Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-07
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
The Cunard steamer America arrived at New
York on Friday afternoon Of last week, in Is days
passage from Liverpool, having left 10th ult. The
papers which announced her arrival painted the
heads of the adyiccs by her in high coIors, but on
close inspection of their contents, we perceive no
thing worthy ofsuch pcturng.
The markets are much as when the Acadia, the
preceding steamer, left. An nsurfcctionary spirit
has again manifested itself in the southern parts
of Ireland but whether the motive that prompted
has been of a political agricultural character the
parties on that side this are not fully agreed
If potical, the insurgents are without manned leaders
and if agricultural opposing the distrants of their
landlords for rents they require no leader for each is
governed by the laws of nature.
9rs4Snce the above was prepared, the steamer
Hermann, from Bremen and Southampton, has ar
rived also at New York (on Wednesday, with Liy-
erpool dates to 10Th ul, but their purport is about
ibe same TSce Liverpool Prices Current on pre-
ccdng page. 80 .Canbrin since arrlvcd-sce Re
view Of the Market.
The adyiccs by the America, say the N. y ork Tr
bunc are fty 9rablc. There had been no important
change in Cotton or BreadstutS, and although the
weather had been line and the harvest sScuf'd IN
or3od ORDER vet there is doubt that healthy and
7ro, Irno4d viii exist during the season for our
.nrolus food The Potatoes are pronounced nearly a
total failure aud the crop generally something below
an avcrapc In the manufacturing districts there was
a fair amount of business. Ia the District OF Man
chester, Of / 900 hands $500 were working tai
time Commercial affairs continue to show an i'm
proving aspect and trade generally showed returning
confidence The Money market was easy al 2za3a
Der cent. with abundant supply. ConSolN had been
quite firm closing at so. The Irish accounts had de-
Or ID them for the moment, but they had recovered
The bullion in the Bank oi England was increasing
The monthly accounts relating 10 inc Irhde anu
Navigation Of the United Kingdom, mp to the 9th
August still show very considerable decline in eX-
ports especially of Cotton goods and fatn. For the
last month compared WIN inc cortGSl'nuihs PS,iou
ol lo4I the define IN inc export VI GU''on "'I"''
lures has been tl'dOt,oiu against < 49, isl
year; anu III "'t M fri;o of, ir,,,y tI, f,sf Sven
preceding year. ~ i'i''i5 ' .i i - III 49,
months is q, al ,55o on the totai Nahe OF all eN
ports, while on Cotton manufactures aohr IL Is II,
Ass, Sl7, and on arm Go22,'93.-lh Linens ana
Linen Yarn similar comparative results appear IN
silk manufactures the decIle Tor the 's hoh'h Is
E57 100 against EllG,3Il Tor the preceding year
The exports of Iron and Steel have also decreased
but Tin Plates and unwrouSht l IN h'Nc inctt"'I"
The imports of almost all con'nmaOie artIcGs Tor inc
seven months present an increase win tne SnS'e
exception Of grain OF all kinds, i've animals hue''
&c
The weekly balance sheet OF tue sank oil rance
was published in the -h0ntteW OF SATURDAY anu l?'
in that of Friday, as usual: he reserve oi IPVI'
has again increased, Tour mliliohs III inc Dams
and four and halt IN the Drahch eS,aDishmen's
The amount OF bills becoming que mas uecltheu III d"
exceedingly large proportion pclnS nor less man
seventeen millions in all-twclVe IN Pars ana NV c
in the Departments The bills protested al fallS