The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03

great impression She l. al.wed 10 ~ worthy r--
preventative Of the name of w~libran
communication from Curhaven states that Lsh~e
vessels are TO be- exempt from the embargo.
The Prince and Princess % Joinvilla will sp.ni the
summer At Rio Janeiro The Brazilian xossrnm~at
had II Is said an idea 81 appointing the Prince a. tha
command Of the Brazilian naval forces hat ton.t
lest 1t should meet with opposition by Endsni
Letters from Iambursh OF the 10th Instant are act
iayoraos rrussian cavalry aud iafsntry, undsr oea
Wrangel mas advanced farther into Jutisnd. Tbs
Denmark credit OF 1000 600 bsneo dollar. hss b~.a
unanimously agreed To by the COMMITTEES tosaris the
current expenses
THE RUMoREp MiSurrRi.L Cs.Sst.-rh. Me-.
.fdeerfiser Of Saturday says We announced q fort.
night since, in reference 10 Sir Robert Pesl. visit O.
her Majesty at Osborne that rumpr aserb.d o. that
visit the proposition for a change of miaistry aud
other measures which no mi mister or .x minI.ts, 80,
cept Sir Robert Peel could be supposed espss
templating What mere rumor, has tsk-n
more dednite form, and we believe Jastihsa ia
stating that from the arrangements made at that visit
will result a change OF ministry. with SIR Robert Peel
ut the head Of the sweeping nnsscisl
form in every department OF this state. aud recipients
Of the public money, an extension II the frsnchise,
and shortening OF the duration Of PArliAments.
Nrw RvroHM Mov,n.Sr ~ EsoL,sp.-MsstI.xs
having for their object the aiding Of the rsf,rm
movement have been held during the week In Londos
Oldham Northampton, &c, Nc. At sons 81 tho meet
ings however resolutions in favor OF universal saf.
frage, rather than househod suffrage were pvsei By
majortes The answers To the circulars seat through
| out England by Messrs Hume Golden aud Wilson
have been most satisfactory % per being In
vor OF the movement and Of the remaining Ave per
per cent full two-anda assigned As their cbse-
ton the desire to avoid agitation in this country
whilst revolutionary principles are being prop,ssted
In neighboring nations Wfiaers Times, May 20
TnE DIPLOMATIC PoLIcr OF EsoL.sp.-In the House
Of Commons on the 10th ut, Mr.. Urluhsrt called the
attention Of the House to the relations OF this
with Russia, in reference to events in the north Of
Europe Lord Palmerston insisted that England had
neither overlooked the designs Of Russia pursued
policy subservent to her aggrandizement In eonss-
quence OF having acceded to the principles If the
| Holy Alliance. He objected to the production OF
either set of papers for which Mr. Urqubart had moved
After speech Of Lord Dudley stuart on the affairs OF
Poland and the late enormtics that have occurred ut
Posen, the motion withdrawn
THE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs-The weather expe-
renced during the last fortnight though perhaps too
hot ana dry Tor springso corn has been favorsbs
for Wheat; and most Of the accounts from the agr
cultural districts in stating that the
of the plant has undergone a decided improvems Mt
The yellow, sicky color much spoken Of about thu
end Of April, has changed to healthy green, and,
with few exceptions, the aspect OF the crop proms
ing. Grass lands are also very well spoken Of; and,
far as Judgment can at present be formed there
are indications of good wheat and large hay har-
vest This is the favorable side Of the picture: In
gard to Spring Corn and Pulse the prospects not
nearly so promising. The almost constant rains during
March and April nterfered greatly with the working Of
the land and most of the seed committed to the sci, In
those months was got in very indiferently. Where
farmers delayed the sowing till the OF
May they were not much better off, tho hot sunshine
which weather baked tho su rface of
the land and dered it easy matter to complete
the work so long deferred. JYliaers Times, May 20
The Corn Trade or Europe.
