The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19


through the house and round OF appsuse-re-
ne~ed again and sgain-saluted the poet and show
60, IN most gratifying manner, the respect OF the
people ct Glasgow Tor his genius and character
6tasgric argus
BRAHAM The VccALIsT.-The great tenor gave a
concert ~ the ST. James's Theatre lately. which
was crowded Ia every part Braaam himself, who
was "a excellent voice and spirits, sang as well as
mutton braham both much improved since last
season. The latter gave Balie's song. When
nne has be'eft thee" admirably, and we'll desev-
ed The applause with which he was rewarded Miss
Maria b Hawes was deservedy encored in the
song Z Ere intsncy's bud" from Mehu's oratorio
81 Joseph which she sang with great taste and feel
Ing.
Madame Albertazz has been' entirely successful
NJ Vienna.
Madame Rossi Cassia Is discovered 10 be the
Norma OF Normas by the opera public Of Anstcr-
dam.
Barnard Gregory, editor of the Safnlst has been
playing "Shylock" at the Strand Theatre
Miss Hays has appeared Iat La scala, Milan, as
Linda dl Chamounl" and really seems 10 nave
Pleased tor she has played the character ninenghts
IN succession.
Mr. Love, the venfrIoq1ist, appears tor the last
illne, tonight al the Great Georgestreet Assembly
k0oms. His entertainments have attracted large
audiences, and Justly so, seeing that they the
bert 0t tue kind ever introduced to the people OF
Liverpool
Mr. Lynne in tragedy, the Boleno Family in the
Is,
with orhcr attractions, have drawn good houses at
The Liverpool Ampitheatre. which continues to be
ably managed by Mr. Copeland
Markets.
LoSDov MoNEr SHARE MARKET, Dec. lathe
'sudency OF public securities rather downwsrds the
natural result of state OF uncertainty Consols have
DIV at e2t Reduced Three Cents. have been last
cone at s2t the Three and Quarter New 9if, and Elk
.o Sfq0s' BINS y = p'" Bank stock has been done at
ihe foreign bonds have not participated in tho decline
IL English securities. Cuba Bonds have been sold at 81
Grenada 2oa Deferred A. Mexican 30, Peruvian as Por
rgnese Four per Cents So Spanish Five per Cents 49,
ani a.alf Cents o. Dutch Two-and per Cents
90 an the Four per Cent Certificates 82t.
b L me can re ssd Of the railway shares further than
Fces are at the same time rather dropping, for the
reasons above stated
Quarter before Three Consols for Account 92i
10 p M.-The mann of paying the railway deposits
TO the Accountant General has been resuscated and
lious are in circulation with respect 10 n The
amount has been stated much as fs5 900 900 and il
Is asserted that the Speaker has to allow the
hank 10 take pay by nstalments The latter state
inent "a 10 be on authority, but doubt its nuthen.
'icity nevertheless We also greatly discred sup.
posed amount of railway deposits aud un,il il
70 50 much as 10000 900 els 600 600 Many compa.
uies have deposited their plans who have not obtained
nos be able 10 proceed 10 Parliament IT. however so
large as ELS 900 900 fIo 600 600 or less
we're taken out of circulation in coin and bank notes il
would be attended with pressure for money
y requires no science to arrive at that conclusion
case, rs the duty of the Executive to meet the evil
by timely arrangement 1t appears to that the
Bank OF England can receive payment in any form the
directors may think fit because the Accountant Gen
eral has simply TO see the receipt of the cashier"
lie s not called upon TO direct tho of making the
paymen That is left to be settled between payers
receivers An egreeme ut could be made provide for
il bills OF exchange were accepted the bank would be
hnswersoe IN the event OF default to retire them when
;ney arrived az maturity II must be admitted that there
- no evidence to warrant the suPposion that the gis
asure contemplated the use of bills OF eAchunge in effect.
