The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-13
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Giasgow, Captain Craig arrived
yesterday afternoon from Glasgow whence she sailed on
Thursday the oath uit cssk in the afternoon
She brings sixy eight cabin hundred and eighty
stesssge passengers.
The Emperor Of Austria going on well his wound
about two inches deep. The prisoner declares ne
had no accomphces
At Loyds the arrivals reported light, but up
wards Of 400 in the Chops OF the Channel
ON the zaknlt, awaiting favorable winds.
The London says the Bank of England had yet
intinated its intention to lend money stock at two
per per during the shutting, but it gene
rally understood that viii he the rate.
The London Standards city article states that the
from Turkey not regarded in very light
arrangement with Austria being considered certain.
In the British House OF Commons tho 23d ult.,
adjourned debate the May nooth Grant e,umed,
and terminated in division, il which there appeared
sjority Of thirty against the grant.
Ninety eight thips representing upwards of forty
thsuss nd TONS present advertised for sailing from
the port OF London alone TO New South Wales, South
Australia, New zealand, and Van Diemans Land,
TIE EXODUS FROM IRELAND TO AMERICA.
The Western Star gives melancholy sketch of tine suf-
feriDgs the Last months owing the
want OF employment sonsoq uent upon the i'm posdby
of proceeding with outdoor labor during the late
weather Great numbers compelled to to the
warehouses; and more who have been fortunate enough
TO receive remitancas from their friends and relations
America are taking the necessary step to join the donors
across the Atlantic =
several of our people who had intended remain
In the country for time longer in the hope Of real
izng small sum by their labor, and thereby be
abed to make their voyage m more comfortable trim
finding chance of employ ment thought better of at
once taking their departure fearing that they remain
ed even for short time lorger the sent BY their
friends In America would be expended in trying
body and soul together and thus perhaps their chance
of being able emgrate would gone for ever
Owing 10 this state of circumstances have had
Cessation to the exodus the ncemency
OF the weather which heretofore some to the
rd Int hfeh in fha tnSta
as we have shown has rather tended TO it. That
the emigration is becoming serious-alarmingy so-we
believe is pretty generally admitted, and
beginning to ask if be taken to keep
the people at home. For parts despair
OF seeing stop to the drain of population
cept that which may proceed from sheer exhaus
tion-in other words the emigration will only when
the population is drained out for it must be borne in
mind that there is scarcely instance of family
members Of a family, locating in the republic, which
does not send the for equal number of those e
behind TO JON them before the lapse OF many months
that when you talk Irish peasant of remaining
at hon he at tells that has house the
antic that he long homeless in the land of
his birth and that he intends 10 lose time in joining
his people the water for il il another sign the
times in which live that the Irish peasant does
present look upon the Atlantic with half
the dread his father felt crossing Georges Channel
when he IS wont proceed England at harvest time
10 earn much money paid for their howell and
acre-n those days when the Irish peasanry in the
language Of the Devon Commission the worst fed worst
housed worst clothed population the face OF she civil
Lied verdi"
Turning to the southern counties, the Waterford
We have every prospect of the present emigration
being very much augmented during the present year.
Nothing that be said done will this that
the best thing do is her to endeavor to divert
that emigration Whist be the best in which
10 direct it. The accounts are daily receiving from
Australia Of course have tendency to turn attention al
most exclusively to that quarter the perty of the
colony being placed on permanent basis that it
is longer matter Of speculation to the chance of
succeeding there Our quay literally alive yes
terday with passengers to Liverpool route America
Not fewer than $50 or our country people crowded
a fOr0 hat aOil
which, under wholeeome government is fully equal to
the requirements Of thrice present population. We
cannot but deplore that many going from
shores but the hope have is that check will speed
~ take place Men will be sought after and not, as
shss are now seeking employment or competing for
LrHrooI conoS MARrET, Wednesday, Feb p
Price. onseishsh Of penny below Friday 400 Bra.
Gans, 654d. GAd.; 100 Americans, Sd. a 64d.
LONDON Mosrr MARKET, Wednesday Fob. as.-The con-
IN
80 sDf ss Thee a
up and generally improved owing to steadine.s
in funds and purchase by bears of real bust
steady Average amount Of business in land shares Bank
shares buoyant. Aqua FRA, l u premium, Australian
oes Ssa British Nass agcauT1 sU
Nouveau Monde, * i. premium; South Aust allan, IS
CO. Foreign securities unchanged but steady at quota
TONS Mexcans, 23A A. Spanish, As 4 do. New Defer
rcd, 23h y do Passives, 57s 4; Swedish Loan 2 u
discount; Turkish Loan, \ Ia premium.
LONDON PRODUCE NAREE-Feb 23.-Sugar-West
Ipd;a firm sales, $50 hbds. In refined brisk home de
niand: grocery Jumps AIS Cd TO ass Cd Foreign nearly
all bought in at stiff prices; yellow Havana ass to Ais.
Eahia brown 30s Cd 70 33s yellow and white GAS to
SIS Cd Coffee less active; but native Ceylon, ASS $50
caks plantation, about half sold SIS. TO 66s Tea-De
mand Increasing ordinary Congou 10d Ri .e quiet but
firm 900 bags Madras taken at los to los Cd Cot
ton-Ssles small, but no decline Tallow firm, and de
mand coed; fine G., 45s TO 40. Sd on the spot. Wool
saIes-1he progress Of the sale to day steady both
rs to the prices paid and the demand that rules.
LONDON Corn EXCHANGE, Feb. 23.-Shos of wheat
moderate but after dance being thin, not much done,
but Mondays rates well sustained Flour and malt
steady. Barley, beans and peas unchanged Oats firm
at late Arrivals-British wheat So do barley
100 do oats, so; do malt 2 $50: do -four go Irish
barley eco; do oats, 700; foreign wheat $40.
GLASGOW MARKET, Wednesday Evening, Feb % Our
yarn market quiet today Spinners Of poxerloom
varps al well engaged in prns this is less the
The consumption of all descriptions Of yarns is however,
at present unusually large but the absence of orders ia
anticipation OF immediate wants npars quiet tone TO
the market Prices are a whole, unchanged for the
Last fortnight Piece goods continue very drn, aud
manufacturers are well under order.