The New York herald., 1845-01-12

cotton such extent thut we are compelled to main
tain stock of nearly million OF bales in the very face
the largest crop that has ever been obtained but
grain, tobacco and other American productions
admissible on equally favorable terms with cotten
would not portion of this superAuous stock of one ar
tcle give place to reasonable supply oil other equally
necessary commoditiesl
by an order admitting the slave labor sugar Of the United
States Venezues, Mexico. and several other countries
&C.. where islavsry is said to be unknown. We shall
veryshorty have SUPPL from the U. States and
the close connection Of Cupa Will enable the
England will receive much Of the u. g. production (of
slavery too and this whilst politicians are sacrificing
the best market in the world for English manufactures
because they support trade with country where
slavery is tolerated is thought by many, that this
sugar. Of any nation fully intended by the trainers
ofthe recent BILL and it may probably be urged as
strong reason ora total renCdelng Of the sugar duties
during the next session of Parliament.
The trade in Cotton has become more animated, and
disposition to speculate has appeared but this
at low rates. and with crop that many do not dare to
estimate and of which this country will receive its full
share we only expect very low range Of
with the assistance OF heavy speculation, yet the cons
quences will be such we have before experienced
America will be enriched at the cost Of the manufacturer
and working population Of this country without any ul
mate benefit to the spectators generally Liverpool
MercuryIDec 8.
week have amounted to only 8702 bales, by two United
States vessels Sales have been still very considerable
"a
market il reduced to So haIes only Of the Uni
ted States Recent news from the United staAs by the
dibernis which arrived at the commencement Of last
stock Cottons have continued to be freely offered in
creased consumption has entered largely into market
and business has been very animated during the week
All sorts Of u g. Coons, may be by the prices,
have undergone reduction of three centmes the low
two cenmes on the ordinary, and two centimes on the
Georgia good ordinary and three centimes on the
Our market to-day closed with lively movement in bust
hufu thou cho In hQ aUQd
to realize, notwithstanding the dminuon Of stock, ap
pears always influence holders judging from the eager
It is and difficult to explain the ardent desire
to sell at any price, which induces men to leave losses
ton they may undergo at the place Of production The
consumers profit by such state of things and augment
its provision and at no period had they the means Of
doing better terms.
PsYesterday evening in addition to the sales above
mentioned, there were Is or 600 bales disposed Of
which reduces the stock Of United States cotton here
4S 600 bales.
skins-lsoOo Buenos Ayrean sheep skins, imported
received from New York io7 packets Of skins and sol
packets from New Orleans, salted
Pot and Pearl Ashes-Severa additions to our stock
which have been sent to In these articles and others
expected have made holders anxious to and to do 80
they have submittt d to fresh reduction
In American Potash divers lots of $50 bbls, lst sort
expected from New York have been left at Y6 AGO. There
have alss been 4s bb sold &c. and bbls at IS So
10 bbls. assorted, atvarous prices
In Pearls. lbbls I'd sort .nly sold, at IS IS
ironcs and bbs lst Sort at So At s6 for Potts. and 81
for Pearls, these articles still nnd few buyers.
PARIS Srocx EXCHANGE Dec. 6-Halfpast our-some
sales at the opening OF the market produced decline in
the prices Of French securities which, however in
recovered towards the close In railroad shares
Versailles, (Rght Dank) have risen l2fr SOC; do Lef
For cash Fives have fallen 4oc, Threes ioc Roman
Threes Neapoltan soc; Hayti remain UNMARRIED; Poru
guess no quotation. For the end Of the month Fves
have declined &c; Threes are unchanged.
MADRIp BouRsE, Nov. 21.-Three per Cents AT; for
Cents. h. for ut
srArE OF TRADE.-LANcAsHIRE, Thursday, Dec Sat
ssddleworta very little business is doing at present
trade at Oldham Ashton under Lyme Denton Stockport
and their vicines very slack and operatives ut many
places have mot more than three or four days work
80 brisk sths season for many years past The silk trade
at Manchester Middleton, Leigh, and other places, is
half employment but silk dyers at several places have
mora work this week. and manufacturers expect
ing brisk trade after Christmas. Calico bock-printipe
in the neighboring towns. ten fifteen miles round Man.
chester very dull, many operstves ave entirely with.
oot 0o sna o ooaers a. some few
the machine printers at several large establishment
have begun 10 be moderately brisk The fancy nankeen
cle, are very brisk and handoom have lately
received an advance Of wages The fustan cutters AT
ployment but other trades not mentioned above are
generally in a healthy state.
The r IeS ss nssr &c
prices Of cotton at Liverpool combine to diminish the
tivy of thi. market Tho demand both for goods and
slight rsductions ofprce were submitted to- Generally
however, pnners and manufacturers bare OF
that they show ncnationIto relax in their demands
IT:
The ONpERDoNK EXCITEMENT war of opi.
Mon about the case Of Bishop Onderdonk thickens
every day. Every morning we find batch Of new
developments of the richest and raciest character
Developments Of the sublime wisdom, and mora.
lity, and common sense of the penny newspapers,
and the sixpenny newspapers-of the manners and
charity of the clergy-of the high.toned and fiery
zeal Of the religious ciques-a regular evoliion in
fact, of many Of the most curious elements of hu
man nature, not always discernible by the CONNER
eye
The pamphleteers have commenced their inun
dation. Paul Trapier has hardly discharged hi.
extraordinary bulletin, acknowledging, and deny
| ing in the same breath, his services as a salts
| fed cats-paw In this business, when up starts tn
Richmond, "-as he styles himself-the "Rev
James Richmond, Presbyter, Of Rhode Island
with his manifesto, and most remarkable bro
| chWs it is. We have no room to-day for some
| choice extracts which we have made from ii
pages, but we shall give them tomorrow, and ,hey
will be found to present the most novel and as
founding development of the social intercourse enc
i
made This trace horse," as he also calls himsel If
will not have the field long to himself. We shal
have dozen Richmonds'' in day or two
Meantime the excitement wakes 6ercer ant
iercer, as new elements of discussion, controversy
recrimnation, invective, abuse, religion, charity
morality, philosophy, and everything are intro
duced The "man of the word"-the sage con
ductor Of the Miror-is, we perceive, getting
most numerically dubbed on all hands Lool
out tor still more startlin elopments.
THR OPENING BALL AT THE ALHAMRA ON FRIDAY
NroHr-This was in every respect one Of III,
most elegant affairs that has ever taken place il
this city. The splendors of the saloon-the love
iness Of the ladies-the excellence of the music
the elegance Of the dancing--and the crownins
glorles OF the supper, are the theme Of universe
admiration in all the fashionable circles The
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