The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

The disturbance lasted three days, during which
time lsraelites dared TO quit their houses. Or
der at length restored ON the arrival OF troops
from Verona.
Some disturbances broke out at Prague on the Sd
July, accustomed by sausage maker having decoy-
ed young man into his premises, from which the
individual was never seen to come out Strange
surmises arose as 10 his fate bit the had been
let out at back door. The populace, however,
became very riotolls, and threatened to pull down
the house. The military force called in, and
with some difficulty and few wounds, the not
was put down.
. Up 10 the 18th June, $50 merchantmen had arrived
in the ports OF Riga, and30l had already left The
value Of the imports ,522, PIC silver ru5les, and
that of the exports 1859, 6S5 silver rubles.
Turkey.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, June 9th The Syrian ques-
ton is making no progress The Porte contends,
IN answer to the representations oil the representa-
lives of England, France and Austria, that the re-
ports OF the Nlaronltes are incorrect, and that the
Syrian authorities are not guilty OF the excess I'M
pued TO them, and that before any decision can be
come 10, further inquiry must be made. In conse-
queDce of repeated squabbles between British Con-
sular Agents IN Turkey and the Turkish authorities,
Sir Stratord Canning addressed circular TO the
Consular body, which, on being communicated 10
the Divan, afforded the greatest pleasure 10 the Sui
tan and the Grand Vizier.
We had report a day or two ago. that Nj. Nav
rocordato, the Greek ambassador, on the eve
OF gaining his point by bringing the Porte to discus
sions concerning the desired commercial treaty be-
tween Turkey and Greece This is incorrect. The
Dvan continues TO debate on the subject, but has
not yet come 10 a decision about IT.
The Greek patriarch died last week, and the
community has elected in his place Yermanos, the
archbishop of Theraplas whose nomination will pro-
baby in the course OF the day be confirmed by the
Porte. | do not know the politics of the pre-
late, but he i, probably Russian or he would hardly
have been chosen.
China.
Sir Charles Napier, commanding the Poona
Division OF the Indian army, is to proceed 10 All
ghanlstan in October next There is desire to
permit General Pollock 10 reap the harvest for which
he has so well toied bur Lord EIenborough has
determined we understand, to place in thai part OF
our dominions a large European force and tried
General in the rougher sort of warfare than that to
which Indian Generals are exposed. Little doubt
seems to be entertained In India that Dost Mahom-
med would be replaced on the throne OF Cabool :;
indeed. Eastern history shows us, hat the first step
10 the throne has frequently been through prison
--Naruiomd MI. Gazette.
BY the Great Liverpool, from Alexandria, We
have received private letters from China, which
mention the return of Sir Henry Pottnger to Hong
Kong from Macao, aud his intention TO join the ex.
pedtion in the north in ten days. and proceed with
i to Pekin. The general opinion at Macao and
Hong-Kong was, that the Plenlpotentiary was re-
solved TO take all responsibility on himself, and di-
rect the most decisive measures TO be adopted TO
| bring the war 10 close by simultaneous attack
| on Pekin by the land and sea forces. The PlenI-
| poteniiary's wel-known firmUess of purpose, and
his tact in keeping the naval and military autho-
rifles in good humor, promise the most happy re-
suits, and we may soon expect TO hear OF the
British f,g being planted in Pekin, and the En-
peror of China having acceded to the reasonable
terms our arms have been sent TO enforce We
have good reason for stating THAT two or three OF
the most important positions Tor trade will be re-
| tanned, and That large naval and military force
he ner 81 aJIO he.
tire security of British cor-merce. --Nardland MI
Ga-tHt.
LoSpos CoRs MARRE1, Monday July lS.-The supply
OF Wheat by lind samples large for the season,
not equal last week Although offered n decline of Be-
to a. er quarter little progress has been made Their,
has been large arrival OF foreign which is selling, duty
paid reduction OF Is to IS. The trade in bonded il
quite at stand STILL Barley is Is cheaper, Peas and
Beans are also Is lower The Oi trade continues very
! fiat, and must be written Is below Monday Us currency
| LIVERPOOL CorroS MAnRET. Friday July 10. In con
tnuaon OF remarks upon Cotton Market little in a
dton those by the Great West be said The
demand from the trade continues without symptom'
of falling off for the present Spectators are Induced
10y the continued favorable weather for the harvest to
pretty freely into the market, chiefly taking Anne
at about idto 4id, Of which qualities the bulk COLI
sists
but not very satisfactory
Prices remain without any pcrceptble alteration since
those published Friday last
The sales altogether from the 9th TO the 18th instant in
elusive are computed at 3o,66o bags; and the import
amounts 10 3609i bags.
Saturday, July l6-To-days demands for cotton has
been pretty general AMI the sales amount to fully 5000
bags, including 1000 American on SPECULATION Holders
have met the demand freely but are tenacious regards
prices, which are very steady
Monday July ls-To-day demand for Cotton has not
been particularly active but the sales said to amount
5000 COCO bags the trade having been nearly the sole
buyers only so American having been taken on specu
laon At least bales Of Surat included in the above,
have been taken by the trade Prices are steady but the
demand is freely met
There has been large business doing during the past
three weeks On Friday 5000 bags sold saturday
1000 and to-day 5000 bags Prices are very fully main
tanned
LivHRiooL CoRv MARKET, July lsSince this day sen.
night have received 1928 quarters of wheat, and
4375 barrels OF flour from he continent of Europe, and
from the United States There are also reported it3o
quarters of wheat and 665 bbls OF -four from Canada but
duty heat has declined to ST. barley to o. and on
peas TO 9s per quarter With fine weather, the trad,
has been in inactive state, and prices have tended
downwarls. At Fridays market all descriptions of wheat
Id to I'd per bushe and -four 81 per Dbl cheaper
Oats and oatmeal also castor to buy and in very H.
mited demand. No change regards barley, beans
peas In the bonded market the only sale that has
PRED that Of 1000 bbs OF United States -four at POS Sd
| per Dbl.
| LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, July 19--Amercan
Produce-The imports during the present month consist d
kegs and 96 bb Lard 2523 bbs and 26 Pork Ot
ties Hams and 80 bbs Beef On the lth inst. the duty
per cwt into operation on Lard, and since hef
have been taken of bond about 1000 kegs which
| is mostly gone into consumption with the soap boilers
sale by auction to-day kegs very poorly attend
cd and the whole bought in at a. in bond - to os du,
paid being the price, according TO quality There
good demand for Pork and all lovpriced was clear
ed off 23 In bond but the late arrivals from the States
well Canadian cannot be bought under 30 to 3ls IL
bond. No Hams yet on the market
Terrible Riot I'm Observation-Disclosures OF
| a Hail aud n Church-Bloody Fight be.
tween whites and Blacks-several sup.
posed to be killed.
On Monday last most terrible riot took place IL
Philadelphia, Of which we CLEAN the following de-
tails from the papers:
| Monday the day appointed for grand Temperance
(colored procession and festival The procession started
from the Hall in BE- ford street. Eighth the head o
being composed of several tall, athletic negroes VINO
vain perhaps OF their ysca strength were rather ud'
tofhe white persons Who stood around the doors oil the
building, or gotcasually into their phway' There wa>
| a crowd composed oil men, women