The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

Dixon il exceedingly kind God be praised But there
was my intention TO have brought with me to Eng
land Moolah Mehdee, the kind Jew Of Meshed but Colo
ns,s w,s%s and Farrapt persuaded me to send him
Erzeroom, Jan. II. JOSEPH WOLFF.
Note by Capt. G,ouer-Mr. Burcbardt (best known az
Cairo On arriving at the English consuis, whsre he
was Hospitality received, he requested to be allowed i'm
meaiately to change his clothes Having made bundle
good fellow, quick take away that bundle If you do
not make haste, taluding to the vermn it will walk
Miss Cushman played Mrs Halter in the Stranger
on Tusday night, at the Princess Theatre and as
sumed the part with that earnesness which has
marked the whole course of her performances
So thoroughly did she Undue herself with the feel
ngs OF the penltent sinner, that phrase, not
word was uttered, that did not naturally flow from
ensty of grief, she avoided every thing like loud
ness or external force. even at the occasional risk
OF being Ineffective; but so truthful, so very real
was tho weight of mourntulness, that the impression
own conception was extended to the entire audi
ence. One little delicate touch they missed II was
when she alluded TO The blessing of clear con-
science IN the early part OF the play, when the
painful glance OF thought was admirably represent
ed by the slightest interruption to the generally
equal delivery. The effect of the last scene could
net be excelled. There were no bursts, sudden
variations, but the whole sole of the woman APP
AT this conclusion there was scarcely dry eye in
the house, and we have hardly ever known such
audible weeping In an audience. Miss Cushman
adopts the reading In use Of late years. OF making
Mrs Halter fall senselessa al the feet of The Stranger
instead OF rushing into his arms. When she was
called before the curtain, the eff cts OF the
ment, showing that sne had in great measure psri.
clpated In the feelings she had depicted, visl
Bile IN her countenance. The audience was as
thuslastc as they have been on every night Of her
appearance, utterly confutIng the odd notion, which
we have heard expressed, that American perform
ers cannot meet tair reception in this country.
want OF generous feeling towards fore gners il the
last fault that the English can be charged with; IN
deeo, our own artists accuse with more reason,
OF running into the opposite extreme, and of reck
lessy preferrlag the foreign 10 the domestic The
Stranger was played by Mr. Wallack in very sa-
tisfactory manner London Times, March 6.
Markets
LONDON MoNEY MARKET, March 5-Ths English Secu.
rites are firm and rather higher but there not much
dong In them. The sst prices wereConols for Money
s9b to 100; for the Account, 1901 i ExcLequer Bills
~ to ~ premium; and South Sea New Annuities. 9eE
The foreign market has shown more animation Poru.
guese and Spanish have advanced the final quotation
the former stock was s. 6s spanish three per cents
4ot and the five per cents at asa to 49, The &C
,Iyes were last marked sst to j. and the deferred e
9OA Bu.nos Ayres AZ to Al Chilisn 100 to 1925
Colombian lsz to l4i Danish set to oo2 Dutch twoand
half per cents, 63a the Eve per cents 80 Il and
Peruvian 80 to 81 Mexican closes not quite good
LrvERreoL CoTroN MARKET, March 6.-There has been
much activity our Cotton market since the departure
did exceed 5000 bales but yesterday despite the a.
fractions Of the Liverpool Grand National Steepe Chase
II bales were disposed Of and day the
amounted to Is 600 bales viz 100 Pernam 81 SD 100
Maranham sgd to ST. 500 Bahia sgd to Cd 1000 sura 23d
to ga 800 Egyptaa 5d to 7}i and iosoo American SD
Guiding - 900 to spectators Prices though higher
are very hrm and the trade has brisk healthy appear
ance.
LIVERPOOL CoRr MARKET, March s-The Wheat trade
has firmer feeling than was last reported and at
market of Tuesday advance OF 10 ID per 10 lbs
paid for Irish sorts Several parcels of foreign found pur
chascrs at previous rates. In Flour change whatever
was apparent, and other articles were unatered.
