The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-21
TWO CENTS.


views and honest political differences there sure to
he evil tsndsDcy to personal factions and qusrs
Such are just the times for Marus q Syila Pom
pey or q Cwear. For sakss, and for the sake Of
the world would dsprecste the advent of such msu
anywhere and especially in the great Anglo American
Republic.
TBE Hos. GEoRsE BArcRoTr.-His Excelieney the
Hon George Bsncrot after having passed week with
Sir Robert Peel at hi. family reside nee Tamworth
is DOW on visit at Broadands, near Southampton the
seat OF orr Foreign Minister Lord Pslmsrston
opiTuARr.- On the 4th inst, at Cheltenham, Com
On the aoth ult in London, Lieutenant General
the Hon George Murray IF the Earl Of Mansfield.
On the 18th July, at Nesrnuch, Brigsdier General
Stacy This onicsr bore prominent part In the sikh
war.
On the 2sth uit at Attingham House, near shrsws-
bury, the Rev Lord Berwick
Lately, IN France. an. de Ksrsabec, the eoura-
geous companion of the Duchess de Bsrri her ex-
petition in La VsDdes
Fashions for October.
The new materials that will BE- fashionable during
the month Of October, and probably continue so for
creases with richer materisl, are poplins svantnss
broad striped pehins and csohemires gnes satiness
We shall next month be enabled to q uon nee some
Of the most splendid materials that hav. appeared
rome seasons
CARRIAoE DRESS White satin capots a modsrst.lv
open shape the exterior decorated with OF
sce, disposed from the edge Of the br to the top
the crown one above another the interior is orna-
mented only with white brides. Robe-i edit gote of
quadried foulard high corssge and sleeves three
quarter length and tight over cambria full ones.
Flame -colored reps cszawek lined with blue ta.ta:
the corssgs, made ht the shape exactly and quite
to the throat 10 closed down the middle by of
gold buttons; the sleeves rather more than half Q
length tight It the upper part but widening they
pass the elbow finished by . triple tall Of black
lace The basquns, cut fully to display shape
very broad black lace headed by front Of fame
coored ribbon Lace collar and blue neck knot
MoRsiNG DREss-Straw cbapeau, nd shape; the
interior trimmed in the cap style with lace and blue
striped ribbon brides the exterior with ribbons to cor
respond Striped Pekin robes; corsage a Ia Dubarry
high at tn. back, open the bosom, and trimmed
with plating q 10 vielle; sleeves q three quarter
length, and Of EQUAL width from top to bottom rounded
and opening In front Mt the bottom and trimmed to
correspond with the cortage gumpe der sleeves
Of buloDee. There two ,k,rts the upper very
short, and opening unique Is trimmed ut the bot
tom by deep biais headed by plating . 10 viss,
which Is continued to the wsist the under skirt Is
trimmed with two biais; a ceinture of blue ribbon in
bows and ends. completes the garn,ture
EVENING DREss-The hair arranged in plain bands
and adorned with knots Of ribbon. Under robe Of
pink satin, overdress Of HOniton lace; the corssgs
made low, and adorned with four falls; the skirt 10
adorned with Ave founces -...t
arranged in the turban style; the garnturs 70 full
knot of blue ribbon, with floating ends Gray silk
trimmed round the top with quilting Of riboon TO
eorre.pond tight seaves three quarter length, an
ishsd at the bottom nth two falls Of Quilted ribbon
close basQuine, trimmed with . Aounce, needed ~
pulled ribbon three Aounces decorate the skirt
Ladies Gazette Of Fashion. d.. .|.. .....r,y
The Corn Trade Of Europe. cy
From the London Shipping Gazette Oct. 81 Iy
No material variation has taken place ia the position
receive very large supplies from abroad which tend to
check anything like an upward movement in prices.
That the crop of whest Is considerably below
age both In quantity and quality Is generally admit
ted and In most where the test of has
been tried tn. deficiency reported to gresesr
expected Spring 10 also stated tn be- short; aud
potatoes with the exception of counties
In Scotland a. extensively diseased In 1916 Under
these circumstances . decline from present rates can
scarcely be reckoned upon but loag our oouti.
mental nsghbors are able to ship largely they
have hitherto done, no advance can occur The opi.
