The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

grandson, Abbas Pasha, was to hold the reins OF
government during his absence. or until the arri-
val of Ibrahm Pasha.
India and China.
By the Overland Mall, which reached London
on the 10Th instant, intelligence has been receiv
ed from Bombay 10 May 80, Calcutta June A, and
China May "a.
The political news is no, OF an importan, char
acter.
We learn from the Dclhf Gd-eite of the 10th
May, thai up TO the l4h of thar month the Kot-
kangra, had NOT surrendered, Notwithstanding
the representations Of Dewan Deena, who had
been endeavoring to induce The chief who holds
the fortress TO give 1t up. The guns 10 preach
the place had not arrived, but when they were
placed in position il was expected the Carr son
Would not long hold out.
The accounts from Loodianah 10 the 10Th May
state that the Raiah of Ladwa was on his way, a
prisoner, from FeroZepore, and that he was TO be
conveyed 10 Umbalah Sickness prevailed mt
Ferozepore, where some cases of cholera had APP
peared, and the small pox had carried OIL several
victims. The Queens 22d regiment was also
suffering greatly from cholera at RajPoIe The
Governor General was AZ Sma, on the 10th May,
having Just returned from visit TO the interior.
The Governor of Madras, the Marquis ofTweed-
dale, confined by illness at Vellore.
fearful accident had occurred during hurri-
cane at Loodianah on the Goth of May. The bar
racks there were blown down, and - men, wo-
men and children of her Majesty's 5Oth regiment
had persisted; l35 have been wounded, and four
The Caleiat Eng'isim1n Of the lst Of June
states that thu 2l.r oil May had been fixed for the
surrender OF ksugra. Tie place, it is said, will
De given up Internationally.
The ship Bombay Castle had been destroyed
by fire on the 23Ih o. NJ y At Saugur
lh- Emperor oi CHINA having ass -nted 10 the
supnlulnns of treaty. subject 10 the final appro-
ba.ion of Queen Victoria, by winch the right oil
entry mo Canton il concrd d TO British subjects
Governor DAVIS ha, issued proclamation, dated
Hong-kong May Is, announcing thnt Chusan
was to be INN, d,ntely evscuated. Mr.. Emsle
n he he he Of lA INN Al
England for the ratification of her M,j-sy
Commercial matters at Bombay were in much
the same state rs those last received. AT Cal
entta the markets were without much alteration.
Al Madras, sales very trifl ny; liz China, generally
speaking, trade was very dull.
Markets.
LoSpor MovEr NArKEr, july ~ we have ad ra-
ther an insc,ive market since last publication The
rates of discount continue low and investments are
psct Of political affairs that little of Hns IFS way into
the ususl mercantile channels, To progress OF po
cal affairs Is much the subject of attention, but attend
ed with much conjecture and uncertainty that there
is no inducemen to commencing operations for u nu-
msrous foreign markets which expected to be open
measures which were formally brought forward by the
Prime Minister in the House Of Commons Monday
night and which will be taken into consideration
again tonight. In many quarters commercial business
has been suspended ane depressed the public bsng
tously awaiting the intentions of the Duke OF yelling
ton and Sir Robert Peel withou. the support Of whom
there now thought to be ooy slight chance for
orites in favor Of further FREQ trade This
oonsderaoa has had depressing effect upon the funds
since Monday. Prices have not Aucuated to any cons
taken place in Con,os Tho state of Political affairs is
adverse to confidence In the but ut the
u%s inc low vaus o. money prevents any material as
premium Exchequer Bills Bank Stock CONTINUES to
advance In value as the ofairs Of tho institution mako
prosperous appearance in each weekly Garstts; and
there every prospect Of the dividend Of per
continuing to be long maintained.
The last quotations for Consols to-day 95s to 95H
for Money and s5k to 9oi for the Account The market
however, Is frmer than yeste rday The other quota
inn uynrA -pa,lr 49, DAD ASy/
New Three and Quarter per Cents 9. "; Long Annu
ties 10 10; South sea Stock los}s ditto New Annui
ties cat; and Exchequer Bills lis TO l5s prem.
