The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

cy of the United Statrs by which they will at least
acquire the right OF trading with that important
still maintaining their present connection with
Great Britain -Lir1pooI Standard.
A very Interesting correspondence has lately pass
ed between the Colonial Land ana Emigration Com
mlssioners and the committee tor Lloyd's Register
Book IN const qnenCe Of the recent loss OF several
vessrls with emlgrants, with view TO placing pas
senger ships under more rigid regulations, to deter
mine their soundness and efficiency.
SERIOUS CHARGE OF EMBszzLEMKNT-CoMMi
OF LIVERPOOL BRoKER.-On TUESDAY, exiraordl-
nary interest Was excited at the police court BY the
circumstance that Mr. James Spence, OF the firm of
Messrs spence, Cochrane u Co. broke of Water
street, Was put to the bar, charged with having
embezzled ll9 casks Of OIL OF the value Of 2OOO and
consent Of the owners The prisoner is Young
man OF very respectable appe arance Mr. Lowndes.
solicitor, Of The firm Of Lowndes, Robinson. and
bateson OF Brunswick street, appeared TO prefer the
charge, and Mr.. Bardswel solicitor, OF The firm
# Bardswrl and Lltledale, Royal Bank
Buildings, appeared for the prisoner The evi-
dence having been reduced to writing, il was read
over TO the prisoner, and Mr.. Rushion animated
that he should commit him for trial at the assizes.
but admt him TO bail on finding security. himself
in f4O0 and two suretles in &aO each. Yesterday
the case was further investigated. The prisoner
expressed himself most anxious to exonerate his
partner from ali share in the transact ton Bail was
given for the prisoner 10 appear and take his trial
for msdemean0ur at the Asslz.s The amounts
were. the prisoner himself in $400. and two others
OF f2oo each. The sureues were Mr.. Thomas
Thomas Healey, shpowner, Wavertree.-
Advertiser, March 5.
fashions for March.
[Trom the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine Of
Fashion
White damas 10 much worn for evening or bridal
dresses lace dresses also very fashionabe. either
or tsrissns over csiorea skirts also worn particular
ly by young ladies' gimp trimmings are a. much used
ia dress as en- for the latter IN silk and for the
former in gold, silver, steel, silk. beads shaded
fnges very fashionable for carriage dresses mary
three, four and i've rows are placed on hs skirt to
within q small distance of the body; the trimmings Of
ball dresses are rather bou6ante-if Aounces, t.ey
made very FULL and bou0ns oftHlls gauze have
uds Of ribbon inside nSuncss are headed
are very pretty morning dresses. Cosres of hair
are worn higher, and always rather wide some young
all rngsts shorter than they last year; ban
dsaur bomSes also fashionable and short enough to
aowers are equally won diamonds are frequently mix
ed with nowss, particularly with foliage the Hayde
wreath quite the rage in Paris feathers are very fash
mixed folisgs The Pamela form Of bonnet is being
replaced BY capoles with baveles velours epngle has
much displaced the plain velvet Satin capoes
namsntsd with fsuiisge Of velvet; pale primrose is
tavorite color. Dress bennets are mostly OF Grape
Markets.
LONDON MARKET, March 4th quarter to three-in the
sales Of WOOL theIe were two items worth
notice. The commercial equations Of govern
ment in Truth working wonders There has been
rying from QUO to 1000 miles, aud oysters alive, do.
From the extremity Of the vast continent Of New Bol
land do We now obtain wool and tallow, and have
we Amsrica-the Southern States Of the Republiccom.
pettors in woos Some about hundred bales
OF United States wool have just been put to public
suction in the city, some of them merinoss
At least designated but very few were sold A
low samples marked :" Actual United States Merino'.
n regular Yankee must have dictated the description Of
Asec<) sold ct L. 81 to L. Sd per lb and 238 bales
Of Unissd states merino woods, ex Frances Ann from
h. What viii free trade accomplish in quarter Of q
century alter this whsn The bare prospect Ut the adop
ton OF the great principle tends TO supply our markets
what would have BEEN the last generation in
conceivable short space Of tms7
broush. g. the M CAPTAIN Knight I% rsM o
Dover has been received at the North and South Amer
can Coffee House, and conveys the important but Ger.
tsinly by 10 means unexpected, information Of the
House Of Representatives having passed vote for CIV
ing yeat. notice to Great Britain that the joint occu
afraid pei hsps the President has gene far
solves that negotiation may he continued.
