The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
one WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
RIVAL
OF THE
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC
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Highly Interesting Commercial Intelligence
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ADVANCE in THE COTTON MARKET.
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THE BRITISH MINIS TRY.
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Important Movement in France, ReIa-
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lenllr nation Of the Loss OF the Ship IvanhOe,
with all on board,
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Highly Interesting Commercial Intelligence.
ADVANCE In THE COTTON MARKET.

The American mail steamship Baltic, Capt. comstock,
arrived at this port ast evening from Liverpool after
passage Of twelve days and eight hours.
She ieft Liverpool Saturday tho I'd ut. She dis
charged her pilot at 20, p NJ.
The outward passage Of the Baltic made in IL days
and Il hours. encounerng strong eastery winds and
rough head On the homeward trip she battled with
the spring equnoctal for six days
On the I'D OF March at II SO r. NJ, the Baltic passed
large steamer supposed TO be the Europa from Boston
When in Ion. &C. lat 1880 she met several large cebergs
and 80 F. NJ April l. she passed the Hermann thence
for Southampton
Our fears concerning the ship Ivanhoe have been
confirmed by the Baltic. Captain Ioxe, of the packet
chip Joseph Walker who left New York for Liverpool in
company with the unfortunate vessel, reports that
on the oath February two days out, he the ship
Iyanhoe ashore the Round Shoa Of Nantucket, with
all sail set and apparently with list to the sarboard
This in connection with portions Of cargo similar that
of the Ivsphoe found floating in the neghborhood Of the
shoal leaves very little the unfortunate
sci thumped to pieces and that all board persisted
arrivals subsequently report experiencing heavy gale
the 18th. of Nantucket the day after she went
We are indebted to Mr.. Canning, the purser of the
Baltic and Messrs Kingsley Co., for late papers.
The most important intelligence by the Baltic is the
Improvement in the cotton market.
There considerable business transacted in United
at 1861.
The English Ministry were st in trouble 1t was as
serted that Lard Palmerston would retire On dit that
Mr. Caldwell will be Lord John Russels Chancellor
Of the Exchequer in December next.
The debate the Ecclesiastical Titles bill absorbed
and obstrueted all other business in the British Pariia
ment. In connection with this bill, will give, to-
morrow curious petition relative to rich heiress in
convent.
The Milan Official gazette Of the 18th ult, published
long article contradcting the report Of considerable
augmentation Of the Austrian army in Italy.
The anniversary Of the Austrian revolution 1.-THE 18th
ult passed of without any manifestation of politics
feeling whatever In the morning the Emperor reviewed
the garrison at Vienna.
Our Berlin correspondence ia Of the 18th ut. The
nverary Of the Prussian revolution passed off in perfect
tranquility The ministerial organs express their pre-
sumption that in note which lately sent from ST.
Petersburg to Vienna, the Russian cabinet protests
against the annexation Of the nonGernan provinces Of
Austria II is again stated that the Holsten fortress Of
Rendsburgh viii be claimed by the Germanic conedera-
tion. and converted into q federal fortress
The German question continued TO attract attention
France has it appears made important movement in
the matter.
We learn from Constantnople that a conspiracy had
been discovered to poison the sultan At the bottom Of
IL was his brother assisted by Ulemas. The
plan to corrupt the sultans doctor who TO mix
poison in his medicine for a considerable Of money
The medical attendant revealed the plot Tho chief
eprntors fed Several parties concerned In the scheme
apprehenied and put to death. This news wants
confirmation
The Russian government has favored Greece with a
new treaty Of commerce, under which eurrants, figs
wines oil and silk, will pay lower duties
NJ Lamartnc has presented a petition from william
Tell Poussin formerly Minister Of the republic in the
United States praying the government to grant block
granite taken from the quarres Of Chcrbourg the
erection Of monument TO General Washington
Lord and Lady Palmerston entertained, Saturday
the 18th u at dinner the American Minister and Mrs
Lawrence Lady Palmerston received a large party in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Meader II Providence Rhode Island
America preached very edfying di-courses at the
Friend meeting house, Limerick Sunday. the 10th
ult TO large attentive congregation Mrs Meader
u descendant, II Is said, Of the celebrated Lindey
Murray.