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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
The Corn Trade Of Europe.

From the London Mercantile OaSette, May
Notwithstanding the partial blockade Of many Of the
northern continental ports and the interruption which
the disturbed state Of the political affairs large
portion Of Europe must exercise the regular
trade continue to be well supplied with grain Of
vorsbe change which the weather has lately undergone,
have further depression In the value Of
corn in our market Public opinion appears to incline
TO the belief that the differences between the Ger
mans and Danes will ere long be arranged and that
the summer will not pass without considerable sup
phes reaching us from the Baltic. This idea, and
we profanity Of larger shipments Of breadstufs
oeing made from the United States than at one
P'nnVu cacntt,d on. tend to prevent merchants and
Hiiers huding more to their stocks than they deem
Ieqult'te ior immediate wants. and In the present
Pcelon u ahar their IL nothing to warrant the
pectation 81 higher prices We have, however now
arrived Mt period q the year when the weather has
more influence than any thing else, and so long as
the growing crops promise favurably a very ANAL
of supply demand will suffice 10 prevent an
advance but sbould circumstances hereafter arise 10
cause upoasness In reference TO the growing corn
H., comparatively reduced state OF stocks would be-
hk,ly tOrcpder the public peculiarly sensitive I'm to
The piescut time the accounts from the agricultural
OH trcts are on the whole Of favorable character
hat morc or less mischief done by the severe wcs
Il or III etcuced sst month cannot be- quesioned but
the g'Disl rain and powerful sunshine with which we
the jury and ,he prospects Of be future generally
r.ceid,d p,opiiious Farmers have during the
laht lev kt brought wheat forward pretty frocly,
but stocks Of srng corn to be nearly exhausted
IN most porte 81 the country. At Narklane business
La b en- very anguid throughout tbs week. para
lively few country purchasers having visited town and
be local buyeFs having acted with extrcme canton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Female Fashions for May, Is49.


VISITING CosTuMrA robe redingoe Of poult de sole,
rose de Mai the skirt opening up each side edged with
white passenenterie confined at regular distances
with white SIX ozenge buttons these openings show
tom with three Of worked inlet high close
corsage opening the whole way up the front confined
at the throat with lozepgc and fastened close
halfway up from the waist rounded waist long plain
sleeves rounded at the lower part opening m The ON
tire back Of the and confined at Distances with
buttons to show the long under full sleeve Of mus
lin finished with q Of lace the hand bonnet
of deep straw colored poul de Sole having lappet of
white lace passing the crown and confined upon
the right side with beautiful shaded strawcolored
rose; bouillions Of tule. rnamentiDg the interior
HoME CosTuME.-A costume Of n splendid strawco-
lored brocaded silk the front Of the skirt trimmed
with deep vandyked trimming. with huted head ng
confined to the dress with piping Of the same mate
rial this trimming IN continued up the front aud
round the neck Of the body, which l. moderately high
and plain and nted the front with three large
bows Of ribbon; under worked muslin sleeves; upper
silk ones descending little below the elbow and nn-
iBbed with double vandyked frilling 20 match the
skirt Head Of white spotted blonde, decorated
with pink and petit twst Of pink gauzc ribbon
upon the top Of the head.
VISITING DREss-A dress Of a beautiful deep lilac
gros de Naples the trout Of the SKIRT trimmed with two
graduated fuDipgs Of the eral meeting at the
WALTZ ana from thence ascending ip single up the
centre OF the high clone fitting corssge The long pan
sleeves rounded at the lower part and trimmed to
match Cape pelerne Of green reps trimmed with four
rows OF barow BLACK lace; the front apeilcs also dyed
Win BLACK lace Bonnet u white satin the interior
having iulhg OF white tuo; the exterior " deco
rated with two small ostrich ath.rs
PROMENADE Costume drcss Of shaded ,ft tI,c
body IL quite high at the back aud on the sbnud
opening In the front DEM coeur, the waist ~ a.
moderate length, rounded IN the 'front.' the .,ov,s ARA,
wide from the elbow, reaching about halt way to the
wrist; the skrt Is long and Immensely tu the front
Of tho skirt Ia embroidered abirre the bottom of
the sleeves and the body II the dress baTe epbro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

LIVERPOOL, May g.
This mornings mail from Ireland does not bring US
any news Of Importance, except painful details Of
death, from starvation and want; Of reports of
sions and police courts whore numbers Of half
wrctchcs are brought up charges Of theft or
less serious The temptation TO commit larceny, has
avowedly been to obtain the boon Of
penal settlement. Several Of these persons, two of
them young and personable women, begged ~ u IL
was for life that transportation might be awarded to
them they we're homeless aud friendicss aud had
driven OF farmers COW, in the hope that the offence
was 70 serious that they would be transported for the
onence-Poor creatures! They had their wish.
France.
Pans, Friday, May4
Paris yesterday was In commotion and troops com.
nenced pouring In from all quarters towards the Rue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

