The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-12

trlnS that without going to the New World there
more than enough for wants in tho Old one and
that the result Of abundant supply necessates demand
be paid ~ he
payment must be Immediate, and of course, specie
The further talk Is that the run on corn tends in the
mean time to diminish the draw bullion that a.
though We import moro grain, import lcss Of other
America and that the average nearly ali other srels
except sugar Is under an that tho bank s Ia
boring To relieve the pressure much possible bv
refusing to create further alarm by raising the rate of
interest
Lospos TaApr Rnronr, Thursday, March ls-susar
In the West India market only hhds have been soid
$500 boxes of Havana, and 700 bags were
| offered at auction. The sound portion Of the Havans
was bought in above the market value. The damaged
sold at very full prices 45s to 5ls for brown good vel
low the Pernambuco nearly all sold brown to fair gray
AS id to 52s I'd 5000 boxes of white Havana in bond
all bought in at 32s Cd to 34s I'd boxes Of in
feror quality sold privately 32sa few lots at s4s
Ceylon 1000 bags Of Costa Riea and 80 barrels Rio
Native Ceyon sold at rather easier rates low to good
Rio was taken in at 45s per cwt.
Miscellaneous.
At the Department Of State April sth isa7 fnforns.
ton been received from f. Gardner ESQ., Conml OF
the United state, for the Cape yerd Islands tho death
county, New York, captain Of the ship Coral, Of New
Bedford, on the 22d Of January last.
The city authorities of Philadelphia have appropriated
$500 towards public illumination, in honor OF the
tory of Buena Vista.
The Manchester IN ~ .1ne,iean reports tho loss of
jamestown Academy by fire Loss estimated at $500
no insurance.
Charles NJ Reed Esq OF Eric Pa agreed to trans.
port by steamboat, free OF charge, from Detroit
Buffalo donations collected In the State OF MI chianu
for the relief Of Ireland
The bark Factor the employ of the Irish relief
mtee of Boston cleared from that port on Wednesday
for Cork Ireland with cargo OF provisions valued
$2ss0s ~.
A wharf 40 feet long, is to be constructed ut
Gloucester Pa.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has granted TO Am
hcrst College $4,000 to be paid during Ave years In
equal annual instalments.
The basin at Albany is filed with heavy tow-bosts
reishtcd with thousands Of bbs Of flour and thousand
of bushels Of grain ready for start the sho
tce whole fleet OF steamers and bail craft entered
the BARN and the outer harbor nave
| wsy. Some 20 or 80 were waiting for that event
Memphis and Nashville hailed the Of the late VIC
tories in Mexico with iuminations and salute guns
The farmers In the vicinity Of Ottawa Illinois, enter
tain fears that their wheat crops have been greatly
jured by the severity Of the winter.
A shocking murder was perpetratsd on the Eastern
person Of MIR John B. Fairbanis highly respeetsbs re-
sident Of Chapel district in Talbot county The
traitor of tho horrd deed Joseph Mlis young
in the employ Of deceased
Several young whales have lately been seen within
three miles Of the mouth Of the Delaware.
Death. in the city of savannah from the oath r.bru
airy to the 30th March, number 81 Of whom IL werc
| white and IL colored persons.
At the public commencement of the crsty Of Penn
syyania on the Sd instant, ut Philadelphia the degree
OF ID was conferred hundred and thy-six per
| sons and of VI ID. seven.
A fire broke out in the oil store Of John Jordon In
| Paterson, y. j., at III O'Clock Wednesday evening
and destroyed before 1t subdued between $1,000
and Sill 600 worth Of property.
man named Robert Brand lately committed suicide
at Huf's hotel Buffalo, by .tabbing himself in the sids
with dirk knN Papers In his Indicated that
| he had had much difficulty with person in New Or
leans named Mcdowell
The steamer John Owen. which left Detroit on Friday
week was not able to reach Cleveland and obliged
TO return The steamer Champion TO leave Detroit
| on Saturday morning for Cleveland aud Ir. and tho
| Ne" Orleans for Buffalo ON Monday. lee permitting
The eastern division of the public works the Ohio
| Canal was to be open the 9th.
