The New York herald., 1866-02-02

A0el1no Patti at Marseilles.
OVERWHELMING OVATION TO THE AMERICAN CAN
TArRICK-THB WINDOW PAHEs OF HER CAR
RIAGE CRUSHED IN BY THE CR0wD-HEH HAT
TORN INTO FRAGMENTS FOR KEEPsAKEs BY HER
yHTHUsIAsTIc ADMIRERS, ETC.
from the Paris Gazette des Etrangers
Al Marsees, after her first appearance In Lucia Patti
appeared In Hrbiere She sang her r6te In Italian,
while the other artists sang in French But in defer
ence to the public, who had 30 warmly received her,
Nile. Patti imposed herself the task OF learning In
twenty four hours the French text
received Since the time Of Jenny Lind In America
nothing like IL has been Il was real manifosta
ton, almost not OF enthusiasm. Eight 10 ten thousand
people awaited the great songsess at the entrance to
the theatre Her carriage was good half hour SO dense
was the crowd in raversing the square between the
theatre and the Hotel de Luxembourg where she Is stay
ing They broke the glass OF her carriage they jumped
up the steps, they almost crushed themselves under the
wheels whie the air resounded with 'vvas' and 'hur
rahs PATHS hat In the squabbIe was torn or and the
crowd fought over It's fragments for keepsakes
For an hour and half the crowd stood under the bal
had distribute 10 the gathering the flowers which had
been thrown TO her In heaps during the evening.
Austria.
At meeting OF the Florence cmigranis from vene,ia
residing In Italy resolution adopted declaring the
amnesty claimed by Austria illusory and unacceptable
The Central Congregation Of Venice has rejected an
address Of thanks TO the Emperor for removing the Sc
qucstration upon the property Of emigran,s
Commercial Intelligence.
Bowman Co., sugar renners, OF london, have sus-
pended Liabilities about 2loo 600 sterling :.
In cash of IL 900, 900 francs.
Banngs circular reports business this week in Amcr
can securities limited, but hvetwenties are firm
The Paris Bourse ie firm. Rentes 6sf. &c.
The bullion In the Bank of England has increased
El44, 900.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-IAS. 20.
Gonsols for money; 81 87t; United States hvctwen
ties, 65 66 Illinois Central shares 76< 7G4 Erie
shares 81 57,4.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-JAS. 20.
The sales today TO- 600 bales, including 1000
speculators and exporters Market Grmer, but un
changed
The Brokers' Circuiar reports the sales OF cotton fo
tho week at 900 bales, OF which $500 were 10 specu
laiors and 1900 10 exporters. The market opened
heavy and declined I'd, but subsequently rallied an'
SopsaS as
Orleans 2Od fair Mobiles. 2ld. middling Mobiles
l9xd. fair upands I'D mlddlins nplands, le,4d
The sales Friday yesterday were 10 900 bales In
ciudDg 5000 TO spectators and exporters the marke
closing firm The stock in port is estimated at Az so
bales, Of which 100 900 are American.
MANCHESTER TRADE-JAN. 20.
The Manchester market is frmcr
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFps MARKEr-JAS. 20.
Breadstufs quiet and steady hcssrs. Richardson
Spence & Co. and Wakefield, Nash Go. report ;-Fou
dull but steady. Wheat quiet and steady; red wnte
los I'd los I'd Corn fiat and 3D. a 3D. lower mixet
29s n Dos. ID
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAREEr-JAS. 20.
Provisions arc quiet and steady Mcssrs. Bigand
Athya Co. and Gordon, Bruce Co. rcport:-Beo
steady. Pork quiet and steady at SIS Cd eo for new
American Bacon firm and Ia L. ID. higher. Lar
tends downward sales at 6Ss- Cos. Butter eAaef
Cheese lrm Talow nrm at As. 4ss
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr--JAS. 40.
The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes inactive and a.
cning Sugar very dull and declining Cofiee inactive
Rice steady Inseed cakes steady at 10 i0s 90 ~
| 81. Linseed oil quiet and steady Cod oi--No sale'
Rosin dull at los Cd for common American SPIRITS tu
penne quiet and steady. Petroleum still declining
| nned q. I'd.
LoSD0NgxARKErs---JAr. 20.
Banngs' circufnr pepoSts -Bre quiet and qu
sssions hardly maip(1ss4 Iroa sueS ssd stssd
Scotch pig 0ss. 3D. agar easier. Conse steady. 7
I tending downward. lee quiet Spirits turpenliDe
regular sales a. As : SS- Petroleum quiet al as &
refined TaIlow quiet st 47s. Cd. a47s. I'd. Sperm {
| nrm At fli1.
| TRADE IN INDIA.
| BosBAy, Jan ~, 1893
| Cotton goods nrrn. Cotton shipments Of tho wccl
| ~ 900 bales. Freighfs TO Liverpool 35s Exchang
| 2s ei4d
| CAuurTA, Jan. 10, 1909
Cotton goods firm and advancing Exchange, =. ~
Freights 45s Discount has again advanced per cent
| TRADE IN AFRICA.
The December mails from the Cape OF Good Hope has
been received. business was very dull.
|