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CULLoDEN.-It was on the field of Cullo-
den that Scotland fought her last battle.
The field is still visited by travellers of eve
ry nation, and is often resorted to by the
Gael as the shrine of his country's chvalry;
the spot where liberty was wrested in con-
flict from his, forefathers, and placed appa-
rently llrevocably, in those of his enemies
and oppressors.
The incidents which preceded this fatal
battle are too familiar to the historical reader
to need a repetition here. Itconstltues one of
those great epochs IN the history of nations
which never can be forgotten, or contem-
plated as little moment. The influence of
the battle upon the two nations which were
struggling for supremacy and dominion of
empire, are we'll understood by every one,
and will long perpetuate, perhaps the so.
lemn recollections of the fate OF the Gael
who fought and fell on that memorable
field of Colloden.
@z The tSmuk or pits into which the slain
were thrown, are still to be seen, and are
believed to indicate accurately the grounds
occupied by the belligerent armies during
the conflict.
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Warehouse and Factoragc.

The subscribers have pur-
chased from Nation L. Griffin,
Esq, the Cotton Warehouse in
IInnihnrn rncontl,1 acnnniad h.,
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TO DESTROY WEEDS IN GRAVEL w ALks
of all the excellent recipes for keeping
pavcmcnts and gardcn-walks free from
grass and weeds, none is so cffcctual as to
hire cook to pour upon them every morn
ing the water in which the eggs for break
fast have been boiled but the virtue is en-
trely lost if it be not done the instant the
skillet is taken from the fre-that is, the
water must be boiling hol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-01

d:sy William: de Gen Taylor. Psoosasd ne 0;.n$s
NosyoLE May 2s-xrr schs Select Conckln NYork; Bo.
vsi bgncker AL xandyia. I'D Nantucket CID Br brig
Indies. ga WBss.Id Ireland Bssssy Pan: rev
Fer, tt1gsrd Spanish Main. In Hampton Road, ships
sInkn smith James River I'D Bremen; Hazkawsy Cor
ek isrpool; Br brig Elizabeth I'm Bermuda; schs love-
msn pa e Neyeaste Mc HorsPSr Board.
% 70 boston; Ohr Coibun Baltimore BID Bath; George
Grgley, Alexandria. BID u Passport
rHtLnDELrHiA Nay 3-An briggs Pauline Finn Boston;
s si "Thn.,d b MsaIo suader;nd :ehrc posomsc
Mary SsJ B.s%a% Fall Rv:s Mer:sa sson New !s1i
H.ysn barge New York, Nc Donald, New York
PLYMoyTH May 2s-Arr sehrs Lake Of Egg Harbor Rich
PORTLAND May 2sIhT sefu Charles DcEsy' Richmond.
via Norfolk; Dennis Hodgdoa and eliza Leland combs.
Bat%oIs; Msr,he Washington. M'Glvsry. Norfolk Sid.
27h Nevis Fiinton Peru stearu. and Gen Warren bsVs
Phad. Cid GATH ships Mortimer Livingston (new, Tag onsj
Bstow Of and for Work; a7th. Tsmerlane Henderson,
SALEM May Arr .chs WIN Penn, Hubert, Georgetown.
ner Tar and Citizen saow NYork Sid. schr Alabama d.
SAyANsAH Nav 27-Cid schs President, Yeats Newcastle
Me Pzarro Pendeton NYork Sid schr Catharins Wilcox
WAnnHAM, May 24-Arr .chr Tiger, Perry, Baltimore:
WILMINGTON, c, Msy 29-An schr ~ De Rosseu, Ro.
dick from New York Capt Rodick passed full rgEed
br and schooner latter supposed TO be the Ellen Sdg
wick, Monday last of Ocrac1ke beating .cuIh sshr
renee Hopkins for Boston; sehr, Wmngion Wietts for
sBaltimore; Madagascar Mcfarland Boston; Tarmsline,
HARDY for New Bedford.
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Tho Crops.


