The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
ARRIVAL OF THE ROCHESTER
TWO DAYS LATER
+ r ON E u R O P E.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
u. IL

arrived yesterday from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 7th ult.
This gives us, however, only one day later mar
ket intelligence.
There was an arrival at Charleston on the 18th
inst, with dates from Glasgow to the 18th ult.,
but the vessel, the Perhshire, brought no papers;
and the Rochester's advices are, therefore, late,
and of value.
The commercial intelligence from Europe con-
tinues good fo- this country. The cotton and
grain markets were firm.
There had been no arrivals from the United
States.
1t is rumored in Liverpool that a new Minister
would shortly be sent out by the government, to
replace Mr.. Ouseley in the River Plate.
The last accounts from the department Du
Nord, in France, speak OF an almost general fall
in the price of corn.
We annex all the intelligence of any interest =
THE ConN QUESTION IN ERArcr.-The Moniteur Of
Wednesday, publishes the following letter. dated Odes.
ga, l2th ut: 81 have the satisfaction fully to confirm
that which have already announced several times that
the force OF produc ion and the extent and fertility of
the lands which supply the Odessa SUCH that it may
be asserted that il is impossible to exhaust them and that
from them Of wheat and other descriptions Of grain No
withstandipg the enormous shipments made in August,
and October last there still exist in the stores
wheat. and about of barley The price of wheat
varies according to the quality from six to eight silver
Change IL canal ~ from Iof 40 20 Is s h 1so " ex
in the stores The price Of rye s from 7k to SKI the
s,"rs. arc In NJ bsnJs of xnor ,r"h. yo AZ ui1
ready sold But We receive daily supplies in
nnatv of The last hsrvsst in thc three Poi;sh nrn;".
We expect 500 900 bectoitres Of wheat from the Dnies-
sea IL not and The cold = modsrat S, th h;
6nd a d;ficnitv In arriving and thera &c num up
waiting M Constanf;nonla r. nroceed n tho RIao
The tame want of masps IF copvsverc. Ti, =; IN n
nube There are from s0 0O 10 eOO Oo0 hecto,rss ~
wheat at GaIar and as much at Braia which wait ship
ming The same journal pubIishes Latter from Mar
seles which staes that on the 2bth o6th and o7,h MI
there arrived in that port IS ships laden with So zoo hec
tores of corn and 18th with $500 barrels of -four from
New York being the first cargo Of that nature rece we'd
from the United States
r.. a. w,,r - c... IT. ~,
h Of C or nf on american Cham-
Ch.u,hov ~ erd M,n,,fss... ~ " tne
the following resouton which would he a1 e hn
mnortor. ~ cotton IN th;s tnu,n ca S..;. W, y tno
M 49,, Cownia;ts ha h a usi0 s Wouca Iigio.
ss nf .;eS, m Cation nerS f " ts eauent
and II hsv;6r hesU rsnre.antsS that IN no 0Ga o.a.es
this io ; s ;vo;cn nts", y. may dnssances
t;nsS h ~ \; s oS' su ne Weighs as
ont haw;r~ " ra a;gh.d On sh;nwan. P.., win.
Was rssoiyed That With p 70 r. ~ Jui W.: y
!, nos 20 narson. ~ ouy 'n.s eviI,
tha cn,ton 70 vs;ghad On ds,;vavu aIosu " nave
;nsr >'"'''e |D@m'
'"e 49, 10. III. 49,. ;.
- HE ZoLLvEhEIN.-Ihe report IS again current in
Germany OF the approaching accession OF Hanover and
the other states OF the north Of Germany to the Customs
Union Hanover above all, is said to be deerm ined
the point Negotiations are stated to be actively in pro-
If ths cSsmhsr o WHICH ae
OF ecH nsr o. and Pa
and dierentai duties are the iavorite ideas Of these
statesmen On the other hand, Mecklenburg schwerin
Is sad 10 nave refused ner adhesion to the contemplated
union
mr.. r
Fail Election In the United States.
~, lfrom the LONDON iimes Dec ~
Mr' Weosters speech 10 the Boston wings exhibits in
OF British and American po'ics Had the speaker, like
bis ceeornted countrymsn slept generation in cave,
appearance more langhable figure than he must do to
every man OF sense in TINS country Without venturng
rather too far almost undsnaSy arus
snat we are weapea from me Stimulus OF party Be the
to S%so the public as 81
party win leaders ana with cause to be
defended against moiety OF The nation with elaborate
estimates Of gains and prophecies Of cleo
toral conversions he would be secuted by almost any
constituency io this island they would wonder what he
When. too he proceeded to unfold miscellaneous
budget OF measures 10 be defended unite death simply be-
% @ on the shield OF
England will no longer take their principles on trust
from political adventurous We are left to infer that the
SECTORS o, boson nave yet something to learn in this
respect H. al least we are to Judge from the frequent
cheers which interrupted Mr. Webster and 1.-The perfect
torrent OF applause" amidst which he closed
promising promising and probably as fallacious as
the prospects OF our own frotecuonsts some half dozen
years since ne DAY mas come when sound principles
nave al enSth been impressed upon the great central
Roi,on OF me On1on; nad done excellently in tie
ana the south East ana exceenty in the steady West
6u neveItneiess, wnhe view YORK rennsylva nia aid
Onio were sinsI Ia, our oimcuiv was great We re-
qured mem 20 come FORWARD IN tne great work OF main
IAN souno wing princpIes nere was our hope".
VIII no. carry OUT Leadels tnrougn al the states and
ne ie.s wnich es1Dnsn the TACT OF great
S Wn,g aesPlscence enough 20 say hai the United
STATES s,e wnkne 70 sense 9, tner soundest interest
anu anu mus unaouu.ea virtue are Young the wing
ucket ana returning am. roIkers, VINO, II the world
sai as. ions eoug sna ne!e are NOT some very un
~ seen IN ane eoous VIII az least save
S, seeora ediyn y, .ns' ..snoent oucn Is the
pa =, . ~ MI, w. o; we WIN
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recollection ~ nrev;ous stats or r. n oil Isrsnso
scams wmo sny~ LsrS1 sbnnsana . dn' .ns
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