New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19

steamers came quletly up 10 inc "hdfi al EpstOh
q; g, O'Clock on Wednesday evening, Dee. 10 hay
ing eft Liverpool on the ith inst She arrived at
Halifax on the 18th mast mt a. NJ and en again
ste Experienced strong westerly winds during
the passage. Spoke the steamer Great Western.
Capt. Mathews, from New-Yorl, Tor liverpool on
the 9Th inst. in lat. 5Ol, Ion. 2il. all well She
brought - passengers to Boston-15 from Liver
pool mud from Halifax
The most prominent political news is that ofthe
obliterationhy Russia, Austrn and Prussia of the
republic Of Cracow, the last remnant Of Poland
!! IS nonstrous iniquity
The Cotton market has been in very excited
state The Manchester trade feel indignant Mt the
present movement, which is almost entirely sup
ported by spectators only and such has been the
perseverance with which it has been maintained,
upward of % 900 bags being taken by spectators
since Friday last that rise Of three -cighths OF
penny has taken place within that short period
The light in which this movement is viewed in
London is thus noticed in the London Standard:
"The accounts received this morning of the pro
eeedings in the cotton wool market ut Liverpool
Yesterday have attracted general attention this
morning 1t appears that no less than about 81,
coo bales changed hands, 5000 Of which said to
be on speculation ut an average advance Of ID per
ID and Id per ID. the quotations OF Friday last
In every sense of the word this is movement
much TO be regretted and for which there is no
justiiabe cause.
Every body attending TO the question must be
that the sale of the heavy cotton fabrics has
been for several weeks past seriously mpeded by.
the previous speculative advance in the price OF
the raw material, and that with the limited demand,
from which we have often explained. there
IS not even proximato prospect OF obtaining cor
responding movement in goods and yarns general
". Profits and wages must therefore both suffer,
ifthe system is successfully persevered in,
The share market during the last day or two,
has shown that the legitimate lines have not de-
creased in the estimation Of the public The old
shares have risen in value while the otes have
retrograded.
The English ports not to be opened
Indian corn was at Sos to SIS per quarter
American -four had advanced Is Dbl in Liver
pool closing Sd inst. with downward tendency
Twelve of the royal family of Persia have died
of cholera. This plague is extending westward
Fourteen hundred persons have died of it in Bag
dad
The circular OF Messrs Wilkinson & Jewsbury
in alusion to the present stare of trade says
The expectation of Cotton and W oolen Goods
shows decrease of 1290663a in the nine months
Of this year as compared with the period last
year while Hardware Cutlery, Machinery, Metals
and Goals show an .rcreose aud as the latter are
the entire produce of British Industry It's consoling
that this branch is on the increase
The Official tables Of the trade OF the country
sho7 that as regards Live Animals the importation
l,-g ai1,l ,1,o Nf Lost nv
than lou, times In Provisions the increase this
year over the last Is loo per cent. In Coffee the
excess over last year amounts three millions CT
pounds The importation Of Tea has also LARGELY
increased.
In The month OF September there was Tue largest
delivery OF Sugar on record an excess OF 100000
cvts beyond the corresponding period of last year
The tables show upon the whole. an enormous il
crease in the importation and consumption Of food
one Of the mos; gratifying facts connected with
th0sibera,iziug ot The Tariff which asmarked the
policy Of thu countrs during recent years
The revenue authorizes have permitted mon
wood species Of cedar or mahogany the pro
5ucc Of America. 10 be admitted dee.
better feeling exists in monetary circles; in
the course OF last week the rise in Consols has been
considerable. There is now no reason to appre-
hond that the Rank OF EngIsnd will raise the rate
Of interest albeit fears thar head prevailed souie
r,Iac ago
The NewNork raclsctshp VICTORIA. on her re-
cenr arrival in London brought as part OF her cargo
$50 bales OF American Hops, which excited some
attention in the city of London. This article viii.
pyobably ander our new liberal commercial policy,
become one OF considerable Importance to the
American grower
Lord and Lady John Russell entertained at din,
uer On The 23i ut at their residence in Gresham
Place ,hl American Minister and Mrs Bancroft
the Prince de Lowens,ein Secretary q: the Prus-
sian legation the Duchess OF lnveness. Lord and
Lady Ashley, Sir Charles Adam, Right Hoy.. Fox
Maulc, Hon. Harry Gray, aud select circle.
At the election OF the mayor OF Nottingham, Mr..
Grips formerly citizen OF the United States,
was unanimously elected,
Abd.el Kader is reported to have entered the
province of Oran at the head of 500 cavalry.
\ ship which has arrived at Liverpool from
Shanghai. has brought 300 bags OF Chinese alum.
n considerable quantity Of Potatoes has been I'm
ported into London from s.. Petersbarsh.
The Spanish papers call on France and England
&c establish monarchy in Mexico, to save that
eountry from falling into the American Union,
Ireland Is enjoying more tranquility. snd the
Landlords have adopted Efficient and Successful
measures for the reliei OF she people.
Gen. Flores. the South American renegade is
reported to have sailed nom pain, with one thou.
sand picked monarchists to conquer the erpbH1 OF
the Ecuador
Tie Great British is sill ON the rocks
Belgium hiss opened her ports until Oct. !. ls41,
sha the export Of food is prohibited.
The Pops has authorized the people OF Rome to
organize saeir own local police. An immense coz
cessou.
The oaeep of Portugal is ia critical posipqn.