The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21

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nine O'Clock approached it was completely filed all the
avenues leading 20 the landing place particularly but
whose purpose indeed every one seemed willing to
cond shortly before ten O'Clock the royal party landed
the latter precisely they entered the station
where express train had been drawn up. No time
quickly the route to the metropolis At the places
where the engine was changed and indeed, at all the
asmonstrations were made The train arrived at the
Eusten Grove terminus at about halpast five O'Clock
The royal party arrived at Buckingham Palace six
O'Clock IN the evening" escorted by party Of lancers
On the following morning they left Buckingham Palace
aud reached Osborne House in the early part of the
Foreign Theatricais.
The forthcoming season In London promises TO be
quite new era In theatricals The managers are
already in the field Shakespeare drivenfrom his house
&C OLD Drury and Coventgarden has sought refuge at
ceived with shouts Of welcome. The production of
Macbeth at the former place the 9th ul strictly
In accordance with the original text and without the
music created quite sensation. Bum has taken his
quarters ut and opened the 9th ul with
prestige unequaled since the days of Eiston Opera
ID Inst, With the ascSool for he has an excel.
band MaOready, the Misses Cushman, and Madame
Thion engaged at the Princess which opened the
starring at our Theatre Royal during the past week
The "Fl.wsrs Of the Forsst has been produced with
John Duck In the "Jacobite," has elected shouts Of
laughter nightly The pair with Miss Kathleen Ftzwil-
banner Of Madame vestris at The y Lycsum where
soas through he Provinces G r.tarn as
omit to mention an act Of benevolencs on the
part Of the Swedish Nightingale at Norwich, She
their having been obliged to lower the prices from los Sd
to os In consequence of the of Of
the sum with the bishop to distribute among the
poor She also left handsome donation to the Deaf
and Dumb Institution London in which she took par
ticuiar interest. Lumley has gone to Milan to engage
Made. Angri, who, in accordance with the name, will
doubtless create rage for Italian opera Mrs Butler
mas been performing at Glasgow with great success Mrs
Nisbet has been doing the at Brighton previous to
her appearance at the Haymarket the opening night
Poor Donizett the composer still remains state of
mental arrangement in the neghborhood of Paris but
hopes are entertained Of his lat least partially recovery
on the Sth with concerts He has been
months In Switzerland and there composed quad
rifle, which he entities The Swiss Quadrile" On dit
tnat new play by Bulwer, will be produced shortly at
the Prncesss and new opera, founded on, and to be
called "Pizsrro the brstto by Charles Rosenberg and
ment Of Mr Bum Mr. and Mrs Ksan appear . at tSs
Theatre Royal, Manchester the sth in the Game.
being their first appearance in England since their
Faslli0ns for October
The autumnal dresses frequently ornamented with
velvet Of contrasting color and demopge sleeve point
I'd cuffs. fixed by . velvet n9ud, and on the founoes
several Of narrow velvet The form Of dresses varies
but little; corsages are always tight ornamented In
variety Of formed of chefs in
guimpe, witch buttons; new style Of guimpe trimming
forms series Of leaves initiating oak SO placed
trariwse from the throat to the bottom Of the skirt in
creasing gradually In size Among the newest materials
for travelling dresses and robes de chambre Is the
cachemrs with application Of cschsmre on the front
Of the corsage and ehateaine in rich pines
otao ~ 0egn 20 ss,oms an ca
Capotes OF tsetas made with pinksd trimmings and
n@uds Of velvet inside the deep color Of which forms
straw are lined with de Naples and in
side by peoples and tue Of pale color with double ba
pnked taetas Cooks feathers will again fashona.
BILE, one half black, the other green blue, any
trasng color Another novelty the marnbouts and
foettes glaces, with the wings of insects the
various tints having much effect both by candleight
the autumn the prettest of casimer satn and satin
DC Chne.-London and Paris LADIES' Magazine 81
Fashion.
lCircular Of Messrs. Barring, Brothers Col
m sss
restrictive system still further by fixing their minimum
rate Of discount at 81 per cent for bills exceeding
one month to run, charging per cent from one to
two months refusing at the same time to lend upon
Exchequer bills government securities. We regret
involving since last liabilities little short
about f3OO0oO0 sterling Including several large East
general gloom the produce markets, and prices
with very few exceptions have experienced decided
depression Consos have declined and close this after
noon at s4S to Ss4 per cent; Exchequer bills ais dis
The overland mail arrived 2oth ult, with dates from
Calcutta to 9Th August, Bombay 9th Aug, and Canton
25th July In India money market Is improving, and
exchange at Calcutta ruled at Is MA Is TX for six
months bills In China political matters were quiet
Exchange at Canton Is 4d to IS AZ American Stocks
The present state Of the money market has put stop
TO all transactions.
Ps-Ws just received letters by the overland mail,
cutta to l4th instant, but no news from China Ex.
change at Calcutta was ls ll14, months and money
their outside estimate of the indigo crop to $4,000
msunds letter from Coates Coz dated Liverpool,
9TH Oct says Our corn market to-day is better2ss
Is asked for -four but thus do not learn that
more than a7s Sd has been paid.
LvERPooL, Dot. 6, l r. M.-Matters look more gloomy
here this morning than before. The whole CONNER.
cia world must soon be brought to stand still II turn
do not take place soon Acceptances only pro-
bankers bills are refused for thot purpose.
The failure in London yesterday of John Thomas Son
Lefevre, large Russian merchants, is likely to
great distress In Manchester their acceptances
given for yarns to great amount.
There Is little demand for cotton this morning. and all
than on Friday last.-European Tsmes
BANK OF EnaLAND.-Au account, pursuant to the act
TN and sth Victoria, cap 49, for the week ending Sep
Issue DEPARTMENT
Notes issued .f22, l9os75 Govt debt eiI o5 100
Gold coin { bullion 1855
Silver bullion. l,0o3,O3o
pf2a,lso.ss E2a.i9oa7,
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Proprietors' capt.. N,353000 Govt securities
Rest -. 80. -. 4,04302 Including dead
rublic deposits TIM weighsannuty) 81 636,34o
GLIDING t.xchequer, Other securities. . 2O,0O7 232
Savings Banks, Notes. ....,. Aha 200
Commissioners OF Gold and silver coin sol 8ss
National Debt and
DividndAccounts) 9Af7,85l
Other deposits 7A8t,U42
Seven day and other
bills. sl97s5
n, ESQ., f8,A7,6 $50
Dated the 30th day Of September, l8i7.
The above accounts, compared with those of last week.
hibit;-