According to estimates the surface planted with
this year. in the State of New Jersey exceeds that Of
last by 600 which ought to yield three
four million buahels
Never prospects fair for a cotton crop than
ut present Most Of the intelligent planters they do
Woodpitie (Mss.) Republican, May 18th.
We have, during the week, heard from almost every
part Of the State. One gentleman, who has made
extensive tour in the upper counties informs that
the wheat crop will not yield much than half
much that Of last year The cotton Is short but the
months Of June and July seasonabe the crop will be
very good one. Every thing depends upon warm suns
and occasional showers He decidedly of the opinion
that the quantity Of land planted in cotton Is less than
ly Of corn In consequence Of the unpromsing ap-
pearance of the wheat fields The same remarks
peciay true Of the western and south western
ties.-Macon (Ga) Messenger, 2Sth inst.
The annapolis (Md) Republican states that the
wheat crop that county, and In what are called the
south and west neighborhoods has been much injured
from drought though the recent rains have revived it.
In Virginia the wheat does not look well in Jefferson
and Frederick COMMITTEES The has been injured by
the cut worm On lower James river the wheat the
falow lands Ii very fne but the corn lands 1t Is
much stunted from want of rain. Recent showers
will probably prove Of great service to the wheat and
the The oats are severely injured almost beyond
redemption
In the vicinity Of Cheraw s. c.. many planters have
had to plough up and plant their crops q second
time Those who succeeded in getting stand the first
planting had bad prospect for crop, owing to the
cold which had retarded the growth of the plant The
oat and corn crops the other hand promise o fair
yield.
Late spring in opening, the present is a.
full Of promise any rational man could ask We
great change In vegetation that exhibited
within the last three days-Osdensourgh N. Y, 2sth
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MARITIME HERALD.
rOfxT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1.
Cleared.
Cleared.
Steamship Washington Hewitt, Bremen via Cowes. &c.

Cleared.
Steamship Washington, Hewitt, Bremen via Cowes &c,
shi s;.0.ord Ysa.on Liverpool Ms,.h.ll; sx.sr
dof Ds1a H
Bai-kilSy Carter Havana tToeEer Bs.ssts; Ari.n.,
Pc M:y
eel T.esy ssy.rs,6, siasss., cissi1.S Co. ~ -
a;i is'ssa ss
nond: william Wirfsn, Baltimore; Brave Laird, do, SPY
Ship Hindoo, Lawrence. from LIVERPOOL. May with 300
Of 70 % sr sSsy S. .% s Nav
ssh .t 20 IS lon So exchanged signal; with bark .hGwng
As," Lsas. day. % $ e
s. .ca a S a.. ss"sf as'i New
snip s ss w vocal f days fro" o'
ship K:.nsyh 50 d:y; nsH from H'vr' in bal
Sl h s:y: s% ballast.
St s.l QUEEN g
.% cS i p COL
s Age a:as e. isy. 04 " N Bl.m..
with ron to Oeiricks Kruger
Ch;hs% Bears. from r i April 9th with fruit,
Passed sSrsusS 'hs e asni.sS d. scth April
there hundred
through the fruit be had the island at
any price.
Bark Mary Kendall Crocks from Newy, re) goth ult,
gone and bowspr ont, lying lowappeared have
been large vessel and as # long time since her disaster
Bark Wenham, Wiley 30 days from Belfast with 4as
salt, TO Richardson Watson.
Dr. bark Albert Dsvson 20 days from Antwerp in ballast to
master pssssnge lsh inst lstll spoke brig Aiba,
Br bark Helena, - 40 days from Liverpool, in ballast
Brs Susan Sous Bacon days Belfast in ballast to
J Eiwell AGO.
Br brig Msglo!is Croaman. ts days from Galway in bal
last, TO yDurxnd Co. Passengers.
Br brig Nonpreil, Dunscomb days from Halifax with
fish TO Kelley. passengers.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 81, lSi7.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81, lS47.
An immense audience attracted to the concert of
the Philharmonic Saturday evening, but good deal
of dissatisfaction oocasioned by the announcement
that Benedet too Ill to sing; though after the pro-
gramme gone through, emitting his parts he came
forward and sang aretfa In most excellent voice. com
petey refuting the given "that he would show
the audience he could not sing" Barili, though she
sang appeared quite unwc and low Spirits giving IA
Phad lphians great disappointment In for tho
delicious treat that had been anticpa De Never
wsrded with magnificent bouquet. and crowned with
golden tiara by one Of the orchestra
The Centennial session Of hs German Lutheran SYNOD
OF PenDsylvxna was yesterday celebrated in Zion
ohucrh with appropriate religious ceremonies The in
terror Of the edfce Hastily decorated the vocal
and insrume nta music with which the ceremonies were
interspsrsed. Of the most effective character
o. f. Lockwood, who recently mentioned as
having been convicted Of obtaining goods under false
prespces has been sentenced to nine months
ment, and 500 hne.
second race Of the three government propellers will
probably take place 10 day or two while they
their way down the river, bound to the Brazos. The
secretary Marcy is destined to equal the others when
her propellers changed SO as to place all on an
Sales OF Stocks at philadelphia.
May 3l-FRsr BoARp--H0 V,cksbug Bs, u; 1000 Read
B rs Il Bend SMHr 1000 state g. ''' 80 camden
,,ArTsT sALrs-7s Mechanics Bank IN 20 vieksbns Bk
% fis%.ns.oa Copper Go. sck 1000 state g. S %
sscosD Bosnpo2 Fsrm ~n; q Mechanics, Bank, ST.
AyIEs sAlrs-a North American los Co, Ok; 20 Mechs-
MICS INK N 800 Navigation S. IS. 76H ~ North Anne
iicAn ms Co.. "a; $4,000 State S., 10.
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The Coal Trade.
The quantity sent this week by railroad is 3o,222 o.;
by canal $50 lotota BY railroad 43so76 do by canal
37,0l2 05. rs.
The rates of toll and transportation will be advanced
the railroad after the first Of July ten cents ton
with prospective monthly increase Of ten cent after
wards.
The freghts by canal continue the same70 cents to
Philadelphia and 81 80 to New York. Boats are abun
dant
Vessels have been little plenty, but freights
main about the last week with upward ten
dsncy.
The price of white ash lump coal on hand from So So
to 62H The prices for other descriptions remain the
same already reported . .. o.
Sent for the week ending on Thursday evening last
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COmmEHClAL lNTELl-l0ENCAc.
New York CattIe Market.