The STEAMSHIP FALcoN.-W yesterday morning
announced the arrival of the U. s. Mail steamer
Falcon, with news from the Isthmus. The Falcon
has been entirely successful from her first trip down
to the present time. She made the run from Cha
gres to Havana in ~ days, and from Havana to
New York in days and hours.
Yesterday morning we made mistake, IN
announcing Capt. N. s. X. Davis, instead of Capt
Thompson, as being In command. Capt. Thomp-
son, the gentlemanly. and efficient commander of
mistake was occasioned by an occurrence which,
though annoying, was purely accidental. Mr..
Davis is one Of the officers of the F.. and to his
kindness we have often been indebted for papers
brought package to the Herald office at very
early hour this morning, and, as is customary,
wrote his name upon the envelope, thus: "From
Davis, Falcon" In order that we might know from
whom the papers came. In the hurry of compost
ton, Mr.. Davis's name was inserted as captain of
the steamer, instead of bearer of the news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Markets.

BOSTON, May II, IB4p.
Cotton Is hrm-sales Of 200 bales F1orda &c. TO SIC
Corn u not affected BY tho steamers news sass u
10000 bushels nj SOC bushcl for white and 600 for
yciisw. Etour-Sale OF DOo bbls fredericksburg,
- 81, months 1OV bills Michigan, 81 81; 40V bSss
50 So " Naval Stores-Sales Of 1 LOO bbls. VII
nngton tar ~ - per Dbl, months loo bbs spirits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

HE CHAoREs MAIL STEAMKR.-We learn that
Lieut. Harstsln, Of the U. s. NJ, has received or.
ders from the Navy Department to take command
OF the U s. Mail Steamer Falcon She leaves
here on the 18th May with the mails for the Pa
cifc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Fatal Accidents Mt Albany.

ALBANY, May IT-B PM.
Two brothers, named Croker, hands on board the
schooner Highlander, Of Boston, while engaged In
scrappg the mast to-day, precpiated to the deok
by the breaking Of the tackle, and both instantly
killed
Two children were drowned In cistern, in the
northern part of the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Dangerous Railroad Accident,

BOSTON, May IL, 18fq.
At Towngrecn, Maine, cough over which the An
droscropgin aud Kcnnebec Railroad passes caved in
Tuesday last swallowing up five gravel Seve-
raj labor,rs, who were at work near by, narrowly
escaped being killed by the accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

The arrivals Of wheat coastwse into London have mot
withdrawing the increase which has taken psoe in tn
deliveries from the growers in the rural dstrots beeh
very small and the quantity exhibited BY
samples has also been triding still the tendency
prices has been decidedly downwards. On Monday
the very finest qualities placed with great di A.
Guilty at about the rates those tn
day week, and before any progress could be made in
the disposal of the common descriptions abatement
of Is to 2s per quarter had to be submitted to- On
wednesday hardly sample OF English wheat was
shown and in absence Of business prices
nominally before; though there very little in
In the Epgifh supply this morning, the turn
again In favor OF the buyer Foreign wheat has come Ii
beray to hand. 10000 quarters having been reported
from Saturday up last night Fine white peror
qualities Of red have been taken slowly by the mil
ers without much variation occurring in quotatioas
hut secondary and inferior have been almost uu
saleable, even at decline Of Is, per or. Dull the
n arket was the early part Of the week. 1t still
more depressed this morning Flour has hung very
heay l. on hand-the nominal top price has not varied
secondary descriptions have, however, been offered
rather lower, without exciting attention. The arrivals
Of barley have been very small well from abroad
from our own coast We have still considerable
quantity Of light inferior foreign the rket but
tho best sorts not by any plentiful Really
good barley has consequently been held with much
frmness and neither on Monday last since have
lower terms been accepted than those previously
current We can notice no improvement either in the
inquiry for or the prices Of low qualities The trans
actions in malt have been on a restricted scale; it's
value has however, been steadily maintained Oats of
however fair receipts from abroad there has been
no scarcity of this grain Factors not willing
Monday to accept lower rates than before. and the
dealers paying previous prices with reluctance; the
operations were unimportant This morning decline
Of Cd per quarter was in partial cases acceded to,
without leading to much business. Beans have not
varied in value, and the business done in pease has
Likewise been at about former rates. Floating cargoes
of Indian corn have been good deal inquired for but
having had few offers, the bargains actually closed
have been unimportant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Entail Accident.

BosroS, May 1T-4P M.
Mrs. S Stearns. highly respectable lady while
joyiDg ride ut Worcester, last evening, was thrown
from her carriage and her mock broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
The South Carolina Convention.

