The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-18
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leg little above the ankle; the headdress was al
/ the usual Kind worn by females. The mob at last
got troublesome, and the ladies entered a cab and
were driven of, amidst shouts Of laughter.
Roscrea correspondent Of the TYperary Yidi-
Gator announces the following sage and scientific
experiment -" There is at present very interest
! ing experiment being carried on in the Roscrea
workhouse, by the learned doctor Of that establish
ment, wLo at the suggestion of the superintendent
Of rational 'ehools, has appropriated enc Of the
idiot wards solely to TIE use of deaf and dumb
nurse, and four infant children. with view Of as.
certainipg, in due course u time which is The abb
original or natural lar guogc of man"
The Queen of SPAIN attended the Church Of our
delivery"
General Gullabe-ss, comr,r=ding II, second
division Of the army &C Paris, il appointed to tito
command OF the fourte:Ith military division, WHOSE
retire g.
Nothing farther has tr,uspired With regard ts.
the trial Of TIE Aldbotoughs, at Turiy Comrar;l
sons the most uafavorable naturally drawn here
between the influence Of the British AMI A mericau
these young mer, and the American traveller re-
Gently imprisoned IN Hungary, md liberated ON the
energetic demand Of Mr.. McC2rdy, the Uniteds
States minister.
The European Corn Trade.
TFrcfn the Mark Lane Expresis August 81
The Weather, though unsettled has Improved ace our
last tie temperature having been muct higher than tho
preceding week, and the showers which have fail hav.
ing been OF a partial character Tine present sp-
pearance Of the outstanding crops varies srisy
different Parts of the Kingdom and is , mpossbs IN
come to anything like desnte CONCLUSION respeotinr
the probable result Of the harvest That great
of grain OF various kinds have been laid by heavy
rains is generally admitted ard that the quality OF the
produce is likely TO be ipjuriousy affected by this cir
cumstance is more than probable; but the prevailing
ninished provided the weathc- should be moderately
suspicious for the gathering The crops are however
IN positien to De easily damaged by wet and
favorable result hot dry " ..ther will be needed
Hitherto iespipS scarcely been commenced and har
vest cannot be expected to be general until about the
inside of the nerth. Farmers are now preparing q
take advantage o. the first which
may occur 70 begin cutting and they likely to
much leisure cling corn 10 market after har
vest shail have fairly been coDmence they have lately
thrashed out rather freely. The deliveries from the
growers have consequently increased and having At
the same time reserved good sup7Aes OF breaisGuae
from sbroad the quantity brought forward has proved
than sufficient FOR the demand and some further
decline has therefore tsaen place in prices There haa
a. yet been no inclination to ente. into Speculative
investments in wheat, is there anything in
the portion CT afoifs 10 encourage operations OF
that nature beyond tie chance of bad weather
Stocks wheat Of hore growth have held out better
than expected, and the arrivals from abroad have
been quite extensive had been calculated on
Meanwhile there reason 70 believe that the contnenr
al harvest will tuin sufficiently attendant to afford
considerable urplus ter shipment to this eouotry
the latest sdyices from America confirm all that
been previously said 20 probability Of large sup
plies being received from that quarter Under these
circumstances, buyers have in mos, eases shown
willingness 90 purchase Ecie than they have required
TO meet their real wants. and business has, owith
standing geelng Of uneasiness, owing 20 the change
quiet At all TIE leading provincial markets held during
the week
Hitherto have heard very little from any part o.
Eng land TO potato disease esd inclined TO hope
that the dsorcer Is gradually disappearing from these
iaands. We do not expect that the root wh wholly
cape the mslaOY TO which II ha-for some been liza
be Tut IS unreasonable TO suppose Aat its
tnce may gtaauily decrease, seeng the prcsressiv.
in2roveu snt which has taken place from year year
for several seasons last.
The adyices frola Ireland a,e IF encouraging.
character and coTrespcn dcus, whom can plscs
- he
duce Of potatoes the sister isle win be large pro
portion 20 the breadth Of lard pant- and more free
ioa, disease than in any preceding year
appear The ost cruy also nightly spcxen OF
wheat il stated 70 have suffered from b, ht aud IRON
the htavy OF rain experienced in di.reat psrts
81 ths bland tbs however, deemed OF i'm
rorsnoa owiog to TIE small breadti Of land under toe
iast Eoentiored crop In prOpoi tion potsto-r
had come 20 market hal the deand for Indian corn
taon of; ana u the former crop should prose abuu
dant as anticipated holders Of insian would it
thought. be sufferers
Tkeaocouhis received this week from the continent
repert iupoyemeot In the pro, pecs the harvest
end there believe that the proo. Of ~heSs
viii be large IN many pats Of GermsIy and much bet.
ter in Holland, Belgium. aud France, than was at cis.
tiIae expected UAjer this convietioa aai with dis
ccr-agpg adgces rom Great br;tsin holl.rs mad b.
come sonev hat tractabs; bat yet the decline
prices has not been so great abroad - in markets
aE3be shipments at present making for this couutry
are likely. therefore, to be attended by loss.
Letters fri panzic, dated 70 tilt inform that Is
per quarter had been paid. day before TO- a a
OF fine Upper Polish wheat weighing &C lbs Per busne
aud that other had sold corresponding rs
altogether about "a 90 quarters had CHANGED hand. d
ring the week. Supplies then falling o1. a1t
the shipments TO England had decreased this
hand Tally. Nesaels plentiful than the
lad been, ana fsoights had rather declined cha 80,
having been closed London, at % lnd q per qls
ter. IKE quantity shipped during the week lad bc-,s
1880 quarters.
The most recent aivices from Stettin inform thsf
the weather hal fer time been favorable for
crops, and the wheat harvest would II expected
prove fine In quality, and abundant in Quantity Tn,
Iripg corn and pulse crops had also very prom.s1s
appearance.
The accounts from most OF the other lower Baltic pots
describe The wheat trade dull with tbs turn decd..y
In favor Of the purcba,er
From France we learn that harvest was pro .res.ps
ia'orabiy ara though nothing very definite known
IA TO the yield the prevailing belief was that wheat
would be Of ne quality The absence English ord~-
fof Hour ana the generally dull tone Of the adycss fr
hence had not been without influence on the Paris mar
\, and ricss had undergone farther depression
stockso tur were heavy and Il - quite clear that
hotwiihtauGing the enormous exports which have been
nude from France, quite fuicient remains hand to
me- Il al wants until such time the new produce small
become available.