The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY


white lbs q l3s 81 Corn has an upward tendency,
with Al advance OF Cd since Tuesday mixed s4s sas
g.; yellow, ss Cd sSs' white, 800 SIS, os ,sso
Breads.uns generally steady Corn buOysut at an i'd
vance u Cd. The weather Is better
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKsr.
LIyIarooL, August "a 1850.
Bigand, Athya & Co. and others report -hee dull
Pork quiet steady large government coatsct tor
sos eis Tsiiow oue, a, SIS 62s Cd. Cheese arm.
Clover seed In good speculative inquiry red zs ass:
me provision market quiet, and TRANSACTIONS today
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIyKRrooL, August a, 1890
The BROKERS Crcuiar and others report-Ashes quiet
al 2ss for both pots and pearls Sugar steady but dull
Coffee steady Rice nrm with large speculative business
25s Sd. Tesrhere Is but small inquiry and prices
weak. Qaercitron bark, Baltimore, Is ga Is 3D. Lin
3D. Lipseed cakeThere has been slight advance on ali
descriptions OF American; linseed oil In good demand
sos sos Ga Fish oils slow Of sale al unchanged quo
cd supplies, common, A. Cd Spirits turpentine nrm,
with slight advance on all qualities; quoted COS 3D.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, August "a, 1880.
Messrs Barring Brothers report:-Wheat buoyant, with
advance On the week Of u.s. per quarter the quotations
being eos Ga for white, and SIS s2s for red Flour,
bars Sugar Saes Rice active :. y' prices a closing
firm. Tea quiet at La I'D. for Congou Taow quiet at
oils 81 sp s'esd y q SIS so sss sna
manding fio l5s. a eli for New York, and &io 6s
a clio los for Boston. Fish oils advanced trne,
sperm selling at fle6. Linseed oil In good demand
al sos sos Cd Fish oils dul, and unchanged in price
Rosin firm, owing to limited supplies common is selling
g. 3D. Turper tine advanced slightly, selling 81 S0e
Cd. 3ls., closing firm at the latter figure.
HAyRE MARKET.
HAvRx, August 20, 1890.
or foctv
5000 bales Quotations92r for tres ordindre, and Sif
for bs stock In port, 2os 500 bales Wheat buoyant,
weather being unavorabe for the crops The advance
fully equal to ST. per sack Ashes dull, coffee arm, oils
nrmer, rice Arm, sugar quiet, but firm; tanow urn,
THE NEWS By THE PRINCE ALBERT.
81. JOHNS, N. f., Sept. 8, 1850.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Galway August 49,
arrived here at noon today.
The steamship Great Eastern arrived ct Milford Haven
as half past six O'Clock P. N. OF the 2eth.
In the House OF Commons, the 2sth Lord PAlmers-
ton acknowledged the services rendered the Christians In
Syria by Add e Kader and said the British Consul had
been instructed tender 10 him the thanks Of the Bri
tish government.
Lord Palerston also said the government had no In
formation relative to the intention Of France TO essbsh
fort the Lake Of Geneva and explained the position
OF the Savoy question: the cesson having not yet been
recognized by Europe.
Parliament bad virtually concluded is labor for the
sion BY adourning TIL the 2sh, when the propagation
takes place.
ST. Martins Music Hall in London had been burned.
Mr.. Lindsay, member OF Parliament had been aufho-
rzed TO proceed 10 Washington and lay before the Ame
rcan government the views Of the British government
relative 10 the navigation laws, begerent rights, &c,
and 10 enter into negotiations for the opening OF the
coastng trade &c. Mr. Lindsay sails the sth OF Sep
tember.
The steamship Canadian, from Quebec, arrived at Lon
donderry 2ssh.
me steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 2sth.
The steamship Australasan arrived at Queenstown on
the 26th.
FRANCE.
The Emperor bad made speech II Lyons In response
TO addresses by the authorities. He condemned the
just dsrust excited abroad and declared that nothing
should make him deviate from the path Of moderation
and justics His sole desire the general interest OF
Franco and he urged them 70 give themselves up with
confidence 70 works Of peace He was determined with
Gods assistance that France should degenerate under
hts dynasty.
The pacific nature Of this speech caused advance
the Bourse Rentes, esf sc.
The CONSTITUTIONAL publishes article stating that the
relations between France and Austria excellent, and
oongrstuaiing the latter Power s reform tendency.
NAPLES.
Nothing decisive had yet been achieved BY GaSibald
The fort Of Reggie capitusted on the 2lst The garr
son were allowed 10 leave with their muskets and per-
sonai baggage only.
General Cozcpz with considerable force, had crossed
the straits 81 FumichlnO, and two Neapoltan brsadcs
surrendered 10 him nj discretion.
Tho Garlbaldana we're masters Of Fort Dclpixzo.
They also, arer short nshi, occupied villa Gan Glo-
vanni
ne detection Of the army Of Naples wN considered
tr.mely probable and hoped that Gasibaid would
enter the city in triumph without bloodahed
Conflicts bad taken place between the Nsapoitan
0ops and some Bcrsaglier, who landed from Sandman
vessels
An Englsh steamer the orfAl, from Hull with passsn-
gers Meina, ss,ed By the passengers While the
captain was ashore ~ Genoa. II u supposed the pas-
senscrs we're friends q Gaibaldi The vessel char
tered under penalty Against seizure, and the
inference 10 that abe was designed Cor GsribsldL
Sardinia prohibits any more volunteers embarkns Of
Genoa for sicily.
AUSTRIA.
ne Emperor Of Austria and King OF waremburg were
about 70 have An Interview.
me reconciliation of Austria and Russia said 10 have
been fully accomplished
INDIA AND CHINA.
me malls from Calcutta July 10, and Hong Kong July
g. bad reached England
ne India news 10 unimpcstant
Large BODIES Of rebels, who took refuge In the Jungle
near Bhswswsrd, hal been routed.
The Calcutta produce market asie. Imports stag.
nsnt Freigh0 lower, owing 70 large arrivas Wat
q rain threatened the destruction Of the crops. III