The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28

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of,be true son, o. INN almighty for His gracious
asss deem i an. nd .itst.s enemy .,n., x,,on,
Srs, o. on our SIDE snd with mournfu depression of
mind ard deeply an,etsd ar.s Genera, Won s,s a.
brave ars y M che army Ana me S ves
IA. mould lately returned 70 HE native country is
also an cory AS"T. , the sed a., general TO the
private tod, every hs. This day done ms duty ana
IN. following are the only sohleswig accounts of tho
combat that can hDd -
The Col,Hue Ga sete rays -
The sd ,d,n.s from tr.dereia fully confirmed II 10
The Nemesis for the ner in which ms war ns' o.e% hs
Ire have Teen driven back BY superior
lev a. naio prs s, rrsPss e
tn. ,,om M0 s s1 dated ny
Our in he srs,e't excitement Bu, ent ,ip %a ~
MIN glad tS1 two n" ns between sy he
AID 9TH the Da.5 great will from en
to the sohlesws army The stter fosahs braveiy
a sTt.y isss ssT
thai Tho ,ts aa an - cs n
prevers lie Of sh.t cy The D.sss have paid
sruns os ssas oou has BEEN sp i'd over the oSuntry
r%sf the he rsss and sBs;t viii ii the n,
rial troop, in Julia, do powi
Tie camp, sousrn and Bredsrup are in flame. Our
ar in The sa5s bands The reHp"n' OF the army
Iwoorders OF til. day bavo been published by tho
Schleswig oficsrs-ose by Gen BONN aud the other
nv the PrusssD cnu nder- inc hef Gen Prittwuz,
from Vce, whittier the Scbeswg tolsteiners retired
Gen Bonin praises the conduct OF the men under his
With great bravery. Gen Prttwitz's order OF the day
il commented by the German press a. vssy Curl
sus d ounent IL certainly deserves that character.
The General ellis the Scheswig Hlstein troops that
their ors-s to be lamented their causes
are I. be explained and further that TINS aAy VIII
obtain remarkable place in their annas ana oe ASSOC
csted With the experience which Older armies have
mace Of similar character aud which cannot always
be e.csp ped In the career of the soldier"
The Iond, Gitbe of the 18th says :-The cessation
OF bostIit,.s in sehes wig Holsteip which snticps
ted In Oh, day. since will shortly take place
We arr Informed on authority that tue Daosh
blockade will 'srmcae on the 18th instant and an ar
uiths ut an hours unnec' ssary delay.
Venice
A letter Of the 9TH inst from Trieste. states that
such tremendous unoDade that of the prect ding
night against Venice had never been heard The roar
III. morning suppossd that an attempt had been
made To- stotm the v,aduot The Opr'one Of Turin Of
1be 18th init siaes that the Assembly OF the Venetan
REPRESENTATIVES has the order Of the day
oitions for surrender propored by Austria.
Important nom Prussia.
letter from Berlin announces tho breaking of OF
negotiations between Bavaria and Prussia rhs Baya
Iian ambassador had suodsnly Quilted Berlin.
Turkey.
The Sultan has refused aceeds to the request Of
Dne. hat a uantu ollp le hes
rian republic TO quit Con.iantinoplo
the Corn Trade OF Europe.
IFrom the London Mercantile Gazette, July II
We have experienced another week Of hot forcing
STAT. a. 70 adult 81 ssnsthins like rough sstnato re-
spectibg tine prubshe produce From AL the informa-
l.et iuc,iucd to think hat the yield II wheat
will rather exceed than fall short OF full average aud
though bArl,s and usts bavs unquestoaably suffered
from drought there DIES not seem to be muck sppre
henion OF material deficiency, either regards
those crops or bans peas The most gratifying re-
port are he those ~hch refer to potatoes
a. these Localities ~h.Ie the plant exhibited un.quivo
cal mpto Of the dis.a-e fortnight thre. weeks
ago l. upp~ars now TO be tree blight and
the Of prevent the 10 growing TO large
sire and thus the yield TO the the securing
OF tins crop IN sound aud healthy state would make
dinrreucr aud nder future i'm
foreign tood than in any season since
1876. Unoer these circumstances We eau scarcely ex-
pect rrss prices b. maintained ser harvest but
the ttocks Of grain hand evideny reduced into
90 Dauow = conpass. ~ to render IL probaoo that
III
avs.b- hoida.s rem and since the close
Of week the tendency ~ prices has been rather
upwards Though haymsktng Is no" nearly finish
ed even H. he more back ard part OF the pgdom,
and farmers therefore, no l. niger prevented by
their being employed In The fields from bring
inr for ard supper It'll tin. d.lyei-s from the grow
er. bav. bat rhghtly Increased Tn. receipts from
abroad have hkswte been on moderate scale, aud the
create part a. the foreign wheat which has come 10
hand dur nv the mooh or two hs wing consisted Of
ordinary aites really good -erviceablc parcels have
tcarc- The want OF 6ps wheat IL likely TO be
Nv IA " = al H..
farmers who may lie Fortunate enough To secure their
crors,sry sDdreud them 20 msrkes at once are hkry
to realize good prices At Marx Lane, business has
been hrm but b, means sotive. duriug tue week.
The arrival OF wheat ast~i-- have beeo seanty In
the anu the quantity brought forward BY land
csfrisge iaDples irorl the nome counties has Aso
been email Gu Monday. the chow on the Essex aud
Kent stands trinng: and though the general runs
we're psrsd With snur ffc uty we'll conditioned par.
cells readily AisD by the mtlers and In some IN
stances the rsie current on that day sc we're
exceeded by l. per quarter Since then the ope
rations have for ~.ut Of supplies been ON an ex.
seednsly restricted scale but neither on "Wednesday
nor the moiDing could purchases be made on easter
terms than In The .nc-mvnt Of tho week There
was rather n numerous attendance 81 country buy.
ers on Monday but they cuni uctrd their opsrst
with sxr. me caution. aud the aggregate amount Of
business done not large The finer sorts. par
tieniary superior Dsbtzc and the very boss deserp-
tioDs II rsd. rraize fully high terms before;
whilst fOiisb Odests Danube aud similar qualities. VI
which tb- qvsnt',, on ssle vas eomPsrsnyrly lsrse,
barely bsigsn ~as olosed and to-day tho ssas have
been OF too tit importance to warrant alterations In
nuur has remained stationary and really fresh ground
parcels of ttfeisu have conDsaded fuu terms doubt
ful msrsF have he other hand. hung very heavily
on hard knslish barley has almost ceased to come
forv srd and the rrc.ipts from abroad having bees
small Of late. the market has become rather bare
Esctorr demapdsd Cd. TO Is per quarter advance 90
Monday fer god heavy grinding barley snd that inn
pro,emrbt has sine, been more generally PAID Malt
b,s within IN. LIST eight ten days rison from Is to
2s per quarter IN vAus The supply Of oats from SA
turdsy Up evening has Including 300 quarter.
from abroad amounted 10 only 2 $50 quarters The
dealers have connb.d their purchases to ~ nsrro-
limit permitted their prrsrng wants aud busi-
ness b.- bees activr, but needy Consumers have
been obliged 20 paw euhancsd rates On Monday tine