The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04
..,..a - r.Dort tn. passage home of that steamer

promised TO report the pssss8o hoAe VI s"ss ''''
WE ls the pier foot of Clinton street July "a, ct
aud the pilot ne sSs ns. were sitting
az dinner the captain came and apologised Tor having
20 New York get It, but the passengers although dis
appointed, desired him TO proceed
On the asth rope from the arboard bow got entau-
ged on Wheel aud the engine stopped for i've
hours in order co disengagsit
FIR several days the captain was confined to his bed
On the 10Th were on the Banks and sounded In As
from thu time wa left New York up to the slst July
August had stif N. e. breeze and from the Sd to
the time Of arrival In port had strong Wester
ly breeze, with heavy sea-
On tho 7th Of August put into Cherbourg, at o, A.
NJ making the passage from the pier OF New YORK 10
thirteen day. and four hours Of steam, which may %
called very hne passage. At 10 o'clock the same day
left Chsrbourg for Havre, where the passengers "e'
landed at in the evening. ritz, a.
boat. unsurpassed. Sha is so easy ana noa
80 We that avery board OF her ie .n in
feet safety all the way through Her engines woi ~
most admirable manner ali the way without stopping
except rs above stated 49,. mara NJ the
steamers of this Ins which am told, are posrs'Iu ~
the same qualities the Union Inc a,leosoi. no,e
10 ths sasf az of all and considering the difficulties
thsv had TO contend with they have already done
greet deal and entitled TO Tor what might
=, sanrio9 in some details of the service
Th-ir acct in New York has been changed, ana am
told, q very competent man appointed ,,
poL,r,cAL-The Chambers of Peers and Deputies
were closed the 9th instant
MONEY MAnKEr.-Ths state Of the money market re-
very heavy The princi al lay in the great
drain OF specie by the railways besides which loan
OF $50 million. authorized by the Chambers in their late
session anticipated The French treasury issues notes
six months ut os per cent interest, which IL did
few months age at the rate OF per cent only
The general of business is in depressed state,
and stocks OF ell sorts low.
CROPS Accounts from all parts Of France indeed
from all parts of Europe, the state Of The
the most favorable 1t 10 generally stated that this year
s of grains and seeds the largest the
abundant aud the bsstin quality that was harvest
the last tweaty years H,wev-r the price Of bread
Va P,iis. franc per loaf OF two kilms, which 10
very nigh A decline Is cousidtr-d At hand.
PorArsEs The quantity of this root planted lsst
year much less ,hau formally II 10 said that the
appears to rely on the nope OF its hnsl cure.
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IA -. Tn, M Cl.sis az H. n. So
AAeicA "Ai'S -, S""t - -" %
lFfom the Lonaon Io't, dusu't 10
he demand Tor money was To-Day more urgent sgsin,
end great ~ers tne oomp'an,s maie ia many qSslers
Of the aosenc" OF the usuaI oanhns iAcnliss ouou
sate OF n .rs sem however 70 90 usepsraoe from
syaten OF rsos whcn autnoriHts 40 nIon'o 80
Imports Ths arrivals OF grAin ineA' anu 1.nor "Sr
9I-ndlse c1oelne y, To- o' Cy, LII ~ ~ t. I.
large ~ Is shown oy tne Ooseoms p'.is VI o"'Iy Is
reported naeeu that tnsro are sloSs nsy gu ~
VESSELS 10 cue f.vo up , nr,ba $1,000 80 =,
sgnees reuse IN the present state Of Inc anu "
credit TO pay the freight money However the iot may
o. WIN 80 '~s. .s An M, ,o..S ns ~ $500
pol aud the other coosdsraole ports Oh ne Kingdom
extreme tuition 70 osS'nnIs ~ 70
INr'y s W" o., ~ ~ ~, the .Sanss that h.
ss ~ .n'I, ~ TIa IT, ,rac,,nns e. T.; Ins i
tsa-n P''.o ~ s eusu ~. .ns ~ ~ aoae.sn
oi's "ors sus a. 70. uoon Sc ~ ~ ,..
ssy,ee =. iea s he ea one;snt b o rsnhsr1 nov
'tuI = n siseu Ii ~ ne So.. ~ ~ % nioIo
aiserimina'on ha'spensaoe, an" oe .ue ihonenl nn"
uus o'pa Va ~ u1o'' $500 ~ 49," ~"
Tue SUI sues aso, ,s ei1 ~ ,t uls
position on tns suo OF ene " on .eIns
more W en.s ". wy quoseu
mae OASIS little actua, business was zone o1aer .he
no..o,u' ~ 20 ~ up. = si.rs NV
a.ainss IN os may % suppianseo tor me py Inc s1
porsaon Oh gGa sven OF WIN sne ea
"a au 1919 W ,1 S o,aoo ~ -
otsry not period at which commercial men can afford
VI Hlo" W III, isns Js uu.
sVo'uaoe AZ however, inc Dshk Vi Hhsiano are not
Jus. now suolece 70 an aa "a sne precous
h,s wna. t w. s, n my .he , 's".es osns
se.ms 70 b tnat the BOARD will not he Induced tn
apv immsdiate advance in their rate Of discount The
being now pretty well beyond the reach Of con-
tinReucv and as the call for more money IA loud there
strong motives contrary of proceeding
IT. no wsyer an increase be- abstained from relax
would appear to be diff cult IL il be ony on account OF
the high price of cotton which it would be certain
still further enhance to the prejudice of the manu-
fscturrrs spinners In the the conflicting
by which our monetary concerns are in
fuenced, the funds continue exhibit much, and in
fact increasing feebeness Cousols left of this evening
e6X for money and 81 (buyers) for account Ex-
ohequer bills Is dis prem India Bonds done
par both d-scri ptions floating securities show
strong tendency day day relapse discount
The the railway panes the enforce
of calls ut this pecuniary
Ia rredtahe to them so far as it goes nor can It fail to
give high satisfaction the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer aud the Bank of England Were they to proceed
with their operations to the fu authorised by
Parliament IL cannot be doubted that their debentures
would drive Exchequer paper while it bears higher
interest than present. speedily and eectually OF
the market circumstances the possible occurrence Of
which member of the Administration to have
had the penetration to foresee.
The foreign securities generally had dropping ap-
pearance with little doing 1t was but the
settlement not attended by difficulty; for not
whstandng the pressure Tor money there has been too
small amount OF business during the fortnight to give
rise TO such event
The share market was excessively dull the business OF
ths the chef attention OF the specua
tors and brokers.
The foreign exchanges were thus quoted. though, as
We have already ntmated the rates were influenced by
the dtrust Of the usual buyers owing to the
cal arrangements reported from tho continental cities,
the full extent OF which has yet to be asc"rtainrd
From the London Herald Aug 1871
The result of the harvest in ireland SO far as Il has
ve, been ascertained is yery satisfactory From ali
as of the country the concur in stating that
Inc wheat crop will be more than an average and a
Ure.t norton of IL has been sscured in npe cop