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The New York herald., 1844-07-20

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New osLEAss July lo-Cld Alkmar Eustis Boston; Fr
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Against this export does not equal that o or
40 and leaving large aggregate supply in the markets
and at least third OF last years crop the interior we
have another crop coming into market Immediately
This new supply, however will not be great as has
been anticipated What intelligence we have received or
the fy in this State the rust in other States and the
dreadful floods the west indicate thst the Of
1914 will not be than that of ls43 TO equal that
the farmers ought to be satisfied for the sake Of their
pockets.
Now what will be the effect of all this ON prices for
the ensuing year7
1t IL Of course difficult to tell how great demand we
shall have from abroad We have yet learn the result
OF the foreign harvess. This shall not know Til
September or October II has most always happened
however, that when the English crops were short the
continental crops large and owing In
this country. we have been able compete with
the continent In supplying deficiency in Grea Britain
With respect to our own country form tolera
bly, correct opinion. With increased population and
the rapid extension Of domestic manufactures there will
be more mouths to fill Then with the low price OF Aour
more OF that article will be consumed by poorer cas
SEES Ther. fore, with this increased consumption al
home and the natural increase in South America and the
West Indies the increase in production and the hone
that demand may some from England, sustaining the
there cannot he any great decline in the value OF
hour IL we, therefore, take reasonable view of these
acs, and believe that flour will reach four dollars bar
rel and thus remain for time shall not be far out OF
The way. ~ y
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On the 18th instant, of consumption, Mrs LAvrNIA
SWIFT consort Of the late Amos Swift aged 81 years
me friends OF the deceased and those of her brother
Caleb Bingham, and sister Laura and of the family gen
orally are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
half past o'clock from her late residence No Bank
street.
On the 10th instant, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. VIM Bry.
mer, In the oath year Of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family also those
her brother VIM White respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral at 10 o'clock A. M from late resi-.
dence SO Norfolk street
On Friday, 18th inst ELIZABETH, wife of John Linsted
aged 81 years
The friends of the family and members of Covenant
Lodge O. OF o. f. and of the order in general
pecuy invited to attend her funeral to morrow after
noon at o'clock, from 43 Hamilton street
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From Philadelphia Gazette, July 49,


DEPARTURES OF Troops. This morning at nine
o'clock, the Lancaster County Artillery, Mannheim
Guards, Susquehannah Rlhemen, Lancaster Fen
cibles, and Lancaster RiAemen, the whole under
the command Of Major Hambright, left he ad quar-
ters on their return to their homes. They carry
with them the good wishes of many of our citizens
for their future welfare.
CoMMITTED.--An individual named Edward vir-
tue, who yesterday testified against several persons
for riot, was last evening committed by Alderman
Mckinley, of Southwark, in default Of 81 COO bail,
for perjury.
AFFRAY.-Ths morning Capt Fairlamb, of the
Wayne Artillery Company, and Capt. Saunders Of
the Marke Rifle Company, were bound over by the
Recorder TO keep the peace in The sum of $1,000
each The captains fell into controversy in the
Slate House Yard respecting the occurrences Of
the night Of the 7th inst, and Capt Fairamb made
certain lmputatons discredtabe TO Capt Saunders
and his company, in regard to their conduct as SOL
dlers on that occasion personal attack ensued,
but the parties were separated, and were arrested
by the Recorder
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SHIP MI WS.
BY Last NlUhtsa SOuthern Mail

Phil ADELrHIA, July ls--Au Retecca Bryo,r Mslasa:
Echo pycr vaudaa W.il; Ci!zen, Brown; Iodine, Blew
and Ellen Chapman NYork Erie, Baxter .rd Zone Crow.
Scar, scar y%Gnh r. Mass. Fame .rew-i Bo,ton ApsabelI..
sad Anthracite, eyy, NYok Below. Hda. [swl Hall I'm
Gottessng Old Lgona, Hamilton, Bosom :.
BALTIMORE, July B-An Otter Br Bell Trridsd Chat
ham Davis and Martha Parker Bcaton Co.mopoiite Oliver
W,chmsn Rotisrdam Jane Tompkins Jenkins Providence
NoRFoLK. july i7-Ar seaford Pugh NYork; pilot boar
Virginia. from acruisebonrd-d 18th. sadana Burnham I'm
MAJ nzas for Richmond la II mpton Roads Ale andra
Turner. from Liverpool for Aerandri.
spoken.
An American brig steering Eas showing red and vhits
signal, June IS lat 50 36. loa 50 30.
Meridian Of and from Hsiax. bound Windward Islands
June 30 lat IS rs, Ion So Is. -
susan Lsaderman. Baltimore for jamaica July H. lat M
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GARD