The propeller Delaware !, up at Buffalo, for Chicago
| in few days. ice permitting The steamer UnitSd
states was looked for Bufno Sth) us soon
| the ice could possibly be penetrated
Yesterday was fast day in Massachusetts, and In ne
cordance with custom number Of the boston re- psrs
were not issued on that day T
Last week plumber named Patrick Cody Of Newark,
~ j. was by an accident exposed TO stream Of mete.t
lead considerable quantity Of which thrown into
his eyes and upon his neck and face portion Of Abe
metal penetrated between the lids in fused state aud
moulded itself 10 the ball Of the eye covering nearly the
whole surface. Violent inflammation, Of course followed
but by proper medical treatment this subducd
MIR. &. Is now enabled to pursue his ordinary work
ON the 3D. the river at Louisville had fallen six inches
within twent yfour hours Depth Of water in canal
| the I'd, seven feet Weather clear and
| The cold severe ut Clinton La on the nights
Of the 18th and lith ult' that the young
down by the frost, and fear entertained Of tho
ruit being In great measure destroyed
The Totedo Blade of the 3Oth announces tho arrival
Of boat from Defiance with 1000 bushels wheat
Robert Owen on Charity, and Its Fnvrcts In
| Practice.
TO regeneratc the world from its present Ignorance
poverty disunion inferior passions crimes and miSvry
charity must be made to pcrvade humanity. How is
this mighty object TO be accomplished, Charity, pure
genuine and universal which the only eharao
cr'scs OF this first and highest Of all virtues an eject
only Of an efficient cause.
IL can never be created, pure genuine and universal
except through correct knowledge the natural nxed
and unchanging laws Of human nature And when this
knowledge s taught to- received and understood by any
human being the mind of that being wit bout either
merit or dcmerit attributable to him being
hicd with this divine quality, which will destroy the
germ of all anger hatred violence envy jcaiousy on.
preston, and injustice, Of every description and IN
stead thereof viii implant the seeds o good will kind
ness affection with cordial ncvcrdying desire TO pro.
mote the highest and best interest aud INN
pnsss OF man without exception Of color cline caste
but which ardenty desires the permanent good Of all
and that will with nexpressibs i~surc actively exert
MI It's powers pcrseverngiy Though life to aid in the
accomplishment Of this great stay and prevent
the daily increasing evils Of ignorance poverty disunion
But how is this great and happy change In human
existence TO be effected in opposition TO The unyer
sal love Of individual wealth aud Of conscqucnt selfish
ness by the most simple Of all processes; merely by
gradually supcrsedng the inferior vicious injurious
to pervade the world, by superior wcarrnnred virtu-
Gus and rational circumstance. for as these viii
sent Ignorance and error Of every latitude and Ion
gitudc.
ments Of the world, 10 the good and superior crcum
stances which IL will be for the happiness Of all should
everywhere exist may be effected throughout the
civilized nations, rapidly the railways arc now
superscding old roads and steam navigation Is over
coming the uncertainty Of adverse winds and waves
! There Is good time coming.
Nrw foPK, April 10, ist7 ROBERT OWTS
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LAKE Errr orrN.---Thc following is from ,lr
Buffalo Express, of tho 9,h;--Bui IL should hc
borno in mind that oven should tho Delaware work hor
way through the ice, there certainty that Others
VIII be able To follow her. wind often blocks ny
the Ice in the neghborbood Of Buffalo after steam
boats have passed through II while scattered by ha
castwind:'Thr propeller Delaware raised steam yes
tcrday morning, aud put of westward To the surprise
OF every obeor to the naked the lake prcrnted M
unbrokcn surface OF iccshc picked her along and
by one o'clock ?. NJ. had made some twelve or hfteeu