The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

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II is reported, though not officially that Murray,
the Englishmsn, about whom so much has been
said lately will be parjoned on bis promising to
leave tho Roman States for ever.
At Rome the initials, J. II have been pro-
faney interpreted into liberia ao,dira ibslfa s.uRo
(norihern liberty, 20 libery), ard the French eagis
compared TO the one paced as sgn over well known
| restaurant The recent teeS of Napoleon has
| given rise to several other pafqunades, equally
/ harmless
N. Secchi Director Of the Roman Observatory,
discoye.ed: At half past three o'clock A NJ, on
| the 2eth Of August, small comet ia tho cOnstela-
| tion GemiDi Il il probably that mentioned By
! Biela, although It's position Is different.
| The iIaryests of England.
From the London Times, September
The harvest ID almost ovtr-this years wheat I.
finding its way into the marSui-and are begin
Mig 70 have particular information Of tho crops
abroad. So What says Mark lane, and what is tho
language Of The agricultural journals usually 8,
ominous and pathetic at this time Of the year :
As to the harvest Itself, the accounts are various
We never repsmbtr when they were not, and can
only bow 10 the wisdom Of Providence in so geno.
lniiy modifying, timing, and distributing calamity
that the whole nation shall not suffer- mud that ths
plenty Of one province sha make up for the de-
ticiency Of another, The Humber seems this year
the line OF distinction. South Of it, the parching
heats Of the summer and tho unreasonable rains Of
August, have corspred, first, to wither tho grain.
then 70 blight it, t1en TO make it sprout, 80 at
least il is said, though agricultural murInurs
always to be received with an allowance. North
orop5--yeIy heavy, We hear-better got in. Under
these Circumstances, and whla the farmers are,
i is said siIl too busy in the fields TO bring
their corn to harvest, nobody knows what to call
tie price Of wheat and even bad news Of the
potato crop here, ard still more in Ireland, seems
70 make little positive inpresaion on prices.
''But who gets the average n asks the south ooun-
Try farmer, whose wheat lay for fortnight until
tho weeds bound i to the ground So far, then, as
iegaTds the expectations OF the farmer, We may set
Clg Uknn tha frrrya eof, Sntf fcv
several years. Forty slillngs quarter seems now
the safest guess for the long Is that good or
2 bad look out 2 1t is the prospect now before
farmers. Yet we venture to ask, where are the To-
mentatons where tho pteous cries for help
where the appeals FOR something to be done I.
where the sudden resolves to quit the country if
something were rot done, that we have had for the
last years, particularly n this season Ths
farmers friends are ia power and little pressure
is applied to them that they intend to wait near
three uonths-that is until the end of November
before thsy produce their grand specific; and the
farmers themselves are the chief apoogists Of this
delny. What unwonted patience What newly. ac-
quired resignation Was it for this the three hun
ored gentlemen making the country party secedcd
so iorg from Office, hared up into agitAtors, and
subsided into misanthrcpes Was it merely that at
the end Of seven years they might learn to cit lik.
patience "A monument and smile ut i0s quattsrt
That, in fact, is what th1 are now come to
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MAHRET Tuesday Evening" Sept -
The quotation Of gold at Paris is about per mile pee
MUM according TO the tariff which at the English
mint price Of fS 7s 1od per for standard gold
gives exchange Of % lvh and the echange AT Paris
On London At short being 1927 u follows that sod .
about % per cert aearer IN London asn IN Paris BY
adsices fon Hamburg, the price Of gold is shout 4e6H
per mark which, at the English mint price OF 60 l7s.