THE FLANK COMPANY, NATIONAL GRAYs OF
sh regiment. l. H. dere their heartfelt thanks
for the attention aud shown
TO Newbuwh; TO Col P.meDpr and stah ID Capt Gard.
of the Volunteers aud thanks
!h,ir Kind reception arrival at Newburgh Col
Hathaway, Thones r. well. David Banks aud - flaming
squres aud the of the Warrington Garden are
entitled to our waJwe,t hsr polite hos.
OF the Gravs golden opinions from every member the
company by their as,duons attentions and bounu supps
to the wa Is o. the Inner man" Captain Roe Empire
ring our passage oa their respective boat,
To each and hl the NewburQh the rays eun
their thanks for the pot-nsss attention show
them
The York Brigsde Bass Band (r Willis Leader) also de.
scrvc great praise for their efforts for
daring ths excursion. BY the Company
New York July II, 1874. 40 Itsrc
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EXPORT OF BREApsrurra.

In addition to this, there exported from this city
10 July bushels Of corn against sol bushels
IN the frst six months OF last year In this statement
there large increase at every place but New Orleans
or the export nearly three quarters gone to foreign
countries OF that shipped from New Orleans i2l 325
barrels were foreign export OF the shipments this
port twenty or thirty thousand bushels OF and
or six thousand barr els OF -four have sailed since the
instant Yet with this augmentation, the aggregate
crease for the will be very arge the total
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JUST ARRIVED IN NEW YORk
/ II r r A L VALENT FINE VOX.
CoNCEkT HALL Broadway-Eor Three Nights only
Oa Wednesday July l7th Friday July 10Th. and Monday
July 22d inst,
SIG. GIUSEPPE VALENTINE,
The iar-famed
,v, vENET AN vENTRl lLoQUIST!
ous Amateurs but exceed all Professors Of ec,ul-
announces 70 the haoitan of New York vicinity.
that he intends giving. together with
sII COMMICO VALENTINE.
froessor OF new Instrument entirely constructed by him
ie never before the public this quarter Of the world
tsrtairment in the above room, ed
THE DRAWINGS OOA CONCERT OF VARIETY
On which occasion.
MISS KEANE
from England will make her first appearance.
Admission Fifty Cen-ChIlden under years Of age
half-pnce
poon at hapas 7o'cock performance
8oclock precisely.
Tchet Office open daily from hafpast 10 TO haIEpast
O'Clock.
For particulars see hand bills Jig lw.rc
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Cotton Trade.