MAY 2l-At Market-l2i3 beef cattle, [ail from the
Southl IT'S cows and calves; 1880 sheep and lambs.
PnicEs-Beef Csttle-Prices, IL will be observed are
gradually recedng to the old standard The transac-
lions Of last week will hardly justify quotation higher
figure down to 50 90 per 100 lbs small number re-
main unsod Cows and calves the past week have
been extremely dull Of SALE and the prices realized
pare rather unfavoraby with those quoted In last
seport The sales averaged from SIS 90 $24 90 to
Eeo ~ 90 head unsold. The supplies are mostly from
'ner'ngs are more numerous than usual and than
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..Ar Ellen Roa... Sherman. day. from New Bedford

eehr Ellen Rodnaa Sherman. days from New Bedford
Schr Josephine Lasroureus. 70 days from Galway Qel
With spice 10 johnson K Lowden. -
Schr Fsrwell Ames, days from Thomsston with lime.
schr Sarah Simonon days from InoN..Sn win lime
Schr Boston, harrington, Providence.
Schr Frances, Gardner. Bay River, NC.
Yacht Cequstte, Boston.
Below
Br brig Rolla. from Pictou, with coal.
Also bnrks
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quotations were as annexed.
LIYKRPooLC LAaaIrIc
Southern Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, May 23ln our last we left the Cotton
market In unsettled state the advance which had
taken place after the receipt Of the Caledonia
brought by telegraph being checked by the depressing
state Of affairs reported ct Liverpool during the two
days preceding the Caledonas sailing which had alrea-
dy thrown the prices Of cotton back Nd Our market
seemed nearly at stand for two days but subsequently
Of Hc upon those paid in the excitement following
the reception Of the photographic accounts The opera
tions of the week comprise only 600 bales taken
ly for England and the North, follows: Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, 700 bales on Thursday. 1900
on Friday 3000 and to-day, 1900 bales The market is
somewhat relieved by Sales and prices close
with rather more buoyancy The receipts at this port
still falling of and the deficiency now compared
with the same period last year, 33373 bales and
the ports 26l 900 bales We quote inferior OK OK
ordinary l0h loh, mddling l0H l0zs, good middng
fair lax Is, good and fine 1914 l4hc per pound.
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the scales sales during the week 1t 76o per cwt for
timothy. - --.t a
Cotton Trade.
At the dsts Of last per "Csledonia" the 18th
ut stated that the only operations making In
market by spinners and that quotations
nominal and II holders evnced desire to realize to any
considerable extent lower rates would have to b. sub
mted to- owing the entire absence any speculative
feeling. On Monday morning, nth ult, We received
Der telegraph the accounts from Liverpool to 4th t per
steamer britannia with reduced quotations Of three
sighths of psnny-a large advance in brssdstufs-
financial disnOuss-ths letter. the next day, shs-
ahead for cotton holders These sdviess taken alto
gether are the worst have received this season,
.tonhnS % notice that they have bssn produo
tive Of slight an effect on prices which have yielded
barely half cent porsSn 81 which mas since been re-
lower than before her arrival. We adjust quota
tions to the rates at which 1t practicable to buy
so sensitive of the least increased inquiry that would
be impossible to purchase 500 bales on any day
Up n. :
in port at this and that portion held
Southern account comprising about threenfhs Of the
by restricting sales to limits beyond any heretofore OBJ
tanned this year As exporters would not the
entirely the wants Of home trade and the sales
have averaged about 700 bass daily At the date Of
Of hs o.
bales now the discrepancy has amounted to 2e 900
bales
Correspondents at the following depots the interior
