The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18

continued. On the 2Sth, many arrests, OF psrsons
connected with the late outbreak had been made
Hungary.
The late advices which have 10 hand state that
the Hungarian troops had gained victory over the
forces of Crots The latter is said have lost 500
in killed and wounded The Ban Is said to be mxkinv
preparation, to redress his defeat.
Dsnubian letters inform that 200 recruits Poles
and Germans from the principaty Of Chrr.on. had
cut their way through the Rrussian camp during the
night, to join their own ranks
Prussia.
We have advices this morning from Berlin Of the
18th. Tranquility prevailed The papers announce
the gratifying fact that the cholera subsidng In
other respects the news is uuimportant
Latest Monetary and Commercial IntellI-
gence.
By TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS FROM LONDON.
LONDON, SATURDAY MoRNINa, Sept. 80.
report prevails in the city that the Bank OF Eng
land has made some advances exchequer bills. until
the middle Of October at the rate of three per cant
obviously with the usual view Of ng the circu
latisn as much as possible, and In connection with
the payne of the dividends. There is no new fes-
ture report in foreign exchanges except that rates
for Amsterdam are rather lower than last post The
firm of Kelssls. of London aud Calcutta which sus.
pended payment on the 10th June last, has been rs
constituted under the name of Kelsals House 4 Co
and will forthwith resume the usual bu.iness con,
Quoted by the former house WI"
The three millions of dollars loan of the Un,tsd
States government has been negotiated in London by
Mr.. Corcoran of New York. and it is understood that
this stock will not again he brought forward for sla
1t having been already taken up.
Th- prevailing duurss has prevented almost any
transactions during the last ak weeks in American
securtiea but this loan, 20 readily efece during
period of stagnation will haze reason to believe
draw the attention of capitalists to them aud doubt
less lead to business United States federal per cents
are quoted 9ehi Pennsylvania, ee; Maryland sterling
IS GO
We have later advices from Antwerp aud Hamburg.
this morning but they do not contain any msroal
news of Importance.
The Paris Bourse quiet; three per cents AS five
CO Dts 90 rs.
the return Of the Bank of France for this week,
there remained credit the treasury of al 600 ooOf
Notwithstanding the payments of the dividend during
the week
HAvRE.-The cotton market is weak and under the
influence of very little business stirring prce have
declined a trife.
MARsEILLEs-Advices of o late date have come to
hand. By them we are glad to perceive that business
was recovering from its previously dull I'D gloomy
position. The home trade had manifested symptoms
Of decided anne Ddmept. and in commercial circles
generally, greater buoyancy prevailed.
BoRpEArx:-Letters of late date are just received
and report that business Is brisk and prices continue
steady. Reports of the vintage of France again re.
terate the belief that this years yield will be Inferior
both in quantity and quality, to that of last year
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Sept &c.
Up till this hour there are hardly any tous
reported. The market, however, wears a steady but
will change hands at prices similar to those current
dur ng the course of the week The accounts from
Manchester are gloomy, which limits the demand.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET Sent 80
Holders of nearly all articles of the trade are
in their operations. and ndisposed to effect sales
at any decline on thu rates current at yesterdays
market.
MANCHESTER GooDs AND YARN MARKET, Sept. 30
The general aspect of affairs both at home and
abroad produces unfavorable effect upon this mar
ket As the purchases very limited to day have
little doing and to effect sales. holders would accent
rather lower rates We hear it said several uers
have come to the determination forthwith to reduce
their production the intention is to light up the
mills as long as the demand is inadequate.
MANCHESTER Corn MARKET, Sept 80
The market Is not yet fairly opened to-day, but the
trade seem pretty firm in their operations, and little
change will take place in prices
Hull COMMERCIAL REPoRr, Sept 80
Large arrivals of lnseed have come to hand this
ported the quotations being 32s to 46s per hundred
according to quality. Rapeseed is in moderate
quest ut f24 20 f24 los seed and Inc old, f25
per hundred. The market for rape oils ia steady at
f35 10 to f36 tom finest pale worth ear to f3s
Rape cakes from abroad meet dull sale atf4 IS toE4
7s Cd per ton. There is little nothing doing in
naval stores, and prices therefore, only nominal
The corn trade Is heavy and prices have declining
tendency.
DUBLIN Conn MARKET Sent 90
The demand for wheat islimted, and prices say
from IL. Is per bb Oats also fell Cd per Dbl to-day
Indian corn is in good demand for workhouse con-
tracts at previous prices namely 35s to 39s per Or
Other articles are in moderate request at steady prices
BATAVIA, E. I.
Business at this place is reported as being dull with
but little prospect of any reactien The crops of
sugar Coffee &c would not. 1t is said prove abun
dant was previously anticipated. The yield Of rice
expected to be unusually large and the quality
excellent. Freghts fat and little doing there.
The Latest Shipping Intelligence.
Cork, Sept 2-Arr Mary Mitchison. Honduras.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Arr Charles Chaoner st John NIB Cid
Kepler, Boston, Elerie, St John NIB; David do.