The New York herald., 1844-07-19
,hsnged hands st 10 msrkss,to u marks sch The


imports are still very lightMore business has been
done in Hides South Sea Whale Oil be bought at ss
ON the spot Unrened Sugar Is still snQu,rsd for and
about 5000 boxes brown, yellow, and fair Havans
have been sod the former at a. yellow at a. and fair at
| 81 grot Coffee Is in quiet request.
HoNe KeNc MARKErs, March 20 American romestics
and Dris-rhe stocks continue small and prices abou
the same as before 600 or 1000 pieces OF the former
Cotton-The market is very dull, and rates have. y
any thing rather declined For very fine qualities full
however, obtanable The transactions Of the
| past week have been trifng.
Cotton yarn remains as before without the smallest pros
Iron-We hear Of some sales of nail rod at S245 but
the market Is dull for all Sorts and the supply in Canton
| Is considerable.
Leadsales TO some extent have been made at former
rates. beyond which there is but little chance Of prices
Advancing
rs BEFORE and rates show rather downward tendency,
for white cloths especially Several thousand pieces o.
tons the quality being very fine In whites but little Is
doing
some thousand pieces been sold within quotations
Opium The recent heavy importations OF drugs OF all
kinds have swamped the market for the present and sales
70 any impractcable The dealers Will not
purchase chest beyond their immediate wants, until
they better satisfied to the quantity to come on
made but there is none Of good quality in the market.
silk We hear OF some fresh arrivals in Canton, but
holders are asking very high prices
Tea black-The transactions during the last week
not been to any great extent and rates are shade
lower All the fine teas are now gone. Green There
are greens remaining and they chiefly OF in
ferior qnay hear Of very few recent transactions
reightsTo Lendon and Liverpool u los to 81 perton
Of so ieet to ouports los per ton addtona 70 CacIta
Of vessels open 10 charter shippers are unwilling 70 SUD-
init to the old rates.
at months sight, As Cd to 4s Cd dollar Government
bills at 80 days sight, 4d in little request the difer
the sight being equivalent to that Of the rate
at the present exchange
MORE OF THE MOB SPIRIT IN CANADA.-We
continue to receive accounts of the prevalence OF
rlotous feelings and actions in Canada. Montreal
is becoming City Of Riots.
From the Montreal Herald, July l6]
We have heard OF outrages enough TO hll oui
columns, committed upon peaceabe citizens by
villains whose sole plea for their tiendish wicked
ness was that they supposed their victims to be
Orangemen. Who these villains are, Is matter Of
suspicion as to the individuals, but we deeply
tain as to the class TO which they belong. Among
numerous list of cases We shall select one Other
in addition TO those we mentioned Yesterday
On Sunday evening, two days after the 18th OF
July respectable Irish laborer, who is not Ro
man Catholic, was going home through William
street, Grlffintown, about ten O'clock, when ht
was accosted by three men who asked him hi
name On his replying they called him id Or
struck him about the head and shoulders I'LL they
felled him to the ground Some OF The nelghbors,
alarmed by his cries. hastened to the spot, and tilt
miscreants made OFT. He was taken upquife lnsen.
ste and carried into house, where he wa-
brought 10 lite again. His head was yesterday aw-
| ful to look upon Hiseyes were black-his cheek
swelled and vld and his lips cut apparently by tht
| force OF blows upon his teeth Altogether, he was
figure to excite pity in the bosom OF any, but ihs
scoundrels who chose TO call him an Orangeman,
We understand that the Coroner held an nquesi
upon the body of John Cowley who was murdered
at Beauharnois by a Canaer, named Patrick Dal.
ton, and issued his warrant for Dalton's apprehen
son but the Canaers are nOw-a-days rulers, a
well as electors OF every district in which they
| per, and is most likely to remain SO. Dalton Is
said to have gone of TO the U. States. He was Cow
| Iey's brother in-law. Cowley was very quiet III
offensive Murder and every other violent CRIME
seem TO be committed by these mscreans wlthoui
being looked upon as wrongs. NuwOnder that then
lawless inhumanities should have brought them
into general hatred the lines OF public works II
| The United States. Is Canada to be made another
Tipperary! Or Montreal Philadelphia?
TERRIFIC STORM IN CARADA.-A violent storm OF
rain, accompanied with thunder and lightning,
passed this city Sunday afternoon between tive
and hall past three O'Clock its chief fury, however
to have been spent lew miles to the north OF this
regret learn that serious damage has been don
in its track well loss Of le AT Tongue Point
the wind and hail terrific In Col Ermatugers house
between 20 and 80 panes glass broken the Mee
Of the Church at Tongue Point was blown down and We
worry sorry learn that tho OF M Archambault
the place, also blow down and that his two
children killed in the ruins The farms in the same
parish have suffered severely the wheat and other
being beaten down to the ground From the violence Of
the wind informed that house took fire In Lon
gneuil but the flames were extingushed before much
damage was dane.-Montreai Herald, July l6.
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