The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

have received from Sir Charles wyke, our Minister I
Mexico IL appears that II the intention of the Frenc
corps % aduance TO the city of Merco No advance, how
ever, up to that time, had been made but that was
their intention. With regard TO what the htsn-
ton OF the French government may be, l can
only refer the honorable baronet TO the convention Oh
October recording the intentions OF tho threepow
undertake make common action in Mexico II IS not
for minister the British speak in any way
other than this Of the intentions OF foreign govern
ment Hear, hear) Perhaps II may DO satisfactory 70
Wyke dated the 18th last month IL appears he expec-
ed On the nth or that month have an interview with
the Minister for Foreign Affairs OF the Mexican govern
ment FOR the purpose Of concluding convention for tho
satisfaction Of the British claims (Hear hear) NV
noble friend ~ the head OF the Foreign
sders no VIII be quite prepared TO lay the papers
nected with the in Mexico upon the table OF
the House, and that being the perhaps the honora
Bile gentleman the member for Horsham r Fitzgerad.
VINO has given notice OF motion on this subject, will
consent TO postpone the motion.
Mr.. Fitzgerald wished to know whether they might
expect the papers to be laid the table within short
timer
Lord Palmerston-.Yes, I should say so.
BRITISH OPINION OF NAPoLEoN's CAMPAIGN.
From the London Times, May Is
Thus, by this sudden and unlooked-lor transforma-
ton France finds herself alone the continent Of Ameri
name exctes the Imagination and quckens the pulse.
France has usdoubted be against Merco t1ich
she may sa any ssoia0 ne sT Of nations prose
like Of the United States to the intervention of other
European Powers would once have presented is for The
present removed Absorbed in their intestine brawls,
the Anglo Americans do nothing prevent tho
Enlistment their frontiers of the most formidable
span may 0 probably view With nueh Il.
threatened alton by France Of former dependency
to the loss Of which she has wholly resigned her.
SELF and which but little whilo ago she entertained
apparently no unreasonable hope OF reganing But
Spain, although risen far above the decrepude OF the
earlier part Of the century is probably neither able nor
willing TO do Withdraw from partnership in
the French expedition. Three OF the great Powers of
karope are as Mr. Dsa s says immersed IN domestic
in controlling the affairs Of foreign countries.
We can, however, with the utmost sincerity
The French nation that vie,u occupation Of
Merico, on Whdtuer terms 1t may take place, aoioa The
slightest Jealousy i'll ,c and that 10: shall rejoice in its
almost unmired benefit.
PRAYER FROM CUBA FOR PROTECTION FROM
AMERICA.
from the Paris Patrie May Ill
The principal inhabitants OF Havana have addressed
petition to the Queen Of Span in which they pray that
the Spanish troops may continue to act in accord with
the French in the question OF Mexico. They point
the document that is for the interest the colony that
strong and stable should be established in
Mexico, In order 10 preut that country from falling into
the hands of the Americans, cho could make the basis of
their operdi ms for hersafr gaining possession of the An
tales and particularly Of Havana Marshal Ssrrano
de-camp OF the Marshal has arrived in Europe from
Havana, on his way to Madrid, charged with special
mission
THE SPANISH CABINET IN COUNCIL.
council Of the Spanish Ministers held at the
Royal Castle Of Aranusz the 18th Of May discuss
the affairs Of Mexico.
China.
CANTON, April Is, 1862.
Water twist declining.
Tea-Higher prices demanded. Total export,
80, 241 900 lbs.
Exchange on London, As. SID.
sHASonAs. April s, 1862.
Gray shsetngs active, and prices advancing.
Silk firm; but little dong. No. Tsatlee, 400 tasls.
Settlements during the last fortnight, bales export
Exchange on London, O.. oxd. Exchange on India,
EOS. Cd.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May n, 1862.
Sales Of Monday and Tuesday 900 bales, or which
$500 to spectators and exporters. Tho market
close heavy and irregular with decline Of onshaf Of
penny one penny since Friday.
STATE OF TRADE.
The Manchester market has declining tendency, with
BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
All descriptions are slightly lower. Messrs. Wake.
field, Nash 4 Co. and Richardson, Spence & Co. and
others report,-Flour dull and Cd lower; American
quoted 24s. sos Wheat irregular and 3D. 4d lower,
mostly the lower qualities: red Western o.. Cd. los
ga req southern Jos o. los ga white Western lis
o. lower: mixed 27s; yellow, u.s. 27s.. Sd; white,
Provisions generally very dull Beef easier. Pork
nominal Bacon quiet, but ste ,dy. Lard 1rmer: sales
a. AIS q As. Tallow dull At 45s.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet at 33s. for pots Resin dull; common
dss 81 49, Ca Spirits turpen'ins nrm at 75s Sugar
steady and unchanged Lnseed oil rmer sales At 4os
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON. May 90, 1862.
Breadstuffs still declining. Sugar firm. Coffee steady
Tea duh and unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Taow hrmer sales ass. Sd. Lnseed oil hrmer safes
at 39s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols for money 935S q 93I2.
Illinois Central shares Az 4aK discount Erie
shares So u 3s1s.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
iAyxsrooI, May %, 1852.
Cotton.-The market has recovered under the North
Americans news and prices advanced one-half penny
closing quiet however; sales Of two days 1000 bales
including $500 TO spectators and exporters.
Breadstafs nominal.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
LONDON, May 20, 1852.
Consols for money 93l4 1857.
American securities dull and dropping.
The minimum Of interest Of She Bank Of England
has been advanced to 3 Dor cent