irg the transfer OF the railway Deposit was assumed
that the transfer should be made by fae payment
q money from the various banks aud nttees holding
I've deposits to the Bank of England bis, believe,
cannot be disputed: neither be denied that
the extent Of the operation has far exceeded in mag
nitude anything contemplated Tho Legislature never
mat much 10 oo0i 600 OooL OF 80 900 OO6
could be called for to comply with tho standing
orders, within fourteen days after the commence.
ment Of any session of Parliament. An unforeseen
emergency has arisen, for which provision has been
inade We are convinced that it may be managed with
out producing serious convenience, and that il is
necessary to make the transfer in coin and notes
Attic same time do believe the story that the
peaker has consented to take payment of the money by
lastamsnu We disbelieve that statement because the
Speaker .as not the power to do The object might
Re attained. however, by short Act to be introduced
Tor the purpose the FIRST day that Parliament meets and
- the assumption that il would pass the transaction
could be arrange mean time according to its pro
ssions With this object in view the bank might be
sxceptonable securities in payment and 10 lend out the
same when received on suitable terms, according to
circumstances
The following are the official returns Of the exports of
the precious metals from the port Of London for the
week eadipg Thursday last: -
Silver bars to Rotter ......... as 600 OF.
Silver bars to Hamburgh. .............. $500
Silver coin to River GAMBIA. .......... las
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARxgr-Dec. l2-our market
has been less abundantly supplied with American Cot
ton this week and the decline of I'd per ID noticed last
Frijay in good ordinary and middng qualities, has been
regained Brazil and Egyptian heavy Of sale, and
Sipsr 40 lower surats are without change, and Sea
Islands also 800 American have been taken specua
ton.
The prices declared by the Committee Of Brokers this
week for fair Cotton ars-Bowed 4td Mobile AID, and
Sales from the 9th to 18th December inclusivs-sO Sea
Island - IS! sio Bowed 81 a eea0 Orleans, 81
500 Mobile, ~ AT $50 Pernambuco, 81 4; $50
96 40 =
LONDON Coar ExcHASeE-Friday Dec l2-ror the
past week market has been completely paray
the statements made in the Times as to the intention Of
ministers to propose an immediate repeal Of the
laws The trade still kept in perfect suspense in
seluence OF the resignation Of ministers In the late in
tTval OF absence Of demand, almost all grain lost
value but its dcult to say to what extent ~ sellers
cannot promote business by any reasonable concession
70 buyers We therefore unable to make any other
report than very great depression and prices nominal
LIvkRpooL Coax ExoHASoK-Fridsy, Dec. lathe
resignation of mnise reported here in the afternoon
OF yesterday. served TO place the trade in still more
anomalous state than before At market this
ing, however, the holders OF wheat, seeing in
pressing sales at further reduction, adhered rather
steadily TO the rates of Tuesday succeeding in the Dis
posal of few parcels Of Irish only all other kinds
81 both new and old remaining nominally without any
auotable change in value Flour of nlf descriptions,
being unsaeable to-day declined at least H. per
sack aud barrels, in which business apparent,
may be considered somewhat cheaper Oats, although
not plentiful in slow request recedng Id per 4sb;
nni oatmeal beyond few parcels taken TOR Scotland
moved sparngly at last quotations All other free ar
ces in the absence Of demand depressed in
value Alter the close Of the market about 5000 barrels
OF states -four under lock- put to auction in ots
bu 2ss 81 being the highest price offered refused
and the whole subsequently withdrawn at sos Bonded
wheat without inquiry.
LOSDos cOHs EscsAsas Dec io.-The downward
movement IN prices of agricultural produce continue
and the purpose OF the articles winch have appeared
IN the Times mas been 10 create state OF uncertainty
and doubt alike injurious to the farmer, the han
and miller il has succeeded TO admiration. Though
party seems disposed 10 believe that the TIMES had
sntaoHiy Tor making the startling assertion that minis
tera had come finn Of fha