The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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THE CORN TRADE.
STATE or THE MARKETS.
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The q. 8. nah steamship Warrington, Csps. Z.
n Fitch, arrived early yesterday morning, with adj
vices fism London TO the 18th Of July.
1Ae Washington sailed from Bremen on the 18Th
a August, saesuntessd tremendous gale Of wind
- The North Sea, and arrived NJ Southampton on
M l6sb, vhsnss, after ocalng and taking on board
ne French and Dritish mails, she finally started for
tbs port, u P. NJ, IN the 18th ult She brings
sws hundred and twentyo one passengers, and four
hundred and seyenty-ive tons German, Swiss. and
French merchandise from Bremen and Haus
YAis packet brings very little news Of Importance.
The excitement regarding tho fishery Ghealty
Aaa greatly srbeidcd, and ocsssioned no further
sasiness; Ministerial evening journal had IN fast
sAaounsed .ha. the matter, il not absolutely ar.
ranged, was in good process for adjustment.
There was an animated demand for cotton 3.
liverpool Sales on the 18th, 1900 bales, and on
tAs 10th, $4,000 bales, ut one eighth advance
ssalss on he 9Th, 5000 balss--znarket qnister.
In the com market there had been much excite
nSns The weather having continued most nnprO-
riticus for the harvest, general snd further adj
vance In prices had taken place. English wheat
having risen 3s For quarter over the prices Ct tie
list week Foreign wheat was held very l-0ay,
and similar advance realized. Oats advanced Cd
peI quarter; American -four, Is. to g. per barrel;
English -four, Is. Cd per sack. Indian Germ was
also held for higher terms; floating cargoes g. to
D. per quarter higher.
The reports Of the markets in France and Bel
GUM ssate that an upward tendency prevailed.
Just before the Washington sailed, some improve
nsnt In The weather was manifested.
The state of trade in the provinces was satisfac-
tsry. At Manchester, the tendency Of business
vAs to increase, and the home demand CONT
nusa large The irish linen markets were extreme
low.
The English funds had fucsnated considerably,
md tho tendency generally of stocks and shares
was towards depression, owing to the harvest
psospec.s.
The overland East India and China mail reached
London on the 10th ult., with dates from Hong
Hong to June q, Bombay, July S; Calcutta, July
3; Madras, July g. This arrival brought no news Of
the missing steamer with the Bombay mail OF the
18th June. The repulss of the Burmese, in their
second attempt to recaFsure Iarlaban, and the
storm and capture Of Pegu by the British forces are
confirmed. II seems pretty certain that the Empire
Of Burmah, after its conquest, viii be annexed to
the ABglo Indian possessions in the East.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, in the royal
yacht, accompanied by the Duke Of Belgium rad
gaite, arrived NJ Osborne, from Antwerp. on the
I6lh OF August, with the usual armed escort o.
steamers. The Queen Of England had bad weather
during the whole Of her trip to Antwerp and sfne-
sells.
Vice. Chancellor Sir James Parker, died on the
Hath nit.
The Italian Opera IN London closed for the So
~cn nssn
The grand flies in Paris on the 18th Angus: pass
% of TRANQUILITY. The President was respectfully,
but net enthusiastically received by the poplaca.
The illuminations turned out complete failure.
The wind prevented the gas from keeping alight
and the invitation TO the Inhabitants to il
hIainate their houses was responded to III very
few instaaccs. The ball at the Marche des
1nnoeens was put of, the high wind having damaged
the temporary building erected for the purpose
A partial amnesty had been published by Louis
Napoleon.
Phe new Steamship Plata, (the ei-dspam Arabia
sAilea from Southampton on her first voyage to the
West Indies, on the 18th ult The Magdaleua
rived the same day, with $lOo,o00 in spscie.
Accounts from the colonies Of Port Phillip, Mel
bSume, and Sydney, had been received TO the
middle OF May. The yield Of gold was immense--
far exceeding any thing reported from Cahfor-
MIA Outrages on life and property were, however,
vary rife
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Tim,Gs
says
We look forward with extreme Impotence to from
Athene az Mr. Marsh the Minister Of the United States
at Censtanople y already en- his way 20 Atnens FROM
excellent leaT th;t he has received positive
fAstIuetons from home TO demand AID obtain signal ga
&sfason for the imprisonment OF the American sisson-
AIRY. MI King II is 10 be foreeeen that this Anarcn
rin dsplay more spirit than srten British dplonatits
have recently done legation witch makes mountain
every mothn becomes ridiculous but * Il shows
energy in Just cause, 1t L. contemplate.
The -ipgsburg Gazette says the proposals Of the
Prince President have been rejected :" the tether,
Prince yasa, being opposed to the marriage.
The Lloyd, which appears to take great interest
in the movements Of the Count de Chambo:d, IA
forms us that he win 60 with the Countess in the
somse Of the week to the Slesiaa estates Of ths
Archjuke Macmillan dEste.
The pelitico. commercial conference at Stuttgardt
continued 70 be held. A new hope WIS entertained
shat he coalition OF Dsrmstadt will enter into
Arrangement advantageous to q Il parties
II was announced mat the Brazilian government
bad purchased the eight vessels cemposing the GER
mar 6tet
The Fishery Qucstfor.
lsTfE MISSION OF Mr. BAEIsG IKE ASPECa o. lHE
CCTTI0N
rProm the London Times, Auguyt 1S.l
We ore requested 10 state thGt the intended visit
" MIR. Thomas Baring 10 the United states has no
sonncstion with any diplonatio question, nor he's
thors been any com nunication between the govern
ment of this country and him the subject in dis
prte, yc.pAs.ipg the fsheriee. The report TIA. he
was to 81 cMp,oyed in any negotiation would hare
been sooner contradieted If its evident improbabity
had appeared to render alluson to unnecessary
IRron The London Herald, Official. August Is.
There can, and will be 10 question 10 any quarter,
Mat, had the fishery question assumed complexion
more grave than, az now it fortunately appears il
nhey TO 30 the ease, the friendly services Of Mr..
banng might have been OF much advantage on both
ndes OF the water, could they have been obtained,
ss surely in such Gaze they could not be withheld
tFrou tic London News Au.u.t ISL
ftoame Known n the oity 70 DIV, that the
sislt o. Nj. Thomas Barring 70 tie Uniied EtAtes
eil not take place, although his agpr0aekinr do.
perturo had been announces 10 tie srisnds and
connections a the house. and eonse quen,y ecrrsnt
ly reported as certain amongst he l1aainn -