The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
TIE NEWS FROn EUROrs.

TIE NEWS FROM nUROP6.
HALIvAr, Dee n, 1851
We send you few additional items Of foesaRn intei-
sence brought BY the Hisssrs.
Affairs In Ireland.
The winter emigration continued and 90 did the
mfttaDcee frsm Irish eettlers In America
In the Bsinsloe Union the guardians I'd applied to
the conmlsseners for advice, under circumstances
mia. and NUMBER Of sss.s
pe<s OF lands sno houses have fnsed 60 psy arrears Of
poor rates the ground that the former oeoupers are
making and publishing ssch rates but the former
tenants have emigrsted or become i.solvsnt, the
can bs instituted against the proprietors.
The qusys Of Dublin ere just now crowded with emil
grants, chiefly Of the most wrstehed es Of psasanry
The waterford papers say the emigration from that
part II a. brisk - ever.
Curious PrOcee dings In Hanover.
The news from Hanover y somewhat surprising viz,
change OF ministry. This bseors thu late King
buried was not expected On the 22d ut the Muuc
sen cabinet received their dismsss udins
the declaration OF the King In the patent ouucing
bis accession that he retained all his civil in
pect to maintaining the constitution In all s integrity
it is thought, pay also have very limited duration
The French Army and the Pope.
the garrisons of the neghborhood and barangusd the
troops the effect that whatever happens it VIII always
be their duty to protec. the person Of the Pope.
Markets.
LvERrooL, Nov %, 1851
MKTALs "A steady market in iron, with moderate
demand at low prices Tin plates active and Cd
Naval srosEs American Rosin is dsarer-beipe sold
ct "a ID to d per cwt Raw turpentne7s 3D. Spirits
in better reGuest-ssles at 81 Sd, to 49,.
OiIs-liDseed, 2Ss to 28s Cd Pale Seal Is heavy at
f3l Cod, fS2los Export sales Of Sou Ghern Lse at
TALLow The market is dull at 37s for American
TIA carse Of new sea'on's tea had arrived, and
induceds little more animation In other respects the
Quraorrnos BASx dull, with small eel of PhIaael-
phis ct 7s. Sd. on the spot, snd 70: to arrive
DYE Wooos-Bu iness Is mited Csmpeschy is quoted
Ct fs IFS: 5d.s f6 Is Jsmsiea 60 los Honduras, 81
90 and savannah, So q Cd.
fsroHr, to The United state, are lower There is
scarcity of and measurement goods Steer
ago passengers are more abundant
FROM nEssEs. HoLLrsosHEAD, FErLEY CO 3
CIRCULAR,
LlvERrooL. Nov %, 1851
There bas been IN improved demand for cotton this
week from the trade, well from SPECTATORS and
the busnees has been extensive ct slight amend
ment in prices spnners continue to purchase freely
stimulated doubt by the healthy state Of the trade
in Manchester where stocks both goods and yarns
unusually light in consequence Of which many of
the manufacturers have enter into contract
for future delivery and speeulstors have been duced
to operate to some extent feeng the stock gradually
weeks supply has been bales and from the United
States, only 27oo bales with but little coming from
char ged from what il was . few weeks ago and the
quantity daily sale being longer in Of the
dersnd prices are on the advance and We quote i'm
provement this week In the value Of descp
tons Of rather more than one eighth Of penny per
pound Several cargces Of the crop from New Or
lea have arrived and met with ready sale ths color
and staples being good although generally more or less
say The prices obtained have mostly been from Sd to
and 2o for expert leaving fer the trade ssS 5.o bales
The sales to-day amount to 7 600 bales.
Havar, Nov 20. 1851.
In anticipation Of large imports the prices of cotton
have recsded The sales Of the week reached AIS
sef Mobile, 72f sef.; and Uplands, s6f In ashes
there has been alteratonsaies Of pots at All SOC
42f SOC and pearls 4sf SOC per so Kill, duty paid
Passengers per Steamship Niagara.
ksns 1Ps ssy II: S.r': ssS md
S%Bs Gu. ws.ii w,s:ss
wilson. scosG fross. RsehSssi. Horss. '''''
shipping In telligence.
s AIT t6 spT % ..Sny, ss Gri,s:sn
from STorl~Ss1 b. Isaac WEBB ~ IssSpoo nss
sia for EYorl-Ney D. Jenny Li,d IRON Liverpool; Haa-
nab Thornton I'm PHI John Spear I'm Csrda Blanche fn
sla ieI Phllaasphi.,Nsv e. 8. Louis. from Liysrpse
s;S;i = iI;:ss::! Sss::ss: y H:Sss ,a' lew WOOD
Nov Ian. iassois I'm Isssora loG WORK
.ss s.s.A cs.as' from xss'iss for 90 HsS, vs0na
s g., : % o;y s : sss 8
having been di.p ssd Tab; i passengers were taken Of
% fissa ~ ,fi Am s ss
rom boston. Who brought them The
!.oyng a:e NE psrteuars-Ihs enisran. ship Unicorn,
fssn IN with By the Boston packet sip Dsnl
the oh New part CT the board
erig Harriet from Bordeaux for New York lying songsd
In letter TO the European Times dated 25th Capt
bopsr taysAs ~ could br9g shp in work
Ing order laid BY end took on all the
tom the brig choose 70 come when wereasLsd the ship
passengers being thrown into the boat, IN the
rsomsn m.rner some falling into The water sud
t Of the boat all more or ess bruised They all
the rost destitute state having saved nothing but the
rss they stood in The captain and offered
sf tack 70 Liverpool but they preferred gonx 70 NYoyk
IN the brig Left the ship about Pm with nothing but he
fremas lettering the side She apreed 70 rapidly
tettnx We fnt have bur dred
Eere 20 take care Of than we nsde calculations for
lsfs eerNq.en'y have put all hands tore and 81, an
sliewsne. yAf Only enc Of the passengers has dea
but several hsd their be brshen. su--
seon care Most Of the board BY
their Irish landlords and In vrs,eAed state Of
poverty.
BARK from Bangor Boston IN, back 70 Beau
maris Nov n. leafy scne Of her plants worm eaten
The France from Antwerp for New York ut into Coves
Nov 18th With DAMAGE having been In with ship.
Jtnes from Quebec making for the B this nern
ing, hut 10 coming on thick stood 70 again
DUBLIN Nov 26he nasoG recently arrived st Wicklow
from ousbee 10 ashore ~ the roeks the entrance Of
Lowssrosr Nov s-rhe bark Lubsno Nun, from Quebec,
been assisted INFO sbs harbor water ogged and absn
1oned ct ses.
So Some European intelligence which appeared IN |
portion Of yesterdays edition viii b. found In the