The New York herald., 1851-08-01
banassments, if not actual national bankruptcy,
IN ha apurnarhino

banassments, if not actual national bankruptcy,
seemed to be approaching.
We learn from Hamburg that the ministerial
crisis in Denmark had terminated. An entire new
ministry had been formed, under the Presidency Of
Count Moltke.
The overland India ana China mail arrived in
London on thel6th-the dates are, Calcutta, June7;
Bombay via Madras, June 2 Hong Kong May 23.
The monsoon had not set in. India tranquil
throughout. The Governor General was still al
Simah. The missing steamer had arrived at
Bombay. Disturbances still prevailed, and were
increasing, in China. Commerce dull. Exchange
on London Is. Sd. to Is. 3ld. The money market
az Calcutta was easier
The London Times gives a full report of the
banquet given on board the U. :. mail steamship
Atlantic, by Mr.. Brown, the head of the house of
Brown. Shipley < Co., 10 the Royal Commissioners
and Executive Committee Of the great Exhibition
The entertainment was on scale of the most
rriuceIy hospitality and was most gratifying to the
distinguished guests who honored it with their
presence. Previous to proceeding on board the
Atlantic, the party were conducted by Mr..
Brown, oil visit Of inspection to Birkenkead
and afterwards to the magnificent docks and ware
houses lining the banks of the Mcrsey on the Liver
present at the banquet, which went of with the
greatest suceea. and enthusiasm. Afterwards, the
party attended grand reception at the Town Hall
Uhe Mayor Of Liverpool receiving the company),
when upwards Of J 500 Of the heading merchants
cad notobilites Of the town were present TO meet
and to do honor 30 ths numerous Tisiters.
The Liverpool cotton market is reported steady
with daily sales Of about 5000 bale.. On the day
before the Washington let, the saea amounted to
5000 bales, with dull market.
The accounts Of the state of trade in the provin-
cial markets exhibited tendency towards ncr eased
confidence and activity, which only checked by
the continued dulnesS Of the Liverpool cotton mar
ket The failure of Ralph S Risk of Liverpool,
with rlbili es for f6O, CO., and Of Ralli s. Mavro-
gordato, Greek merchants, Of Lcndon, is reported
by this mail.
The English funds had slightly rsceded in price
The money market remained in easy and pros
porous condition. Railway shares had slightly i'm
proved The Sariinian loan having sound buyers,
its scrip had risen - psr
Nj Mark lane, the cora market was steady
at the prices previously received here Foreign
wheat and -four had downward tendency.
An Orange riot tool, place in Liverpool on the
Iith, when the yariou9 Orange clubs which had
assembled 10 celebrate the anniversary Of the
battle Of the Boyne, were attacked By large body
Of lrishmen, and during a fearful fight which en-
sued, three persons were killed, and seyerd dan
gerously wounded.
The West India mail steamship Magdalens, 2 $50
tons. was Launched on the 18th from Mr.. Pitchers
yard at Northheet, near onlcn. The Parana,
also Of s9 tons, and OF similar po wer. was arnch-
ed at southampton from the baiiding yard of the
Messrs. Wigrsm, the day before the Washington
sailed. a large ship for the East India trade was
to be laid down on the slip sue vacated
II Is tia; cd in some of the Irish papers that
company IL forming in the British metropolis, and
that I00, ,Ghhad been subscribed, for establishing
steam Communication between Galway and New
ok, by means of two Steamships Of greater size
and power than any that have yet been engaged in
transatlantic saygation.
The Great Exhibition still excessively
thronged VITA Sis.crs. On Monday, the li.h OF
July, 62,6A persons entered the building, and
l297 \. was received at the doors On the follow
ng day the enormous nunbcr q H. l22 persons en-
tered tAe Crystal Palace, and the amount taken was
800. The movement forretaiEing the Crystal Pa
lace went brskly on, and m interesting debatehad
taken place in the House ofLords, on the presenta
,ion Of IA petition from Mr.. John Paxton, developing
his news. anu tue y tf"tN OF tnc ION
an interesting letter from the sa ne gentleman, ad-
dressed 10 Lord Campbell, who had spokea in the
Lerls agans, the project Of making the exhibition
building permanent monument.
The London TImrs has commenced n fierce and
able onslaught against the immense incomes Of the
English Bishops
The annual meeting Of the Royal Agricultural
society Of England mas being held at Windsor
when the Washington left IL attended by On
immense number Of sgriculturiss from all parts Of
the Kingdom.
The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship Com
papy's fine new steamer City Of Manchester, NJ
rived at Liverpool the 18th ult from Belfast, al
two o'clock, making the passage in thirteen hours
and eve minutes. We give an extract Of her lcg
! ON her trial trip FROM GIecnock to Belfast -
| s3SP ", on Grt enock--..t full speed.
alreat OF Clooh Light
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