The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

which ought to be taken by the British in
vewof the Cuban question, and indicates that is
the duty OF England to despatch naval force
to Havana, either with without the operation Of
France In order to check these predatory expeditions
the fullest extent in its laudsble efforts duties
to friendly power This article will doubtless be
rausy criticised by the various classes and sections Of
AS the time for closing the London Exhibition draws
near me number OF yisters showed symptoms of aug
mentaton On the Sth instant 56S52 persons the
building, and f2767 IT'S Cd were taken at the doors
On the 9th instant, the number of visiters over
ss4sS and the amount taken at the entrances was
Our advces from the French capital devoid of any
intelligence of striking interest The Partisan papers
principally occupied with dissection of the concu-
sion arrived at by the various Councils General in
renee to for the revision Of the consttu-
ton and with subject OF the probable canddature
Of he Prince de Jonyle for the Presidential election
No new light, however is thrown on The latter sub
ject, in the accounts now before US The French
Securities were rather frmer. The commercial
accounts are pretty favorable The retail businefs
tinued to flourish and in several branches Of industry
such ewelrT cabinet work SC large foreign orders
had been received In OF the manufacturing de-
and wooen districts the factories were in full operation
The price Of our in the poris market continued Co fall
The wheat crop is generally Inferior In quantity but far
superior IN quality to that Of 1850 The potato disease
has made its appearance, with or less intensity in
most o. the departments The accounts of the wine
crops are unfayorable
The Austrian accounts are unfsvorable panic in the
meney market having been brought about by the publ
cation OF the annual financial statement of the govern
ment which showed deficit Of nearly 20 600 900 forms
for 1S5l2 Exchapgc on London had risen and gold
at Premium Of 81 and silver at q per cent The long
an subscriptions 20 be received from the 9Th
70 the 9th Of September The amount is for SIS OeOC0
hosne- about S3N0C0CQo but the London capita dsts
npi aFpos,d to embark ia the enterprise and the
loan w0zd Therefore principally be negotiated in Paris
Frankfort, Amsterdam Vienna. ar d Brussels
Decidedly more confidence essrd in the London
money MARKET, and in commercial affairs The large
within three days) tended to produce favorable i'm
pressiCn Money vas easy; and although Cons1ls had
undergone a slight decline, yet tile quotations sub'e
quenuy rallied Railway shares were firmer-foreign
stocks fst-spenish Bonds unsettled
The adycee from the manufacturing districts Of Man
chester Nottr CHAM, and birmingham are most favor
able the demand generally good aaa evidences Ct
uninterrupted prosperity were observable. The Irish
linen rsrAet Wes duh
Up to The tine Of the departure Of h. steamer the
weather most delightful At the Mark lane corn
market on the 9Th inst thsre was large supply of new
wheat; but prices firm. the mlcrs being buy
Tn arrivals Of foreign grain and -four filling
of and the demand for foreign was limited 10 barley
advance Of II per or. realized Malt duh Of sale
OaIs firm. Flour in fair demand; quantity Of
American Changed hands, at low prices; but French
flour very duh % sale Floating cargoes Of Indian
corn ard wheat unchanged.
There was good demand for cotton at Liverpool,
and the saes the 8th inst amounted TO 10000 bales
ofwhch4 for speculation and export
unchanged but buyers had less cnoice ON the 9th the
sales 10000 bales az prices partially oneeighh OF
penny higher.
yhe Cape mail screw steiner with from the Cape
of Good Gope TO Aug lst arrived at Plymouth sept q
and the accounts she brought from the frontier and the
seat Of wer, were far from satisfactory.
Letters Smyrna state that the neia hborhond
tinsed to he infested by bsndti Pirate boats he'd
landed forty Greeks Of Rumelia who i'm ne iatey pro-
ceeded to the mountains and commenced depredstons
erdesvoing to kinap and carry of the Inhabitants Of
Smyrna.
The town Of MyteleDe had been almost entirely de-
strcysd h. fe Ihe damage was estimated at thirty five
millions Of piasues
pThe steamship Tevot arrived at Southampton few
hour before the departure Of the Washington she
brought dates from Buenos Ayres TO July rs ontevdeo
to July 81 Rio Janeiro to August Ia. Bahia to August
u.s. Psrnamsueo to August II and Lisbon to September
Our advices direct from Buenos Ayres of the 18th
and Monevdeo Of the 3lst Of July and ko de Jsnero
OF the 18th - Arsust.
Meme Of her appears in the London papers; but
from private correspondent learn that the
counts ffom the Erazis mention that General Urquiza
bad entered the Banda Oriental at the head of 5000
troops The british had brought
to Rio intelligence that hostites would comm.uce be-
tween Brazil md Duenos Ayres the 18th OF August.
The Opera House at Rio was destroy ed by fire the
sth q August
At Rio, exchanges on London 20 a 29ii Freights to
the United States 90 zoe. English channel 40s
At Bahia and Pernsmbuco, business dull-the
markets beirg oyerstocked.
Tie Brazilian ports were generally healthy.