BALTIMORE, May lilo M.
The Charleston papers Of the 18th announce tina
the South Carolina Convention met at Columbia last
Monday the Hon. d. f. Hughes officiating President
and w. T.. Martin and A. G. Sumner, as Secretaries.
Mr. Elmore, from the committee, reported series OF
resoutions-among them, one requesting the Governo
to convene the Legislature upon the passage OF tho
Wilmot prevso, the abolition of slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia
The Hon. F. w. Pickcns reported resolution reaf
frming the Virginia resolutions passed last winter
Various propositions and resolutions were then ofor
ed, when the Convention adjourned until Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Loss Of tho Abby ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF

Bosror, May II, 1928. 4
Captain Martin, of the schooner Abby Hammond,
from Aux Cages for Boston, (before reported Of
Jcrcmie, with $l56oo in gold board arrested II
this city last evening charge of corrupty destroy
ing the vessel He was brought before Judge Woo
bury of the United States Court, this morning pleaded
not guilty and was renal aed to jail The superstition
IT, that there specie board the schooner al
though IL was insured here to the full amount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church-Health of Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, May lisp. M.
The General Assembly of the Presby terrain Church
met this morning but nothing Of importance was done
No cases Of cholera have appeared in our city which
is considered perfectly healthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Tho Bank or ENGLAND

Tho Bank OF England.
An account pursuant to the Act 7th and 9Th Victoria
cap. 80, for tho week ending April %.
DEPARrMENr.
Notes issued .E 602265 Government Debt. ell OILS 100
Other securities. z, 9S4 800
Gold Coin and bull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Shipping Intelligence.

Sailed-North Carolina, Drummond Boston; Harkaway,
New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

AT ITS DIRTY WORK AoAlN.-With character
istic GOODNESS, the Tribune, in its afternoon edition
ofyesterday, appropriated the news brought by the
Falcon, which we gave in our morning edition.
The THEFT is fastened on our respectable contem
porary by its copying mistake, which we made
accidentally, with regard to the name of the cap
tain of this vessel. We were indebted to the DO.
likeness of Mr.. Davis for the newspapers brought
by the Falcon, and enormously represented that
gentleman as the captain-an error which was
corrected in our evening edition. But the Tn
bune gives the same title to Mr. Davis, and thus
amuslngy discloses its guilt in pillagng our CO.
lumns. These little peccadilloes of the Tribune.
however, are so common, that we need hardly
advert to this one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
Important Dispatches from California Il
theU. g. Government

T.
Information has been received by the United States
government, that preliminary arrangements were in
progress for the formation of government in Cali
fornia and which, it II said will be formed before the
next meeting Of Congress
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CIVIL. ENGINEERING

w III be thoroughly aud practically taught in tho
Western Military lusiitute-lhe Professor, Col.
Morgan, being one oil the most kiii:ul and
10 ripilcrs Engineers IA The United States. All
llle Instruments connected with that department.,
have been procured al considerable cost, and Of
the best quality.
ing that ic * now offered So per month. Tor
competent assistant Engineers. One al his for
m-r pupils receives al this time, S2,poD per an
num- as Principal Engineer Of Railroad now
under construction IN keniuciS y--,shiist others
of the same class receiving IN aiHrren parts
Of the Uultra states, s4uoo, %lobo. or $1,000 a
year as Assistant Engineers.
The tine i rapidly approaching when there
V ~ b. Il great demand Tor such rs have been
prepared for that vocation. at the Western Md
sfart Institute Nathiug t. hAzarded saving
s!sai the VIII ready command $1,000 or 1900
per uFuu.u. Every uau Of observation must
that tn gigantic enterprises already proposed.
viii gse hirlh to hundreds of others, tributary
IL them Tie fsl8 advancement Of our whole
country, a5d the e"grfnets at oar people. for
exploring the hidd.n resources OF the States
ana tne uev WY acquired territory. Will give ana
tcrirlse Of the Engineer. the Geoiogist, the MIN
eraIoest. the surveyor and the hrehiiect.--
Young men who have an opfifode for the MailI-
elnntical ana Physical sciences will have vide
field opened to them for engaging IN an honora-
bile. heHiiiful and lucrative pursuit. for which
they may be thoroughly aud practically quail
fird. IN IA short tine and at small expense, at
the Western Military Institute.
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TER NJ s
$50 90 per aunuin.

In the Acadatny. $50 90 per annun.
IN the College. ....... 40 90 % -
For Music aud use o.! Arms and
Accoutraiuents. 90 " -"
For Fuel ........2 90
BOARDING can be had in private families,
at from two to two and half dollars a week.
" hen ID barracks, it is designed 10 furnish Com
mons al uniform rate. Students from IA dis-
lance VIII be required TO board 1T the Institute.
aud have no communication with the town. ex-
cept allowed by written permits.
ft-eT The mext session will commence on tho
first Of September. aud continue ten months
july Il, 1919. 30-ly
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From the Neu iLany Bulletin
THAT PRIVATE LETTER."
a l. EGG T. n ID .
LA MODE LIrPARD.

