The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

Inc STOCK IN port was estimated at 627 900 bales OF
which 3e7 900 were American
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
In the Manchester market prices for goods and yarns
had an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsrUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report -four dull but
steady, at 24s 3d. for American in barrels Wheat
tending downwards prices easier but quotations un-
changed red, ss 3D. los. white, ss.9d. lis 3D. per
Genital Corn dull yellow, sis 32s. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef was dull, and previous quotations barely
maintained Pork firm, with speculative demand for
for DID, at 5os 52s quiet at 76s 77s 3D. Bacon
quiet new middies, lSs 6Os Lard dull Tallow quiet:
butchers, 66s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady; potts. 27s 27s 3D. pearls, 2Ss 2ss I'd.
Sugar firm. Coffee steady Rice quie Bark Quet; Phi
ladepha ss ed Baltimore ss Sd. Fish oils quie In
seed oil dull Rosin steady: oommon, 49, 50. H. a.;
nne unsaeable. Spirits turpentine duu st S3s 3D. a..
Tea firm
Barings Circular reports firm at &S 1os. 4S lis.
for both bars and rails. Breadstun steady Sugar nrm
and H. 1s Cd. higher since the holidays, closing qust
CoGee buoyant and slightly higher. Spirits surpenkins
duu n 3ls Tea steady Other articles without change
Of consequence
HAvRE MARKET.
The Havre cotton market was arm on the Ish. New
Orleans ts ordinaiye losE do. oas los Sales II the
week 5000 bales; stock 1000 bales.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON Jan 7-P n.
Consols closed Al s5k ssa1 for money, and s6x for
account.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7-P. n.
Cotton steady Sales to-day 1000 bases including 900
70 speculators and exporters.
BreadstuGs quiet.
Our Sc. Petersb~rs Corrsspondence.
ST. PKKRssuRa, Doc. "a, 1859.
Ssbsmision Of Ae Laa Of ne Casossian Cniyfs-A Ns~
Field Marshal Arises from tseir H3mfliasion- HN A.
ces5y a1d &Trioxs-T< Hioh ktsston to ts Co~0res V
ParisA Neao Ffunco Russisn King for Ccntral ioly-
1Ae Csoy's Progress IN Cxins asd Japen-rN Ftasds M
Ae Army COrnmissaytm and PusishmeN q TIE De-
fanlters, &C.
A, the time you were informed BY Of the capture Of
shamyI and the psc0caton OF the Eastern Caucasus
stated that this did include tho country Of Crcssa,
properly 90 called, which is situated tho western de-
cljyy Of that colossal chain Of m0uuans and the IN
habans Of which, though partly under the 'A9seaee Oh
the great maum were directly subject 70 DIS sasnosy
/ added however, that the hosttses with these tribes
were far from possessing the Importance Of those carried
On against The more unsed ana Homogeneous popoatoa
of The eastern districts, and that many Of the ors
coast Of the Black Sea- which had been abandoned during
the Oriental dimculty having been reoccaped BY the
Rusaan troops, add several Of the petty princes
gained 70 our side, their nnal sasnssson might
Be looked forward 70 1t no distant date. BY the
s reports received from Prince Bariansky, and which
seemed very apropos the day Of g. NIcbolAs-a great
festival the Greek Catholic church and The day OK
the Grand Duke Cesasescht appears that this result
wrl be obtained even sooner than was expected mo
most numerous and warhke 0rcasaiau tribe-the
Abssekhcswho iAhabit extensive rAcs Of country
closed within the almost inaccessible barrier formed by
The Black Mountains and who able TO muster
90 1000 lighting men, have submitted TO Russia taken tho
cath d allegiance 70 the Emperor and sent hostages for
their good behaviour 70 the headquarters Of tho Ccmraan