The New York herald., 1845-12-06
POST SCRI P T..
BY SPECIAL EIPEtSS yR0M BOSTOA.
TWELVE DAYS LATER
E r O M i U R q = E.
ARRIVAL OF TA IL
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.
Depression In the Cotton NJ 'rkeI.
CONTINUED RISE I'M I HE
CORN MARKET.
Frightful Condition Of IrelanA
STATE OF THE MoNEYMARKEo :
Frightful Condition Of IrelanA'
STATE OF THE MoNEYMARkE1 :.

the oIu lHht, DOM lnrlu0lVe auCQOTeo on pOSlOu
Light on Thursday night. at half past o'clock
She was Immediately boarded by our agents, and
her news BROUGHT to Boston, where il was received
at half past twelve o'clock. Arrangements bad been
made to Immediately express the news to this city,
but owing to the raging sest storm, it was dreuiAt
more prudent to depend upon the Long Island Rail-
road. Our express messenger left Boston yester-
day in the regular train, and We this morning give
the news exclusively.
A general rssxme of the news by this arrival will
be given in the Weekly Herald, which will be ready
al o'clock this morning.
Among the passengers in the Cambria. is Profes-
sor Morse the inventor of the electro MAGNETIC tele-
graph who is the bearer Of very important des-
patches to Government from the Ualted States
Legations in Prussia, Belgium. and England. Mr..
Morse has in charge the ratifsd treaty between
Bavaria and the United States, transmitted by
Henry Wheaton, United States Minister at Berlin;
and also the proposed commercial treaty between
Belgium and the United States. He has also des-
patches for the Department Of State, and for the
Pos, Master General, from LOUIS McLans, United
States Mini ster to England.
RUFUS Prime, Esq Of New York, 10 also pas
senger in the Cambria, and bearer Of dsspatches
from the United States Legation in Paris to the
Department Of State.
The Cambria, on Wednesday last. boarded and
exchanged papers with steamship Britannia. from
Boston, (2ad inst.) for Liverpool.
The CON market continues to rise. and the 70
RACES to fall. The latter now stand for the we t
l4s; but the belief giining ground, that bsor e
end Of the year, with the advancing market, ao
will be admitted at the lowest duty-a shilling PET
quarter.
The produce markets remain in a toloI r
healthy condition.
The cotton market partakes of the depression rate
which every description of business is for a tlps
plunged. There is very little doing, although, aa
compared with the inactivity of the previous fof,-
night, the market wears symptoms OF animation.
The American Provision trade does not presec
much activity.
American wool appears to command much att
tion
Trade in the manufacturing districts is down.
Steam ship Great Britain, from New York, 90
2Sth) arrived at Liverpool l7h ult
Steam ship Hibernia, from Boston lat ult. al
St Johns, N F., 9th ut where she put in 10 reps
dam 4ges, arrived at Liverpool on the 18Th.
Marshal Sou't, Minister Of War, has resigned
General St You has been appointed his successor
Meetings have been held in ireland, TO take int
consideration the state OF the potato crop OF the
country, and resolutions were PASSED, and submit
ted TO Sir r. Peel, asking for the opening oi the
ports stop the d,tlldioa OF grain, and the grant
ing oil loan of mill on ana half, 10 supply their
present necessities
On Thursday week, the Bank OF Eng'and raised
the rate Of discount to 8 per cent movement
which had tendency 10 arrest all further specuia-
ton 10 railway stock; and on Thursday last /, was
believed that the Bauk intended to raise the dis
count still higher, but the meeting passed of with
out any in,lma,ion Of the kind The vaue OF money
is higher in every point of view.
The Cloth markets at Leeds and Haddcrrhsld are
not In such healthy state when last reported;
few goods are now changing hands at the latter
named place, but the price of beth goods and wool
remain steady The report from Bradford states
that the business transacted there is but limited
manufacturers are acting with extreme caution, and
reducing the quantity brought to market la the
Flannel market at Rochdale the demand is bseom-
ing less, aud prices are moving downward. The
Manchester trade is in a rather unfavorable posi.
ton prices are much lower, and the denand ex-
ceedingy limited, 80 that few sales have latterly
been Effected.
The King of the Bslsians has been opening the
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commercial treaty with the United States bnt the
details of the treaty have not appeared Tne state
Of the potato crop, and the sn,derings which, II 10
feared, the Belgians will endure in consequences,
to be provided for, the King sueA tests, by employ
ing the poor on public works
The accounts from Algeria show that she French
are still busy making the most ample prspN Nrations
for the subjugation Of the nhabiians 8.
rumor from Russia, which has obtained lltlS
credit states that Nicholas intends 10 sb iicae in
favor Of his successor and that when he left St.
Pet"rsburgh for Ital, this had been resolved upoa
The new tariff Of the Zollveren has ben pub
lished, but has excited lutte attention in England.
As regards the United States, the Increased duties
will not aft ct the importations The transit duties
on Cotton have, II will be seen, been reduced by the
HdnovsrldD States
We have received Paris dates to November 13
After considerable oel,y, th- resignation ot me
Ministry of War hy Marsh Soult has been f tally
accepted, royal ordinance having been publ, shed
on Tuesday announcing it The ordinance express
ed " the very great regret" Of the King the reslg
nation; but It retained the services OF the old Mar
shal as Presdept OF the Couocil Grn-ra Snnt
You has been appointed his successor Ia the MINIS
try ot War. General SchramIn, and other generals,
has been talked OF, but various reasons caused hem
all to be set aside, and SAINT You chosen He s
not Hlucn KNOWN; Dit 1s not Odu soluIeT, \ne as
colonel at Wateloo), nor is he without ad nInistra-
tive talents; and he had considerable cxp.riencr
OF business IN an emiIent post IN Inc war De-
panment He will do very well in the sltua-
tion until Marshal BuQeaud shall think the pear
ripe enough to be gathered for himself Mar
ehal Soulr, lntimated, retains the Pfesid"ncy
IT The Council, which 10 the same as the Prime
Minister IN your country but he will not take
more active part in the ministry than he has been
acc,istomed 10 do Guizot, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has always been The virtual chief Of the
binet and, under LOUIS Philippe, welded all The
power OF the Government He WILL Of course, Goa
time to do 80.
!, appears from report OF the Minister Of Marine,
that the total loss of the late conhagrson at Taulon
was about 3, 165, 900 francs
The cul,inR OF the Ishmus Of Panama heinQ a
iavorite project IN this country, the from tho
Unlted states of the discovery by Captain klause,
IN At IN. Amazon River IS oavgabio ht.s excited
considerable curiosity But II appears 70 or thought