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PsIcEs OF BR.ADsryrys IN NEw Yonx.

The effect on the other American markets
where the news has been received, may be found
under the telegraphic head, following tho City
Tr de Report.
The decline in Europe is no doubt considera-
BILE, hut all whose minds and judgmentare not per-
verted by speculation, will look upon it as quite
natural. without reference to the probabili-
~ Of short supply in England Sooner or later
reduction must take place Supposing for a
moment that there was a certainty of short
crop in England, it would not have great inhu-
ence the tremendous amount Of produce that
will be raised in this country this year.
The cotton market had improved, while the
price of corn had fallen, and the money market
was in an easier condition.
The news, in political point of view, is of
Importance to England and Ireland-we mean
that part oft relating to the death Of O'Co nnell
1t would be task of supererogaton to go at
large into the origin of the disputes which
produced the separation of the O'Connell party
and the party known as "young Ireland" The
former party held as its maxim passive resistance
und moral suasion-the other physical force in
case of necessity. The one denied the right of
revolution even when all other measures would
fall and the other, which may rightfully be term
ed the revolutionary party, would Stand to the
right of resisting aggression by the pike or the
bayonet The one has lost its leader, but the other
has not for Smith O'Brien, strong and power
full man, is still alive-young, enthusiastic, and
pledged to the cause in which he is engaged by
the strongest of earthly ties.
With the decease Of Daniel O'Connell, we
may, perhaps, date the decease of the moral
force principle, but we cannot suppose for a
moment that the party, of which he was the
head, is dead 1t is only deprived Of its general,
and 1t will survive short time, but only a short
time, because, ere long, the magic at
traction Of Repeal" will bring them into
the ranks Of Young Ireland. When this
shall happen, Irish politics will assume a new
and distinct feature. A clear, distinct and
decided issue may be formed between England
and that country; and if repeal be not carried by
the force of circumstances, il may perhap. soor
be carried by the bayonet OF the pike.
II must be recollectsd that the two parties aim
ed for the same object but that they differed al
to the most justifiabls mode of obtaining it. Nc
man living but O'Connell could have led tho ar.
dor of Ireland to the pitch that he did, and stop
ped and controlled il at the point hey ond which
he wished it not to 60; but his charm is gone,
and although his body may be buried in Ireland,
neither his spirit nor his eloquence will be longer
felt there. Young Ireland will have her full sway,
or perish The crisis in the history of Ireland
has indeed arrived.
Such are our views on part of the last news
from the Old World.
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able inactivity. Rosin has fallen to Be-. per ewt,
and turpentine has declined to rs. Cd. and g.

