Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

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AZ they could not withstand Russia in the field, il
was impossible for them 10 attempt the cultivation
~ tnclr scanty bat necessary crops or TO erect i0r
snemseives permanent dwellings in any situation vs.
sic 70 the enemy. But worse than all RUSSIAN gold
and Russian emissaries had found their way among
lhem, and many patriot had yielded to tempta'
uon winch the almost certainty OF DEATH In the event
| OF rejection, rendered irresistible.
The Russian Emperor has made arrangements for
tse immediate reconstruction OF new palace In place
OF the one destroyed. The power and riches OF thus
potentate need bat nod wish, and II is obeyed like
magic.
The Oriental Herald published in England, contains
variety oflAterestng items from the East We learn
tnatthe ex-Raa of Chanda Is at Agra prosecuting ms
agent for the recovery of splendid uagsrka or jack
et ornamentsd with diamonds 10 the value OF mil
hon and thirty thousand pounds sterling! He once
owned Jacket estimated at three millions sterling.
man may thus carry the wealth OF Kingdom a.
round his waist. The inhabitants OF Calcutta are eau
tened against several confecteners who, SAID are
tepers. The Railroad from Calcutta 70 KaJmahal Is
still talked of.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April ssth-Capiasts still fnd
nsney. The Funds are high and leading Rsilway
shares As 10 merchandise, there Is not single commodIy
om being any speeuatsrs there literally scarcely
any bona ds buyers Never was business OF tbs KIND more
the theme OF general complaint Worse i Is scarcely posi-
s 20 little
that which prevailed IN 1925 Several new ones nave oil late
There average transacted today in the
Eunds Consos have E1cheqoer Bills have risen TO
LesDeN MARKETS, April 26tb, lssa--Sugar-sone sx-
tensiys supplies Of Sugar have been received from
stop busisess markets both grocery and
descr pons taken of with very great caution and
cw, last weeks quotaoIs The sock
an increase Of $500 hogsheads and deces aaur,ius no
ing prices large auctions coming forward For foreign
Sugar the demand extremely inte and the tendency Of
downward: II C0Hhned
parcel Of Havans at public sale which went
Of the crop West India ket vessel has
rived from Bebice and her cargo expected soon TO be
Ceylon dull Of sale 49, for good ordinary
increased heavness in The foreign Coffee market bat lower
prices not accepled the busne is ng that i is
,e in demns and prices rem,n as Sefore quoted cosS
value and scarcely any business has been done
IN Rum much 10 wer Ia prices, and large arrivals check
the demand
Liverpool coTTon MARKET, April 2s-The sales since
Price. are sava%eea ID per lS the arrivals
from New York, from New Orleans from Mobile from
SALES AND IMPORT OF COTTON INTO LIVERPOOL
Apr. IS 10 Ap. 20. Jan. 10 APP So
Sea Island, 80 Ii,oss
q ...s.-.. 500 as, 1871"
Import Of American Cottons into Great Britain ending April
20. 1888, 1858 bags-and in 1887, sslsli bag4.
STATE rsADs.
men. 10 our market yesterday The demand for yarns aad
for descriptions of printing cloths better than for
in realized The general opinion to be
that prices have length their lowest and there
sequenty much more healthy feeling than has for
Roead4le FLANNEL MarLs Monday, april 24Thsre has been
little chang. the aAnel market Today. The buyers
rather more willing purchase but the prices offered
better the manu ctnrsrs seem IN better spirits and
anticipating increased demand There no change in the
wool market, and prices remain unaltered.
Trads hon1n hast yyeek
gress and will finish Wednesday next The prices obtain.
ed good were expected and but small proper
ton OF The quantity put up has bsenyetsold
Boon-The cotton trade quite good here a Il was
working full drs. Masters eompis. Of ne dalu.ss
machine makers are moderately employed
Yorkskr-Tbe markets Leeds week. were dali
prices and the hand lTge Rusaes
continued 10 improve little In the warehouses Hudders
in greater dema,d light fancy dull for The
Bradford the manufacturers they
,ion in ,se yarn market .sad had
been the stecks Of wool were gradually de-
in prices anticipated Nothing further has yet
tanned t. the propabe demsnd rom the United States At
but the prices said be below prime little advance
had been ob,ssed 10 some descriptions Of yarns In wool
Al Dewsbury business nearly stand and orders
given were low prcss h. some Of the
the improved demand continued and fair Of busiues
done without affecting prices which remained steady
both in the new cloth have reeeded little con-
seouenty buyers holding back not kseving whether
~ ne best informed that near altogether :, The
very lowest quotations. both In and CLOTH The
loom weaving trade u uscommsniy DALI
HAysx MARKErs, April Is Osffsa-Sales 300 bales at
de.s Of g On ordinary and r %sd: ss p
rs In bond, aad 100 bags Brazil at 5oa oS1.