The accounts being favorable than were general
ly anticipated, have impaired greater rmness to our
previous offering but this has in no case been paid
buyer refuse to pay than previous
arrival OF steamer at which about 700 bales changed
hands yesterday, and about 600 bales to-day of which
spinners have taken one third.
Reports are widely circulated in relation the damage
done to the new crop by the tremendous osds the
southwest The actual damage il doubt magnifed.
The accounts are yet very conflicting and it will be
some time before correct reports reach US.
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Cleared.
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ffsss.n F.s.s New Haven f"D'' Davis rf''dsncs
Arrived.
70 Ssp Newt Merwo days from Savannah with cotton
ErsGeh bIaus Se; Jsrvas days from Bordeaux with
Snsn brqas Johann Georr Geerken days from Bremen
~s Bss Smith, Smith,; s.s. k'E sn savannah with
surges, Cegmsn: =
to Metready Sco LEI. Palestine chaI's.sa ass in
81. Piss' %ssg s'E: from oee'1' NC with
s:h .,sl, as. s% fPS days from Wilmington NC with
sshI Mary ? Wisti'. Loveland from Philadelphia with
sehr Ann Croppe days IRON snowh with corn, to the
Sch, sami Appleton Nick.r.on from Boston, with md,e,
obs ssh ss &, from Salem
ksaue Ts1idor CLARK Porto rso brig. Tam o'shsn,er
Miscellaneous.
PACKET SHr HENDRIcK HUDSON for London will sail 10.
day. and the Hottinguer, for Liverpool, on Monday
ACCIDENT Yestday afternoon sail boat containing four
men, csps zrd IN Buttermk Channel The men " I'M
great cu succeeding keeping hold OF bottom OF The
boat until rescued ffsm tn perous situatiou nv
ths timely aid Of Cart puvs Of the steamr Sam,on
bRfa 1UsEAR The last from tn. Tuskar suaRQed
near the kualish Turn. below New Orleans render AZ
doubtful whether she could be red She insured in
Boston for between and $500
Bar. ALwID from ansauills for NYork before reported
on AliEaoI Hef said {, have beat to Matleumbs
b',gsd filled and sxpeeted to be totil loss
Fishing ScHRs WAsHINGToN. Burdock, OF Stouipptou
wl.h about 100 qant 6sh and Tancred White Of Marble
wse % Cast swy .. ne s ~ by parting their able, and
PEI
ScHa HENRy.-We learn from Capt Bven of the s,oop
Moses Eddy Providence from NYork the schr Henry
of and sr biddeord from NYok before reportedl
Sunday aieonn sunk in 20 thoms water he !. h
Rndpph nf york, alongside Monday afternoon
wrecting Vessel aud will b. total loss Capt saws
she lies directly the track Of yes,e pa'.ng New
York, with her m .sts few feet above
ARavALs AT KY WEST Total number Of entr,nces into
he porr OF Key " est fSr the quarter ending Juue
sise 49, Ame vessels om foreign ports foean
els 2: totsI, i09; TAG men, ., 1903 tons. -
Missing VESSEL Tine British brig Enterprise Canaan
Loughead OF aud from Truro, Ms bound Boston with
.aso of plaster sailed from the former 20 oJ Nav
She short time after of West QsodJy In the Bsy
u Fundysnce then nohDg has been heard from her she
mad ON board Dill attorney; Loughead
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

lCorrespondence oil the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1874.
The Native American party finding that they had
dipped too largely into the riots, to avoid the stain
proceeded to denounce the military as the cause,
and the act Of firing as one of murder and mas
sacre Now that the matter has been exposed by
the testimony, they abandon, in measure only,
this ground, and growl sullenly some persons ex-
pressing one opinion and some another, and mono
knowing exactly what position to assume. They
still, however, preserve show of organization,
but all the enthusiasm Is gone Many of their
active leaders are out Of town, to get rid at one
and the same time, of the close city atmosphere
and the close pursuit OF the city
two birds with one stone. The only difficulty will
be in returning when the seasons over.
man, named Hudson Greenleaf, arrested yes
terday charged with being engaged In the riot was
this day discharged, being not the man intended.
The real culprit is named Greenfield and when the
officers went to his house to arrest him, he had
fled and his wife to his retreat and gain a
days time for her husband, directed them TO the
house Of Greenleaf. The name being much
alike, the men thought they had the right man, ar
rested him and ceased operations for the day.
This morning the mistake discovered, but the
real Simon" was day and night ahead Of his
pursuers.
General Cadwalader's testimony was concluded
this morning and gives In detail and mnufely
what the other witnesses have stated more gene
rally. The necessity OF the troops coming upon
fire, and the bad conduct Of the citizens of South
wark, with few exceptions, towards the iamsh-
ed soldiers, and fact all the circumstances con-
nected with that fearful night and following morn
ing, are given with great precision. Col Cephas
C Chllds, editor OF the North American. and
member OF the native American party confirms the
General In every essential particular and fatty con-
tradlcts portion OF the statement OF Thomas D.
Grover
General Hubbell was also examined and he
shows that the arms in St Philips de Neri Church
were gwen to the members thereof under perfect
ly legal organization, by competent authority, and
for perfectly legal purpose.
The troops continue TO arrive and depart and the
question is asked, what does the Governor mean
by such an array This question is easy answered.
| The Governor means to show the population of
Philadelphia that there is strength enough in the
State to enforce her laws, and that the armed and
disciplined citizens of the interior always ready
| to fly TO suppress any traltorous outbreak
Burton's Theatre is the only one doing any busi-
ness the Chestnut and the National being closed,
and the Walnut dragging out a wretched and
sunted existence. Seth Boon, the whistler, il
| really astonishing the natives
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M WYCKOFF'S RESTAUkANT-Is there a man n
~ New York, evceptng perhaps the Grshsmes and the
that does good wholesome
sub tantial dnHeri H contrary the OF ature
no, 10 look with qualification and gratitude well
nished table; s1d there Place this can BE-
found IN greater peectien or economical prnc
Pies than a. e oil Pine in
msn, WYCK0FF, Jr, and his active s,sistants serve
up all the subsanas and jelicac Of the Market in syle
worthy of Longs Hotel Let any hungry mortal make the er.
pnment once, and he will be sure TO call every day.
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PassenVers ArrIvcd.