Far down III the sunny South,
among the Orange groves of Lou
isiana, a summer day is drawing
TO Il close. Above the battle
ments of Baton Rouge float the
starry folds of our banner, and
the echoes Of the evening guns
are revorberating from shore to
shore.
Alone in a white cottage. over
hanging steep bank that com
mands view Of the swollen
Mississippi, sits an aged soldier.
His hair has grown grey in the
service of his country. There is
something in his flashing eye that
speaks of Buena Vista-something
which denotes that his well-fough;
fields Of rcnown are chasing each
other like the sections of a PIANO.
rama, across the tablet Of his
mind
Why does he dwell on these
glorious memories? Need we
we ask? Let us see what he is
reading. |. is the Legends of
Mexico
Soft, he takes up his pcn-hc
WITHSTAND when the letter is
completed, his 'kerchicf passes
over his war-stained visage as
though he felt very much better.
As he directs the letter, a smile
breaks across his brow-transicnt
but sweet.
Reader, would you know to
whom that letter was wriiten?-
Go with me, and we will see to
whom it is that the veteran Tay-
lor-hero Of many battles, the
man who never lost a field has
written. Let us 90.
In the city Of Brothcrly Love
stands an old building, rcvered on
account of its age, and the hal
lowing memories connected with
it. Yes. in that old house, the
immortal filty-six signed the Dec
laration Of lndependence.-Who'd
n thought it?
An individual hurrics past this
noble edificc. He is just from the
Post Office. Let us follow him.
His thread-bare pants-his I'M
fashionable coat-his dirty shirt
tangled hair and roofless hat,
all bcspeak the man Of letters.
There is peculiar flash in his
eye, which might by the nninitia-
ted. be thought the effect of gin
but not SO. 1t is the stamp of
gcnius-tIlc signct of inspiration
tho sign manual of the MUSES..
Listen as you would think of it.
that man is the immortal Lippard.
author Of the thrice immortal
Legends
He hurriedly tears open tho let
ter, looks at the signaturc-throws
up his arms at the wooden spout
on top Of the house. cries. in en-
ling tones ''ihank Godr' and
W} II trance.
home odhey are carrying him
look a, tho !!ndow-shut'er, let us
II is from CIR.
wonder if tho dcHl Taylor. No
tive temperament OF and sensi-
was overcome by this author
enviablc honor. and
Months had passed-sPripg was
here again--and in Washington
there was curious sight to b.
seen. Before an assembled null
tieude, a benevolent looking old
gentleman is taking an oath faith
fully to discharge his duties as
President. DO you not recognize
in his bland aspect the writer OF
that letter?
The iiro that flashed from his
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ru. TiOS. Al.

still occupies his o!d stand,
rG... EATiON L.
that he has put the House, wei az the whole
Establishment. IN first rate order for the accom-
moe alton OF the travelling public. with the deter
niinatiun that he viii not be outaone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with a call. 70 pains shall be
spared for the comfort and ENJOY iueHt OF his
gucsts.-In short, nr Is determined - keep e
good and orderly house. ANA maze every per-
son thai calls him 1T nome. His charge snail
be as lo. AZ any house Of the Kind IN the west
mo maa shall 90 away dissatisfied If IN his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past flyors,
he hope. to be sustained bv his old friends art
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ceived and II his humble way, shall be returned.
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. 2, 1i9. 4J-'33tf
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

TTyHE uaaersiEned respectfully informs the
z public Ihat he continues business at his cid
stand, ca fiIih street, Sonih Of the Starr House,
Saere fe nlahes 10 order all kinds of CAR
RlAt.E%. BagEles, ana all other vehicles Ia his
l5ae. lie also. Keeps a number of articles in hs
l,ne on hauh Tie believes his work will COM
pare favurablv With any manu- featured in the
we>the thr best oi materials, nd for tinsi,
aHd beauty q construction has work cannot be
eNcelivi. HIS prlces are moderate. and terms
favorable Thankful for past favors he solsc,,s
continuance eli patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
June 9th, les9. J.-ly.
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DR.. Dc CHARM
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'a'faE NATIONAL EfGTEE,

,a7EE. subscriber wishes to cali the attention
Of Tia. travelling public to the fact that he
still occupjrs his OLD stand,
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Mr.. Greeley being asked by a
correspondent at what season Of
the year Il gold hunter should
start hence for California. replies
O3velv: I'VE consider the first
,rH rs good season as any"
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