The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

From the London Chronicle. June 10
The accounts from Belgium and Prussia to- day fur
disturbances. As proof Of the depreciation
OF property and the want of money, it is mentioned
ments at Client which only six years ago let ut a
yearly rental of so OoOf (about f32OO, had realized
only 2lOOOf, or about fS40 sterling To give some
idea the cost of the buildings it Stated that it had
been estimated that the bolts to fix the walls the
chnrry and steam engine cost as much as the whole
purchase money But this Ia not the only instance Of
the deteriorated value of property. The refinery OF
NJ dc Meulemeiser in the centre Of the city Ghsnt
had lately been disposed Of for only "a 0O0 rather
less than $1,000 sterling, being much below its original
cost.
The serious nee related of the
state Of feeling in Prussia in consequence the
cent events there is the great number Of families
ed to no less than 10000 and which it is observed is
daily increasing Many Of the houses and shops
closed aud there is real value for any description
property
By the arrival of the Hamburg mail to-day further
particulars respecting the of the Danish
are received The Admiralty Court at Copenhagen
had the Sd instant condemned lawful prizes the
Concordia Hanoveran vessel Pfeil Henrietta Angus
burg vessel. The Johannes had also been condemned
but her cargo released. The huoys in the Schmaefe
have been removed, except Nos and and the blue
buoy. The Russian frgate Palas, with the Archduke
Constantine on board, accompanied by the Chrab
steamer left Elsinore Roads the 3D. and it sup
posed purposed proceeding to the Belt. A Russian
squadron is said to have been off Hea the
instant
Money at Hamburg remained plentiful Bills on TO-
reign places not much wanted
The IMPORT from the Amsterdam Bourse announces
the national funds firm with tolerably brik bust
ness in integrals. Austrian stock weaker, but
Russian continued huoyant In commercial matters
the coffee market is reported quiet, the trade looking
hands Of the Dutch Trading Company, amounts to
s04 600 bags. The public sales of Java sugar by the
company at Rotterdam, on the Both ult amounting
o. 994 baskets had been well attended and the whole
readily disposed Of at I5ff to 3liSf being slight
advance on the rates for ordinary and the reduction
to an equal extent the better sorts compared with
the rates of the previous sale the 3Oth March
The refined market was firm an the stock limited In
digo continued in some request, and some lots of the
last sale had been resold At small advance The stock
the LIT inst 900 chests against $50 year
and 600 do mt the period in 1916 The imports
during the year to the period, had been sO6s
chests against chests last year and 5393 chests
in 1916 at the same period The market for rapeseed
for delivery was firm AS also lnseed Th. wheat trsds
had been dull especially for Polish sorts well red
descriptions, and prices had experienced sensible re-
ducon. but the market afterwards became frmer RYE
was in better demand Mt lower rates.
In taking our usual review of the business Of the
that improvement has taken place since re-
port. The amount done this week is not largo a.
during the previous six days. and in most articles
lower prices have been accepted in order to effect
sales
The sales of West India sugar have been small the
quantity disposed of being only 1O40 hhds and tierces
During the earlier period of the week the market was
weaker closed better to-day Refined sugars have
gone Mt decline Of Is and there sellers at
54s for brown grocery and at 55s for standard Jumps
Maurtus has gone at reduction of Cd to Is but sold
better to- day. and realized higher prices good yellow
to 800 Cd East India descriptions beer steady
and Madras this afternoon sold at full rates. There
has been extremely little done in foreign sugars
In cafee, the better qualities of West Indian have
with attention, but prices are rather lower
as also for East Indian Native CeyIon is Ga To- Ia
cheaper but fine plantation has good demn nd at fun
rates
The tea trade Is dull and heavy. Prices are lower
for most descriptions. The public sales have gone Off
languiily
In rice there has not been much done and tho mar
ket has had heavy appearance.
BANK OF EroLANp.-An account, pursuant to tho
Act and Vic cap 80 for the week ending Saturday
the I'd day Of June, 1s4S.
DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued E26S6OOO Government Debt ell
Other Securities =. =. 2gylGW
Gold Coin and Bull
lion. 1lf55Osl