Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-11

On the 1th. al the Easlish eaosrs Va ~ g
aiRa1 laaxs n xsit aaslaaAinspAs 49, 1sasssS -
JOIN re soet, vnch, 4 was thesgat. woald skestly
gait Bsshika Bay. Its further dsstinstioa however.
TlsRelp1e rOrisnt Of the soth ultimo, contain.
dye! Damascus, Of the 18th nltinc, from
wheat vpuld appear that Syria csntin uea to be
disaoects4 towards the government Of Mehemet
Ali In several Of the principal cities, the Egyptian
police, /" which was never more active than At that
the yoke Of the viosroy." fSs persons compro-
missed were Immediately put to death Among the
sufferers the unfortunate HadJi Ali Hasbekitbi,
who was hanged with dozen Of the principal in
habitants of Damascus implicated with him. The
other conspirators less conspicuous by their rank
in society and wealth, had been sentenced carry
stores and work At the ranparts Of the city. The
The Journal de Smyrna publishes letter from
Beyrout Of the 18th ultimo, which fully confirms the
above intelligesce. A few days before Ismael Bay,
district of Riha, the Inhabitants Of which had re-
VOTED, and massacred the muzzelim Of Cesar A
number Of individuals were executed by the order
put to fire and sword.
Letters from Aeppo of the nth, contained in the
same journal, announce that Ibahim Pacha had left
the greater part Of his army. 1t even believed
that he intended again to establish his head quarters
at Aleppo. He was IN the mean time concentrating
large force in the province Of Adana where Ahmet
Pacha Mspskli, the former minister Of war, was at
the head OF fve regiments Of cavalry, two regiments
Of infantry, and eight batteries Of light artillery
Solman PScha had fallen back on Aintsb. Ha6z
Pacha had retired from Malatia TO Sivas Ibrahim
Pacha had done every thing in his powe to prevail
upon him to join his standard, but Hafz indignantly
rejected all his overtures and seducing promises
BY letters from Salonica Of the I'D ult., it does
not appear that any of the six emssares BY tho
Pacha Of Egypt had been arrested by the Ottoman
authorities. The Packa of Janina having refused
to receive them, they embarked on board the
Egyptian brig the 18th, and set sailor Alexandria.
Among these emissaries was Mehemet Bey the COM
mander of one Of the brigs of war Of the Turkish
pacha to Mustapha Pacha, which was seized, to-
gether with the other dispatches for the Pacha Of
Hair
THE ExcLIsH HARvEsr AND Fosrrer GaArx
TRADE.-The weather during the week ending on
the 10Th OF September, exceedingly unpropi-
tious, and but little further progress have been
made with the harvest, as scarcely day passed
without heavy showers Of rain. THE is greatly to
be regretted as each day the grain remains in the
fields exposed 70 the vicissitudes Of the weather;
will be unsatisfactory; indeed doubt can longer
exist that injury to serious extent and snch a. NO
subsequent favorable change in the weather can re-
the quality Of large proportion Of the grain crown
this year will be extremely Indifferent. We think
therefore that fine old Corn Of all kinds will rule
high throughout the winter months. The accounts
which have reached us t1is week from the North Of
England Scotland and Ireland, where the bulk Of
the crops is still abroad truly deplorable the
weather having, it appears, been even worse than
in the districts lying north, and north west Of
London. 1t is estimated that the crops will fall
short 100000 qrs.
LONDON, FMDAy, September 2O.-We have had
very scanty supply Of English wheat and fair de-
mand was experienced last Wednesday for this grain
at an improvement Of from Is to q per quarter on
the advance noticed by on Monday. There was
not much doing in Foreign wheat, but the article
was considered fully IL per quarter dearer. The
transactions in barley beans and peas atogeth-
er of limited nature, and alteration in the value
of either took place The fresh arrivals OF oats were
quite trng, and tolerable extent Of business was
transacted at triffing advance Mondays curren-
cy. At our market this morning there was brisk
demand for English wheat and q clearance was eff
quarter ON last Mondays quotations. Foreign Wheat
also met good sale at an improvement Of about d
perqr- Flour was in steady request and firmly
cargoes Of Foreign barley arrived today. Our
masters having not yet commenced their op-
eratioR:, little attention paid TO the article,
and prices underwent no alteration or Oats
the arrivals still continue to be quite incon-
siderable, and sales effected Of parcels at
at an enhancement Of from Sd to IL per quarter.
Beans and Peas were in short supply, and fully az
dear as in the early part Of the week The duty has
advanced Is Cd Rye and declined Is Cd per quar-
ter on Beans The aggregate average for the last six
weeks 7ls Sd for wheat, 3Ss Cd for barley 26s Sd
for OATS As for rye AS Id for beans and AS cd for
peas. The duty on wheat is Is Sd per quarter.
PRICES OF DRAIN DIFFERENT PLACES.