The business in the Foreign market has not been
extensive as in the two preceding weeks have the
mand Spanish Portuguese and Mexican BONDS have
been also less dealt In for the half monthly The
fear Of the possible accession of Santa Anna power
is regarded with little uneasiness by the holders of
Mexican stock from the fear that he may be unfavora
bly, disposed to the terms made with the British cred
tors by the existing Of his country. The
Actives are quoted-Brazian sex; ditto Small SIN:
ditto New 3d. Portuguese Five per Cents, Small 461s
a4x; ditto Three per cents 3Gb; Dutch Two and half
per cents 5s and ditto Four per Cents Certificates 81!
able more readily than fer very long time past the set
Element Of the Oregon question having removed much of
the apprehension OF capitalists for the future payment Of
dividends on the State stocks The following the
prices obtained :-Pennsy lvania Five per Cents 60
10 50: New York. 81 to 49, ex div Ohio Six per Cents
81 to So div Alabama 80 TO 63 Indiana 80 to 3D.
Illinois 30 to 81 kentucky ST. per Cents, 81 to SO; Lou
IO0; MARY land sterling So to CO. ex coupons Mssissp
Six per Cents 4s 90 South Carolina sterling 50 to ss
Tennes 81 to So and the shares of the Bank of the
United hates, los to lis. per share.
LIVE, POOL CorroS MARxEr, JuLr 23-ws make no
further emark about the extent of the crop in the Uni
ted Stat that being ascertaned point according to
the stat ments given in previous circulars during
this nth The great subject Of interest for Is
the state and prospects of the Manchester trade and the
rate of consumption generally Upon this point
have less for satisfaction than might have been
hoped for. Not only the profits Of spinning and
manufacturing greatly decreased but have become in
non-remuneratve; added to which, the aci-
ty of sale is greatly abridged at much reduced
this our market has been less spirited
and fatter than II otherwise would have BEEN and we
may say, has been under considerable check. differ
now be very scnshy felt amongst us in Liverpool gen
orally For this Improvement appears must wait,
may contribute hat to the desired end Prices
main nearly as before, with slight tendency upwards.
$500 and 400 suras have been taken specu
lation, and 400 American $50 Pernams and Madras
for export Sales to-day 5000 O00 bales The sales
Of the week amount to s67o bales Ut appears that
account OF Prince Alber visit to Liverpool Thur day.
close holidays)
LoSDos Cons TnApE, July a4-The time intervening
between the sailing of the last and the date Of
present publication 10 short that We have but
little to report in connection with this market On the
10th wheat sold at decline Of s. per quarter
below the prices obtained on the 18th Tho holders Of
foreign wheat would cot submit to the decline looked
for by millers and only retail business done at
about 2s per quarter decline. Flour Is to Is per
sack lower, and the trade dull On the 29d the supplies
brought forward small that the business trans
acted at prices somewhat higher than those
the goth. Free foreign also held easier
rates The greater part of this article unconsumed
of inferior quality injured by long continuance in the
bonded warehouses. Newly arrived American -four is
In good demand at prices varying with the reputation
ofths brands At yesterdays market the wheat trade
remained dull aud few transactions took place that
prices nomnally the as those current on
Monday. Floating cargoes of Indian In
quest for shipment 10 ireland, and Is dearer
LryERPooL Coax TRADE, July 25-Reports having
reached here the 10th of the damage done to the
lrish Potato crop Indian Corn in active request
improved prices. The import Tor the week ending on
the 2ist instant again heavy. On that day, in
nuenced by the fall In Marklane Monday. the
ket duil ot Wheat at decline Of Sd per bushel
Barrel Flour did not move freely of s'e and gave
way % TO is in price The demand for Indian Corn was
somewhat subsidized but prices improved Is to Is 81 per
Or. At yesterdays market Wheat was opened with
hrmer feeling on the part OF holders but the mers be.
ing still much on the reserve, tho transactions In this
grain were rather limited, and the quotations. we're
merely sustained. cargo OF PhiladeInha Wh-s, he.