The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-16

the " Messiah" Will be performed, MIS-. ouiueAAa"u
singing the principal treble song5, Nc
Mr. Creswick is performing Hamlet at Turning
ham. One OF the critics states thai ms hrst III,
tervlew with the Ghost was fine burst OF passion.
We do not see the proprley OF peipg ~ passion
with ghost person very unllk Kelly to return the
Commitment. Fear Is a passion; but Hamlet is inn
pressed with awe and amazemeht.
Lumley. who is still in Italy, has been on short
visit TO Rubin al his chateau al Romano, and has,
it is understood, been endeayorng 70 tempt me grn'
tenore 10 one more "last engagement at her Ma
jesty's Theatre in London. The terms offered by
this Prince of imesars u the prince OF tenors are
described as simply-a blank sheet OF paper TO be
filed up altogether by Rabn, on whatever terms he
LONDON srooK EXCHANGE, Disc. 10, half past 3-The
ter continuing pretty steady throughout the day closed
without any material variation in prices Consos for
Money and Account have declined & New Three-anda-
Quarter /. The Foreign market has been very quiet;
quotations evince tendency in those stocks
which transactions have taken place. Mexican Fives
Threes Railway shares are very steady and hold out
an indication further improvement.
LIvRRPooL CorroN MARKET, Dec. $1,000 more sold
to-day Holders more frm but prices remained without
change.
sthThe sales to-day reached 5000 bales at our last
prices, which are very firm.
LIyrErooI Corros MAR.Er, Dec. 8, P; M.-The cot
onmarket has been exceedingly heavy throughout this
week which closes at decline Of fully Id per h. from
last weeks quotations Of American. Egyptian continues
iii without further decline in price, though difficult to
sell In surat more business has been done at last weeks
were forwarded unsold during last month The sales Of
the week amount to Is bales including 500 American
speculation.
The sales to-day 900 bales all to the trade The
market is steady at yesterdays quotations
HAvRr CoTror MARKET, Dec. ll.-lO6I bales Of cotton
were bargained for yesterday There was not much
previous days. yet the business is fur from being reg
lar The decline OF prices however, does not seem Ike
to 60 on increasing, at least for the present To-day
morning We are calm. There have been some Sales to
be delivered two of them consisting Of 500 bales Orls
sold few days ago ordinary at 6r 60 and So SO
have just been sold ordinary at 67r. This purchase
was made to fulfil contract for delivery, made a
fortnight ago. Everything denotes in the importers
throws the cotton market into great Encouragement
state OF Trade.
BAD bSsys
amounted to panic in our goods market delight
ed to be enabled to state that during the whole of the
dence appears to Be restored and some Of our large
hou:es have bought freely and made contracts for
all widths in printing cloth the spring trade Manu-
facturer printers and are no known to hold
light stocks the time having arrived when houses must
buy Tor the approaching season. and goods being
an extremely low ebb, we think may confidently as
sert that shall have reaction that prices have
seen the lowest. The startling announcement in the
Laws will be repealed denial having been given
~ Is , generally believed amongst commercial men, not
66s I'D to IS I'D and 7as 81 lad In 40 inches an
heavy business has been done.
BRADFORD Thursday, Dec. wool Market-We can
not learn that more is doing either combing or
clothing woods, and the consumption is every week de-
Ginning still there Is no giving way to induce the spin
os b
increased difficulties to know how the spinner rs are to
continue to employ the small portion they have in work
for they do not gain relief either from WOOL at reduced
price yarns commanding higher prices in the market
There evidently course left but reduce the pro-
riod effect the desired change II would appear that The
late clip Of English wool must like the harvest have
been deficient one, and we are struggling under
the baneful consequences of high prices the pre-.
tentative Of extended commerce. Piece Market-The
recent intelligence from America being of less warlike
ness with that country not like to be retarded and
the quantity of goods sent to that market last
wa, not ,a svs to rather ami
market The business done to-day is only limited vet
with this seasonable weather. may expect the home
but lttle but this is generally very dull time being
between the seasons.
LEEDS, Dc. 6.-The woollen trade of this town and
is about brisk generally is in the
month of December. The manufacturers and merchants
no very large stocks of goods hand there il
large the demand never is very extensive a. the
price than hoy were few weeks sro but ne ,SEsr IN
other goods are unaltered, and woods maintain the
same figure they have been at for time past. We
are glad to find that the houses that do the most in the
American trade doing business than they usu
ally do in the month Of Dec Whit we have thus to
speak favoraby Of our staple trade in genernl are
sorry to say that in of the manufacturing vages
around u.s. many Of the small woollen manufacturers
having neglected their legitimate business for railway
year, in great distress not having money to
purchase the raw material for their trade Many NO
doubt will be reduced from working matters mere
operatives.
HuppERsFIELp.-Our manufacturers are complaining
Of trade and certainly the business done the last
few market days has been rather below average
nj ha htrtr hall
the rLeagne panic has passed away we hope to
more business DONE -
HALTAx.-Our market on Saturday was but thinly at.
tended by buyers Prices Of manufactured goods have
slight tendency downwards. There is not much doing
in the wosl trade, and prices not firm they
were.
PARIS srocK EXCHANGE, December 10, Hal-past -Four
The market was rather narmate, and prices tended
slightly downwards. The amount Of business transact
ed was not very great For cash. Elves have fallen 5Oc
Threes 2sc, Roman Neapotan, Portuguese and Hayti
no quotation; Spanish Elves and Threes are unchanged
l5c, Loan 26c. Railway shares nearly all shade
the market from some xPlained cause In the Cou
demand and have all advanced strasburx Dednitiyes
were done at 30fr premium Nantes premium de
manded; Lyons at s0fr premium, and Avignon al 45fr
premium. demanded For account, Rouen have fallen
a0r ST German CTR 75c Avignsn and Orleans SIR each
Northern and Bordeaux ar soc each; esburg air aSc
the Versailles lines Havre vierzon and Fanpoux are
unchanged; Boulogne have risen aft soc. For cash
Northern Versailles LEFT Bank), Rouen, vierzon and
and Orleans, 2fr SOC each; Saint Germaine Versailles
fright Bank), Avignon, and Strasburg are unaltered
INTELLIGENCE FROM MExIco-The following "a
an extract Of letter. dated Vera Cruz, Dec IL, All.
Our minister MR. sidel) was very Aattering ~ -.
eived BY the authorities Of this place. and Known
that he reached the city in safety" file ofth Mexcsu
government paper, the Dioio del Gobiern c.ranIss
from the aad Of November to the lah of Docsnber IN
elusive with the exception Of the Diario OF the 10Th q
December has been received at the Ne yv rs,cet
We are informed By the gentleman in whose aands thee
papers were placed for persua that ey cor tain nothing
articles concerning the foreign relations o. sssico With
me United states or with any othac nation, The D;ea
comment Of The ed orsl article which appeared in ths
National tsigsneer Of the 10th OF september last or
Of article from The 1ro,e Of Ts;sca
on the subject Of the United States and The caornis
concludes by saying that the government Of Mex;cs
ani r now prudent and rcumIec viii soon arouse
Gus hosts upon the oeridious enemy 81 III. Dr. ~