The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

will be extended forthwith to England and to Ire
land as regards agriculture; and also to all house,
mill, and factory property; IN fact, to every
thing where capital is necessary, and wanted
The result of the whole is-and melancholy
result It is-that after thirty years of peace we
have not unfinished our national debt afarthing;
we have increased; not dimin shed, our yearly
national expenditure: we have, IA following
ont delusion, sacrificed not only the whole
amount of the earnings and economy OF onr po-
pulatiou during thirty years, but much OF their
capital; we have disuniied the colonies in interest
from he parent state we have, by our folly and
neglect of our own Interests, raised foreign
riv,ls to wealth and prosperity, and power and
Influence we have advanced the rate OF interest
amongst us so high, on account ct our poverty
Urom which point II IS not likely, II our erroneous
policy i, continued, to recede,) that II paralysis
every enterprise, annlhilates the powers OF IN
dustry, renders 1t impossible to carry on manu-
features to advantage, and which will quickly
drive capital and manufactures, and cultivation
and commerce, from our shores, especially when
the property tax is trebled, as we believe IT is
intended to be. Ia short, our burdens are
heavier, our property less valuable. and our
means less than they were In 1919; Yet all this
is comparatively Speaking, only the begnulng
Of SORROWS if the tgnis fatnus OF free trade IS FUR
Their followed and adhered to. We cannot. ana
we need not, proceed further IN these melancholy
recollections and antlc pations.
Foreign Theatrieals.
The Sacred Harmonic Society will resume It's perform
:. Exeter Hall tn; 1nsd week In November with
Mr. George wind is negotiating with Mr. Cavill for
tbs Olympic Should his offer be accepted, he viii open
1t at Christmas, with comic pantomms and other En-
Sir Edward Bulwer Lyston's new play. the subject
Cromwell will not be produced at the Princess's until
after Christmas as Mr. Macreadys present engagement
will terminate three weeks from this time.
Mr. Buckstone has piece In preparation FOR the Ly,
ceum In which Mrs. Ftzwillams and her daughter Will
perform
Mr. VIM Farren, and his SOD, Mr. Henry Farrsu, have
sxosent parts In Mr. sulivan's new comedy, which VIII
speedily be produced.
The Promenade Concerts at Drury Lane will be con-
tinued week over the month as originally announced
and will conclude with bal masQus
Mr.. Whites new play will beperformed at sadiers
Wells In the course Of o rev days
A Grand Opera, a translation from the italian, will
commence the oparstc at Drury Lane, In which
staudgl and Pischsk will make their appearance.
George Wislapd who has often excited our risibe
faculties is We lament to say, seriously ndispossd,
Miss Dolby receives co., per week for singing at the
Pr mepsde Concerts.
The French pl.ys win be at the $. James: Theatre
der he management Of Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Lumlsy isu treaty with Roger, the celebrated t.
nor, for next season.
Mr. Henry Betty has entered into engagement with
the manager of the Gloucester Theatre tor few nights
John Reeve has been playing at Liverpool with great
success.
MIR and Mrs. Ksan have just concluded very sue
cessfu engagement at the Theatre Royal Birmingham
to Berlin to recruit for the next opera season
M, Berloz has been elected member OF the Society
for the Promotion Of Music In Bohemia.
Great preparations are making at Vienna for
bringing out Mendelssohns Elijah which is to be per-
formed BY upwards Of lOou artistes and amateurs.
Fashions for November
CapotesThe following models the latest and most
becoming Satin is the most vorte msterial used by
modistes for this style Of bonnet capote OF satin
lilac Of the shade orsele pretty centrasted with
petit coquss of violet ribbon and critics placed in slant
Ing direction the latter being formed Of twisted lace to
those Of the daisy COLOR Of brilliant oarnation iue de-
coratsd with trimmings Of daimler ribbons, that is rib
bons figured like chess board In squares Of black and
daisy color, border Of black lace dsux t.tss, being
posss upon the edge Of the front Bonnets-The mate
rial most in request decidedly velvet made quite
simple; TOR instance, We have charming model now
before made Of grenst velvet, ornamsnted
with tuft Of beuets composed OF velvet of the
color the bonnet and in interior is pretty
ranged dentelle de sos, ntermixed with ooquss Of ve
lours epinge Of verdsnt green hue The form Of the
style Of tonnes much the sans AZ they have
been during the summer, the only perceptble change
being, perhaps that the brims rather more closed
the crowns round lad low CloaksThoss intended for
last year. particularly those intended for walking
neglges for morning wear. They are composed OF vel
vet satin or oachmere some being brods whilst others
vorite colors being dark blue, violet, SC without
emitting black which is always much in vogue.
Negliges du Mstn-We cannot explain better what ia
psignoir OF oachmare, the color ecru, lined With
bows, and confined with neuds Of cerise ribbon; this
peiguor is fulled upon the shoulders with revers
faongs which continue the edge of the skirt
petiooat trimmed with five festooned aounces put on
en- tabler under sleeves of plated cambria. Dinner
Dresses-Vevet and silk seem to rival each other in
forming this elegant toilette We may cite the two fol-
lowing costumes example A robe of pink silk
trimmed with ruches, half tue half silk reaching to
che 'front.' covered with petit ruches parting en-
bee ut the waist and on the shoulders short sleeves
.'s ss0Ddy Ss Of
any ornament low body, and nchu Of black lace the
ends Of which attached upon the front Of the
sage BY multitude OF pettes coques forming evantai
and made Of English green satin ribbon, having a most
novel and elegant effect. Trimmings-Among those
in vogue the FRANCES ssviienues the ends of
which are tied and aotants and which bid fair to
in favor the FRANCES gupurs which form sort of volAn
on the dress ana are put on in Ave and six heg
up the whole depth Of the skirt We have this also
placed tabier, In q double ech-lls upon each side
OF the skirt For velvet pesses nothing be prster
composed Of oschmers Or Pskin are .omstim,s
ed with very large round braid forming patterns
what resembling The coutache neutrality-suspicious. Of
Fashion.
The Corn Trade OF Europe.
From the Mark Lane Express, Nov.
Several circu instances have occurred since last
wheat trade the most important OF which has the
step taken by government with view Of relieving the
which has so long prevailed in the money
ket. The terms, however, on which the bank Is to
grant assistance OF too stringent character be
Of much avail for general business purposes and
must confess that do not how matters to be
improved whilst the minimum rate Of interest continues
as high as eight per cent The impression at FIRST pro
duced appears, however to have been favorable, and
most Of the leading provincial markets prices have
shown . tendency to advance this has probably Ia
measure been strengthened by the tone the
Woes from America the accounts received from thence
BY the steamship Hbsrnia stating positively that nc
further important shipments OF breadstufs to Great
nrnness on the part Of holders Of gran is the
conviction that large proportion Of the potatoes up
parenty sound when dug will keep, and that OK
consumption Of brt I'D will consequently take piaos
during the winter months. There has, neverthsle 9
been want Of animation In the trade and wherever
sellers have attempted to establish advance the de
mand has immediately been checked.
From Liverpool we learn that that market wa,
rather pumerously attended on Tuesday by local
distant buyers but, owing to wheat being held 2d pei
20 lbs above former rates, the transactions
extensve scale. In -four good deal Of business
seems, however, to hare been done, aud really goot
brands Of American, which had the week before
sold at ass, on that day held at ais per brl -
The subsequently received from the United State
had the effect Of giving additional impetus the in
quirY for the latter article ErdaY and the sales theN