The New York herald., 1844-07-12


aiming the indentatlons OF musket balls, etc, on
The windows, doors, trees, &c, but there was
evidence Of rot The leading Natives are opposed
TO any infringement of the law, and their Influence
is such, that the mass will hardly dare to deparl
from the arrangements entered INTO Should any
open manifestation be made, there will be dreadful
havoc The military force is very strong-never
before was there such force in the city.
Buffalo.
u" Correspondence Of the Heraldl
Y BUFFALO, July 9, 1s4
State of Iydde-Haruesls, Losses, &c.
The arrivals of produce from the west continue
to be fully equal TO the shipments by the canal.
The weather continues favorable for the new crop
am informed by Rochester gentleman, that III.
wheat harvest has already been commenced on ths
sandy lands In Monroe county. Our accounts IRON
will, probably, be in the receipt OF flour, from new
wheat. on or before the nrst day OF August.
Oar . shipping brokers" begin to seek an ave
rage OF their business tor the season, which is quite
common for them to do when they are about L.
realize loss. Various estimates have been mad.
as To the probable amount OF loss that will be sus
tained by the dealers Tor the last SIX months bns-
ness-they range from three TO four hundred thou
sand dollars, and some say ilve hundred thousand
will not make up the loss that what the farmers
gain by these gentlemen is not so bad tor The
country after all II that was the end OF II; but the
story is not halt told they are like band Of To-
cuSiS, cOntluudlly utVOuIlHS tHt pECuuCt Vi lHt
land, without ever being the means OF producing
any thing but want. They consume that which
the laboring man produces, and IN return they
sco and sneer at him, because he Is not SO big u
rasca with the cry tha. they only act as the guar.
Of thus country learn who their friends are
Yours truly. JuNIUs
p. Sour 4th of July went off pretty well with
US, Yankees but some ofonr Canadian neghbors,
who are not quite SO well versed in the business,
GOT most gloriously show come you so,' and
found quarters, for short time, In our lock-em-up
house. a at s.-sfta4 III. Nr
CRLEbRATIoN OF THE FOURTH OF July IN CANADA! !
--Under the head OF our Facts and Scraps, (eiven
bsow) have given slight account Of the Kingston
expeditions Yarkce Land yesterday the day Of inde.
pendence We did not choose to destroy the ironical
vein in which the fact" written, by exposition
real opinion but here we do not hesitate to assert
that all parties concerned in these excursions, day
memorable Tor the OF treason and rebellion
guilty Of the greatest dsrespect which subjects can pay
the Crown 20 whom is due their aiegiance. The pro-
prstors Of the steamboats, the getters up Of tho exped
ons and the people who formed the several parties are
equally cupable aud their conduct has reflected dis
grace upon The good and loyal town Of Kingston, that
will not speedily be obliterated
Yesterday, the birth day Of American Independence
the day which the people Of United formally
separated themselve from the Crown Of Great Britain
duly honored and celebrated by large portion Of the
inhabitants OF good and loyal old Kingston The Ameri
can flag was hosted, neither salute fired
honor of the day but these omissions OF respect
probably cansed by the presence Of armed garrison
early hour three steamboats, fully laden with fashion and
respecaby Of both sexes started for the land If liberty
to enjoy sight Of the glorious Stars and Stripes and
participate in the nmusemens and enjoy ments Of
emancpated nation--a nation emancipased from the
tyranny the British Crown by open and direct
and rebellion The first oil these vessels the Princess
Royal loaned for the occasion ny the propre.or Of the
Mail Line to the Kingston Mechanics Institution
an institution under the immediate patronage Of His Es
celancy the Governor General Under such patronage
the boat was literally crammed The second vessel
the Prince Edward Bay Of Quin,e steam boat. This
expedition seemed to beRore the general speculation
ticket, Inasmuch as a vast many patriot c ladies
and gentlemen Of Bellevie came on board NJ
Ballevle the preceding evening, and were
Joined by equal number Of loyal and good subjects in
Kingston The third steamer the Albion chartered
by Kingston merchant Of the highest standing gen
,Ieman Of wealth. respectaby and influence. who IN
ved his and fashionable friends as guests and
who personally betrayed the expenses OF the dayin
manifest proper devotion to the sacred cause Of
Liberty These vessels departed amid the cheers Of the
popuace, and returned at nightthe visitors to Yankee
Land being in the highest state Of excitement and delight
and all hoping that the present generation may not pass
away without the Necessity Of leaving their homes on
such occasion being done away with-or In plain
English that two additional stars and stripes may soon
be addel TO the American flag ntI tiulfr.. .s
The anniversary OF American Independence was cele
bra,ed by the Kingston Mechanics Institution In the mos
| becoming AMI praseworthy manner The member: o.
The Association, with their President at their tead LETT
this port about O'Clock for the Yankee village OF Sac
Harbor and after stopping there long enough to give
slight expressi to their feelings started ior Cape Vim
and Carleton Island By some uDaccountabe means
hey ascertaned that they could not st at three places
the American coast succession and after enduring
all the horrors OF sickness and disappointment they
had to home, running long distance Ground tn.
foot OF Wolfe Isand) out Of their course An excursion
also went TO the same American village from Picton on
the Bay OF Qnnte stopping ut Kingston on the way. We
begin to fancy that John Arthur Roebnck was more than
half right when he spoke Of the Democrats Of Upper
anadsn Asa private individual every man Is perfectly
justified in going on any excursion he peases but for
Institution aud one too that makes some preentions to
loyalty, t9 get up snch expeditions = 70 the American
shore the fourth Of July s to say the least oil it. high
y reprehensibe, and will do more injury TO tho Associs
ton in pecuniary point Of view, ,than the mana
gers at present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Canada) Wig
Juiy5
LOUISIANA ELECTION We have not yet received
returns enough to hang an opinion upon. In New
Orleans the wings have elected seven, and the de-
mocrats three, members of the Legislature, as be-
fore stated.
rFrom ~ o. Bulletin, Ju'y3l
For Congrvss in the First District, Mr. sldell Gcm)
had no opposition In the Second Municipality, which
conposes part Of the Second District, Mr.. Thibodaux
(whis) hss majority ofncar 200 Notes.-The returns sub
ec ia the same contingencies above stated In the nd
joining parsh Of Jefferson, (aso part Of the Second Dis
trict) the voting continues three days Mr.. Labranche
il IL admitted, will obtain maority in that parish
The whole election Is an anomaly and puzzle and
se part o odoSr sns nss Z,
disi anchised by tbs premature closing Of several Of
The polls, IL affords but dsubtinl index TO the public
sentiment The difficulties, however, we think. are
mainly be traced to impeIiec,ions in the election
laws though aggravated by the bitterness Of party
While therefore, they are greatly to be regretted we
console ourselves with the hope that by proper le-
glsation they may be avoided in future II is also
pleasurabc TO reflect that notwithstanding the ex-
element which naturally grew out OF the curious
and unhappy state Of things exhibited during the
progress OF the elecrion, the polls were not disturb
ed BY any Of those scenes Of violence which too
often disgrace political contests in other cities.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-The Transcript Of
Saturday evening says-"The Right Rev Bishop
Eastburn, sensible Of the Importance OF rain at this
for vegetation and the comfort Of man. read the
for last sunday according the provision OF the Epis
copa church. Should the drought continue. hope
the example " the Prcate will be followed in other
churches II don't have rain before next Sunday
urohablv preIae take nore Ineaeurss to