The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-25

for export, at 9s Cd relatively high price Caroina
still very scarce.
SALrrETRE is hrmer at 24s Cd to 27s for Bengal
SPELrER is offered freely at ETA los Stock $500
tons and large accession thereto shortly looked for
SrIoEs.-The sales have been confined to 400 bags
good clean Batavia pepper at "a to ga, with fe W
packages of nutmegs md at former prices Cassa
lignea entirely wanting.
SUGAR-The demand from the trade has been mo-
derate, and holders have been obliged to submit to
concession to effect sales of desor ptons adapted
for home For export, again, good business has
been doing, though to-day quieter for all but
white Havana. The sales comprise 500 boxes Havana,
floating, at 27s Cd. for ordinary
The TALLow market continues firm at ass 3D. to
ASS 3d. on the spot, and ass Sd. for the last three
months of the year.
TIN-Our stock of foreign on the LIST instant, was
1854 tons. Banca is offered at 67s., free board in
Holland Straits, white, nominal.
TURrESTINE.-New rough is held for 9s., floating
parcel Of old in store has been sold at Ss Spirits
We noticed sale of American in casks, at 39s There
are buyers of English at 37s. I'd. per cwt.
AMERICAN SrocKs.-We have alteration to no.
tice
Our Continent al adviees offer little of interest
The Latest from the Continent OF Europe
From the London Times, Sept 81
The Paris papers of yesterday all but confirm
our announcement in the Times, that Austria had
accepted the offered mediation of France and
England.
The ministry of the Grand Vicar of the German.
ic empire, at Frankfort, resigned on the 9Th inst,
in consequence of the refusal of the Diet by ma
orlty of seventeen, to sanction the concluded ar
mistce by Denmark with the King of Prussia.
NIL n II
Sicily.
The British squadron was still at Casellamare
on the 3lst
The cholera had reached Archangel.
Much disturbance prevailed in the departments
of France.
Shipping Intelligence.
AsEnDIEs Aug Esd Mercury Sn ., Charlie az ston
% Roscoe, Kicker NYoE. Sept sid Habsts SYorf
Bn1nEni.AvEr, Sept l-sld H Adama, Remers. NYork;
BBsIMES. ssss SAT- AZ Timeeon Ngsdforl
Merlin NYorh g. Baltic Asn Boston, e caorns
"SS sa5S sss sept sg'ss s@sid Ellen. Nyerh.
ccsn.t seIt ,as GSGh c0Fv Paine do 81
burg Sept New World, New Ross Tor NYorkG Aberdeen,
Cows, Sept 2A Carlo Godd NYork Rotterdam; Ore
eS a1va
So %a Eeed Sm Masn1Ss Ss
N6rean & Rosonan aar London; America ' NYork a
Kate 9s do a Ar hence IT, in
Bearse Boston for NYork The Argo abandoned
2ls sinking state crew saved by the Swan which arrived
DEAL Sept Passed Hannah Thomson from Cronstsdt
6Tns y ssI S s ssas0S SE15
DOVER, Aug 2s-oa, Clio, from Hamburg, for NYork
Aqva MURPHY from Havana
Walter" (from Cronstadl Rio Jansiro
bennsen, Matanzas Passed BY "a, brig Carlo NYor
E,y%ss kSsD, Sept SsS 1rssnis Hamilton NYork
g BARK Carmcla Cole from Bangor and sid for St
Ss:sssssss Aug sA zaiS ls.% Sossap.
do ssTs Gordon
GIHRAIrAs; constsstns, NYork land cid 18th
H.; Sou
nsaHaS SsGIh Emily Taylor
Orleans Old Maria Masdaene, NYork.
FISH, oad Fellow r'm'r'y hav'n' Sept
KTs1s ship William Penn, xohael Liver
LISBON, Aug GArr Pulaski, Norleana
LIMERICK, Sept 6Brg Ellen Forseta for NYork struck
the Whelps rocks and returned ne, 70 be surveyed.
LospoN sCid Wellington Chadwick NYOrk; entered
out2 Lanark yenard fot Boston
Orleans Robert Fulton ApaachcOla; Ambassador adey Mo-
Sid g. Pewhattan BAY baltimore; Hope Weston Boston,
ss fs
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Boston shak Henderson th Raran Adams
Sors; Jane Dixon smith do Deanoe Brewster Charleston
Aug 2A 1 s Boston for
HAnsELEs Aug s-sld Tennessee LeghOrn Geo shattuck
NEWPORT, Aug 1-sld Amity, Boston.
PENzANoE, Sept lArr Lady Peel, London. for NYork.
SLIGO, Aug -An Alsoma, spaudins Ralph Cross, woodbu
soUrHAmrroN Sept AR Hermann 10y CrAbtree NYork