MON various times thatn cha
Of consequence likely to take place in prices has
ON the who'll proved correct; and we are sti Inclined
to think that quotations will for some weeks, II not
months undergo noSmaterisl huctustion. That there
large stock of old English wheat in the hands Of
the fsrsfs ct ths time of harvest admits no doubt
though this has since been good deal nishsd
there Is reason TO believe that assisted BY the imports
from abroad we shall have sufficient to prevent high
range OF prices In proportion, however, - potatoes
become scarce and dear land they have lately risen
materially In valued the consumption of -four will in
and it Ia worthy of remark that, with but little
exciteme in the trade there exists feeling that the
tendency Of prices will in the long run, be- upwards
hence holders are not by any means anxious sellers.
The arrivals Of wheat cesstwise into London have
been very small and the quantity exhibited 1T Mark
lane by land carriage samples also been modsrate
On Monday the show on the Essex, Kent, and SUI.
folk stands was less than usual. The greater part
inferior quality, the miisrs acted With extreme
caution The best parcels selected at about
previous prices, but good deal OF the wheat
unttfo milltrs' use, and had be sold to the
starch makers ct rates somswhat below those at whoh
similar sorts were placed that day ss'night. Since
improv.m has taken place in the demand and the
little buriness done on Wednesday and this morning
was on the same terms, earlier in the week. The
duty remains n and not likely to rise before the
18th install Mt by which time Of what may now bc
on passage from the continent will probably have
reached our shores The arrivals from abroad have
not been 80 abundant this last week still,
20 600 have come to hand and there is altogether
large quantity on board ship 1t this port Importers
have hswever remained firm and good qua
Titles have not been sold cheaper than before The
purchases for locs, consumption have been quite
unimportant, but several parcels have be- n taken
during the week fer shipment to Ireland. Bar
ley home growth has not come FOR ward freely the
quality being however, coarse factors have had to
accept Is. per quarter less In foreign, u moderate
extent Of buness has been done at about former ates
Malt her met with little attention and It's value has
remained nominally unsltered. The arrivals Of oats
costwifs and from Ireland have been the same
well supplied with foreign, and the dealers having
acted on the reserve great difficulty has been exps-
queted Cd to Is per ar lover than o~ Sss
night and this decline has not since b. recovered
but there was rsther more disposition day buy at
the abatement Beans NJ all sorts have been ne
elected and the turn has been in favor Of the pur-
cnS;ss fr s1' nave been In good REQUEST and have
floating csgoes of indian and the previous rates
have been firmly insisted on
Markets,
LosEoN MONEY MARKsr. rhursdav EVENING III,
1ne Enghn FUNDS nave not experie need the slight
est alteration during the day the only ouoaton ~
SEA to- Bank Stock closed 1919 to laI: india StocI
235 to 231 India Boods 3Os to 33s premium: and r.
pa emium -" " "
The foreign market less active to- day business
n Mexican having decreased. The transactions
quoted IN that particular stock we're at 1Sx To- leg
sndle for money and at 10 for the account In Poro
iuguese, bargains were concluded at rs and 24A for
money. The other operations ia this department in
cludsdBrasilisn, at 70 div; the Small at ~ Ana
81; Gillian. at SO; the Three per Cents at a6k:
Russian, at o9x Spanish Five par Cents, At llI sn2
81 the Three per Cents at 2sI; Belgian -Four s.S.s
Half per Cents, at IN; and the -Four Der Cent Cs,
inoates, at cox and 6Sx OF div
loan OF 4e0oo0o mares bsnco, or T380000 sterling
proposals. for which were issued about thr.s ccrtS.
back BY the Norwegian government, has Just been
concluded by Meesrs. Hambro 4 Son of London and
Ssionon hcins. Of Hamburg, some agents Of the go
vernment having arrived hers Mopoay last that
purpose The rate Of interest per cent prin
eps vii o. liable to be paid on ip 80 and the