able inactivity Rosin has fallen to Be. psr ewt.,
and turpentine has declined to rs. Cd. and g..
per cwt.
THE Total Loss or THE MARY ELLEN.
We have advices from Singapore, by the
overland advices from India, to the 9Th Of April,
from which we gather that the ship Mary Ellen,
Capt. Dearborn, has been totally wrecked, and
three of her crew lost. She sailed from Wham-
poa on the Sd of Feb. for New York, with full
cargo, chiefly teas, and struck at p M on the
9th Of the same month on large ledge of reefs,
on the east side of the island of Subj. Soon af-
ter striking, as the ship went over the starboard
side, the masts were cut away-she righted soon,
broke in two in the middle, heavy sea and surf
washing everything out of her. In the eve
ming it still blew very hard, and thick,
with rain. Capt. Dearborn, and 20 of the party,
made out to reach the shore, with the help OF
pieces of plank, which they effected after morn
ing, and wading through the surf for upwards OF
six hours, but not without losing three of their
party, whose strength gave out, and were washed
off and drowned; the remainder of the crew az
rived at Singapore, on the 10th March.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following packets had arrived since the
departure of the Hibernia Columbia, Furber, on
the 25th ult., Siddons, Cobb, on the 10Th; Sa-
rah Sands, Thompson, on the Slst. The Gale
donia arrived on the 10Th
Mr.. O'Connell died at Genoa on the 18th of
May. He has directed his heart to be deposited
in Rome, and his body to be buried in Ireland.
Lord Besborough is succeeded as Lord lieutsn-
ant of Ireland by Lord Clarendon.
Dr. Chalmers, the eminent theologian, died on
Monday 8lst ult.
The first meeting Of the Irish Council,
confederation of all classes for national
purposes, was held on Monday. 1t pro-
fesses to combine Irishmen of every grade and
section of opinion, to watch over the rights and
interests of the country, and to create, foster
and develope sound Irish public opinion, ire
speetivs of party.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YoRK THURspAy AFTERNOON, June II.
The news brought by the Cambria, which arrived at
Dston this morning at A. M, and transmitted to
this city BY telegraph and published In Estrs
Herald about noon had the effect Of unsettling the
market for treadstuHs Prices gave way while sales
were greatly reduced, compared to those made few
days previous Sales Of Genesee flour the spot
made at &c. and some lots Of straight brands do. at
So oo lot of Ohio round hoop also sold at the
price sale Of Ohio nat hoop made to arrive in
August at ~ 60 and another Of Genesee for the
month at the same price Before the news, sales Of
Gencsee made at SO rs. The grain market
settled Sales Of Northern yellow were reported at 100
a los cents No sales Of mixed trapspirsd. The price
Of wheat uncertain Buyers for good Ohio offered
ST. u.s. while sellers refused to submit to any consdera-
bio decline till further accounts Of the were
ceivrd The price Of meel was uncertain, and no
sales we're made by which Its market value could
be indicated. Rye In the same state of uu-
certainty. Oats we quote at 80 cents . 90 cents
Comparatively nothing was done In provisions The TO-
reign accounts as given BY telegraph, very inds
mite and dealers seemed inclined to walt for advces by
mail Groceries exhibited little change Sugar was said
be better, while coffee In measure stationary
Nothing was done in rice. The foreign Recount pub
lshed e.day omitted all n'lusion to It, well tobacco
aud wool later despatch, from our regular CORES
p'ndent at Boston informed that in Liverpool rice
VS. inscive. snd tobacco firm Ills auotati ps foy
nour aid grain also favorable than those pre-
'iouy received He also spoke more favorsby of the
prov sou msrRe and gave quotations for each article
$50 gave notice n tue st@t. n I'll. oil aud sugar
mstta Further dsveopsmsnts muss show which ac-
count reliable
ReesiFtJ va me iud,on. June l5h and l6h Flour
aap1o Dds, corone'i sA5 do oorn 81 100 bushels;
WHEAT % 4Sa do rye l.i20 do
AsH.sw We report s,lss Of about 100 bbs pots at ~
10, and 10 do pearls at So l2x
North valln tall. kts.
bRsApsrufrs~ Fiour.-Prices we're unsettled towerds
the eess VI change sonesssens we're made In favor u
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The Movements OF the President-The Visit
to the North.

