The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
RECEIVED BY THE
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, AT BOSTON.
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL NEWS.
STATE OF THE EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.
THE COTTON MARKET.
The Emigration to America.
&c. SC. Sc.

sc. sc. Sc.
| The purchase of French stock by tho Emperor Of
Russia and the affairs Of Spain had excited very great
attention in. the money market circle
The principal interest of the Parliamentary proceed
ings relates to Ireland The battle in the popular
branch of the Legislature still Lawso that the
government have been debated great length,
and amid much opposition-the amendments have been
various but most of the shared tho
| Lord Morpeth has introduced bill into Parlia-
ment which proposes to establish n board in Lon
den for protecting the health Of towns and regulating
all measures bearing upon that object The bill pro-
to for the lower classes in the great counties
the advantages of improved air light and waterthe
tails Of the volumnious.
A letter from Constantinope states that in conse-
of the large quantities of lately exported
to Europe, disturbance had taken place at sa-
lonca; they at last put down, but the Pasha in
order to avoid the chance of civil outbreak has for
bidden for the present further expectation of grain
The great fast account Of the famine, quite
| rigidly held throughout the British Islands,
Tho distress that exists in all parts Of France is very
great and in some departments carts and boats laden
with corn, have to BIO accompanied by detachments Of
soldiers to them from being piaged by the people
1t is reported that the first steamship, conveying the
French mails, will leave Havre about the first of
month for New York
All the inhabitants of the town Of Eglesbach in the
Grand Duchy of Hcsse 400 in number have
requested permission to be allowed to omgrate to the
| United States.
The number Of emgrants has been really extraordi-
| nary, and in April and May will be yet CREATOR
| Throughout all Germany extensive preparations are
making for emigration to the States indeed some dis
tricts arc threatened with complete depopulation.
From the Boston Advertiser April al
Inc steampacket Cambria Captain Judkns arrived
mere last evening her being announced by e
legraph at o'clock. She made her passage 10 days
Our files Of London papers to the Sd inst Paris
papers to the LIST inclusive She has brought rs
from Liverpool besides who were left at Halifax
and from Halifax The Cambria has brought out in
specie E39O,000, having left 100000 at Halifax
The remarkable article of intelligence il that of
the reaction Of the corn market There had been sud
den fall in the prices of grain of every description i'm
England Ireland and France. This change appears to
nave arisen not much from Of quantity not
outstanding the large importations from panic
among the Spectators who had become at the
high prices.
which reached its greatest depression March 2sth
April LIST It was selling at Liverpool at ATS to per
of the same week The Nepry Telegraph of April lat
says that " on the 10Th of February Indian Corn sold
Guilty disposed of at fl2 to f2 los per ton being fall
of f6 per ton" American -four had declined within
that period from 46s to 39s a 40s.
The prices however had somewhat recovered In the
y unsettled depending much the prospect of foreign
| arrivals In France the fluctuations had been great
US in England.
The British funds were without material variation
but subject to fuctuaton Sales of consos the
dates made ut ssh ss}s Scrip of the new loan
Y q premium. Tho French per cents at Paris were
at 7Sf 65c. Five per lief 65c The quarterly ac
count Oh the Bank OF France published March 18th re-
bullion in London 79l5 % francs.
Mr. Bancroft our Minister in England left London on
the 10Th ut, on short visit to Paris Mrs Bancroft
was present at the Queens drawing da VS. be-
fore
The question between Greece and tho Porte was still
unsettled and there contradictory accounts az to
the part which some of the Courts would take in tho
affair
The Liverpool Chronicle estimates the quantity of
specie likely to be brought out by tho Cambria about
f50OOO0, and the amount during tho month by this
steamer the Sarah Sands and Caledonia little short Of
million.
The Cotton market at Liverpool had improved since
the 20th the date of last previous accounts
mencement of the last month The sales of cotton
ing the month amounted to ll6 800 bales. There
also IN Improvement in the cotton trade at Manchester
The prices Of iron werc without change.
The British Parliament had adjourned for the Easter
holidays Their proceedings for the preceding week
present nothing OF particular interest.
The Courier de Ma,seiHe of the goth, says" We
enabled to state that the struggle which has long
existed between the Marsees and Trieste routes is at
ders that the steamer Ardent which had been placed at
the disposition Of Mr. Waghorn for his different trials
should return to Malta and 1t arrived there the 10Th
The English government has deinitively adopted the
Marseilles route"
correspondent writing from Paris says: The let
ter signed Lola Monies and published by the Times with
leading article to its gratitude to the lady for
selecting II as her organ IL forgery well
half of the stories abroad about that lady The Jesuit
annoyed to find that they have lost large portion
Of their influence in Bavaria and they therefore do
ing nil in their power to cast ridicule upon tho King
whom They now consider their worst enemy 1t is ON
this that the affair of Lola Monies had been
made much Of Bad it Is. and will defend
It, the Kings conduct Is not quite absurd is
sented."
I'VE have again the qualification to announce says the
London Post the approach Of an event calculatedo in
crease the domestic happiness Of our Sovereign and the
Prince Consort Her Msjestys accouchemcnt it Is con
hdcntly statee, win take place in August next.
The Central Relief Committee of the Society Of
Friends at Dublin acknowledge the receipt by the Cam
bra Of donations from this country relief of the
suffering Irish, amounting to $1,000.
Prince Jules DE- Pognac; the last minister Of Charles
the Tenth of France died the nth ult at St.
main-e Laye, where he had been living in retirement
since he was released from confinement Mt Ham. He
81 years OF age and leaves six children His young
or brother Count Mclchin de Poignac formerly aid
de-camp Of Charles X, Is still living His elder brother
the Due dc Polignac, died about month before.
The Inauguration of Prince Albert Chancellor {
Cambridge University took place Mt Buckingham palace,
in London on tho 25th of March large dcputaton
from the University and many other members arrived
ut the Palace to assist at the ceremony They
ceived in the Throne Room, where Dr. Philpott tho
Vice Chancellor, delivered address to the Prince.
After taking the oahg Of supremacy &c. and other
emones and the delivery Of Latin Grafton by Rev Dr.
Crick. the Prince made address. In the evening
good dinner given at the Palace to the depuaton
and other guests.
The Bank of England return of March 9th reports
the amou It of notes Issued 0340 Gold coin in
the issue department fSS20737. Silver, Ell i99603
Public deposites f66l62S7 Other deposites f94O3 1872
Notes in the banking department f4s76Ol6 Gold and
silver coin f6S5,243.
Daniel O'Connclls health had improved and he had
gone to the Continent On the 27th Of March he left
Paris on his way to Rome DR. Chomel the Kings ply
stefan, Of opinion that IL he would avoid political
excitement he might recover his health.
The Belfast News Letter the 23d ult speaks Of gene
raj gloom throughout the manufacturing districts dur
ing the preceding week Cloths and yarns were dihcu
Of sale at Manchester and lower prices had to be sub
mtted TO. The cotton market continued exceedingly
depressed. The demand for cotton hosiery had been
very much reduced in consequence Of the increase OF
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