The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02

cleaned thus early each 10 very hs chance.
hs second deposit Of 600 ASIDE has 70 be al MAJ
Lasshams, the Mus, D. Martins lana On Tuesday nszi,
june 81
JOE CosURN srARRro IT IN The rnovISons.
fProm Bells LKs n london, June H.
me sszt depos. Of ESQ side for this impor,.n. match
posted Tuesday evening, June a. at MAI Lang
Aam's Misre, Upper ST. Martins lame.
Joe Coburn starring u In the provinces, and when
We board from him ast was 10 Liverpool with Cusick,
Aans st present IN London, and glad 10 hear
Mat be has concluded sasfsctory arransemenis with
Harry Brunton George and Dragon Beech street.
Barbcan, Of the most civil respectable men Of his
shss, for carrying out the match on hM behalf Harry
of Tom sayers favorits seconds and 10 on
whom any depend for carrying out hts under
takns In . proper manner. Jem Mace requests 10 TO
always be heard Of at The City Music
Ball. and win be obliged those who have promised TO
assist him In bis battle money II they win forward their
contributions either Harry Brunton ohce.
Harry Broome Informs us that several Of bis friends also
have promised 70 stand money with Mace and he wishes
them 70 send u TO Bunton who guarantees 70 DO re-
sp0nstble for all sums left In his hands.
yEM MACE TO RETIRE FROM THE RING AFTER HIS
FIGHT WITH JOE CoBURN.
from BelPs Life in london, June 81
the he again fights for and wins II, and then
holds three years he must give I'D all hope ~ rsain
ing t. He cannot he says) expect remain fresh
ever for another three yers and wi therefore resign
hs claims in favor Of younger men. His battle with
Coburn will be hts last appearance and all challenges win
Death OF William smith O'Brien, tho
Irish Patriot Leader.
From the London Post, June Is.
Mr. william Smith O'Bren died on Thursday at Ban
gor His first ridiculous q prisoner Of the
coal hole the House Of Commons next notorious 10 the
leader OF the Irish rebels OF 1s4s again ridiculous when
he fought and captured In Widow Welsh's cabbage
garden and finally, smply obscure.
Mr. William Smith O'Bren was born In 1903. He was
10 the county Of Clare by the eldest daughter
and Co. hcress Of Mr.. William Smith, OF Cahrmoye,
Limerick His elder brother better known as Sr Lucus
his father fifth horonet iD 1887 and became thr.
,eensh Baro. Inchqun in 1866. Mr.; oBrien, after
Cambridge. entered Parliament in 1923 as the
tory p for Ennis, and opposed Mr. OConnell at the
famous Clare election. He member for Limerick
from 1885 1849 and this the important part Of his
senatorial csreer-the position Of Protestant Irish
whence he could he thought move the Irish world to
II would not be Of any use and it would be certainly
Of little interest mention the honorable gentemans
speeches. and the little skrmshes which perpetu-
ally taking place in consequence preliminary to that in
the cabbage garden But the month OF Apri lS46
duced terrible ouburs Of Oetic Indignation the part
OF tbe.member for Limerick county which ended In
coal hole.
The general election released Mr.. O'Brien; but hts
confinement had not brought him wisdom Tho revolution
Of February In Pars and the general upheavng the
Continent OF Europe seemed produce kind Of echo in
Ireland OConnel had been dead year. or fine fun no
would have made Of Mr. Smith OHriens ridiculous depu.
taton to Paris with Meaeher sword O'Gorman
others, who are immortazed BY Mr.. fhackerav VI lam
H % v os e ,s rsn
"would not commit an act would not utter word would
bseathe insinuaon against the nvolabilty OF
nations which grand phrase merely meant doing Eng
land the kindness 10 let her mind her business Tho
British government did not seem 70 appreciate NJ.
