Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-30
From New York.
OF THE HERMANN

NEW YORK, Oct. %, 8 P. Nj.
The steamship Hermann, from Southampton with
dates Of the 9Th inst, Just four days later than by the
America, reached her wharf at half past one o'clock to-
day. She brings one hundred and h~ity-seven passengers,
among them James Gordan Bennett, of the Herald.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
The Pacific " as signalled off Holyhead on the 9TH inst.
Mitchell, of the firm Of Denniston & Co, Of Liver
pool, was lost overheard from the Pacific during her
passage.
The cities Of Manchester and Liverpool were engross-
ed with preparations for the Queens visit. She was to
be in Liverpool on the 9th inst, and in Manchester on
the day after.
Commercial InteIIigence.-The cotton market at Liv-
erpool on the 7th was firm with an improved demand
and sales Of 5000 bales, and Saturday 1000 bales, and
on Monday 1000 bales. The corn market exhibited
symptoms of revival and was firm at its recent depres-
sion. Wheat and -four have been in good demand both
for consumption and speculation at an advance Of about
ID per 20 pounds on wheat and Cd per barrel ON flour
Corn has met with little alteration, but, if anything, IS
easier.
In London expectations are on tiptoe for the arrival Of
Kossuth. An address to the democracy of France has
been issued with Kossuth's signature on the subject OF
his repulse from French territory. 1t has ~displeased
many Of mis- English friends from its extreme tone, but
II is said that Kossuth IS hardly responsible Tor It's pre-
else terms owing to the haste and other circumstances
attendant upon its preparation at the moment OF his en-
barkation-
A Niece of Australian gold has reached London weigh
ing one and a half pounds.
The official quarterly returns show that the custom
duties have increased ESQ 900 over the corresponding
quarter OF last year and excise duties show about an
equal advance. The income tax and post-oitlee reyen-
ues have also considerably increased. The stamp tax
revenues have fallen of.
London Markef-Englns funds have been firm since
the sailing Of the America. Consols had advanced to
s71. but closed at 81 on the 9TH. Foreign railway secu-
rites had also advanced.
In Manchester there was little doing, manufacturers
being unwilling to take the concessions asked.
The excitement in London in regard 10 the exhibition
was intense. On Monday the number of visitors was
I07 s15 and on Tuesday the number reached lO9 ,Slo-
tae whole receipts were 1921. The close was TO take
place on Saturday.
Several deaths had occurred among the English no
bnitv since the America sailed, including the Earl Of
LIVERPOOL. Viscount Bolingbroke, Lord Stafford, Lady
Douglass Holiburton, Rear Admiral Hancock, and Lord
Stafford. who, il will be remembered married one Of the
Misses Cation, Of Baltimore.
FrAscE-The Patrie Of Paris, in explaining the rea-
son vhv the French Government refused Kossuth the
privilege of passing through France, calls him the tar
bulent Rossuth-a man personifying the spirit Of revolu-
ton rather than nationality-who is arranging a trium.
.phal entree into EngIand-and then contrasts him with
The ilustrious Bathyany, who, avoiding all show, de-
Imanded on his arrival the hospitality Of France, which
WAS instantly accorded him. Bathyany is now in Paris
bat Kossuth was sui at MarseiIles on the ID inst
sPAn.-We learn from Spain that tranquility pr prevails
the people feeling secure in the determination OF Eng
land and France to interfere with the Cuba question.