The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-22

ORN1NG. MARCH % Is
ed In Warsaw. and that the Austrian government has
ordered several regiments from the of Gsllscia 10
draw nearer to the ronters and has likewise ordered
large purchases OF horses for the cavalry. II is also
.nst OF ers have been received from Berlin in the
provinces Of Pomerania aud Posen, to organize the
second ana NTH corps OF the army.
Clrcnssla.
AFTER Two years Of the most perfect tranquility which
permted the Russians to direct their entire efforts
against schamyl the famous chief OF the
and Lesg,an, war has again on the borders
Of the Black Sea and Of the Kouban. body Of 1000
mountaneers attacked the fortress of 0aga. Many of
were eventually repulsed ''' "' ''''''""
The Corn Trade of Europe.
From the London Globe, March IL
Inc 0oshs ass Gr,ons gives as follows. the result
Europe I'm Southern Russia the corn was of q good
quality but Of small quantity In Central and Northern
only felt in few districts In Poland tho corn harvest
was bad in both quality and quantity; the potato crop
Prussia generally speaking in all the PROVINCES both DO
tao crop and harvest were bad In Saxony and Hosten
In Hanover the harvest bad nnd the
universally faiied In Nuremberg Baden and Bavaria
the quality ofthe grain good but quantity small In
mediocre. The harvest Varied in the different pro-
vinces Austria is similarly situated In Italy maize
tatces but little cultivated in Italy In switzer.
land the quality good, but not abundant the potato
crop failed In France the harvest is universally bad
and the potatoes failed nearly in every department In
the Netherlands and in Belgium the cornharvest was
equally Daa as also the potato crop In England the
Scotland thu grain was Inferior and the potatoes failed
In lire Ireland both harvest and potato crop failed
The Courier of Marseilles says that commercial ad
vices from the Levant ere of satisfactory character
regards the arrival Of grsn expected those ports
Constsntinople that the 4.h the ice had broken up,
and that more than 60 vessels able sal for the
tho haw has not yet become general will not be long
before becomes 90, and that departures will take place
WI wnous interruption It s stated that numerous vessels
III corn at the different ports Of Turkey for Marsees
From the Marklans Express, March II
Inc wheat trade has been in an unsettled state this
week IN the early part business was excessively dull
but subsequently, the demand again improved and We
disposed to think that the fall which prices have
undergone will be shortly recovered Tho reaction
which has taken place in the Irish demand and as Il is
almost certain that the inquiry from the isle will
again revive that which has lately beef bought
on this side shall have gone into we cannot
reasonably expect permanent decline under existing
circumstances. The weather has since our last been
favorable for outdoor work. and the plough has been in
scve employ ment The preparation Of the land for the
supplies Of grain being brought forward by the tsr
mers and the stocks in the hands Of merchants being
sssangly small II Is lot improbable that. for time at
|
grain had in the early part Of the week been very de-
b Indian corn to % per 4s0 b Data Id per 45lb and
-four 3s per barrel lower than that day sennght On
portion of the decline was In aour extensive
bargains wore closed at 4a per rre being an advance
OF clear Is per barrel on Tuesdays rates.
At the principal towns in Yorkshire wheat has re.
coded ~ per quarter during the week; there as in
other parts Of the kingdom, decidedly firm tone has
commencement of field wofk has caused some decrease
in the deliveries from the growers still sufficient grain
ural districts to satisfy the demands and the dscour.
aging accounts from the large consuming towns having
the anxiety OF farmers to realize the turn has
Of spring corn have likewise given way; which is the
more singular as the supplies have been very traog;
diaely looked for That the stocks Of both barley and
oats are unusually light in all parts OF the Kingdom can.
moi DO douDed; put the consumption has been greatly
economized and nothing but actual scarcity WILL we
think, cause rise.
In Scotland, business appears to have remsinsd in
much the same position as with US; and with an opinion
strongly in favor Of higher later in the season the
value Of wheat as well that of spring corn had re-
The accounts from Ireland are shade less gloomy
this week; still deaths from starvation daily oc
scarcely any stocks of food. At Cork Dublin and Ii
merck, good supplies Of wheat meal. and Indian corn,
side of the Channel had had tho effect of Causing sabt
decline in quotations of these articles
The wind having been favorable for vessels from the
|
have been rather large The quantity brought forward
at Mark lane by land carriage samples from the home
mand having rather improved business has in som de-
gree recovered from the depression of Monday The
transactions on wednesday were not particularly exten.
ve; still most OF that LEFT over from previous
was placed at rates scarcely obansbs in the
Of the week Subsequently, tho mss manifested more
disposition to purchase, and, Friday sales were in
some instances, made at triae over previous prices
Holders Of foreign wheat have, throughout the week
exhibited much frmnoss, but the business actusjiv
has been principally owing to falling OF in
the Irish demand; but as revival of the is con
have gone into consumption not the slightest anxiety
has been shown to press sales On the contrary sellers
have rather raised than lowered their pretensons and
good qualities could cer.ainly have been bought on
as advantageous terms on Friday in the commence
Friday appears that there were on the 5h Of Feb
mary qrs of wheat and FAT cwt of flour in the
United kingdom the London stock is not officially
given but judging from the comparatively empty ap
pearance OF the different warehouses along the water
side we should think that less is held than has been the
Town manufactured -four has not excited much atten
ton, and no change has occurred in its value Ship sam
pies were rather pressngy offered in the early part Of
the week. but afterwards sellers became less eager 10
realise There has also been disposition TO buy Amer
can hour within the last few days. and several parcels
nave changed hands at rates at which it was in vain
ofsred on Monday.
No increase has taken place the arrivals of English
this grain has not recovered the
Neither on Wednesday Friday did maltsteTs buy
Heo,y oAu, WIN out very lew samples OF really fine
quality Offering previous prices could not be obtained
for even the best whilst the ordinary descriptions hung
heavily on hand though offered decline Of ls to 2s
per quarter The dsinclinson on the Of purchasers
to act is no doubt great caused by the ex.
peclaon Of further supplies from the continental
ports, several Of which known to be free from ice
The dull state Of the barley trade has had more or ess
nfusnce on that in malt and though holders have zen
orally RETAINED from pressing saes the turn has been in
The supply Of oats has again fallen materially short
this week OF the quantity usually consumed in the me-
tropoia the total arrival including 9a45 quarters from
abroad, having amounted to only ~ 95e quarters The
market e by concluding that hay (he quality Of which
remarkably good and the price mpai avey Iow has
been much morenexensively used than in ordinary
sons but making every allowance for this circum
stance we sui question whether will be possible
dealers stocks are reduced to very low cbb and they