The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

ria arrived at Southampton dock, the count came.
deck for the first time. He remained but short
time in Southampton he started for London.
After first proceeding to his hotel, he walked from
thence into the dock to look after his baggage He
leant against the Custom House door unconcernedy
until he could OBJ tain it. He was dressed meany,
and appeared sad and careworn. Nothing in his
countenance betrayed the talent which he undoubt-
eddy possesses; would any one imagine that he
had been an object of such celebrity and oboquy in
Europe nor that he had fallen from the very pin
nacle OF power and greatness into the depths OF
Pover'y and disgrace captain Bowen q Inc rem
the count, waited him to render him any assist
ance In the Custom House; and the Custom House
authorities treated him with that respect which
sympathy for isfalen fortunes naturally excited
Londc, Nacs, May l6.
letter from Coblentz, dated May 9th, pub
lished in the Prusyian Gazette the semi official
organ OF the Prassan government. states that
the question of modification Of the duties
levied upon the Rhine, which has for many
years been under consideration, is on the point Of
meeting with a favorable solution The numerous
complaints have at length induced the govern
ments whose territories border upon the Rhine to
come to decision. France, Holland and Bavaria
stated to have resolved to abolish the duties al
together. Prussia has signfed her willingness to
reduce them one-haf The duchies of Nassau and
Hesse, on the other hand, who regard the question
exclusively in II financial point of view, will con-
cent only to a reduction Of one-thrd Should this
statement prove correct, an approximation to tho
flee navigation of the Rhine may shortly be ex-
pected.
The Latest Commercial Circulars.
The CIRCULAR OF MR.. JAMES MHENRY.,
LIVERPOOL, May %, 1S51--5 r. NJ
The arrival since my last of three steamers Zone eS
Southampton from the States each reporting unfavor
able weather for the growing crops, have had effect
in staying the downward tendency Of this market The
increasing receipts Of cotton into the ports Of America
extend the ideas he trade 10 an cd
supply The inability Of many importers 10 hold. and
the dsinclination of others to add to their stocks as
kept the market freely supplied and in feversh ate
all week and the last day two has manifested itself
more decidedly in declining prices, during which,
time the qualities of American below fair have
receded one fourth of penny to three-eighths Of
penny per h. The better grades firmly
held, and being in demand for export, have yield
ed about one-eighth Of penny per lb. The
reduction in prices Of goods and yarns beginning to
TELL large operations have been entered into during
the week and at prices now current there be
doubt Of good demand from manufacturers. This must
increase the consumption Of cotton; but with stock
of American exceeding half million of bales, it
mut be expected large quantity yet in weak hands,
and unti this cause OF unsteadness Is removed it s
somewhat doubtful whether much of our
lost ground fe ,ome time, and we may with further
failures and increasing receipts into the ports go sill
lower Sales Of the week. 4l210 bales speculation
4s6o export, 1850.
Bacon Is dull and would give way in value, but
that the whole stock is under one management /;
and is therefore very firmly held hoping for in
creased consumption with warm weather. Beef il
quite neglected SO Is pork Shoulders do not move
ut the quotations. Fine mild cured hams sale
able Talow is DUH and influenced by the decline ST.
Peterborough yellow candle in London to Dos, has be-
come almost uusaleable unless at proporonate rates
Lard is steady, about fifty shings for prime sorts
Cheese in moderate request Grease butter wanted
at 30s in bond Quercron bark is difficult sell even
at further reduction OF 3d. to cd Sperm and lard oils
steady with moderate sales whale oil rather dearer
f29 los having been obtained for small Lin
seed cakes unchanged Rice has been inquired
for and really tine being scarce Is shade de arer; all
$50 terces have been taken at lis ls Indian il
lover the best yellow worth only 30s ship except
in retail; white Is Wheat is very dn Flour ia
again cheaper the best brands of sweet -four in prime
order, are not active at 20s
MESsRs. BROWN, sHIPIEY 4 co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, May D. ISL
After the departure of the Baltic, the 18th we
had decided reaction in cotton, with advance in
prices If id per Id accompanied by general impress
sion that the market had the point This
better state of things barely lasted three days the
market again relapsd into its previous dunes and be-
came even more gloomy than before Holders apparent
ly lost all confidence and determined anxiety to realise
has been apparent throughout the week causing n de-
cline in the lower and midding qualities OF fully I'D per
ID and Of I'D per 10 In the higher grades of
the following being the official quotations which are
quite nominal ;-isir Orleans o.; middling do 5I:
do, AZ inferior and ordinary "A A.. per TO-
In Manchester. the business in yarns and goods has
been equally dull lover prices having at present created
The SALES for the week are estimated at Al go
bales Of which psculators have taken so0 export
ers ESQ balls
The port cotton into this port for the week amounts
TO oi5l bales The total stock in this port is estimated
At 50l U00 bales against sos 900 period OF last wear
the stock q American 100000 against 3s0Oo bales at
time.
The market continues in the same duh state with
rather lower prices. baltimore and PHILADELPHIA -FOUR
.us 10. "a per hbl Ohio and Canada los laS I'd
Western Canal los. los. Cd sour LIS Cd lss per
Dbl Indian corn, 30t Cd ais per quarter for yellow
zoe fer mixed and 32s for white meal i4s Cd per Dbl
white wheat Il Cd O. red 5s I'd. IS. Cd per biol
MISCELLANEOUS.
PARIS BorssE, May .}--LArrsr pRtcy.-Ths Five per
Cents tOiSoc Three per Cents 56 5c Bank Of France