The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports fair demand with good
supply The lower qualities were rather easier but not
quotaoy lover viii the better qualities although in
sales Of the week Comprising only five Susin ess days.
amounted to 7lo bales including 1900 to ssesuators
and for export The f'sEsS dSSnS are the a,
HsS Hsi.naa. ss,s 81
Ordinary to good ordinary, 4Sd sd rhs market
closed quiet Friday with sales Of bales The
$50 600 American. Considerable shipments We're due.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
In bresdstufs generally there had been slight decline
from the quotations advised by the ASIA and the business
had been 70 moderate extent. There had BEEN large
arrivals of Meterrsnesu wheat In fine wheat prices
bad bees maintained but the inferior descriptions show
decline OF 3D. 3D. ler bushel White is quoted by the
Brokers' Circular at 1os lls red o. Cd los. Flour
and Is lover canal sIs ' ss Cd PRiisdei
phia and Baltimore sos. . 36s.; 0nio 3es CTn-But
little speculative demand ard the market tending down
ward. Sales OF white ct 30s 3ls yellow and mixed at
3os 30s 3d. The weather had been favorable for agri
cultural purposes.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
hessrs. Richardson, Spence Co. repor:-Bees dull,
owirg 10 heavy arrivals ordinary 2s 3s lower, but
the higher qualities firm at former rates Pork in
duced stock and more buyers than sellers prices how
ever, without change Bacon steady. and prices
changed Lard in somewhat proved demand at former
rates; sales at Sos 55s 3d. Taliow Irregular with
North American quoted at Sos.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
sales Of Carolina a. aas 3D. a4 SPIRITS Of %
quiet; 200 barrels sold at 34s a5s Nothog doing in
1as No qu a aS is & ksG inactive At %
live demand. Sugar slightly advanced and
and active Molasses-A better feeling prevailed and
and prces steady at 34s 34s 3D. ashes quoted at
ss., I'd. sss with quiet market Nothing doing in
Tea dull Dyewoocs steady at former rates.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Bros. Co. report breadstufs dull and
lower iron steady at fs IS 6s for Welsh bars and
Ias Scotch pig 66s linseed oil steady and unchanged
In prices sales At a4s on the spot and sas to arrive
Tea inactive. Turpentins, sales at o. Cd. los 81.
spaits Of turpen,ne 3as 3D. Polar whalebone sold at
and 48s. for the end of the year.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The Manchester market was presty active, and prices
were firmly main tanned
HAvRE MARKETS.
During the week ndng the 25th ult this sales Of
cotton amounted to only 5000 bales New Orleans tres
ordinairs quoted at OF Breadsus slightly declined.
of Philadephia and Baltimore at 35t 42s 75c New
Orleans, Az Soc 4sf Provisions slightly iower and
market mark dull Lard quiet rsiow neglected Coffee
sales at 65f. landed, and EFF to arrive Whale bone
steady. Pearl ashes Arm, but inactive Pots dull No.
PASSENGERS By THE CAMBRIA.
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SELL Newa McTayish Bradshaw, Armstrong. Kirk, Brown.
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Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENcH-Same weeks ago. Mr..
Thomas B. White produce merchant of No. 9 Water
street. preferred charge of false preences against Mr.
State The complainant in his adayt alleges that the
defendant obtained his signature to two accepances for
81 each, by Of false representations The as
cused it alleged, offered complainant note for So 900
security, and stated at the time that the eudorsers
Of this ros good and responsible parties that they
whereas Afterwards appeared that they endorsed
to the extent Of nearly $780, o0o that the defendants
complainant was obliged to take it up at a dead
loss to himself that he has never been remu,
question: made false and fraud uent representations
relation thereto Upon the strength Of this affidavit
DELL and placed the same In the hands Of Sergeant Van
Ceef for execution. The officer proceeded the
eence OF the secused in Chenango county and arrested
him the above charge. CraadeI was brought before
the magistrate OF Oxford, Chenango county N. Y,
where he was held to bail in the sum Of 81 600 to answer
Sessions in this city.
ALLEGED CONSTRUCTIVE LARcESY.-Yesterday morning,
brober, named Aaron Sutton doing busines in Wall
street. taken custody the charge Of nstruc
tive grand larceny in having is alleged surrepi
tiousy obtained bill Of exchange for 81 a8
In favor OF Mr. Motely also Wall street broker, and
Drawn upon Mefsrs. Coleman Ssstson, Of ths Astor
House. The accused brought hsose Jasise Welsh,
at the Lower Pooe Court where hs held to bail in
the sum Of to answer the charge The complainant
forth that defendant said could find purchaser
for the acceptance in the person of Mr.. Beale but
having received the bill for that purpose thought
fit return the same give any satisfactory account
nlQ in his naAr
| year ago.
| DESCENT UPON AN ALLEGED GAMBLING HoUsE-Yester.
day afternoon, officers Gray Farley and Flanagan Of
the Cru, + General Sessions made descent upon the
prems.s u Moses Hamer at the of Park place
and Proao way; and number of persons gam
bling at faro seized all the apparatus and took entire
or tho arrest Of the proprietor Of the place the officers
only permitted to take possession OF the gambling
apparatus which brought to the District Attorneys
| office for safe keeping.
| News From the British west Indies.
/ YELLOW FEVER IN THE ENGLISH FLEET AT BERMUDA
| TIE GENERAL ELECTION-QUIET AT DEMARARA
| -JAILs FULL OF RIOTERs-GREAT LOSS OF PRO-
PERTY.
We have files of papers dated at Bermuda April g.
and at st. Lucia ST. Vincent and Barbados March
Yellow fever had appeared on board of Of the Br
tsh war ships at Bermuda. The Royal Gazette of April
/ !, Says
| H. NJ steamer Argus Commander Puryis. arrived on
Sunday last from Jamaica, via Havana. We are pained
that the Argus had several yellow fever
board and that some eight have terminated
fatally. Among the deaths Lieut.. VIM. F. Galock
second lieutenant OF the Argus and Assistant Surgeon
/ DAILY, loaned from the Boscawen to the Argus The
bodies of Dr. DAILY and two Of the were removed
from the Argus yesterday and buried at Ports Island
We understand that the Argus to Bermuda by
Ae mira Fanshawe - fever made its
on board that vessel, and Captain Seymour, of H. NJ s.
Pembroke the senior naval officer here ordered her to
Ports Island to be thoroughly cleansed fumgated
Bis Excelency Gov Murray, with his usual prompti-
tuce on learning that the Argus had yellow fever
board Immediately assembled the Council for the pur-
pose OF adopting precautionary measures possI-
BILE, to prevent the apesd OF that frightul disease
appears In this days Gazette strictly for
bictipg persons to have any communicaon with Ports
aspd long % the quarantine flag shall be kept flying
there The Argus towed the flag slip Boscawen to sea
| from Jamaica on Wednesday, the 9th ult.
The gain In the general election contest of Bermuda
| has be,n entirely on the liberal side.