The New York herald., 1876-02-26
ASIATIC IMPERIALISM
A Catholic Clerical Triumph in the
BaVarian Parliament.
BUDA UNDER ATER,
Latest from Turkey, Servia, France and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

LIABILITIES OF LIVERPOOL HoUsE-A Gov
ERNMENT PROSECUTION FOR swINDLING SPEC
ULATIoN IN BANKING-AMERIcAN RESCUE OF
sHIpwRHcKED UNFoRTUNATEs.
LONDON, Feb 25, 1875
To-day is 'pay day'' the last of the regular fort
nightly settlement at the Stock Exchange There was
only failure announced, that OF specuator in
home railways. 1t is reported that several large
counts have been carried over the settlement with
some difficulty.
HEAVY LrABTLrrIEs
The liabilities Of Messrs c. E. A. Dixon, the Liver
pool merchants, whose failure announced yester-
day, now put at So, 0o0, 900
A swINDLE IN BANKING
1t is announced that the government will undertake
the prosecution of Richard Bauner Oakley the pro-
prietor manager of the Cooperative Credit Bank
for swindling.
RIoToUs ELECTION RowDrEs oUrETED.
The riots at Worksop yesterday, on the occasion of
the election, caused by gang OF operatives from
aneighboring colliery. No serious damage done
and all is quiet now.
THE LESSIE MURDERERs HELD FOR TRIAL
The steamboat from Calais 10 Dover to-day brought
the six Greeks and five others of the of the ship
Lennie who are accused OF having murdered the cap
tain and others on the high seas.
They were examined in France and exraditec, and
will be tried here for murder
TIE SURVIVORS OF THE sTRATHMoRE RESCUED BY
AMERICANS.
1t the American wLaler Young Phoenix Of New
Bedford that rescued foryone OF the survivors of the
emigrant ship strathmore. She took them aboard on
the 22d OF January, and on the Goth of that month
transferred twenty of them TO the Sierra Morena
The latter vessel, which has arrived at Gale and
landed the unfortunates reports the above details.
WORK LORDS
In the House OF Lords to-day the Judicature Amend
ment bill passed its second reading.
WEATHER REPORT
The weather to-day is fair.
FINANCE AND TRADE DURING THE wEEK-sE-
cURITIEs, DISCOUNT, LOANS, RAILWAYS AND
GENERAL MARKET VALUES.
LONDON Feb 25, 1876
The week has been OF great depression The
fortnighy settlement the general lack Of interest in
Stock Exchange operations and the heavness of the
French Bourse combined render the market extremely
dull Some activity awakened yesterday by
pressure to SELL and nearly all classes Of securities sui
fered-foreign paper the pressure from Paris
and the adverse about the Egyptian loans
home railways the unfavorable traffic for
the week, and other local causes
To-day, the settlement being completed, there
better feeling and slight recovery OF prices
DISCOUNT.
The discount market has been steady but at lower
rate consequence of the heavy shipments OF specie
and approaching repayment of tho suez Canal loan,
which, il is supposed will largely go into Lombard
street transactions
THE GRAIN
There have been no changes Of note in the grain
trade. Values have renamed stationary, while the
demand has been stimulated only in cases Of finer
samples Tho majority Of the provincial markets have
been quiet and steady, but in few instances there
has been small decline in all the leading staples
At Paris the market remains rather dearer than in
London for wheat and -four.
LANE.
The attendance at Mark Lane to-day was very small,
and the feeling one OF detection There were no
buyers at the old rates. which asked even for the
best qualities Wheat neglected Last weeks de-
Iveres Of English far and foreign supplies we're
comparatively moderate
The regular weekly circular OF the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association, issued last evening, says:Cot-
ton continues dull anG quotations OF all descriptions
are further reduced. American has been in rather
better demand, but the quantity offering is still
great that prices further declined farthng for
the lower and an eighth Of penny for the medium
grades Middling and fair qualities continued
changed The Sea Island staple remains in very mod
crate demand. The quotations Of the middle and
lower grades Of Florida have been reduced n half
penny The transactions in futures" have increased,
but prices after slight fluctuations, are fully an
f, eighth Of penny below those Of last week
BREADsruFTs
According to the breadsturs circulars the wheat
trade throughout the kingdom Is uniformly dull, al
though there is little further depression in prices
either IN British foreign The cargoes OF the coast
arc gradually disappearing and there being only thirty
one ships remaining OF the recently very large feet
there is more steadinsss spot prices There very
utte business reported in wheat and prices nom
tnay unchanged. Corn is in good request, but there
Is no improvement in value except for dry new Ameri-
van, which has advanced from 3d. 10 Cd
AN AMERICAN WAR SHIP IN PORT.
SOUTHAMPTON Feb rs, 1876
Toe steamer Franklin, Of the United States Navy,
arrived here to-day from Lisbon she will take on