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

mittee OF Inquiry, would end yesterday, without
| any serious incident.
The bill for reducing the postage on all inland
letters to I'd. each, was passed by the Assembly on
| Thursday night
The Pope's Nuncio was received by Gen. Ca
vagnac on Thursday, as the Papal Ambassador
| to the French Republic.
Reported Revolution In Nussia.
Advlces from Breslau, Aug. Is, say revolution
| has broken out simultaneously at st. Petersburg
| and at Warsaw Travellers who have arrived
here from Russian Poland, UNANIMOUSLY confirm
| this intelligence
The Emperor has fled to Cronstadt. A provl-
| sional government has been established at st.
Petersburg. Further details are as yet not known
The Prussian messenger at st. Petersburg has ar
rived here, with the Vienna mail.
| The same train has also conveyed a Russian
courier who says he will not vouch for the authenti
| city of this intelligence from our correspondent
who in general may be relied upon, although we
must confess there are grounds for dsquletude, on
account of the uncertainty Of all news coming from
| Russia.
| The ByeSau Gazette contains the sa me Intelll-
gence but adds that nothing has been heard of the
emeutes which were reported to have broken out
at Warsaw. That intelligence, therefore, appears
to be without foundation.
| The London Times of the Goth ult., doubts the
| above.
The Vienna papers OF the 18th and 18th ult., re-
ceived this morning, state that the cholera is raging
in the interior OF the Empire, and that the disease
is exceedingly malignant at Riga, where as many
| as one hundred are carried of daily, out of po-
pulation of 40, 600 to 81, 900 inhabitants.
1t is remarkable that the parents of many of the
patients who have recently died of cholera, were
carried off by the same disease IN 1881 and 1892
Barings Circular.
LONDON, Friday, Aug 25, 1s4s.
We have little change to notice in markets this
week. For most articles Of colonial and foreign the
demand continues anguid and prices have been bare
y supported while the upward tendency in the value
Of breadstufs suggests possibility of export of
specie being required and one desires to extend
their engagements in the interim. The bank rate Of
discount still remains at SO per cent; but money Is
rather deaIer other quarters Our funds keep fair
| ly steady, Consols, to-day, leaving of at s65S.
By the overland mail which arrived the 21st inst.
We have dates from Bombay and Calcutta to the LIST Of
July; Hong Kong June oath, and Manila June 18th.
| CocoA-The sales consists Of $40 bales Trinidad at
3Ss. Cd for gray to AS 46s for good and fine red,
being full prices.
CocHIsEAL-Of 60 bags Mexican, and So bags Hon.
duras at public Gales Tuesday about two-thirds
| were realized at full prices
COFFEE remains very dull and prices of all kinds
must be quoted decidedly cheaper Native Ceylon is
Offering at 2Ss 3d., without finding buyers while good
and fine plantation sorts have been forced off at As to
S. reduction 5000 bags Cactarica have brought 28s
6Os while 400 bags Rio all bought in at 22s Id
| a 27s. Cd. The damaged selling from 2ls. a 24s.
The Continental advices continue devoid of interest
all parties seeming determined to wait the result Of
| the Dutch sales.
| COPPER SHEArHING continues firm, at 1Od q ID.
| CoTToN.-There has been q fair demand, for tho
trade at Liverpool but tho quantity Offering has been
too large and prices declined fully I'd per h. with
dull market yesterday.
The Conn MARxEr, on Monday, well ate ndcd
with fair supply of English, and large supply of
| foreign wheat Day very wet and . continuance Of
unfavorabe reports of potatoes from Ireland Prices
- N kinds Of wheat advanced about S. per quarter
flour, 3s per sack Indian corn 2s. per quarter 1885,
being paid floating for Gaatz; and barley BEANS and
peas, from Is 2s. dearer; while oats in very large
supply, improved Cd Is per quarter. On Wednesday
great frmness was shown, Ind desirable samples Of
foreign wheat beth free and in bond, commanded Is
Is. advance. Indian corn, however, less de.
mand To-day, great frmness prevailed for wheat,
for cargo Of Galsz corn floating; with from the
Azores, at 36s barley, and spring corn generally
again rather dearer ALI duties remained as LAT
week; our subjoined given relatively, and based
actual duty paid. Prices obtained this day:-U S.
red wheat 5Os Sos per imperial quarter; white 54s
eOs do. flour, sos 32s per barrel, superfnc best
brands Indian corn, 34s 35s. per $50 lbs; Indian
corn meal 16s lis. per barrel
The drug sales yesterday went OF heavily and little
l.
oil of peppermint bought in at 10 los 3D. Some quer.
cron bark sold at 7s 3d., and portion of 20
of oil of cassia at So. Id; opium, Turkey scarcs
and brings los quicksilver firm at IS. Cd per pound
HEMP-St. Petersburg, clean, firm at $50 los q f3l;
Manila, scarce, and brings 81 f3S 1Os., in small
parcels.
HrpEs-Transactions limited at recent prices.
INDIGO is firmly held and from the tenor of the last
advices from Calcutta, large crop next year would
seem impossible In the daily transactions the fall
prices of the last sale freely given for Bengal while
for Madras much as 4d Cd avdanoe has been paid
for really good qualities, which becoming very
scarce.
In iron had fair export business doing, at fs for
rails and f5 los. for common bar, both free board
in Wales; Scotch pig about ass, and Gartsherrie No
l. about AIS. Cd. on the Clyde. OF foreign, have
scarcely any stock Recent arrivals from Sweden
going in transitu.
Fer linseed cake the demand is improving, For go
tons New Orleans just arrived the price Of CT 15s
had been refused and It will probably be taken at fs
thin brown, Boston, fs S., and thin obong New
York, in barrels, Ga 60 IS.
LARD is Is. dearer, Amercansbringng, currently,
AIS. per cwt.
OILs.-Sperm 10 slightly firm, though the arrivals
large, including good deal foreign hshcd British Is
worth go, and American S7s duty paid; Southern is
dearer and is worth up to f2o for LIST quality pale
EOS los; common, ga S.; linseed, % 23s; palm
80 q Sis; cocoa nut, 40 a ass. per cwt.
RICE has advanced, especially the better qualities o.
Bengal, which range from Is l6s. with cargo at
1oa lis. Arracan 10 los. Cd; Carolina imported 23
25si English dressed, 20 3Os.
SALTrErRE.-We continue our last quotations say