The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

recovery then took place. and the Last ocaI price was
| ok to o. 0mnium left OF at Ah premium. Bank
stock, 2loK to 2liK. Exshequsr bonds, 1907 to 1ol
Foreign secuItiss were heavy, with limited amount OF
| business.
The corn market vas dull, st decline Of Is The
English supplies were dropping of, and the foreign had
been ess with the exoeptionsof oats, beans and peAs
Country -four was less abundant. Barley was frm,
with moderate business
The trade accounts from the towns for
the week wsrs the WHOLE satsactory The excellent
prospects Of the haryes bot In England this
try having produced general increase Of coaAdsn
At Manchester considerable fluctuations had occurred in
prices and the ability Of the manufast to make
decided concession owing t, the reaction OF cotton a.
Liverpool had led to extended, although not large
buaiEe ess. At rmnsham the iron trade sho red In
creasng armnsss The copper and brass trades remain
ed active At NottiSg CHAM there WAS partial Inn prove
ment in the lace trade In ths woosn diGtricts good
average business had been transacted and prices
steady and stocks decreasing
In tho Liverpool cotton market, on the I'd instant
business very limited and ths sales barely reached
5,eeo baes2oo on speculation and Tor export Prices
were slightly in favor OF the buyer.
The steamship Ericsson arrived at Havre at p on
the 3lth June-fouTteen days, nine hours.
The British and North American royal mail steamship
Africa arrived out at Liverpool ths morning Of the
1st mat.
The Wsshipgton arrived at Bremen tho I'd inst.
The steamer Tennessee arrived 1t Southampton from
Baltimore the 3sd She TO bs chartered to the
Frerc ch British governments By Msssrs Crosksy
Co flor the transport services
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, July Q, 1855.
Death IF Lord Raglan The Affair Of tho 1sM of J,e-
Opening of the French Legislative AssembyLoais Ma
po,eons Speech-7Ae Balie-Second Demonstration in
l.
Trading Biz, dc.
/ take advantage Of the Arago to send you line,
though there il not very much stirring.
The prominent feature Is the deAth sf Lord Rag
LAM the Chief OF the British army In the
Crimss. Like St. AInaud, he fell . victim to disease
brought doubtless BY fatigue and anxiety Of mind
his death, however, obviates difficulty. He and Pelis
ser did not pull very well together His successor, ad
interim, 10 General Simpson, Chief Of the STAT, very
distinguished officer.
Details have now bsen received Of the aai, of the
18th. The allies are BY no means dauntsd by this fall
the French flag a,tuay planted upon the Msla
ko towsr, and the English held tho sdan but not be
sufficiently supported, they driven back by the
terrific fire poured in upon them.
According to the last accounts every preparation WAS
being maes renew the attack upon these two impo
tsnt points Coue qui cou Pelisssr is determined to
take them.
Louis Napoleon has just opened the Frsnch LgislA.
tive Assembly, the early convocatsn Of which had for
object to procure money for carrying on the war; Ths
amount he wants Is thirty millions sterling and II win
be granted speech this OCCASION his speeches
always are, to the point It evidently shows his
firm determination not to give In to Russia.
There has been little firing In the Baltic; the eet Is
well provided with gunboats and some Of the forts
the coast have been sheled It appears that oil
around Cronstadt submarine internal machines lie ~
thick herriDgs: some sixty or seventy have been
picked up two three have exploded, giving serious
shocks to the vessels under which they exploded but
not doing much material injury. They are well con
structsd, and do credit to Professor jacob Admiral
Seymour and two officers whiis examining one Of them
on the deck Of the Exmouth, were nearly killed 1t is
feared the Admiral will lose both eyes.
According to the latest advices. the Baltic deet
drawn up in two lines close to Cronstadt, and
great coup is expected.
We are daily expecting q telegraph OF the renewed
attack upon tho MalAkoG and Rsdsn.
We had another Sunday In Hyde Park. sus
pscting there would be one proceeded there t, wit
ness proceedings. There were some 00oo0 or 10000
persons assembled including ali classes ladies' charsn
&C., but very few carriages. The carriages we're
ceived with yss and hss and the most rotous OF the
yelers seized by the police. An attempt at =
Of Of the prisoners made. Tho police
in considerable force and kept the drive clear
In two three instances they we're compelled TO
their truncheons. scufiie with some lfeguArdsmen,
who aided with the crowd the most serious part Of
the business. Lord Robert Grosyenor has withdraw
his BILL and the matter will end Tho best pert Of
the joke that Lord R. Grosvenors view phian
thropic He wished to procure holiday for those
tradssmeus apprentices who compelled to work on
Sunday
The bill was, however, obaoxous and 1t i, a.
wen It has been withdrawn.
royal message sent BY the Queen to both Houses
last night intimating her desire TO confer honor
and reward upon the heir and widow Of Lord Raglan.
The Indian and China mails in. They bring no
news. Trade duh.
From Australia We have advices TO the 10th April
There a sensible decrease in the yield Of gold.
Spain is stin very unsettled The dilssnces
almost regularly stopped Lord Howden passenger
in stopped the other day He was not moested.
strahan and Paups bankruptcy has given quito an
impetus the joint banks The revenue for the
quarter Is satisfactory.
TIE GREAT FIGHT OF JUNE Is.