From the European Times May 2Ol
LoNpoN.-There was a very small show of wheat by
aud carriage samples from the neighbornv counties
fresh for the market held the 18th but the
1 tnued fine wheather checked the dema nd, and the
trade exceedingly dull In few rather
less money was taken generally, however, factors
fused to submit to any decline consider quota
news from Hamburger relative to further Liberties being
granted by the Danish fleet for neutral vessels to enter
sail from the Elbe and Weser had the effect of check
ing the demand for foreign wheat and only retail sales
could be made Mt barely previous prices Flour moved
Oft very slowly Mt late rates. The display of barley
samples trhng; and though this grain did not sell
freely of latcts former value well maintained.
rS 81 nsd Is TO PsT higher The
the cautious manner in which the dealers conducted
their operations Fridays rise was well maintained,
prices being at least Is higher than Monday
sennight. There was but few English beans sale,
and full prices were realized. Egyptian beans were
held rather higher Peas likewise turn dearcr
Indian corn, to arrive held at enhanced rates.
And Indian corn meal, the spot, in active
quest at 2s Dbl At the market of yesterday both
English and foreign wheat held firmly and prices
fully as dear on Monday last Oats being scarce,
are rather higher. Nothing of moment has been done
in Indian and meal in little request. Barley
| beans and peas unaltered.
LTERrooL.-The supplies of grain and -four since
the 9th inst have been small while the exports Of
dian corn and corn meal to Ireland continue to in
crease Duties have been paid at this port from the
9th to tho 18th inst inclusive wheat 9159 qrs flour
2ll5 brs; Indian corn, 1882 qrs Indian meal 1873
ST; , Barley, A. qrs beans 4l22 grs peas 800 qrs
come dull, and prices the turn in buyers favor The
value Of all spring and pulse has been fully main
from Ireland increases upon and the stocks here
rapidly diminishing prices incline upwards; the
and yellow Bis to 32s per 4so lbs; Indian Meal brings
lbs to lbs Cd per Dbl At the market held on
country and Irish buyers A steady business
was done in wheat. at advance on last Tues
days prices of "a per bu'he on Irish new and Id
per bushel on middling qualities Of foreign. No i'm
provement however, could be established on fine To-
reign Wheat Flour was Is per sack, and Cd per Dbl
higher. Indian Corn in spirited request for Ire
| land, and the advance since this day Sc might may
be called q to 3s per and Indian Meal fully Is
per Dbl Oats moved steadily Improvement sf Id
to ID per bushel, and Oatmeal Cd per load. Grinding
Barley was Sd per bushel and Beans per ar dearer
market The middling quality of Mediterranean
Wheat brought an advance over Tuesday Of Id to I'd
shipment to Ireland; but there no Improvement on
the best samples of English, Irish or Foreign Irish
Gs % S sre w
in it. Barley Oats Beans, and Peas. all supported
fully Tuesdays prices A good quantity Of indian
Corn and Corn Meal again taken for Irish account
at advance Of Is to Is Or and I'd per Dbl Tues
days rates american White Corn sold at sos to sls,
| Corn held at 34s per $50 lbs. Indian Corn Meal
| sold at 14s per Dbl
The from the continent is now of very little in.
erest in commercial point Of view and Of our
correspondents have ceased writing there being
ly chance Of business to be done just either
with the Baltic or the Mediterranean por1 The Danish
fleet appears to have established efectua blockade
of all the principal rivers and harbos of the north Of
Europe; and according to the latest accounts, there
was no symptoms Of either party giving way SO long
as this war continues, there can. of course. be no
port trade from any part Of the Baltic and becomes
almost useless to give quotations ar far
| cerned.
Letters from Dantzic state that only about 100 lasts
OF Wheat had changed hands; but stocks being very
small, holders had insisted former terms. Good
mixed samples weig hing CT lbs. per bushe had brought
equal to Ss Cd and 90 lbs ditto free on
board During the month Of April, the exports of
Wheat had amounted to 14+7 lasts all Of which except
ing $50 lasts to Holland had been shipped to British
ports
| At Rostock, Stettin, Sc business appears to have
beeu tn and h.;,
to make shipments with Danish cruisers in the ofn ng
The price for fine heavy red wheat at the places
named were nominay 3Ss to 39s per Or free board
The weather appears to have beer all the
tnent nd the prospecs for harvest generally