have taken Of the stocks there and
submit also their estimates Of the number Of bales yet
to come in and they remark generally that the fraction
will be about the quantity remaining at those places
the 3lst August consequently 1t viii not be included in
the crop We think theeAtantic and Florida recep
closely in that by adding those amounts, that
portion of the crop is determined We place esti-
mate for the New Orleans and Texas receipts at
those Of Mobile, s2aoOO Atlantic States $40 Coo and
Florida $4,000 making aggregate Of 1872 900 bales.
stock In warehouses At Augusts, Geo on asth ult..
25l26 bales, to In yet 1000 bales do at Macon
do, Gath ult, 5,loe do do 700 do do at Columbia,
s. c.. 26th ut e,8l7 do. do 1900 do do at Column
bus Ga, gath ult., 6,l70 do, do. 1000 do. do at
Memphis Tenn on nth ult., 6,3l2 do. do 1000 do
The next crop far is so very unpromising that 1t
occasions great anxiety.
The movements in this staple in the United States in
each Of the past three seasons have been a. annexed
Receipts at ports Of the United States since Bales
same period last year.. l,94s,647
year before 2 SOL, $50
period last year ,i42,4n
year before l,770,e9l
The receipts ct this port since the LIST u have been
$4,000 bales exports $500 taken by spinpers 5000;
taken by spscustors 5000 stock in city 000 amount
sale 5000.
The closing quotations as annexed.
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Total r. r. and Canal :. .4756sT 05
RATES Toll AND TRANSPORTATION ON Rail RoAp TO
July |, 1917.
From Mt. Carton. Sch. Hsven. Pt. Clinton
To Philadelphia ......$l so $40 81 Is
10 Richmond 10 1 30 10
RATES OF Toll by CANAL TO JUNE l, 1913.
From MI. GORDON s. Hapsn. p. Clinton
To Philadelphia. Ga cts. 60cts 50 cts.
drawback of IS per cent the above rates Of toll
Is allowed by the company, all coal shipped during
the month Of April and Is per cent during the month Of
May.-PonsviiIe Journal, Nay 49,
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produce dsslsr thst the gsussa opinion wss that the
estimate furnished by g. Q. Co." vas - likely 70 Be
much ct fault In regard To dour and wheat - We had
expressed be In regard to the article OF corn
We did not expect however, that We should 20 soon
have any thing like tangible evidence Of the truth OF
their and our opinions
Before the close Of the month of May-thrss months
prior to the time mentioned by IS. 8. L Co"-Cleve-
land rolls up the following figures receipts at that
port
Flour, bills .20s0eS
Wneat, ousn. .'ooo'o1o
Corn, LUSH .1ls:o0 .
In order that readers may see how wide this est-
mate Of" g. s. & Co." will be OF the actual mark, we
place the actual receipts at Cleveland before the exp
ration Of the frat month Of canal navigation alongside
the receipts estimated by IS. 8. Co.." a. they
would be on the LIST Of September nsxt:-
already Received. s. s. r Co's Eshmats
Flour. 20s ,os3 bbls. so0, 600 bbl,,
Whsst S Sa.b ss ssSS SS S SShh
Who doubts for one moment the ability Of the fertile
region, of which Cleveland Ia the outlet, to All up the
difference between the actual receipts aud the estimate
In less than Of the time LETT And who doubts
its ability before the LIST Of September greatly to exceed
that estimate?
The truth IT, these estimates cannot be made with
any thing like approach to reality; they worse
than useless and OF doubtful and very frequently
Of dangerous tendency.
We win dismiss this subject, with another glance at
this estimateit is that portion Of it which gives
reach tide water prior to the LIST Of September next
Nearly onehaf Of that amount Is already here, and yet
but month Of the time allotted has sxped the re-
manning three months IL likely to swell the aggre
gate 100000 bushels than leave 1t below that
amount.
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The Corn Trade.