d per ounce for standard gold gi,es an exchange
Of Is 81 !: and the exchange Ut Hamburg on Lou
don Mt short being 49, IL fellows that gold Is about
The course ii exchan at New or 90 London for biE
at sixty days sight, j. 1lot per cent and the Of
change between England apd America beirg 100 23 40
conf hat no NpVp 4 pST
cent IN favor OF England and after making allowance FOR
charges q transport the present rate leaves small profit
The importation OF gold from the United States With
The exception Of temporary decline causd by pressure
Of stock the market from the influence OF iarse
cent sae the English funds have been steady throughout
TIE day at yesterday prices Conso for money opened
aud closed at 100 to but at they touched
0G7s. For the 18th OF October the last quotation
zoos TO Il Bank stock closed at 229 to go;
duced zoos, to ii lhreeand aquarter cents lotH
to ~; India bonds SIS to Sos and Exchequor bals
lMaTch) rs 10 1CS.; (June). oss. to lis premium.
but prices with few exceptions showed little alteration
Peruvian wen supported and the tendency was 20
further improve ment. Mexican continues heavy, aud
yenezuean also presents slight decline. Russian Bra
lillian, and Chiian maintain high quotations Business
again active to-day ia the forthcoming scrip OF the
Turkish loan and the price advanced to u to Il pre-
MUM. Victoria Dock shares closed 70 4 premium;
ard London Chartered Bank shares q to q premium
United Mexican Mining shaIeg, owing to favorable ac
counts have suddenly improved aud done at this
reen cxorsnscs sns :ere % was fair amount Of business
rarsactcd and the rates were about tho same - last
BROWN, snlrLBY ANp 60 s CIRCULAR.
LiyEErocL september I, 1852
There Las been less doing in cotton since the date d
The previous circular the sales for the three days being
~ tto h,es with eco 70 exporters ana spectators az
priccs slightly in favor Of buyers
The corn market continues quiet, with moderate
amount Of business doing at the above quotations
WRIGHT, CANDY s. co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL. September 7, 1852
CorToS.-Since the departure Of the EiBgaras
steamer, saturday last, our market for bi. sta
Pie has been steady but quiet The continued favor
1f AfrIca'" % arrived at midnight on saturday, has
exercised some little influence amongst all classes;
0nd vbkt holders have offered their stocks freely,
neither spectators, exporters the trades suii-
cient inducenent 20 enter the market with the same
ions and IN the salos that have been oaectedbuy-
have bad ;hs turn OF prices IN their favor not how
amounting TO quotation; but In the absence OF
more active demand it Is not improbable some concession
VIII result
Bates. epcc. and Eap9i american.
Saturday .....sOc0 2oc0 6s5o
MSneoy. ...".,5,9sGoCo 200 200 100 100
The ip port for the time is about 10 coo bales
rRicEs
n Orleans, air .6h Il Midding 5M a-ordry, 4iia5
Atlantic DO 8 "a do. 5ka- do 4Ia5
\ features Prices of both continue unchanged
although there Is less doing it IS owing to the
unsettled weather ard the difficulty getting early de-
livery OF either that fresh engagement wi 'hhed
Our grain market has been better attended since FIJI
day but the fair weather has induced holders OF wheat to
relax tfie In which however, has not inAu
enced more active inquiry and the limited at
partial decline of Id per 20 lbs Good sound -four has
been in better request and the turn dearer 2ls being
freely paid for Baltimore and Philadelphia brands
condaIy pasces were entirely neglected. Indian
the sro Is still Of slow ale at somewhat irregular
whilst for floating cargoes Of late shipments there
! improved inquiry Torpentne has changed hands at
| S. Cd per ewt for ] oCD bbls Rosin40V to 800 bbs
have found buyers 3s ID to 8s Sd for common UP
las for nc per w.t. Lard6 tons realized 5Ss per cw
No alteration other articles and transactions
/ Ported
Personal Intelligence.
Arrivals at the IryngJ. Noad, Montreal; d u. Gar
diner Baltmore; r. Nixon, n. CT Il. Montgomery, Va;
1 Il. McGranecB. tennessee; Hon. j. Holmes, Salem y.
/ Harding, Ma<Jland; r. Simmons, Charleston; Major