The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-26
letter to General Oudinot, which was published
In the Mcritevr:-

In the AHCM1teNr:-
ELrsEE NATIONAL, May 8, 1919.
MY Dear General-The telcgraphic annoano-
ing tho unforeseen resistance which you have met un
der the walls Of Rome, has greatly gricved me- had
hoped that the inhabitants Of Rome opening their eyes
to evidence. would receive with eagerness an army
which had arrived to accomplish friendly and disin
soldiers have been received enemies Our militia y
honor Is injured will not suffer it to be assailed fr
reinforcement ts shall not be wanting you Tell your
soldiers appreciate their bravery. and take part in
what they endure. aad that they may always rely
my support and my gratitude. My dear General
(signedJ LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNIPARTE.
Markets.
LONDON MoNrY MARKET, May IL, p M-The money
market is not firm this week last reported
The sales of English securities nuctuate considerably
and latcry decline in the value of consols has
established. The tone of tho market on Friday
rather better although there little business
acted. Consols started for account 9l,l H. and i'm
proved to 9lT three per cents reduced, S9H Y !;
bank stock 1921 exchequer bills 46s ass Money is
easily obtained on stock at very low rates At be-
fore o'clock, consols for account closed at 9lX.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKET, May 12.-The tone Of
the cotton market has been steady during the last
week Immediately after tho receipt of the advioos by
tho American mail steamer Hermann, holders acted
with greater rmness, and the value Of American
crptons advanced one-eghth Of a penny per pound
heavily with the then increasing quantities offered
At the usual weekly meeting of tho cotton brokers'
committee held yesterday the scale Of prices do
red to be the same as that of last week. viz
Fair Uplands and Mobile. ......... AN per h.
FAR orleans. AZ
Tho sales of tho week ending May IL, arc about
1850 bales 5000 of which for export, chiefly
Russia and 6 600 for speculation
The imports small, vz:-20, 400 bales-owing to
the prevalence Of unfavorabc winds
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKEr, May 12.-Tho heavy feel
Ing which prevailed in the trade previous to the
sailing of the last steamer, sti continues The mar
ket for American -four still continues heavy and 22s
3D. per Dbl has been accepted for considerable parcels
Of Western Canal Sales Of Baltimore at 23s and Of
prime Ohio, at OBS Cd. Indian is In i'm proved de-
mand and at rather better prices early last week
the advance was lost during tho last two days Quota
tstons Bis to 32s for white, and $685. Cd 3is. for
yellow, with but moderate demand.
LIVERPOOL PnovisoN MARKET, May 12.-Lard has
been in fair request throughout tho week, sales
amounting to about 100 tons, at 33s u 34s per cwt.
At Tuesdays auction, the large quantity Of bacon
brought forward produced tho effect of depressing the
market to the extent Of two shngs per cwt., at
which reduction little business took place. Since
then, with slightly improved demand, the few sales
have been made at about shilling per cwt under
those Of last week.
Hams Of almost every description have been nearly
unsaleable Yesterday 2ss per cwt. accepted for
100 tics. of ordinary quality in dry salt Good shoul-
dcrs meet D free sale, at about previous rates.
Cheese has been In ordinary request, fine realizing
full prices.
Beef moves off slowly, without change in value.
A very limited business has again been done in
pork, ut rather lower figures.
LIVERPOOL MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS, May 12.-Nava
stores in dull demand 500 barrels of turpentne
have changed hands at es per barrel for ordinary
7s. for good quality common rosn has been dull of
SALE at S. per barrel 200 barrels Of American tar
reported sold ut 81 25 per barrel.
LIVERPOOL, May Notwithstanding the past week
have had continuance Of eastery winds, and few
arrivals. Freghts have, consequently in degree
recovered from the late depression. Passengers
less abundant but fair rates still given for ships
To New York. dead weight, 12s Cd to los per tom Inc
goods l5s to los. Cd. To Boston, dead weight 17s 3d.
to 22s. Cd. hardware, Dos.
shipping intelligence.
iS'o sssos Ss,; ra~ar ia.
BBpsIo Ap sIi 'Sanos sysan N Sysk
cDgn Nay a., Th T.i BISsh;rs for Boston
DEAL May lW ellington; Eliza Caroline Sardinia; Roc
G,sI..rAs Nay &; N ss!ss; 81 Ledsvsr
cree; I'd. cid Lay, NYork 0''.' ''' "'' -'AA"A"-
HELvoEr, May 9-Sirry.
HAvRE, May 5-Sld L Rogers Sth, Orlando.
LISBON, April 2S-Harmony; 9th, Lama rtine,
LKGHoRN, May l--Long Island.
sss
10th, Argyle; jamestown. Hottenguer, America.
NARsEILLEs, May 2--Sld Rover, EYork.
OPoRTo, April 26--Sld Albion, NYork.
ROCHELLE May 5--Porsgrund.
ROTTERDAM, Nay 6-Sld Francesca
SUNDERLAND, May SID Adams,
SHIELDS, May4-Sld Clarence.
TRIESTE Nay 5-Arr Alvina, Boston
TExEI, A prif 30 Sid VangaIer, NYork.
WATERF0Rp, May 2--Jul York; Aron Burr do
MIsCkLLANKoUS
GInE ALrAR, April 26-The Martha Washington Havart
from haseilles for New York. stranded sandy Bay
the night Of the 18th nst to be rst OF
The second mate and drowned cargo
Passengers by the Steamship Caledonia.
Mr. and Mrs Bradbury and children and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Eeyes and serv Levi Traorth, Taaorth
DR. Fitzpatrick Mir German; Aessrs Tlston J Thayer;