bREMEN-Baque Johaun 0eorg-B Branepsteip lady and
dar ghters Miss Fatmann-i29 in the ste rage ~
,SAvANNAH-Ship Nswark-Mrs J X Kendrick Mrs Pag.
shaw MRS Gibbs child servant Mrs Cooper Mrs Ayes
child Sn and ssryan Mrs Keadrick, Mrs w Wells Miss
haipss kendrick. sau!.bury X Wright w Chari-
'Sp W.i', ks9drst W Ays. schsnhG.r Pe,.s
W. Bray Russell, G Mcneil, WIN Asop = 'oAe''
NJ. sAvArsAH-Bng EIee-Mn .eufye child and servant
Mrs " asheum Mrs Mclntyre Mrs . Conger. Mrs Farrea
Mrs Mr. Vail Rev Z Nsufvle Messrs Cook, WadbuY Curwin
pau. HWsmssh1art W s1s Andsrson Norton Van Terrell 4
Morris, Mitchell. Carr, o Couper ' N''
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AUCTION SALES.

REAL ESTATE-PERkMP
M ILITAhY HALL, Library Street Immediately opposite
~ the Bank United States On Tuesday July 23d, iS44 at
o'clock in thT t,ysspng will be sold public sale without
story brick Of IN
of Library street between Delaware Fourth streets
mmedi ey opposite the Bank United containing in
more or lesa
This has Tong been we'll established Public House and
nov occupied by The the paid 81 900
rent FIR IT, Nearly the whole Lot covered with the
Building; and being Immediately opposite the aark United
states Ieceay purchased for the Custom House it will be
very valuable for Stores Public Offices, &c
will positively be sold without reserve or limitation
Clear of all incumbfancs
jv15 ~ 2n. 3trrc NJ THOMAS A. SON
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have large surplus Of produce, for which want
kets they take much they want and bushel
pound more II is not astonishing that imports
huctuate so enormously that exports usually
Iaol lmitfsl
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SCANDINAVIA.

NUMBER Of Scsndinav ans INST on the 9th OF this
nooth for the purpose Of taking preliminary
the formation OF Society Of in the city
New York the object OF which wilt BE- best under.
stood from the preamble Of the Constitution which laid
before the meeting and which is as follows
We the under,gned scandnavsus by birth hdesrpg during
sojourn away from beloved faith aDd keep alive the
spirit Of nationality aud with the view Of
selves regular Information Of he and development Of
the scandinavian well promste spirit OF unity
aud brohcy love among and Of aiding directing end
each other by mutual counsel aud support formed
ourselves for the esabsh Of Lib ray
and Reading Room and such other means Of advancing
objects may from be found desirable and havs
adopted the following Consultation for our government.
Itwas resolved the that call for all Scaudua
van New York unite wh be published in the Herald
The meeting ~ BE- held tue Carlton House cofper
ofLeonad aad Broadway Monday, the OF July
lnsau aeP All swedes Norw, gians aud Daues In hs
of New York are hereby invited 10 at he soresa
Tine and place y =. sTALLH NOCHT
jy20 SAns.rc Acting sectetsrv
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CLAssIrIcATIoN.
American Corn Trade.