II was intlmated some time since that Presi-
dent Polk, and suite, intended in short time, to
make tour to the North, but the time when his
arrival might be expected in this city has been
entirely unknown to the press or to the public.
In order that the committee of our Common
Council may prepare themselves to fulfill the du.
ties assigned to them, will state for their in.
formation as well as for that of the public, that
he will arrive in this city on Saturday, week
from tomorrow. 1t was expected that he would
arrive here in the latter part of this week or the
beginning of next, but his official duties will de
tain him longer in washington than he at first
expected.
The following is the order of his movements :
He will leave Washington on Tuesday next for
Baltimore, where he will remain the whole of
Wednesday; thence he will take the cars for
Philadelphia on Thursday, and remain there on
Friday; and from Philadelphia he will take the
train for New York, and will arrive here on Sa-
turday, probably at noon. From this city he will
proceed to Boston, and probably thence to Albany.
From Albany he will take pleasant sail on one
Of our crack steamboats, to West Point take a
view Of things there, and return to the CAPT.
tai soon after.
We learn that Mr.. J. Knox Walker, the Presi-
dents private secretary, with his lady, and Miss
Rucker, niece of Mrs Polk, left here yesterday
morning for West Point, and will return to-
day, and proceed Immediately to Washington
The estimable lady of the President, in COM
pany with her niece, will leave Washington
next Saturday for Tennessee, where they purpose
to spend the summer for the benefit of their
health
This will be the first time that Mr.. Polk will
VISIT the North since his Inauguration, and we
doubt not that ne will receive hearty welcome
wherever he goes. Although, az a matter of
course, great many Of our citizens differ with
him on political questions, yet we are confident
that he will be received as the Chief Magistrate
of the greatest and the freest nation in the world
ought to be received He will be treated
with all the Difference and respect which
his Office confrrs on him, by those who
are opposed to him in politics, while, by thos.
who are Of his party, he will be taken warmly
by the hand, and he will probably feel the effect
of the gripe Of the huge paws of this great city
80 ais hearts oontept
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TOTAL LOSS OF THE SHIP MARY ELLEN.
TROUBLE I'M SPAIN.
&c. &c. 80.
Tslegraphio Despatch. No. 1.

The steam ship Cambria was telegraphed from
the cupola Of the Merchants Exchange, at Bos-
ton, at quarter past o'clock yesterday
morning. This fact was Immediately an.
nounced to New York over the lightning line.
About nine o'clock the c. reached the city
with advicss from Liverpool to the 4th, and
London to the Cd instant, inclusive. Our special
reporter commenced Immediately to transmit
the news over the wires to the Nso York Herald
Office.
The intelligence is highly important.
The commercial advices, especially those rela-
tive to the grain markets, are of the first impor-
lance. We, therefore, to give the public as clear
a view as possible of the changes in the prices Of
breadstufs, make out as full and accurate a
statement as the telegraphic report will permit,
of the prices the 18th ult., and those on the
Sd instant
D..
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The quantity OF hour left at tide water this the
wheat be reduced to the former compared WITH the cor
responding period Of last year. would show excess
equal to 36l 1863 barrels of nour.
The money market In Buffalo tho 10th inst ratheS
tight. 1t is stated however, that the demand
active and currency rather plenty the banks hay
ing increased their circulation to considerable
tent. The amount Of Canada and Western adost
very limited, than usual and the rates paid by
the brokers about per for oil kinds Of the
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The Ferries.


To THE CpIroR OF THE HERALD.
Sir: beg to be right TO the privilege the Fulton
fairy claim charge f fare for very small children
crossed over with my child, the south ferry, paying
two csnts-no charge made for the child returning ny
the Brooklyn ferry the ferry demanded for
nv child; how So" replied, 80 young child, under
four years ofags pay ferrage Yes he rsoined "f it
was child in your should charge % well cir,
hy not make the rule general was not charged for the
child coming over | remarked "Well, surlily said
the ferry-Inan he did not do his duty he ought TO
have charged you" Further comment on this mean
husinsesls Unnecessary. Yesrs CAPsIcUM,
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The Foreign News aud Its Effect In this City.

The news received yesterday by the steamship
Cambria, is two weeks later than we were previ-
ousy in possession of, and is ofthe greatest i'm
portance TO this country in commercial point of
view 1t will be seen, that in oonseq hence of
the anticipation of favorable harvest, the corn
market had declined.
This intelligence had its effect upon this mar
ket, and threw the grain holders into a gloomy
frame of mind
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Total. l,oe9,0O0
The first semi annual payment Of interest the
Indiana five per cents will DO paid the nrs Of July in
this city.
The canal receipts continue to show large increase.
Annexed is the quantity Of Of the principal articles
Of produce left tide water from the Of
navigation to the l4.h June inclusive during the years
1876, (6l dsys) 1885, 100 days) and ls47 4o days):
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Tnr MAcEDoNIAN.-This ship, we learn, has at
last sailed She passed the Hook yesterday af-
terneon, and stood to sea with very fine breeze.
There are none who do not wish her safe and
speedy passage; there are not few who have
the credit Of the country at heart, who are anx-
ious fer the termination of this voyage.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Friday, June ~, lsa7.
The Weekly Herald.
The Weskiy Herald will be ready, as usual,