LIvEapooL MARKET March 6 -sugar-Bu,iness 10 in
state Of ssgnation and will continue until the
duties come into operation.
ctoverseed- American was sold by auction yes
terday at 52s Sd for fine American
Oils Fish Oils Of all sorts in limited request at pre-
vous rates. and Seed Oils are rather lower Oil Of TuI
pentine has advanced 10 E82 and E35.
MANCHESTER MARKET. March 6 Yarn continues in
excellent demand and extensive contracts for future deli
very have been made at full prices Goods still in
brisk request and ~ inch printing Cloth which pre-
viousy rather depressed in vslue much steader
There is also ready sale for Shrtpgs and Domestics
STATE OF TaADE-TRoN TRADE -Advices are in town
from all the various districts OF its manufacture testify its
great prosperity and anticipate progressive improve
msot In sanordsn,re the makers are IN excellent sp
have issued circulars quoting 40 per ton advance
bars and rods and sos hoops and sheets above
orders from their regular customers limited to the usual
monthly average Of their purchases Common bars in
disposed to sell much on these terms PS IRON in Gas
gov has been sold these last few days in large quantities
at "a iSs nett cash. but fo Is now refused for all mum.
the Liverpool Market 10 60 10, per nail rod E0 los;
best bars ell los to fl2 sheets and boiler plates ELS
at all anxious SELL it being quite clear that
prices must 60 up as high as they ranged in former Pc
operation The amazing Demand for iron for railway
purposes not only in Great Britain, but throughout the
continents OF Europe and America beyond any thing
like former precedent. For Britain alone. bills hsve he
tuay passed for lines which would occupy all the iron
works in it nearly two years to supply II they did
for iron ships Steamers and other purposes. What will
be the maximum at this period tell In 1925 II
reached for common bar ELS per ton in 1885 gu io,
aud in 1889 El0 los, maintained at each time from
two years That the latter figure will be Immediately
obtained is matter Of certainty; where 1t will stop
market price of any article greet general consumption
when the demand notoricusy exceeds the supply such
months, and many to their sorrow for much longer pc
rod Since the above in type. informed Of
board El2 has been obtained IA 00o Of rails but
Ei2 los is now asked. Common bars 10 the Liverpool
and We understand pigs were sold yesterday on Change
at fs y 81 and even E6 los cash in Gassow-LiUePoo
Lsrc.sHrsr March o.-The cotton spinning branch at
Oldham, Royon, Crompton, and vcipiss il extremely
brisk but few operatives are out Of employ ment, and
WAGES
quite fourishlng the spinning department but
better than II month sgo There are upward oftwo
hundred coal miners yet on the strike for an advance Of
wages but there very little prospect Of their succeed
ing, az there many miners already at work at the
msssrs prices The silk trade at Manchester and the
ne9hbourng towns brisker than hes been for many
years past; and according statistical information, the
average earnings the hand loom silk Of this
county are To- Id per week EACH during the last twelve
months.
MANCHESTER, March s-The demand for yarn sen-
tinues very good and pinnera are enabled TO make ex
tensve contracts for future delivery at the full prices OF
the day In goods there 10 little change, except that the
demand for ~ inch printing cloths hss somsw hat mprov-
ed and the prices are rather steader than for week
two previously. shirtngs and domestics still ready
oil sale at very Arm rates.
RocHpALK FLANrEL EARxEr, March a-We have had
the duest market today perhaps that have had this
year Dufew buyers have attended and those have pur
chased spangy prices that will very poorly remune
rate the manufacturer Dyed goods have scarcely been
inquired tor and the business has been principally conAn
ed to those in abe grease" The wool market 10 heavy,
and prices much the same a. last week
HArD-LooA BLK WEAvgRs-On Monday last, pumer-
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