Clement Danes church,
Strand, Alfred Omonde, Esq, was married TO Miss
Waverey Scott, favorite actress IN Mr. Prltchard's
company at the York and Hull theatres.
Last night Templeton the vocalist, gave fare
well entertainment in the Music-ha, previous to his
departure for America; and we have never
seen more crowded or more brilliant assem-
bage in the Hall on any similar occasion. The
entertainment consisted OF choice selection
from Mr.. Tempeton's various performances, and
included his two favorite scenas of 81 love her."
received with most enthusiastic applause; but still
sold fowler" and "Sally in our Alley" seemed the
favorites, and with the "Joly Beggar,' as well as
one or two others, were warmly encored. The
calst was sorely tasked on the occasion-bu he
was in excellent voice, and ready for every call.
Previous to giving his concluding song" The Bay
OF Bscay"-Mr. Templeton said, that he had on
previous occasions cndeavored to express his feel
ngs Of gratitude to his patrons in words but on this
occasion he would try to do so in song, though it
far from expressing the sense which he felt OF
the favorable reception and encouragement he had
received from his countrymen-or the regret he felt
at parting. He begged now, for time, TO bid them
all sincerely and respectfully farewell This was
followed up by his singing song marked MS in
his programme, and entitled " Farewell TO the land
Of bright hearts and bright eyes," which was re
received with great applause. AT the close of the
entertainment, Mr.. Bewitt sung his favorte como
song, Heigh no! oh dear oh DEAR" which, as
usual, called forth much laughter and applause,
amidst which the veteran pianist made his bow and
retired. -Caiedonian Mercury, June 26-(We un-