The Veekiy Herald will be ready, as usual
tomorrow morning.
twill contain the foreign news by the steam
ship Cambria in full, and the latest news from all
parts of the United States and the whole world,
political, financial, and miscellaneous, with re-
port of the crops, and the foreign and domestic
markets.
It will be embellished with map of the 18TH
mus of Tehuantepec and the adjacent country,
showing the surveys made by the Mexican go
vernment for a railroad, macadamized road, and
"A canal, to connect the Atlantic with the Pacific
Ocean; and an engraving, giving graphic rep
resentaton OF the genius who acts as our tele-
graphic ageat in bringing US news.
Single copies 81 cents each
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is announced by adys paper ,o-da, tn,
shape Of gand hssin from Boston OF
Labrsdo and the fraud INKS ship OF 400 htted
psss for bathing fishing AID fowg du ing the h.
ing warm seaon The idea Is and the influence
oc,uch voyage upon IN indefinite AID esnai ras
ofhsa" cannot tail TO be autry For the details o.
he plan the eader refer I'd 10 the the pro,
Jrctors OF the Which, feel assured cannot isi
" th the abundtn p.fr
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The French Steamer.

The Christophe Colomb is due. She sailed
from Cherbourg between the LIST and 9th inst.
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Thursday, Juno Ito r. ma
There better feeling apparent in the stock
market this morning. Farmers Trust Co. advanced NJ
Harlem K; Norwich and Worcester, l.; Long Island, u
Canton defined u; Treasury Notes. Il Reading n
Illinois Bonds improved e. There was no change In
stonington.
This ut the first board there was still better
feeling manifested at the second board Harlem imprev.
cd ~ the morning rates. stoningon, Vi Long Island,
u; Reading /. The sales comparatively large.
The following the statement of the city banks Of New
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Mail STEAMER FOR EURopE.-The steamer
Hibernia left Boston on Wednesday noon for
Halifax and Liverpool, with lOS passengers for
the latter, and 10 for the former place. The
scmi.monthly mail was about the usual size.
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who are about to leave he for the summe the
will dearnble coDpsion; they are very cur"
act, thing ed IN tnsm y Of ufncent size
be ussfu aud VIII lie the ut, make them conveie"t 'he'
form q elegant adi,iion TIE ,u~tts tsiis
q SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway
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IMPROVEMENT IN The COTTON MARKET,
MONEY MATTERS.