OBeps for French fashions and tried him for sedi
top he defended bv Mr. Isaac Butt In the Hall OF
Four Courte and the jury did and the matter
Mitchell Nothing dauuted, Mr. smith O'Brisn. having
been negatively successful at sedtion resolved 20 make
direct attempt at high treason. Towards the end Of
July he attempted to get up Irish rebellion a
small scale troops sent OF 70 ireland, and Lord
Clarendon issued proclamasioua He gathered lot Of
nv annOn and WA
rumored Of him that "if attempt made TO take
him there would be fighting" The fighting may have
as he was called were more like skulking He was ar
rested At Tnurics the 9th Of August and the silly
insurrection came 10 end. Mr. OBren tried for
high treason and condemned death. Her Majesty
advised to commute the death penalty; but Mr.. OBren
fered boon which, however the bigotry and intolerance
Of the odous English government compelled him TO &C
chel in forfeting his word and escaping He was ut
mately pardoued 1885, and has been only lately favor
enlistment in Ireland for the federal American party
Commercial Intelligence.
TIE LONDON MONBY MARKET.
from the Manchester Guardian Cy Articlel June ls
All the markets bave been very gloomy to day aud in
foreign stocks the OF prices shows almost panic
Consols money opened quotation OF yessr
day. 90 o0x and fall som occurred TO SsT the final
bargains being at sszs 90 for monev, and SoH oox
for the sth Of July The reasons for this adverse state Of
affairs were partly political and pary from the rapid
contraction 0f all kinds OF speculative business
There n full discount demand today, and IN the
open market the minimum was within eighth Of the
No gold was taken TO the bank today
The confidential exchanges this afternoon owing TO the
reduction yesterday in the bank rate presented iess
favorable appearance than on last post dny.
Foreign average further fan OF
" one per cent. Mexican is At AZ. rhe Confederate
loan remains at "a.
Shares have al been heavy, but railway stocks
comparatively firm.
eoI cox; cousols, threes. $50 ssx; Indian
loan. lo4x los,s; Exchequer bills 8, discount for
The weekly bank returns show an Increase Of S2eI orc
Barring Bros 4 Co. say:-Americsn stocks continue 10
be neglected, and all quotations would be nominal.
[By Electric Telegraph
Consos after official hours June III closed easier, at
00f 9ok.
TIE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The weekly report Of the cotton market was received
BY the Heernian and published in the HERALD last wed
LIvERrooL pREApsrurps MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June 1s-A NJ
white s.. Cd ss cd. Corn rather nrmsr; mixed, SIS
Cd. q 2Ss. Sd per as0 lbs; white nominal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKsr.
Messrs Gordon, Bruce h Co. Boult, English Brandon
and Others report-Bee very dull and partially shade
sna and sustained Lara o~ Of sale at 4os
AIS. for nne Tallow dull, but unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' circYnr reports qset q SIS for
pots and $685. 3D. 84s for pearls Sugar steady, closing
quiet. Coffee Inactive. Rice quiet but steady. Bark
Sales of Baltimore st bs Sd 6e; Philadelphia 1s Lin.
seed-Higher prices demanded Llpseed oil steady
x0s 3D. a Ais. Fish oils Inactive Rosin In fair demand
for French spiriis OF turpcntine quite nominal;
sales Petroleum contnues quI hned, y. 2d.s n "a.
rHs LATEST Markets. ak
LONDON, June 10, 1854.
consols, for money, soI 90.
Erie shares, 81 81.
LONDON, June 10. 1884.
oon,os after ocia hours yesterday, closed at % l1e
Q 60 b16
The markets generally we're 6rm.
American secerit,es nominal without sales.
On the Paris Bcurss rentes closed dull ~ eof l0c
LIVERPOOL, June le-P. r.
Cottou.-The sales OF cotton Today are ] 900 bales.
Ths market irregular and easier but quotations. remain
unchanged Spectators and exporters took 0os bales
HAvpH, June II. 1884.
Cotton quiet but drmer Sales Of the week 900 bales