The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16
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FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL
INTELLIGENCE.

9TH ult. ~.
Welearn from Capt C. that neither the Niagara
nor the packet ship Montezama had reachea i.N'
eroool The M. left New York on the 9th OF Me-
vember.
The racket ship Rochester was to sail Tor New
York on the 7th ult. A
The Garrick did not probably leave on 'hs ii'o'
The Atlas spoke the famous ship sea wltcn'
hence for Canton, on the 9th ult., IN ia' 81 oo'
lon. 50 80.
The commercial intelligence received by the
Atlas is very favorable. Cotton was hrm anu
grain had improved. The iron trade was orisK'
There were sold during the week ending on
the 4th ult, $4,000 bales ofcotton, 46OOO OF winch
were taken on speculation. There nad not
single bale of cotton arrived at Liverpool In that
week from the United iStates-a very unusual
occurrence.
The condition of Galica grows every day worse.
The government was wrong in adopting mixed
svstem IL has dis pleased the landlords by favor
mo the peasants, and displeased the peasants by
not favoriDg them enough
The impression was rather general in Paris,
that a Car3t instruction IN SPAN was 'mmf
nent.
In Spain, the new elections are gong on from
Portugal, there is no news
A Genevese journal says that Austria has de-
manded from the Papal government, the amount
of a debt contracted during the Neapohtan war;
threatening, If 1t be not paid lmmedia'e'y, 70 &C.
cupy Ferrara and Ancona.
The great tenor, Duprez, is on the eve OF retlr-
ing from professional lie.
There appears to be no abatement in the last
" popular movement" (the run for fire arms,)
all the provincial journals bearing witness to the
Unprecedented briskness in the gun trade
The total crops Of currants this season IN me
Morea, Zante, Cephaonia and lthica, are esti-
mated 10 haze realised forty million pounds
weight, or about Fl ,S75 tons.
Louis Philippe has written to his holiness the
Pope, recommending more moderation IN his
progress OF reforms.
Another EngIish View Of America.
from the Liverpool Journal, Dec 81
The war in America grows suspicious: Santa Anna
was politely ushered into Mexico by the United States
and vet this dictator by their permission, has done
nothing to terminals hostilities which neither party
seems disposed to prosecute with becoming energy
Gent iorce and Santa Anna without either army
Money talks big but does nothing 1t is not unreasona
since it, or something else has reduced the horrors Of
war to minimum. As we said last week the United
States must compel the Mexcans 20 aaoP' tne means o
In the meantime political change has over the
Union The moneyed interest has again asserted its in
fuence and democracy, which always implies the re-
verse Of wealth. has sustained defeat at the recent cleo
tons Mr. Webster is spoken Of as the next President
and Mr. Polk will have sustain the modification OF
erning through adverse parliament We are not dis
transsrence Of power from one;party another The
riff not likely to be disturbed Tor the American wings
the Fs and
by the Of their love for free trade This IS the
more likely from their seeing now the advantage OF SIR
of the Union reveal unexpected STOCKS OF pre-
stu and the farmers pour down on the ports unheard
of quantities for export to Great Britain and Ireland
Freedom of trade is here doubly blessed and the glad
populations OF Europe will rejoice that the new world
teens with plenty to feed the old The late harvest IN
ue0ClenCy mere,
creates active trade in shipping, and, no Doubt IN
TOR ns eas% The
their wives sons and daughters in the gratifying pro
While the corn crop, however, is large, the cotton
crop is less promising positive sehcisncy Is expect
of the increased consumption 10 our mills As yet how
ever there OF certainty, and as cheap cotton
blessing nd relief in the remaining hope that the
crop may turn out better than is expected
The news ION Changel from America acceptable
to many for left the of the cotton crop doubt
futhe extent of the corn crop certain LETT the demo
crazy in minority and Mr. President Polk in diaicpl
ty. The talk is that cotton will be desrer-must be
that the supply is comparatively scant and that
an early frost would diminish il still further
The general talk was that this il fact in which peo
pie should exu that serious advance in the price
Of cotton would be followed by diminished employment
sort TO high numbers although would economist the
stock, would sadly interfere with consumption Inc
further talk was that there is hing in the state OF par
manufscturing Community in England that Mr. Polk,
with whom many are dissatisfied carried us the
repeal of the tariff and that Mr. Webster and the wings
if they obtain power, promise to renew the monopoly
that they not however so very certain OF success
newa Of exploded doctrines when their adoption might
interfere with their market in Great Britain Inc
new Csnsress on the 4th Of March. An the election,
are not ct over The Mexican is coined into capi
for the Of Sro1g the pubic sss,Sfst
tolersbly well MISREPRESENTATION great evil
Affairs IN Europe.
from the Liverpool Journal, Dec 81
There is q talk on change that some bold measure /
contemplated, that minister's will take their stand
and that defeat they will appeal to the country The
general talk however ia, that nothing startling will b
Introduced that education is 10 be shelved tea dutie
passed over and after three months monotony, &c
neral election will take place: :,
tics The fate Of Cracow does not solitary sigh
and although Lord Pamerston favorte he will fn
slight 9h ms he pOasy
ed absurd and although people wish well to the Poles
and evil to their oppressors there is no stomach Tor tn
war; The French may protest and combst--the opinion
is that they should be allowed indulge alone in thu
pastme.
LONDON MoNEy MARKET, Dec 4, P. M.-The Consols
o. anticipated last week. have improved and for tn
reasons we stated that the obbers had oversod them
selves This is very apparent from the great disparity
in price between Consols and Reduced Consos bein
nearly "a per cent higher in proportion than Reduced
This proportion will however recfy itself;
the public who hold Consos will exchange then
for, Reduced. Much anxiety exists as to the imam
of France. We are much more apprshensive Q
the National than of the Bank finances. II is true tn
bullion has decreased to very great extent but thi
will rectify ITSELF and the greatest danger to be appre
hended would be from the Bank of FIR nee showing any
symptoms of alarm. That establishment is GENERALLY
conducted with the greatest discretion and talent and
should very sorry to II alter from the steady cours
has for many years pursued Of keeping TO one sea
, dy rate Of discount
Money is in rather demand. Three per Gem
Reduced 03y a; Three per Cent Consols 95it buyers
Ditto, Account e5h buyers; New 81 per Cents 9S's
Long Annuities ~ u; India Stock, 25s 81 Excheque
. Bills, 8 TO- Mexican Bends have slightly improved
conseque OF Brother Jonathan being decidedly ip
fix. tie talked most loudly at the commencement OF tn
campaign of walking into Mexico;" he may now pre-
pare we calculate 40 walk out again" We fear this
the 81 ars will be dimmed and the Stripes will be apple
to scourge himself instead Of the Mexicans SPANS
and Portuguese have likewise rather improved
other Foreign Stocks little or no business has bee