The New York herald., 1850-06-12
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIV Al
STEAMSHIP CANADA, AT HALIFAX.
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TELEGRAPHIC TO PORTLAND,
THENCE BY
N6essrs. WinsloW e Co.'s Express
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
THENCE BY
BAlN'S MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK HERALD.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON.
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The Reported Recall Of the Russian
Minister from England.
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no INTELLIGENCE OF TIE VICER0Y.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES,
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The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax at half
past nine o'clock yesterday morning, after passage
of nine days, twenyone hours, and thirty milutes.
She will reach Boston this afternoon.
Our despatch came over the Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Maine lines, to Portland; thence by
Messrs. Winsow IL Co.'S express to Portsmouth,
N. H.; thence by Ban's Merchants Telegraph to
Boston and this city. This is the first despatch re-
ceived over Bain's line from Portsmouth to Boston.
That line will be extended, in few days. to Port
land, when the telegraphc communication from
Halifax to New York will be complete 1t will be
finished and in good working order before the ar
rival of the Cambria, the next steamer due at
Halifax.
HALIFAX TEIEGRArH OrPrcYl
TUESDAY MORNING, 81.
The Canada has arrived. She sailed June I, at
noon. She arrived off this harbor last night, and
reached her wharf at 81 this morning.
The Vicsroy sailed from Galway for Halifax and
nved here, and was not spoken by the Canada.
England,
The new House of Parliament was occupied by
the Ccmmcns on Wednesday. Since then Lord
John Russell has obtained leave to bring in his
bill, which was rejected by the Lords at the last
session, 10 enable Baron Rothschild to take his
seat for the City of London.
An address TO Her Majesty, by Lord Ashley,
has been carried, asking that measures may be
taken to stop all post office labor, on the Sabbath,
throughout the kingdom. The address met with
unavaling opposition from the cabinet
Profound silence is observed by Ministers on all
foreign affairs.
Busy negotiations going on between the
French cabinet and Downing street, and the dead
pause in the quarrel 10 only broken by the rumor
that Gen. Laftte will return tomorrow
The Russian Ambassador has been recalled
from ST. James. In the Meantime, public opinion,
both in England and France, seems to have sum-
med up the controversy, deciding that there is Sc
cret cause behind the alleged cause of dispute
While il may be insisted upon that General La
htte, the French minister Of foreign affairs, was
too hasty, Lord Palmerston WILL il is believed IN
the end, be placed in the position, beyond doubt,
that his offensive demonstrations, after all, arose
from self-defence.
The decision in the Gorham case has been post
poned till tenth Of June.
Ireland.
shocking murder took place in Cullovle,
Armagh county, on Thursday week. The victim
was Robert Maueover, the agent of the Rev. Mr..
Hamilton, who was attacked by some Of the te-
nanrs, who beat his head to pieces with stones
Emigration is perceptiby falling of. The crops,
generally, are looking extremely well.
France.
Since the advices by the Atlantic the speakers
in the continued debate on the Electoral Law BILL
have been Lamanine, Theirs, Jules Fabres
Grevy, and Leon Faucher All the amendments
moved have been defeated. and the second article
was carried by an immense majonty-thc funds
going up as the Mountain went down. There have
been several sensations in the course Of the de-
bates, occasioned by the quarrcls between the in
dividual members.
Comm mercial Affairs.
The MoNry MARKET continues steady, and dis
counts easily obtained at the currency of last
week. Consols closed on Wednesday at g6l, aud
each day since at e6i There is less activity in
the market for American securities, but quotations
are unaltered except for United States sixes 1852
New York State fives, 1865; Pennsylvana fivcs,
and Massachusetts, fves, which are a fraction
lower.
CorroS had advanced !; fair Orleans was quoted
at a. Sales for the week rising IS 900 bales, OF
which speculaiors took near 10000, and expor-
ters less than. 900 bales.
FLouR-A better feeling exists, but no advance
can be quoted. The same remarks apply to wheat
also.
CorS-A dull market, at prices sixpence to one
shilling lower
PRovisIoSs.- moderate business, at
very full prices. Pork-No improvement; limit
cd business, and prices in favor OF buyers. Ba-
con-Good enquiry from Irish buyers, but from a
want Of assortment Of middling descriptions the
business is limited the finer sorts move slowly.
Shoulders are in good demand. Hams are neglect
cd. Lard-Since the early part Of the week,
large arrivals have checked sales at 3ls. Cd. for
fair quality. Chccse-Prices having receded dur
ing the week from Is. a 2s. per cwt. sales are
large. Tsllow slightly improved. Ashes aro in
fair demand at previous prices.
CorFrr-Gcncral dulness pervadcs the market.
A few iicrces Jamaica sold since Tuesday at SIS.
6ss. Latest tclegraphic sdvices from London, re-
present an improvement in prices. Sales there Of
plantation Ceylon, new crop, at f7s. a Cos, and
Madras at 45s. per cwt.
SueAR-In foreign, the business Of the week has
been extensive at very full prices.
Ricr-Dull, and lower prices have been ac-
ceptcd.
Naval SroREs.-Unusuallyl large arrivals caused
prices TO recsdc. At-public sae on Thursday, tur-
peniine commanded only 5s. I'd, and was with
drawn. Tsr-No sales. Rosin-5.OOO bbls. sold
at 2s I'd. e. 81. for common quality.
Ons.-Olive is in more demand. Sperm IL es5
fs7 per tun. In linseed a moderate business is
doing at s0s. a30s Sd. Spirits sf turpentine COM
mands 30s.. with small sales.
FREIenTs. Deadweight has been exceedingly
arce this week The freight Of Ireland has
fallen considerably, but measurement goods are
abundant, and passengers still numerous. Several