This market has again become quiet after the little
start 1t received from small demand for England Sc
vera thousand barrels of -four and twenty or thirty thou
sand bushels OF sold, however while the de-
mand lasted and packets taking the purcha
SEES to Europe. These sales made the annexed
quotations =
PRICES OF BREADsTUFrs New YORK
Genesee -four, 81 3l4a4 s7t Ohio -four, 81 ls3a4 3l}
Michigan do, l2la4 25 Georgetown do 4 5Oa -
Alexandriad0, 25 a Wheat 90 96
Corn, asa 49t OATS 30 SO
These prices very nearly correspond with the current
rates in all the seaport markets at the last accounts
In the present aspect of the trade appears prices
markets will not be fully suppiedas to send the rates
the Interior state that the harvesting of the crops Is ac
lively going that in great many sections they are
already secured that in all the Eeste and Southern
States from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico there will be
average yield and that in the vicinity of the Missis
spp Missouri and Wabash rivers the crops have met
with serious injury from the dreadful floods that have al
most desoated that region
In taking into view these accounts having an effect
on the value Of -four and grain ought to consider
l. The extent of the production OF lS43.
2. The receipts OF that production
8. Its export
4. The production Of 1874
s. The foreign and domestic demand for this year.
= 6. The probable effect prices
appears by the official returns and estimates made at
Washington that the growth Of last year larger than
the production OF year in America and almost
equal to the crop and third of another ever raised
this side OF the Atlantic According to these returns
we have the following result -
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PALMO's THEATRE.
DIR; L;AARDNEM,s ENTERTAINMENT J

DR. LARDNERS ENTERTAINMENT AND FIX
ha. engaged the use Of tn. Ts.s. for SE HvENNG
ONLY The space machinery and scenic cement Of
asd will produce in it Enterainment and Exhibition
cudng his entire collection Of Optical Dioamas-Microsco-
Bay ;aG july a s on MON
To afford every practical facility for the am
five Cents all Of the Children under 10 half
prse. n1 Commence nnd e;, at ooiees
psssi 4 ~ Of a WI s. W5SfSs
zPnt Ia Series Of Teiesc pic Drawings illustrating the
made from original by Nader within the ast
year - ~
copc Views Of the Pans. including the discoveries
observers the surface OF t- Planet Mars
the the ssturn with the Double Ring
Mpors PsI, Il il Th. tesir v:ou; n1.nS phase, &c
Stellar Cluster. and several HUNDRED Nsbu e. During n: d.
motions among the The most memorable Comet,
will slso appar with he proper motion. also the Ear
monthly coue rouad the Sun the scale which this Pano-
s s as.% az feet Of
Part III Of the Discovery OF Gsyanism illustrated
~ with the celebrated Ga. Merr:eePe
si sy s6 Ss s..
on II London during ne last two The make. pro-
e that the present Instrument is Of superior excellence
ofsa., Dtsempo.ition Of Water i'''A
quet Of Twelve DIammoud Lights = "'' '''e''''
T0 y aSmi with s. q Pictorial %
Col; mn The Roman Fosun Moving raaosms ai'1J q 1e
m Iusale% ale Great Aisle Of g Peer Rome Andernaeh
crossing the Delawas Surrender Of Conwals oWashng
1f IT: sssssas s be with suitable
expIeoat,ons J2O 3rc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Smiling Days of the Steam ships.
Packets to Arrive


We shall esteem favor if Captains Vessels will give
&c LoTmodors h3sERI SLvEx Of our New. Fleet Report
Spoken on their passage List Of their CsrEo any
Immediately on their arrival Agents and Correspondent at
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Information of kind will be thankfully received.
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AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
FROM JANUARY isr JULY lsT 1874.

Total value by the above estimate $50 24 for six
months The only official returns Of items that we have
form the calculations upon those Of this port and
we would here take the opportunity remark that it
almost an mpossiblity to get Official reports from the
government. They are not published, or rather not
made up until the latest moment-it il generally year
or two after the close Of any commercial year before
returns are made up, and then they are not
hall complete We hope the Hon Mr. Prats statistical
bureau will do away with many Of the difficulties now
experienced The table of exports from New Orleans are
made out from the September previous Making up ta
bic like this at this time, Is attended with many difficult
tesand defects The bulk of the last crops has come
and gone orwardthe exports consequently for the next
six months cannot be 30 large for the past six The
new crops are not fairly in the market until the spring
following harvest and the shipments abroad hardly CON-
mence until business takes start on the resumption Of
navigation We can, consequently, from this fact es
mate ithe exports of agricultural products at full two
thirds OF the total for the year previous to the first of
July The annexed returns show that such is the fact :
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Proyfslon Market.

ne dinercnt meat markets much the same as the,
I'd ia price. o'' ~ w
we nave 2 better supply q young poultry
IN fsh there y no great variation
are quite plenty. w ~