The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
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I throughout the channel ard sound into Bahinis Bay
Their liberation after much exposure and trial, took
place on the 10th June 1851 at point south Of Capo
Wasingham IS 30-a linear drt exceeding 1850 miles.
tarty was their chief source Of trial Every officer ana
had marked scorbutc dseass, but no desths have
occurred The now refreshed and the ezped-
tion is endeavoring to regain the seat Of search
have, &C.,
L. X KANE, Surgeon to the Expedition:
From the London News Sept. 1ol
The intelligence OF Of Sir John Franklin and his
companions has been scanned with eagerness BY the
veteran Arctic explorers reposiny on their ares at
Woowch and many Of them sang zine In The expec-
taon that they may yet have the pleasure OF welcom-
ing at the SUI vving portion of the Lobe crews who
IL may lie interesting to know that the ,oyal marine
whose grave was found was Sergeant Wa.1 B-aine OF
, the MS9wish dySn who volunteered to proceed to
he hao only recently returned from service in China
Spain.
The Madrid journals, Of the Sd inst contain IN ac-
count OF the christening of the infant child Of the Duke
and Duchess De Montpensier in TIE palace at Sa Hls
The ceremony took psce with great pon,p and the lar
dinal Archbishop Of sayine ofciated The Duke dAu-
male was godfather and not fewer than twenty six naues
were given TO the princesamongst them were those OF
Marie Amele The Duke de Monipeusier as delegate OF
the Queen subsequently invested the royal child with the
ibbon Of The Order Of Maria Louisa
Markets
LokpoN MorEr EARKEr, Tuesday Evening sept e--rhe
English funds opened this morning the closing prices
f yesterday but there demand for stock during
eighth The first price for Consols for money
9e to e61l and they lett of at e6t4 96} for money
and 963S 10 e6S for the 18th Of October Bank Stock
closed at 26 to 2i6lz; Reduced 81 to T1S Three and
Qnarter per Cents sssl to ess Long Annuities to
ass 70 ass premiuia The foreign market GENE
rally active Mexican again underwent considerable
tuctuaon and sales were Temporarily effected at fsr
thor decline For the account the transactions were st
275s II, 27aS, 2esS ana 81 Spanish continues heavy;
the Five Cents, for he account done 2e1s
and 20 Passive. SIS the Three per Cents for the
count, s67S and 81 D.nl-h Three Der Cents 10; she,
Five Cents, Ii. DIV; Peruvian account 81
nisn Scrip, 21s discount There was a fair amour. OF
business aDeactsd in the foreign exchanges at ab,ut
the Fame rates as last post upon most places except
onnn and Trieste which were considerably lower
MANCHESTER, Sept. 9-STATE OF TRApr.-In cloth we
have had rather lees animation, but though manufac
turers have in manifested disposition do
business on essier terms generally speaking prices
manufs cturer at Blackburn had been obliged sus-
pen6. and that house at Halifax difhcnlttps
created some uneasiness though il is believed that the
habilith not heavy in either case The house ut
Nlackburn (Abbo) is said 60 f12oGo and the chief
CREDITOR sa spinner at Bolton In yarns spnners
water twist fought rather freely easier terms
with one exception JOS waterwhch Is in request for
Russia and also for the East Indies and commanded full
prices Among Russian agents there is a rumor which
nay hereafter be traced TO reliable that the
Czsr dipos to remove the heavy duties at present
levied on yarns aud manufactures of this country aud
that so imnineI. is the end of protection among Rus
sian that they have already begun to set
their houses in order by tightening their responsibilities.
LIvERrooL CoTTon MABIET, Sept 6.-The cotton mar
ke today has been steady The sales Of cotton to-day
amount TO eco bsles, Of which 600 bales Americas
speculation and OC0 bales American for export
srrr s-There has been good demand for cotton to-
day, and the sales amount to 10000 bales, 1000
culation and Ter export Prices without change but
buyers Lave less choice
SrPr The market has been firm to-day and prices
have upward tendency; the sales estimated ut
16t0 bales lC00 Of which taken export, and
2tlO speculation, and include 500 American; DO
sca Island. at Is. to Is. Al
LoSDos PnOpycr MAKhiz.-MlSerso LANE, ssrr. e.
he nh liz haya Mpurf In and
Bengal exceeded the demand and scarcely one third
sola and the low qualities showed slight decline, but
importers very generally supported the market and
bought in freely eco hhds only of Weet India sold
cargo Of Trinidad de Cuba sold aoat at price shade
In favor of the buyers The refined market duh prices
uralter,d; grocery Jumps, ass to 4es Cofee-l6e
cgfks plantation Ceylon sold in public sale at prices
which those of last week. large business has
been DONE by private centfact in this description the
ast Two days Tsarhe public sales declared for Thurs
day next have partly suspended business by private
tract. Rics-2C00 bsgs Bengal found buyers in public
sale ut previous rates Cochineal-100 bags sold in
Cotton 500 bales sold full prices Talow remains
quoted SIS old SIS Cd In other articles
ris alterations but the markets have opened without
spirit
MKssrs. A. F. AND R. MAxwELi's CIRCULAR.
LrEEroot Tuesday, September 9, 1851.
The arrivals from elabd and cosstws during the past
week have been fns Prom foreign ports have only
eeeved ott3 quarters Of wheat 1850 quarters Of cst
53S sacks and l. ,lG barrels Of nour
The exports In the same time have been larger than
for time past and comprise quarters wheat
sacks ana IL 657 barrels Of hour.
There has been fair amount Ct business doing dur
Ing the week past in low qualities OF American -four but
for other articles the demand has been Apgut aud la
fiidhy's prices barely maintained.
Tie weather has been cold but otherwise favorable for
harvest operations.
At this days market there was a good attendance Of
town ard country buyers, whose attention chiefly
directed TO American white vhcats which have OF late
been oerrg at very low prices and Of which they bought
& fair extent ct the rates Of this day week. red and
inferior whcats were offered ct low prices with little e.
feet Son email parcels Of new Irish were sold at from
d. I'd to o. id per Ielbs the quality generally damp
and infs,or.
American flour was not much pressed for sale, and
Prime queiise brought rather better prices French
fonr was without change; first rate marks dii
cult TO meet with
NV catt rather dearer, being scarce and Is Cd.
per 45lhs ives pa 4 for tavny; no change In old.
New oatmeal being more plentiful rather cheaper,
26s Sd per 2iOlbs being the extreme value Of the best
qualities
Ra,ev and peas in moderate request AZ late rates but
beans were dificuli TO sell except at a reduction.
indian corn was quite neglected. aud % quarter
lover, best yellow being freely offered at Dos Dos.
ca. per quarter