The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

The Sarah Sands is chartered by the govern
ment to carry ship letters : to New York, on the
10th Of October next. The Syria, from Montreal
and Quebec, has arrived. with 4,9iS barrels of
flour, some bacon, and 300 bushels of peas, from
the former port. The Esther and Elizabeth have
also come from the same ports, with similar car
goes.
The sporting. world are on the qa .p,re for the
Cesarwitch stakes, to be run for shortly. Colonel
Peel's Palma is the iavOrlte.
The news from abroad, and also from Ireland,
not being of the most pacific character, makes sad
havoc with our money market. 1t is impossible to
say, from one day to another, how secure it will
be.
PosrscRIpT.-T Bank of England has Just had
the afyearly meeting oithe Court of Proprletors,
III order 10 declare the rate of dividend. Some of
the directors were in favor of declaration of 81
per cent, free from income tax, but it was opposed
! by others, and finally agreed to decide the ques
ton by ballot In the course of a day or two.
The French Republic.
The following is a return Of the Bank of France
to the 2lst instant Assets, Qncluding cash and
ingots) 100 l7,67S II cash at the bank 9S,-
Gas 98l ,62I H. The return is more favorable, and
shows an increase of cash on hands amounting to
T. 9172oo3 30; and Of cash in the bank, 2,4s40o9 On
the whole they are satisfactory.
Rumors aoat here that Ge neral Bedau having re-
covered of his wounds will receive the appointment of
Minister Of the Interior which Bastde had assumed
adintem The proclamation of Louis Bonaparte at the
Hotel de Vile on Thursday was hailed with great de-
light by the band of the National Guard striking up
and part of the crowd responded /" Vfce rEmpe-
reur ~ Fire Nopoieonr'
Italy.
Late advices from Turin have come to hand Genoa
is said to be in state Of open revolt against the
vernment, and political society there in whose
hands virtually the authority has chose it's pre-
sident De Boni, republican, and friend Of Mazzini
This individual had been arrested and carried Off to
the and was received in triumph by the popu
lace although his return in lite of and defiance
OF the government He had just issued protestation
signed by him president Of the society which in the
Aa cd nnrv npfar nv ha Ktppa nnuA
Durando declared illegal and unconstitutional,
and the General is set at defiance. Another society,
confederation is formed At Turin These two societies
form the real power of the country.
Naples.
We stated on Saturday that the British and French
commanders demonstrated against the mode OF pro-
ceediDg adopted by the Neapotans and urged that
Genei al Flangieri had ample powers forces at his
command to carry the town at the point of the
bayonet and that to destroy 1t by fire cruel and
violation of the principles of all warfare When the in
telbgence OF what was going on reached Naples, Ad
miral Bandn wrote to Admiral Parker expressing his
Indignation at what had been done, and inviting Ad
pension of hostes on both Sides until instructions
could be obtained from their respective government
Admiral Parker cheerfuy agreed to this and the
admirals despatched orders to the respective captains
in accordance with this and comma nding them imme-
diately to fire upon the citadel il any further host
ties should be carried At the date of last ad
vices Naples was quiet. The Queen Mother died on
the 18th or Sept.
The West Indies.
The West India steam ship Tevot, her outward
voyage. sustained damage to machinery, and
ct Bermuda after having bee overhaued IL was CON
cluded to send her home to England for repairs but
await at Bermuda the arrival of the Severn with the
homeward nail from Havana Mexico, &C. She has
Southampton has been looked for with great anxiety
by the commercial public interested in that quarter
OF the world Up to the hour at which despatch
this express she is not reported by electric tele
graph as having reached that port. We received the
accounts of her disaster from correspo at
Bermuda, via. Halifax, by the Britannia.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, Sept rs = There was a large demand to-day
for Hamburg and the rates rather lower
For Holland and France, good amount changed
hands, at lower prices There good inquiry for
paper on Leghorn and Genoa, and higher prices
obtained; parcel on Genoa commanded consider
able advance the highest price being 80 The business
in the foreign market was to a good extent.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 23-2 P. M.-Cousols,
for account, s6h S61s money S6h S6H.
LONDON CoRN MARKET, Sept IS There is very
little passing in the grain trade to-day, but holders
still manifest frmnes, in their operations; and
although buyers unwilling to pay late rates they
unable to make purchases Of almost any article at
cheaper prices than those current in the early part of
the week. The demand fer American -four keeps
steady, so that full prices paid Indian Germ is
wanted for shipment to Ireland
MANCHESTER Com, Sept %. Our market is steady,
the demand fair and at late prices Old wheat and -four
support the quotations Of last market day. The
Piles of new, which are limited, are offered and pur
chased at lower prices
MANCHESTER Goops AND YARN MARKET Sept. %
We are unable to report any improvement in our
market either for goods yarn Dulness and mac
tvity prevail, and for all descriptions offered lower
prices accepted The orders from continental
buyers are limited inasmuch they waiting the
issue of political events abroad At presentthe cur
rent rates for 10 inch shrtings show decline of 1s
to Sd per piece during the present month Yarns
also I'D to I'D cheaper for current numbers of water
twist whilst mule yarns suitable for the India
are rather nominal in price At present the prospects
ofhe trade not encouraging and in some quarters
further decline expected ere there is renewed sct
witty or demand
LIVERPOOL CorroS MAnxEr, Sept %, Bpm Our cot
ton market to- day remains very steady and the prices Of
yesterday remain unchanged. The sales will probably
extend to about 900 bales the chief portion Of which
Is to consumers.
BRADFORD Sept. 23-There is a fair amount of bu-
siness doing in this market Fancy goods, and goods
partly composed OF silk, in request. In sntici-
patton of injurious results arising from the proposed
change in the German tariff, deputation of our
merchants and manufacturers have been appointed to
wait upon the government, to explain to them the
injurious results arising from this enactment to British
manufactures There Is much frmness in prices. and
in some instances slight advance has been obtained
We have hardly anything doing in yarns. The
worsted fabrics, are fully employed to orders.
NOTTINGHAM, Sept. 23.-Altogether the state of
trade in this district is satisfactory although the home
demand is not active is usual at this period of
the year. In consequence Of some rather extensive
orders for lace for Germany and America number of
additional machines have been set to work The de-
mand for hosiery goods Ia the whole satisfactory
both as regards shirts, drawers, and gloves.
H,vnr, Sept. 2l.-The re action on our market for
cotton and other American produce continues to-day
The sales of cotton during the past two bust days
are but small prices are lower, and still have down
ward tendency The accounts from Paris received
by every arrival of such q character to throw
a great depression all the commercial trans
actions at this port. Breadstaas are also lower
HAMBuRe.-Tbis mornings mails bring us later
| advices. On the Bourse good business was doing
| and paper on London OF long date commanded Inn
proved rates As there scarcity OF this descrp-
ton Of paper short dated bills more freely offered
| and a good amount disposed Of by this mail
Money more abundant, and good paper discounted
freely. Business generally wore an improved aspect
| BRrsLAu.-We have, this morning. advces from
Breslau to the lsth, which report good deal Of &C
tvity in the wool markets there There assembled
| large number of foreign buyers; and the sales
| amounted, in short time, to 1000 lots, at good
| prices In other commercial affairs, things n
| improved appearance.
| viysSA-A letter, under date Of the 18th, to
London mercantile house. states that the funds
| an improved appearance, and promise further to
| mend. The suspension Of the war in Lombardy has
given better tone TO busineaa and reaxed the bank