The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06
One Day Later from England.

Liverpool, with advices OF the Sh ult. They
sailed and arrived in company.
| The news is ualmp0rant.
According TO the papers, the cotton market
closed tamely in Liverpool on the 7th. Verbally,
however, we learn that the market was firm.
Nothing later Of consequence from The British
Parliament.
The vessels seen in the Mediterranean, and sup
posed TO be piratica, by the Spanish vessel, which
put back to Cadlz short time since, are reported
| to be three Portuguese revenue cruisers.
The army in Ireland for this month, consists OF
seven regiments OF cavalry, seventeen regiments
| OF infantry. seventeen depots of infantry, two
troops Royal Horse Artillery, nine compsnies Roy
al Marines, and detachments of Battalion Artillery,
forming an effective force OF Il 800 rank and file.
In addition 10 the comet recently seen at Berlin,
| Paris, and London, M. Cola, the astronomer OF
Parma, announces that he has discovered another;
aud In the log OF Captain Hlare Gautier, who has
arrived lately al Marseiles, third is mentioned.
| Inc latter is said 10 be placed between the two
Stars No. IL OF Erdanus and Is of the Atlas Of
| Harding. This comet disappeared at the moment
| when Captain Gautier approached the equator.
| A Russian journal gives the details Of volca-
nc eruption which took place long ago as June
the lin OF last year, not far from Schemakha,
situated IN the Black Sea. About SIX in in the
morning, the volcano all at once sent forth, with
great noise, quantity OF burning matter, impreg.
mated with naphta. The eruption lasted three
quarters OF an hour, and not less than four OPEN
| them quantity OF muddy water was seen to issue,
and below It was spring OF clear water If q
brackish taste, which at present continues TO flow
down to the plain The craters are now no longer
visible, but IN their place are seen two little hills
OF a conical form.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March 6-The transactions
per cents for private transfer 1907 ana The three
and quarter no35 0Exchequer bills to IS
premium Money easier in the discoun. market for
q altprad
Mexican bonds 36s deferred l6a Peruvian, 81 Poriu
guese three per cents 67 Spanish five per cents the
three per cents. Al and French scrip at prem.
Tharo was large business done in railway shares
although with less hustle than has boen Of lats
abatement OF interest.
bank return: in tomorrow Gsztne will have more
than usual interest from the circumstance of the resr
which will be stated being that on which the next
bank dividend will be declared. At the hank court held
on the 18th Of last September, was stated las many viii
that change take place with reference
to the periods ofthe res to be dealt with declaring
dividends To that time the practice had been deal
with "rest" estimated to the per od at which the dvi
dend was payable, but thenceior.h the be dealt
with was TO be the actual found the half yearly
lance on tho 2sh OF February 3lst Of August, which
might precede the dividend On the 10Th of Septem
per was stated that the actual rest" the preceding
.s OF august was 81 and the "rea" advertised
showing decline Of f3lloH However it is expected
that large additions will be made to the rest" for the
balance on the 9h of February will include portions
the dead weight annuity, Of the ten year annuity into
invested, and Of all other income to that day.
LTsRPooL CoTToN MARKET, March THE business
done in cotton this week orgethat speculation
markably So We quote American and Surat descriptions
I'D per h. and Brazil end Egyptian ID per ID deaIer-
There is little choice Of Sea Islands, but prices
are without change The sales to day estimated
5000 bales 1000 CITIZEN American speculation the
market closes tamely $4,000 Amercan 100 Brazil $50
Egyptian and $3.50 Sura have been taken specula-
and Madras.
The prices declared by the Committee Of Brokers this
L Cot.ON oh loA Or.
| leans sd.
LIVERPOOL Conr MARKET, March 7-Notwitbsta uaing
we had but slender attendance of buyers this
market Irishinew Wheat continued command some
tention and sales upon moderate scale effected at
whilst English Foreign excited very little notice. and
merely sustained their previous value Flour, although
frmness and maintained late prices Barley which met
some inquiry for mating but little for grinding purposes
l remained unatered in value.
/ STATE OF TRApE-BnAproRD March sth,-The msrket
ha been rather Int today both the home and shipping
interests complain. The severe weather WILL doubt
sSsn Why the Latter i , not 50 busy II prices
spnners buy only for instant wants In prices change
Yarns-Trade in this article dull the home demand
very small, whilst exporters are doing unusually little
| MANCHESTER, March I've have had a continued
good demand for all kinds OF cloth since Tuesday, and
for some descriptions higher rates. Though the
ca by the India mail deemed over favorable
still we have large business doing Tor those markets
spnners enabled obtain slight advance on
rates and still higher may be reasonably anticipated
there stocks likely be any for some time to
/ come.
THE THEATREs-REvIvAL OF THE DRAMA.-The
/ houses at the Park during the last week, have
/ been quite crowded, and the new comedy has been
| received with great favor by the audiences, which
| have been OF such character as indicated singu
lar revival Of the fortunes of the drama in this city
these audiences have been composed, for the most
part, OF those classes OF the community who have
heretofore avoided the theatre-such of the sub
santial middle classes have hitherto patronized
the lecture-room rather than the theatre. 1t was
indeed quite Interesting to mark the unwonted
aspect OF the boxes and to listen the DELIGHTFULLY."-
novel, fresh and hearty expressions of appreciation
which were ELECTED by the performance The un-
restrained laugh-the loud whisper-the hasty ex-
clamafion-thc running commentary Of the audi
ence, heard all over the house. made up in fact a
very material part of the entertainment, whilst
abundant evidence was thus afforded that an en-.
tirely new and original movement had commenced
| IN favor OF the stage The Park is now indeed ia
the full tide of success, and if series Of original
| American dramas be produced and kept up at " old
Drury," there can be no doubt that the present
theatrical revival will lead to very brilliant results
But one OF the most interesting tokens Of great
theatrical revival is TO be found in the movement
OF Mr. Dinneford FOR the purpose of producing Greek
tragedy at Palmo's Antigone, the last of series
OF three plays illustrating the same story, by Sopho-
cles, is to be Produced under the direction of Mr..
George Vandenhof, tomorrow night. There was
rehearsal las; evening, and it went off admirably
The choruses are well drilled and Effective, and the
music will be under the very competent direction
oil Mr.. George Loder. This play is one Of the no
slest product ons Of the great Greek dramatist Ii
mas, as our readers are aware, been produced in
London with the greatest success, and we have
little doubt from the interest already indicated here
that it viii! be witnessed by crowded and fashion.
able audiences. This play, it is we'll to recollect
was written for republican Athens, and affords vi
the best possible insight into the opinions customs
and condition Of The Athenians. We will be great.
ly surprised, indeed, if its production at Palmo's