The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-22
ARRIvAL
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, AT HALIFAX,
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One Week Later from all parts Of Eurspo.
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OVER THE
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Maine Lines,
TO PORTL LAND,
BAIN'S MERCHANTs' TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK HERALD.
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Arrival Of the Pacific at Liverpool.
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PASSAGE OF THE ELECTORAL BILL In FRANCE.
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THE CUBA NVASION.
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THE MARKETS,
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The steamship Cambria arrived al Halifax about
i've o'clock yesterday morning She left Liverpool
Saturday the sth inst and has, therefore, made the
passage Halifax in twelve days and seventeen hours;
equal 10 fifteen days to this port.
The new steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived at
Liverpool at six O'Clock Friday morning the 7th
inst, in twelve days and sixteen hours. Another
port says that she arrived of the Floating Light 10
O'clock on Wedne sday night in passage of eleven
dsys and eight hours Owing to interruption In the
teegra ph wires we could not ascertain which report
is correct.
The steamship Niagara Capt Stone, which left New
York at IL O'Clock Wednesday, the I'D ut arrived
at Liverpool Monday night, the Sd inst passage
of twelve days and several hours The hour arrival
is not given.
The propeller steamer City Of Glasgow, Capt Mat
thews, arrived at Glasgow on the LIST inst In pas
sage Of fourteen days.
The steamship Washington, Capt. Floyd arrived ct
Southampton, England, Monday nson the Sd inst,
In passage Of fourteen days.
The news from France and the continent generally,
Is Tar more pacific, and its commercial aspect moro
satisfactory, than for Q long time past.
The electoral bill passed the French Assembly
by large majority without leading to any marked
monstrs stion from the opposition.
The English press has wasted immense amount Of
ink and paper relative to the invasion of Cuba by Lo
pez The matter has given rise to long discussion in
Parliament. The expedition characterised by all
manner Of hard names.
The Markets.
The money market continued easy Rates Of dis
count low upon coed bills. Consols closed Friday
at 06k for money, and 967. for account. In Foreign
Stock there is material change to notice American
stocks not quoted.
0Tl,a rltah k.t.
mated and from the cotton spinning districts
are cheering The people are well employed and wol
paid.
PREIoHrs Of metals continue depressed Measure
ment goods still abundant. Passengers are with
out cnangs.
Corros was unchanged, but nrmer. Sales Of 10000
bales Of which specustors took 10 900 bales The cir
cusr Of Messrs Brown, shipley = Co, OF Liverpool
the eth inst, says
The demand fer cotton during the early part of this
week continued good, both from consumers specu-
iators, well for export, and with . tendency to
three days the market has been comparatively quiet,
and sIeculators - Here the Telegraph line ceased
TO work.-Ep. HsRALDl
FLOUs unchanged, but very dun.
Cons was inactive, at . decline OF Cd. als
The provision market very quiet.
LARD-3d lower.
BuTrrs and TALLov-6d. lower, and dull
CorrEr-Late continental sdvices have created an
active demand, and all ordinary descriptions have sd
vanced from 3s . S. per cwt.
sUeAn-The news from Cuba has strength prices
materially The value Of all colonial produce vas fA
vorsbiy affected the receipt Of the Of the IN
= vasion OF Cuba.
Tuprsrrirx.- x.-Large arrivals had caused prices TO
recsde. Sales reported at os.
TAR-5O0 bbls at o.
Rosr--4oo bbls at q. Sd . o. Cd.
sriKirs TURrssTIsK unchanged
Ons-Olivs oil steady. Cod-5msn sales st Gas.
American whale, ES1 los. per tun
TIssss-Pric-s still continue depressed, In the an
ticpation Of overwhelming imports Of Norsh American
Wool was in active demand, and fair extent Of
business was being done.
The London colonial produce market 10 active.
shipping Intelligence.
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Dawn. do.
CsSoa May 25-Arr Geo oti,, Boston.
gslwsy, June sid Emsltne. Boston.
vs.5 ss.1As VIZ aaas st es.s rsY?s.pA
HavRs June 3-Arr Splendid NYork. Sid Nay %, States
man. NNork. June !. Narragsnsett. DO.
Hs~tuno, June t-sld Helen" NYort.
LyItruoi, May sl-Arr Ann. Rich, Dur-sll. Yort;
June 80 waterloo Harvey do; 9Th, Amerea Ls~rsnce doi
carret Assms ao ssh fhiisdsIhi. s's,s.sgry do s,h
schvAnn NYorts June Let, nontetums. Buyer, do 9Th,
Queen Pomsr do 1nfsnts do Olive Branch, do 6th Mar
mion, Fireman, do.
Nrwrosr. June S-Sld Cordea Henry, Boston.
PoprsNotr1s June 2-Sli Ocean Queen. NYork.
Otsfssrovr Si-Sld Caroline Alice, kTsrk June I,
Barcr. Ney, do; Sarah nlledget DO.
sicIiy, Nsy 3l-sld surpass, Nferk.
TItI May sl-sld Hugh Dsrlmont NYort; Nsutus, Bes-
Tns srARr. May as-Arr %. Belen Augusta, Nrork.
Msnps APRIL g-Arr Geneva. Bostos; no other vessel
fr.xn port sid 18th, Newtovn, Augusta Arstus,
dt 18th Arst, lfth Epsmnondas dono other vessel
for any Am port.
D MfscEIIsvrors
MALAGA usy 7iThe James Loskhart. Brown. from Adss
for Nyok sprupg leak and founderod OF the island of
hlktran, May 2s-crew saved
The Weather.