The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

DeHyeI as inc uHectlne cbicf OF the party; ana
blame and disavOw the acrimony displayed by Il
Gassfte de Ffawce
Art, Music, and the Drama.
MT Beale has engaged MILE Psrodi nile Msri
and signsr Coletti, Tor the fret week In September
give Italian operas at Liverpool Manchester and oth'
large towns.
Mile Lind received fl coo for her recent services
Liverpool; Beli.tti got 10 euineas; Miss Williams
anintss; Miss Andrew 70 guinness; M vivisr, 25 GU
meas nnd Benedict 100 guiLeas
Mrs St. AIbin, the accomplished pisnsts who me
Nth an accident whic has depIivea her Of the
her arm isI two vars, has nearly reco~red and wi
fosn be nbs 60 perform at public concert
Mr. Penson, the tenor singer, has written to Ia
7i@es exeusre himsef for bring absent from the Lin,
rel esrs en- sstnrday hight week the ground hi
csiheoral ergns' neDts IN LONDON on Sunday.
Among tire ether visitors whom We may expect a
the srext exhibition bsxt will be German chorus
mace up OF many Lie, tc soei,ties risailng in mum
afst n Llsse Of more than QUO voices the O.
which Is to give performances In London.
Mr. Grundy has purchased, at the sale Of the King
OF Holisnd's pictures. Van Rsyen's Infant Sleeping
"a very charming subject, for 400 forms lie al so SO
cured the famous Highland Bottle" by Wnke, at
the price OF flooo These nne pictures are their
way hhher, ana will shortly arrive at Mr. Grundy's
establishment in Church street.
Mrs. Fitzwillism and Mr.. Blackstone are attracting
numerous auditors to the Royal Amphit hestrs, and
the hearty laughter and applause nightly elected by
them prove that their talents are Justly
BY Liverpool audience and that the pieces in which
they appear got up rs they in the first style of
excellence, are pleasing in the extreme
The Glasgow Daily Mail thus notices the fare we'll
benefit. In that city Of young lady Who lately an
Princes Theatre. Koysl-On "Wednesday evening,
Miss Robertson took her farewe ell benefit previous
to joining Mr., Ktan's corps in London. Any thing
tying than the result never Witnessed There was
perfect Jusor and bouquets and garsnds show
ard heartfelt tribute to talented amisbs, and mo
dest young lady, whe s credit to the profession she
has adoptsd-whether IS an actress a woman. The
"a had In
passages-every space not only occupied but
crsmmeu and hundreds had to 20 away without hsv.
We thai MIS-. Robsp.. sna sa
sppear for few evenings In Liverpool the Chris
tian street Theatre, en- rouie to ths metropolis.
The .4thesepp states that Madame ris has changed
will go to st. Peterborough for the winter season
sisnor Gardoni 10 engaged for the winter ct
the new opera house LOriente, at Madrid. Mr.. Lum-
ley has engaged him for the next at her Aajss
tvs Theatre.
The Corn Trade OF England.
lfrom the London Mercantile Gazette, Aug. SOL
The weather has, on the whole, oeen tolerably
suspicious during the week for harvest work. n In
this neighborhood we have only had slight showers,
but the accounts from the north and east are less
favorable. On Tuesday a considerable quantity
OF rain appears to have fallen in Yorkshire Lanca-
shre ana ruf'neI 10 the north, so as to interrupt
cleared up, and the latest reports from thence
state that carrying had been actively resumed
there IL, however, still so much abroad as to
cause much anxiety to be felt respecting the
weather. Farmers are too closely engaged at
present, in the field, TO have much leisure for
threshing hence nothing very definite 10 yet
known as to the vel but it is worthy Of remark
that the quality OF the new wheat hitherto brought
forward has shown far fewer defects than, con-
siderng the low estimate generally taken of the
produce before harvest had commenced, might
have teen expected, from which circu instance we
are inclined to think that the quantity will also
prove better than the character of the season led
us TO anticipate. Some time must still elapse be-
fore an opinion as to the general result of the
harvest can be safely ysntuTed on indeed, it will
the great diversity of the crops in different loca
ties) TO arrive at any thing like correct estimate
as 10 the whole Of the kingdom All the nforma-
hrms our first impression, viz that wheat will be
below the average OF moderately good seasons,
even il that portion Of the crop still abroad should
be well secured The extent Of the potato blight |
continues 10 be variousy estimated, ard the ac-
counts from Ireland are of the same conflicting |
as those previously received; mean |
while the article ID being hurried to market, |
and prices have for some time been so low |
Is TO occasion very lavish consumption. The !
most recently received advices from Holland, some
parts Of Germany, Belgium, and France, all speak
Df the potato disease; and rye 10 also reported
have turned out very deficient crop over large
portion Of continental Europe, wheat is likely to be
more exten sively consumed abroad than usual,
which will lessen the 7uantity for shipment TO this
country, and prevent prices ruling so low as they
otherwise might have done. Ali this tends to ia
yor the opinion that the value of agricultural pro-
duce cannot well decline in the British markets;
still there 10 decided want OF confidence, and the
most experienced appear 90 be- al loss how 10 act
The wheat trade has consequently remained in
lLIef state. and, exceptir ufng rise at Liver
'ool en- Tuesday (dulng The rain), no advance has
sken Place al any Of the leading provincial mar |
.e's At Mark-lspe, matters have remained ia |
much the same position ns before; IN the early part
q the week the tendency Of prices was rather
iownwhrds, but no ectual decline took Jlace. |
l here was rather large show Of wheat on Mon
Icy, by lend carriage samples from Essex, almost
All Cf the new crop; from Kent the supply was
noie moderate, and the proportion Of new less
The quality was fully as good as The week before
indeed, many Of the parcels from Essex were fine,
and weighed 81 ID. to % 10. per bushel The best
4Hmpes realized similar rates TO those current on
that day se'npight; but before the general runs
could he placed, factors found necessayto make
n slight concession. On Wedne sday there was
scsrcey any English wheat fresh sp and though the
attendance Of buyers very thin, prices not
lower than before. This morning business was
lsngud and previous rates were realized with diff
Gully. The arrivals Of heat from abroad have been
only moderate since the close Of last week; having
however, good stocks in granary, and a consider
able quantity still on board ship AT this port, there
has been plentiful display Of samples The trans
actions have al no PERIOD OF The week been exten-
Five; importers have, however, manifested no par
iit ulnr anxiety TO realize, and have generally in.
sisted on previous terms This has tended to cir
CNWttTut lnr CYtFdntut. ana We arc lUtNnt0 10
think that good many parcels would have
changed hands had sellers been more tractable.
There some appearance Of giving way on
Monday, but since then the confidence OF holders
has been Partially restored, 10 consequence Of an
inquiry for the lowerprced qualities having sprung
up on Belgian account. Quotations Of town-manu-
fsctured Hour have not varied since our last, hne
French having commanded fully previous terms.
There were few parcels 81 new mailing barley
from Kent, on Monday, Of good quality, which
realized 2ss. ref quarter; since then none ha. come
20 bend. Tn. demand for foreign barley has rather
improved, in consequence 81 the belief tina, the
crops Of this grain have not turned out favorably
abroad. This morning IL was difficult TO buy good
qualities al last weeks rates. The value ~ malt
has III ewise crept up more or less. Home grown
oats have come tpsrngly forward, and the receipts
Of foreign have been moderate since Saturday last.
Full prices were obtained on Monday, and to-day
fine corn could hardly he bought at the rntes then
current Beans and pesse have moved of in small
quantities, at slightly enhanced prices Indian
coin has, owing TO more encouraging accounts
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