The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

advanced matters hair breadth to settle
ment. The emigrant beers may be compelled TO re-
lp1uish their settlements within the Vaal River; Sir
Harry Smith may, as he threatens, conhscate tho
money which IF the beers have left In the colony;
ton and unwillipeness to submit to the Brihsh
government. II they are to be allowed to form settle
ments beyond the Ysal River in the same manner and
on the same terms they formerly allowed to do
within It, nothing that has been gained by their
discontinue but the acquisition Of their vacated lands
very justice If they are to be followed to
every new region to which they may shift their tents
the consequence will be intermnable sucoessiou q
murderous fights like that of Rloem Plaats The ex-
pence that would Be sntailed upon this country BY
such course Of procedure 1t Is impossible to oou-
lecture beforehand and the waste Of life must nsoes
sar be great both among the British troops and the
misguided emigrants, who have many Qualities that
command respect.-London News, Oct 27.
miscellaneous.
The ARCTIC ExPEpIrIoN.-The Lord Gambler, Cam
tain Ill., wbsler, which arrived at Stromness Mon
day. brings intelligence four days later than any pre-
viously received from Sir James Ross The Lord
Gambler spoke Sir James in lat IA deg. 20 min
Bafhn's Bay The Lord Gambler got the bay to
the west ride on the 4th Of August, and Captain Hill
expected tnss tne expedition would GROSS about the
from the s. w. No news of Sir John Franklin.-Nsu-
teal STANDARD.
THE CHoLEaA.-The Times, after the conclusion Of
long article the subject of the cholera, says
There is little for believing the cholers
to DO an Asiatic production than Baltic Importation
purity and want and should be met with the ordi nary
appliances Of cleanliness and care"
Postal ARRANoEMENrs.-The much vexed posta
differences which existed between the United State
% ss ' =.
yet to go before the American Congress for forma
eanction.-Lire'pool Times.
Mr.. BANcRoFT-The Lord Mayor, in proposing the
heaths Of the foreign Minister'S at the banquet ct the
Mansion House, said" regret that sudden indspo
mister from being present but We know that that Ia
Tented and enlightened gentleman has at all times
dial and good ding between tbs Country and
that which he represents.
LOUIS R an r., AND HIS FAs,1r.Ths :a.:sms.se
days ago the members of the royal family Of France
narrowly escaped being poisoned. All OF them were
simultaneously attacked after dinner with acute palms,
and the ex Duke de Ss%ouIs having drank nothing
Analysed and found to contain strong dose of very
by
C]sIemont house is supplied The medical treatment
BY DE- .s m the of the poison
The Latest Liverpool Commercial Summary.
TFrom the Liyerpool Mail November II
AnTERIcAN pRovIsIoNs
We are without arrivals Of beef but the trade ara
upnI,ed Nv the Irish amsr;csu iii So
% nor bodsr 81 Nina n,sans hmvsrO
Of mes, there ID SCARCELY anv left over hs ssss of
bacon again reach about 500 boxes esvpe yery little
an banss az sTvsnca ~ o. to A. i. NV 49,. rSsS
bnt has not vet hem Maid For ant ~ s..ort 1snt
there hs. not hesn nnch doing IN chss.s. damard ~
RsaT Stty ' U,; ueass s t;sa - IN, ~.
s7s "a 70 oSs "a orS,nsrv Eos To ne, ms. Av u
barrel %. Of 200 lbs o0s to esdin.r; 4o. e 90.
338 lbs 00s to OOs ditto mar half hsrrsl iO0 lbs
2Ss sd to ass: pork. United States nrms mess nsr
harreI of QO0Ibs 36s tn h5s nrima nId nos to M
mess family mess &c old 55s to sos: bacon ner cvt
western sis to los shoulders COS TO co.. hans. drv
phses a.. NJ. AZ - s1.' Hut ;aS,; 90 ~ vss
Ordinary sos to $50 Imports from 2nd 10 Sth Noyem
Ss. ,s1j H., 1r1: PORK osil: si.;;:
Ses ar, rora .ns oS, iSsIs
s1si Sa: ss casks $50 loose
'''' '''A'' Dn. :. - 49, -
The stocks Of Montreal pot ashes in the hands Of i'm
os,ng quite dns must DO
and but little DOING small parcel
sSou. S for
sales are bbout 100 tons chiefly Tor chan aIsrv and
sosp making purposes Tailow Continues dull Of sale:
heavy srriyss have caused both dealers ana con.~m
ers to hold Oh in Authorization ofovsr ,rices
is still saleable in small Quantities at late rates Az
the presentduty OF els lbs DER tun on spsrm oil
of ontthe LIST Of January bonded parcels have been in
request at further advance of IS to T5 per tun For
whale or lard oil there is no inquiry and to eject sales
quite neglected and ali the recent Arrivals have bse
to store Spirits of turpentne have been sold as
low as s2s 3D.. but the market has since assumed 9
bbs: common at 8s. Sd to 3s Id. 500 bbIs tar lust
landed broueht l4s For iinseed oil cakss thsre IL
| steady demand without change In nrjce No hsmn
| here The market for rice Ia decreased and saIes
could not be made in quantity unless at reduction
really fne H. however scarce and vantsS In cover
| iced nothing has yet been done
| Ashes-UDited States pot per cwt 3Os Cd; pearl,
32s. to 33s Montreal pot 31s to 32s Cd pearl 33s
to 84s; quercitron bark PHILADELPHIA o. Cd to los
New York, S. Cd to S. Cd; Baltimore, Is TO H. Cd.
lard fine 9s to 4Os; fair to good 3Ss to sos ordina
ry to middng 34s to inferior and grease 2Ss to
$751; talow AS to ass 3D. beeswsx f5 o. to f5 los
preafe butter 25s 3Os; sperm oil per tun f86 to
fsS whale oil f23 to f27; lard, fS5 to f33; turpen-
tine, per cwt 6s Cd to Isl spirits turpentne, 1885, to
34s rosin common, s. Sd. to 3s 3D.; rosn, transpa-
rent g. to 8s tar per Dbl 1885, to 14s iinseed cake,
thick per ton f8 to fS los thin oblong ES 15s to
GO 5s.; hemp, f24 to H26 pig lead, in bond SIS !;
RICE Carolina per cwt 1885, to 21s clover seed 30s to
SIS FAX seed, per tee none here: Timethv seed per