The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-15

people on The whafyes when ms ship sailed from
The Americans, il appears, are very numerous
at Bacon Baden. Letters received from that
watering place are mentioning the fact, that the
manners OF your coun'rymensre much liked there,
and that IL makes people remember the style OF
Saratoga and Newport, with many additions and
alterations. Adieu. Il. IL. X.
COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or AMERICAN SHIPS
oP WAR
The Madrid, at Southampton, brings dates from
Gibraltar TO the 18th; Cadiz, the 10th ; Lisbon,
18th; Oporto and Vigo, the 10th.
The Russian frigaIe Psllas, and the war-steamer
kamtschatka, sailed from lisbon on the LII IN inst
Oporto letters OF the 2oth ult state that the ex-
change on London for this packet was done at III
TO 64s, with only an ordinary extent OF uansac-
tons No improvement had taken place in wine
shipments, neither had any reply beenreeeived
from the government relative to the representa-
tons made by the commercial association regard
ing the decree of 10Th May, about Indirect ship
ments to- England via America. London wiae
freights were quoted at lSs and Dos. Several Bri-
fish and foreign vssselS were on the berth.
Letters from Lisbon are d l.ed the 10Th ult. The
American irigate Independence and steamer Mis-
sssipp, from Gibraltar, entered the Tagas on the
morning Of the 18th, just before the departure of
the Madrid II appears they had reported them
selves at the rock bound for Lisbon for collec-
ion of ella ms, IN imitation of Lord Pdlmers on's
assessments at Athens, but our Lisbon correspon-
dent still thinks no Immediate acts OF coercion
will be employed against the Portuguese govern
ment.
Messrs. jackson, SONS q Co.'S Giro ular.
LNEsPoOL, June %, 1850.
On the merpng Of the day that last we're
Boston bringing accounts relative the growing cot
ton crop which varying at all from previous
exhibited stu gioomier prospect, and ing also ac-
market very sensible effect was produced upon
proceedings in the staple; many parcels OF cotton
were ~ once withdrawn and Tor those offered for sale
higher rates were deMap ded; the days business
amounted TO ~ 600 bsles half OF which taken
by spectators. On Monday. 24th inst the same de-
gree OF animation continued aud the sales reach
ed l2o06 bales Tuesday the business estimated at
arrived and furnishing additional alton Of the
very unpromising condition of the growing crop IL 900
bales changed hands, yesterday with rather less ami
ana advance Of I'd to- -16d. pr lb has been
tablished all kinds OF American cot con Large
IL the business of the week 1t would undoubtedly have
been on further increased scale but for the fear
which has existed, aud still operates of the possible
adm nstfion Of the foreign relations this country.
change which, at this particular moment might
have an injurious effect upon general trade
In Manchester, during the week large business has
been transacted mt advancing prices, especially in
yarns for which the demand tor nearly all descrp-
tons greater than the supply Cloth has also
rieuced further improvement; in fact, every thing
betokens an enlarged consumption with great conf
d. In the main of present II further
advanced rates 1t is thai spinners do not
hold than so 600 bales Of cotton only half
their usual stock and as the quantity takon by the
trade cut OF this market to this date s us 40 bales,
against 1880 same time last year IL would follow,
that hitherto high prices have not effected any mats
rial reduction OF consumption, neither Is there at
rent any INDIGESTION OF enrtailment but rather the
trary. From these details IL will be how impoet
ant Ia the question OF future supply OF the mate
rial ana with what anxiety every successive arrival
from the Unite d-states will be awaited
ed to az aio IN mnr,,ing az 30 hm~Ii,sn Ia
Brazil 31TO Egyptian, snd $40 sursts; OF these tue
iofo Fair 1pisass are aaes.a FAR %p MoSeo
fair Oh Tes and nsis@ans orv~ns foi pes 10