The Public securities nave been Nat TO day Consols
for the present ranei and 9o5 to 96a for time
Quarter per Cents are s7I esf Spanish Active Bends
Mexican Ds.rrsd ar. is and srs.iisn 81
Dutch Two and Halt per Cents have been 30 TO 693.
Shares are dull
imp iovsment in Colonial markets since this day
week; the importers bringing forward their goods
spaIiDg and fully previous prices have been OBJ
tanned. Tbs Improvement is to be attributed TO two
causes namely. ftsst0 the large majority winch Sir
Robert Peel has obtained in Of
o. msa.y good being
the Bak Of England at and in Lombard street at TO
II per cent.-Pysets Cw,snf.
LIVERPOOL Corrov MARxEr, March A--The cotton
recovered from the excessive depression Of
las, week and Though the hghness In money matters
still affects It, Jet holders show Hrmer feeling and in
many instances ID per ID. advance has been realized
Sales Thursday last 1000 bales; Friday 5000
bales; Saturday 1000 bales; Monday 600 bales; Tues
day 500 bales, 1900 on speculation; and to-day 6oOl
bales. 10 o on speculation and export. Import this
state Of Trade.
from Cores Liverpool Advert ser, March
MAscHEsr.R The languor which has prevailed dur.
ing the month continues undated at it, cose. Buyers
limit their operations to within the narrowsst poss'be
compass. whilst spnners and masuiacturers the 9TH
er hand, are curaiiing production commsnsurstely
The ysrn market during the past week. has been more
Ia goods little Is doing either fer homo consumption
shipping Except perhaps in long cloths for the edter
ranssn markei) yet a. stochs continue moderately light
prices upheld Prices remain nominally ~ last
week. and oDy prompt cash will any abatement
quotations.: - TO- 81 reeds prnters AT Il ~ TO
AID 5. od 50 To- IS rss shirnss Al !. sl 70 8. 7aa
50 in ~ reed do at % Sd to l0s and 20 lndia
long cloths 90 reed u 81 70 % sdi and ~ reeds at %
RocnpALs-We have had another dull market, and
few buy have attended Prices Of hannsls remain
much the In wool there 10 change to report,
either ~ regards Price or amount Of Duchess.
HvpDE RsrIsLD.-Ws have not had much to complain
of 10 our market very fair business having been done.
Still there 10 want Of col sncs In the future, which
has prejudical effect upon trade generally. Prices
quite % q. m % they have been for some time.
HALIrAx In the Piece Hall business was similar to
that OF several weeks past Stocks heavy for
the season. prices without alteration Yarns not
on the increase The spispsrs sct with csution In not
making heavy purchases at the high price wool bear at
present There Improvement in the wool trade,
and few sales were made; prices remain the same.
Noiis and brokes are in good request
LKEpsln prices there 10 alteration, and the stocks
in the Cloth Halls continue to be belo average at
this period Of the year. There have been rather more
buyers in the town during the past week than has been
he Of late; business has, 10 consequence, been
more lively In the warehouses.
BRAproRp Wool MARKET-The market continues 10
the dull which has prevailed for some weeks
past The transactions very limited No doubt ii
may be ascribed mainly to the general Noppags OF ma
chnery through the winter and which Il still continued
In prices we cannot notice any change.
LEicEsrxR-There 10 no improvement in the demand
for goods. The hands generally In work, and the
stocks Of goods heavy Wool IL arm, With more