THE DEATH OF o'coNNELL,
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james J. Broas q Co., In PARK Place, have
lot OF Pine Apples
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MtnA0al.
PAnx THrArRE-ssLENpip AyvAra.-Ths Ou~ra Of
ysrdps "Hsrnanin attracted crowded house TO tho
Park Theatre last night. 1t was beyond doubt the
greatest audience which has attended till now the per-
Torrance of the Havana Company. No sight prettier
than the first second tier Of boxes has lately
ed ITSELF all filed with charming ladies' beautifully
adorned and having (nearly oil thsm fragrant boqusts
destined of course to the pet" of all the diean the
beloved Tedssco. The primo Donna was received, a.
soon as she appeared with shouts and hurrahsher or
binary reception and after the principal piece Of the
opera was presented with nosegay. This was very
tasty Vita Pereli and Novei Iuade great
in their several parts and the chorusses were perfect
a. usual As to the orchestra they all played With re-
msrkabls accuracy Of time and great precision: but
It was not astonishing when 1t IL considered that they
had such excellent leaders az Arditi and Botesln We
have neither time room to write Impression,
about the musical part of Hermann this will be done
morrow shall only give to-day the narration the
Festival dedicated to the Sgnora Manuela de ODonne
As soon the second act of thu opera over, the
whole company appeared upon the stage and sung the
following hymn, written in Spanish by the impresa,fo
Jose Vilarino. We have secured copy Of It, which
present to our readers. Here 1t Is =
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Eprs, rnE MrppERER.-Ths Lynchburg Republican
publishes a letter from Virginia volunteer his
friend In that city dated China Mexico, April 49, l647
the whereabouts Of Epes' location -" Should we
be discharged in Mexico large party Of us have formed
the plan Of purchasing mules and ponies and making
our way home through Texas and the interior of Louis
ana. This would really be pleasure excursion. The
Petersburg volunteers intend doing any way UNDER
stand and will take San Antonio In their route,
which place resides Mr.. cambridge Epes, whom they
row to capture and tsks back 10 Virginia,
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Theatrical.

BowEhY THEArRr.-The drama Of "Oliver Twist,
or the Parish Boys Progress'the comedy of "Yelow
Kids" and the drama Of the Female Horse Thief"
comprise tho entertainments at the Bowery theatre this
evening. The drama of solver TWIST is really one of
the best that has been produced in this city within
long time all who witness 1t will readily admit It Is
great treat to MIR De Bar in the character Of Mu
in Pegs, In the Horse Thief" We must remind the
public that the benefit Of Mr. Waldron Treasurer will
take place tomorrow evening" and that capital bill
will be put forth for the occasion.
MIsERvA RooMs.-Ths evanescent views, exhibited Mt
this place. really worth SEEING and the musical
compartment and singing add much to the attractive
features Of the exhibition.
Herr Alexander is astonishing and amusing the Alba.
mans.
Mrs Hunt is playing at the Albany Museum.
Yankee Hill IL doing the Yankee at Birmingham, Ct
and has the Congregational Church for his exhibition
room.
Augusta will shortly appear al the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
Winchell is about to visit Syracuse.
Al tho Albany Odeon, wednesday night, The
Last Days OF Pompeii' to be performed. Mr. Flem
ing ~ Lydon, and Miss Dun ss Nydia
Miss Charlotte Barnes IL playing a list Of the nrst
grade OF dramatic characters She opened the l4th
with Bianca and the next evening to play Julia
in the Hunchback.n
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Hlmno.

ttlmnOs
Himno festive entonemos
Que en- Cuba 81 eco reprita,
Y de la ilustre Condesa
FL grato nombre cantsmos.
Salve, prsclara Sonora,
Que q Orillas del Almsndar,
Erss angel t1telsr
De tus hljos protectors;
De placer y de algeria
Pslpite tn pecho hermoso,
Que este pueblo generoso,
Tu obra eslsbra 1 porha.
Goze felir Do su gloria
Y noble alcauzo on laid,
Tu ssposo 81 gran adaud,
FL hijo de la Victoria
Con mestros nombres II Fama,
LENA el uno y sl otro polo,
"Odonnell es Marter exclamA,
"Mapuela % hijo de Apollo.
sisnprs tn grata memoria,
Vive en- mustro coragon
Fl trtienfo nj Ia ovscion,
Nos Uens do vans gloria,
Y ouando y gala honrosa,
Coronas mil recibimos,
BESIDE aQui-las cenimos,
En- Il frento pura, hermonA.
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Important Commercial Intelligence.
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A RIVAL
OF THE
STEAM SHIP CAM BRIA
AT BOSTON.
TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS
FROM EUR OP e.
Important Commercial Intelligence.
FALL AND PARTIAL RECOVERY
THE
GRAIN M A r K ETS.
saa n n - -
FALL AND PARTIAL RECOVERY

@ RAIN m A r K e T s.