The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08
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prevented the Duke of saldinhas installing anything
Ike permanent cabinet upon his arrival In the capital.
and his grace found 1t necessary formally to place him
sef at the head Of the previously existing transition
ministry The Dukes first Efforts after his arrival
composed Of the Oportc Junta Progressta party lie
had several conferences with Louie Jervis de Aptorga,
Antas. Aguiar Maria Grande, Fcrrao, Sc as also With
Count Lavrado. who appears to have declined entering
ministry which he felt must act dietatoriay aih WITH.
out the sphere OF the charter, to a certain extent"
In its sitting of the Goth the Senate Of Turin passed
bill for the Establishment Of an electric telegraph sbe-
tween Turin and Genoa 1t also passed the bill on
tax to be laid on mortman property and corporato
bodis' by majority Of So to 49,
The Crocs d Saroa Of Turin, quotes correspondence
from Nice Of the l7th which besides confirming the par
tculas we gave two days ago adds that the szcement
in that town continues unabated, and that the Munich
pal Council, in It's sitting Of the l6th unanimously
adopted the following protest.
"The Council In conformity with the delberation OF
the delegated council declares that protests asnst
the abolition Of the free port 1t charges the deputaton
the government ana the chambers and sends as docu
ment the protest prese in the name OF the popu-
lation
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, May n, 1851.
1t is considerable time since much anxiety doubt,
and uneasiness prevailed in commercial circles, as was
manifested in the Of the past week The shars
market subject to mott unusual and very vioieAs
panic. Cotton suffered further decline. The de-
mand for most articles Of colonial produce was
limited, and owing to large supplies AMI continues
arrivals, holders were unable to command previous
rates. slight reaction has taken place. fha
accounts both from Manchester and the woollcn
featuring districts of Yorkshire begin speak
coursgngly and although business is by no means in
steady position nor pabhc confidence in the feature pro-
pely fixed IL is strongly hoped that have touched the
worst point II Is gratifying to learn that Mt Length the
drain the bullion Of the Bank Of England has sub
sided According To the returns published in last FRI
days Ga=ett the increase fs4 s03 and suspect.
the imports which have taken place Of late that
the returns under this head will increase weekly
There il apparent calm in the cotton market Ne
yertheess, prices still tend downwards. During the
decne Of Nd per ib The sales only Al 2,0 bales,
OF which the trade took 341a0 The Naesras advices do
not appear to have had particular effect upon the
market Since Friday fair extent Of business has been
transacted and although full rates were paid the quota
tions Of that day stand for the most part unaltered
The transactions Of Saturday Monday, and to- day are
about "a coo bales Of which spectators aud exporters
have taken $500 bales.
The accounts the agricultural districts speak very
satisfactorily to the appearance of the grain crops
The only thing that s required is few weeks Of sun
shine to make up for the lac ungenial weather The
trade is steady but there is still the absence OF
anything like active demand. Nevertheless, our
market to-day very firm and full prices we're OBJ
tanned for all articles except oats and oatmsa whicA
have partially declined.
with regard TO American provisions, we may remark
that since Friday there has been material change IN
tho market At todays public sales the only article
which found purchasers was $40 boxes OF damaged pa
has improved and 5os is the currency for prime qua
hties.
LIVERPOOL CoIroy M,nRrr, May G.-More firm
shown in this market on Saturday which the
inquiry being likewise larger. Holders obtained slight
advance and fair business has been done We
close firmly nearly ope-eghth Of penny higher than
the quotations OF Friday. The total sales are 5po
bales of which spectators have taken 100 ana ex-
porers $500 Tn. sales consist Of the following deScrp
tiops ~ $50 American ID to ad 400 Pernams ID
to 51sd 80 Bahia SD. loo Maranham, SID 20 1'sd
G2o Egyptian o. ID llGo surat I'D to I'D The i'm
ports are 92s4 American.
MANCHESTER TsAnr RrroRr, Tuesday May T.-Ths
market gives indications Of more steadness to-day and
there fair inquiry both for goods and yarns not re-
sutpg, however In much actual business No improve
has taken place in prices, which, with lew eK-
ccptons generally remain at last Tuesdays quotations.
spinncrs Influenced by the rather hrmcr tone OF the
Liverpool cotton market show great unwillnSnecs 70
accept last weeks prices but buyers do not seem u
have much confidence in the attempted reaction In the
material but will not. general rule, give out
orders at an advance Water twist under 30 for eK.
port easy buy at last week prices but
doubled yarns India numbers Of mule and fine wef ars
without change
Lrrps ClorH Halls. May g7-Tberc il no new festurs
notice in the woolen trade since last week Theirs
rather business done at the cloth halls on 81
turday last but to day the market has been quis<
Stocks not heavy in the makers hands aud prices
stationary
Rocup.Lr ManKrr Rrrosr, Monday, May 26-wool
and flannei-The market dull both for wool anA
flannel bat prices remained firm Several London msc
chants in the market but the amount d sales WA
not great