The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

Blue soi Dark Dc 10; Brown ao Yellows 20, Green
Long Cloths-$a5o AGO. market without transactions
sPpe'-$o o. No sales; small stock, but the demand
Putshueh-$s TO- Sales; stock conside rable.
Quieksiiper-s90 No foreign in the market
Rcftans-$2 rs 10. Stock small.
Hace-$l 10 q 20. Crops very large
STANDARDIZATION. 50 IL; Timor, 4 a e-abundant;
almost no demand =
| Stest-$l0
| Tn.Plstes, 81 so 81 stock and demand both small
o'1D PIC Is oo stock moderate but demand very small
small Demand per orG;sdcoshs aas-nc sales
can Dc sold at these prices stock and demand both
Habit Cisths-$l 20 al Is. Demand not large.
tEaroars'-Cassa-$eA 10 from smugglers; $l2 from
Rhs5srS-$ssa 70. Stock not large vet
,SHk-Raw Taysaam and Tsatlee, change is report
| ed; Canton No. !, ?, "a SOLD outside.
Isa;-Congou-a few chops of old remain; no prices
| seued Tor new Campoi-none come. Souchong-a few
or wo cSoos Gi quality
soucnong-2 as chops Of low quality come. Hungmuey
nu, t chops in Green teas unasred Orange Pekoe-
ave or SIX chops come. Ningyong Souchong-four or
Statement of tea exported to the United States of Ame
rica during the year ending June soth Is42Young Hy
son, 81 ,645 Hyson, 9.44O; Hyson Skin and Twankay
al.as3 Gunpowder. ea4s; Imperial, s47s; Congo and
Souchong, ?llaS; Powchong esss; Pecco S27; oolong
iS total chests l62 $685. Exported since July stChest
,o1 Tyson SS4s Hy,on ass Hyson and Twankay
soushong, $50; Powchong, 5s4 Total chests TO- oso
Erchange.-Gold leaf, % touch s24 per tael; sycee
me- per cent premiums; Carolus dollars II per cent
premium Mexican do per cep. discount Bills on
London Is. Sd. a4s. 3D., mo-
reisMs.-f5. Canton Is at this time in a tran
quiz state. than at any period since May isal.
,,o hsts. q E1ehSnse and Prie:s Of Buen-on Lon,
Sd Calcutta 90 days 2a5 Co. rupees per 100
dollars Directors bills at go days sight, 222 rupees
bills a 80 days Ia sight so
22o rupees do do Sysce Silver large in Canton cent
premium. small par Old head dollars Canton per
dollars, 81 per cent discount for money Freight
'oLondOn from Macao Ga Ga 10; from whampoa f5.
IMMIGRATION FROM EuRorE.-We find, according
to the official returns of the Custom House, that
during the last year, up to the 18th OF this month";
that 81 800 emigrants have arrived in this city, and
that 1921 have returned to Europe 1t is probable
that at least 10000 immigrants have during the
year landed on Shores atihis and other seapors
and by the way of Canada. A great number of
those persons have brought a considerable amount
of money with them; for there has been of late
years, marked and growing increase in the re-
spectability OF the emigrating classes Great num-
bers of the small farmers and land owners in Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland, France, and Germany, are
now annually seeking comfort and independence in
the fertile plains of the West.
Of those who have returned, the great majority
have been disappointed in their extravagant expec
tations Of finding profitable employment immedi-
ately on their arrival But they commit great
error in returning to Europe. There the opportuni
ties of acquiring competency and wealth, are i'm
measurably inferior to those which are ever within
the reach OF persevering industry here. There the
| advantages are every year becoming less-here
| they are every day becoming more and more in
vlting. Every succeeding year is opening up new
and vast tracts to the enterprsng settler and giving
more cheering promise of future wealth and pros
perity.
The STREET SwEEPING CONTRACT, AND THE BOARD
OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN THIS EvENINe.-We are
not positively informed but think it very likely, the
Board of Assistant Aldermen will meet this evening
purpose Of taking up this subject. 1t is doubt
full whether this Board will ratfy this contract SO
far as the five years concerned, and we are of
opinion that it will be better to let the contract run
for one, two, or three years, trial, and how
thesystem operates. At all events, try the PLAN No
change can be for the worse.
| After this, then reform the police department,
and then the fire department.. and we shall have
well governed city.
MUsIcAL-THE BRAHAMs.-Mr. Braham, accom-
panied by his son, Mr.. Charles Braham, left town
yesterday for Princeton, New Jersey, where they
give concert tonight OF sacred and miscellaneous
music. The Rev. Mr. Camochan, the President Of
the University at Princeton, hastendered, in the most
handsome manner, the use of the College Hall to
Mr.. Braham, on occasion of this concert The
Messrs. Braham have been persuaded to give two
Concerts at Nblo's previous to their departure for
the South. These concerts will be given on Mon
day and Wednesday evenings, next week.
| Mr.. HoRN's New SACRED CANTArA will be pre-
sented at the Tabernacle on the evening of Friday
0o-morow.) 1t is entitled "The Christmas Bells,
Tale of Holy Tide" and will be received, we doubt
not, not only by all who cherish loved remembrance
OF the old chimes Of England, but also by all who
have an ear or heart for melody. During the per.
Torrance, which will consist of solos, duettos.
trlos, quartettos, and chorus, part of the solemn
Cathedral service will be chaunted and sung by
double chors, Decani and Cantoris The princi-
pal vocal parts will be sustained by Mrs. E. Loder
Mr.. Horn, Mrs. Ferguson, the Misses Rogers, MI.
| A. Phillips and Mr.. Masset. Mr.. Timm will pre-
side at the organ, and select orchestra will be led
by MIR. U. G. Hill. After the Cantata miscelane-
GUS act will be introduced, in which Sig Rapetti
will perform celebrated solo on the violin.
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT NmIos.-A vocal and
instrumental concert will be given at Niblo's on
Tuesday next by Mr. Jules Bley,a violinist of whom
fame speaks very highly He is stated by excellent
critics to be very skilful performer. He will be
assisted on this occasion by Mr. E. Loder, and
| Messrs Tins and Alpers.
CHATHAM THEATRE-The superior tact, talent
and enterprise of the popular manager Of this
fashionable place of amusement, is manifest from
the hrongs Of delighted spectators which nightly
crowded within its walls. No expense is spared, no
labor denied, to render it at once the most select
and the most entertaining plsce Of resort in the city
Strangers who leave town without visiting the
Chatham, lose one Of the grandest of treats. A
succession of superb novelties in preparation for
the holidays. Tonight, we have again four choice
pieces, and crowded house must be the conse-