From the Albany Argus, May all
On the 18th OF April, published from the New York
Courier and Enquirer, statement furnished to that
paper by highly respectable produce house in New
York. e. =. g. Coy which statement contansd the
result ofther inquiries to the quantity Of -four wheat
and to be shipped from the various shipping ports
on the Western Lakes prior to the next harvest
prsing all the shipping ports west Of Buffalo The state
proceeded to give estimates Of tho receipts the
various ports the lake. and amongst them gave the
following figures for Cleveland the receipts at that
port to the LIST Of September, ls47 -
Flour, bbls. ....... ............ 100000
Wheat, bush. ................ 100000
Corn, pufn. JOO,OW
We accompanied the publication of the statement with
the following remarks So We give the figures ~ We Hnd
them In the Courier, with considerable doubt their
accuracy especially those In relation the quantity Of
expsoed to be shipped from Cleveland and the 60
neral aggrsgate Of corn" ,r'
Amer the article to which We allude had appeared In
the .drsus ascertained, upon inquirng among our
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Foreign luuportatios,s.

GLAsGowShip Tslfsyrand-l30t pig iron r Irwin Co
40 boxes Godfrey Pat i:on Co-5s do bales w White
BsEMEN-Bark Magdeene-43si bars iron Oelrchs Kru-
ger3s9? do IL bds do Pavenstad Schoonmake92 boxes
Rolker & NJ Imam.
k ChathamlSoo bzs .mens 1870 bxs oranges
shumac Barclay Livingstonl9 c. liquorish to master
kEwRy Ure)Bark Mary Kendall-l09o bars iron 80 bxs
tin so bgs nails kegs do cks shoveis doz do cs mdss
orderly bdls q w Shields
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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN-Bark Magdalene-Mrs Eberle and daughters;
Manr; g Thoren L Onken; A Strait and Isl in the
GLAsoow-Bnk Br Queen of the Isle-AIexander Hender
Mrs Henderson,; Alexander Dummond; James Prin
xaret Spencer.
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Cotton Crop.
The annexed statement take from the MOBILE Re
gster Of the Gath inst It shows the deficiency in the
receipts compared with last year. in bales pounds
according to returns received at that port up to that
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Exp0rts OF BreadstulKs, DC.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Ths following Is Q statement
Of the exports Of bresdsu tobacco rice, &c. from the
port Of Philadelphia to foreign ports from the 2lst to
the 2sh inst and also the totals thus far this year with
the value Of EACH the aggregate Of which Is $l942S2
for the week, against 1920 7l8 last week
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70 TIN
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE LIE q Il A p HIC

PaILApELPHIA, May 81, lel7-9PM
Matthew Hays, the mate Of English bark to- day
underwent trial the charge Of killing James Martin
and acquitted The evidence being contradictory
the attorney general abandoned the prosecution.
The command Of the Naval Asylum has been assigned
to Commodore Jacob Jones, In place Of Commodore
Morgan, deceased.
WAsH,NoroS, May 81, lsa7.
The Southern mail has arrived but contains nothing
OF Importance from the seat Of war or elsewhere
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Total .676,96I
This amount greatly exceeds the quantity sent forward
to the period last year About onsfth Of the
aggregate, as given above, shipped at Rochester
the rest at Buffalo and places intermediate
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.
Increase to other European ports. BOAT
The weather having been unusually wet and cold has
had an injurious effect upon the young plant Many of
the plantations the river bottoms have poughed
up and replanted within the last two three weeks
The season Is backward and unpromisng and should
the prevailing cold weather continue much longer the
production must be considerably abridged