The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02


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Death or one OF Burns Heroines.
From the Glasgow Mail, Oct II
Some sixty-six years ago, Robert Burns. the
Scottish poet. lived in the vicinity Of the town of
Mauchlins. He was then in the twenty fifth year
OF his age, jolly young bachelor, and of course,
las what bachelor in country town is not y on
speaking terms with all the fair maids in the local
ity. Beauty, then as now, abundant in and
around Mauchline, but there six of the fair
ssterwood who seemed to have found especial favor
in the eyes Of the bard, although as might have
been expected, there was one who exselled all her
compeers in his estimation. The names and attrac.
tive qualifications of the six bonnie lasses thus
entwned in q stanza which the poet wrote at the
period alluded to-
In Mauchline there dwells Elk proper young bellies,
The pride of the place aud the neighborhood a.;
Their carriage and dress stranger would guess
In Lon'oD or Paris the'd gotten them a..
Miss Mier's is fine, Miss Markands divine,
Miss Smith she has wit, and Miss Betty is Draw
There's beauty and fortune to get wi Miss Morton,
But Armours the jewel for me o. them a.. ~
In process of time, Burns, as all the world knows,
got his jewell his bonnie Jean Miss Miller married
a DR.. Mckenzie; MARYLAND the divine became the
wife of an officer in the Excise of Greenock named
Finlay Miss Smith became the spouse Of Mr. Cand-
lsh Miss Betty (Miller) became Mrs Tampleton
and Miss Morton gave her beauty and her fortune to
Mr. Paterson, merchant in Mauchline Time rolled
on, and the rival beauties became mothers, and
of them ultimately grandmothers-" thus runs tho
world away" In 1850, according to Robert Cham
bers, only two CT the famous bellies (for the sim
pie and somewhat rude lines Of Burns have been
manned in the land Of the living. These were, Mrs.
Candlsh, mother of DR.. Candlish of the Free
Church. and Mrs. Paterson, then respectable
widow lhdy. We have now to announce the demise
of the latter. This event, which, considering the
advanced age Of the lady, need scarcely be called
melancholy, occurred ut Mauchne on Friday morn
ing the 10Th Of October. Christina Morton, or
Paterson, the deceased, in her S7th year at the
period Of her dissolution. Almost to the last she
retained her faculties unimpaired and on one Of
her grandsors asking her few hours previous to her
replied, SAY, brawly that 2 Mrs. Candlish is,
there ore the last of Burns" proper young bellies
of Xauchline.
Emigr alien from England.
Two steamers left the port Of Waterford the Sc.
cpnd week in October, having on board between
the States OF the gold regions Of Australia. The
latter has now become the more favored desti-
nation local paper-the Chronicie-thus COM
ments upon the daily, nay, hourly, drain Of the ma
might also stereotype the ruth Of emigration that
like resisees tide rs daily rolling from shores.
but that on the contrary the proportion leaving this
week for America and Australia far the relative
numbers Of the corresponding week of the past year.
But not only the extent greater but consider that
the class Of persons going this year Is Of substan-
al character than have noticed hitherto. or course
the temptation of the gold regions of Australia proving
too irresistible to many who up to the present
templated leaving the country AT the very lowest es
mate the amount OF money which emsIants leaving our
much under Go eco per week. II this Is to continue we
shall have f2soo0o fer the year. Surely such alb
fail to have its effect Hitherto the chespness
and facility of getting to the United States and
But this has undergone very considerable change Of
late-for while this description emigration continues
undated email capitalists turning their attention
From the Brighton (Eng..) Herald, Oct 16l
The emigration from Ireland is still increasing,
and DO wonder, when the American government mas
issued advertisements for 10 900 working men, to be
paid dollar day, to extend railroad com munica-
tion with the Western States of the republic. The
Government Emigration Commissioners have more
than 20 900 applications their books, not one Of
which have they been able to grant, and, as the
season has closed, they must stand over until next
spring, when it is certain there will be greater
amount of emigration than ever to Australia.
Markets.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR
LrvERPooL, Oct Is 1852
Stree the 18th We have had much rmness ia the grain
market and the business transacted in wheat and flour
from that day nas fully supported the advance then
noted but from the want of suitable lois xshp of the
latter but small trade has resulted Indian cagoes
have been In good request and further advauc OF
has been PAID on csrsoes g. audI We have had liberal
arrivals OF wheat from America since this day week but
much Of il has come to band in very bad condition from
heating on the passage.
October 49,
We had but a small attendance at our market this
morning and In consequence had less doing in wheat
than the 15h thi, day week warehoused parcels
we're held for the advance of Frday but lots
chip to effect clearance the in favor Of the
buyer Good qualities Of American -four altered
also in very limited supply
Oats were hardly so much inquired after on Friday
and for good common meal the demand was fair at
22s 22s Cd per load-old for feeding very difficult of
SALE No Indian corn on ths SPOT and for oaers there
was Tess inquuy than In the Two proceeding days
Egyptian beans in moderate demand a Bis per $50 lbs
on the spot or 2ss Cd O. T. and |.
MEssRs WRIGHT, CANDY & co s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10. 1852
Cottonn anticipation Of later adyices from Am erica
being favorable to holders and under the influence Of
very encouraging accounts from the Eas the m srket
Ter this staple wore the animated appearance
Saturday which characterized the transactions of last
week and very extreme prices currently paid for
American descriptions. Yesterday the ardor OF buyers
was somewhat damped by the Generally oonstrued more
Proptious accounts respecting the growing crop brought
by the Anca but beyond inducing holders offer their
stock little frey change was apparent andthe
business resulted in ales 10 liberal extent but did not
parahs Of she same spirit which previously was tbs ruling
further undergo considerable reduction before arrivals
augment It, The American advicss, although having
effect, not forcble in their influence as under
other circumstances would be the
TO day the market opened without animation and vas
freely supplied by holders whch gave the urn In prices
in favor oi buyers bat with cheerlpz fom Man
chester spirit manifested later on, and close
firmly at lat Friday Is quotations. which are
The buiness for the past three days is estimated
snee..9 finer. Eggpt
Saturday. ...15to0 1900 10000 1000 21oo
Monday. 10 COO sOoo $500 $500 zoo
Tuesday 49,. 5000 1000 $500 1880 700
Imports for the time i, about 10 900 bales.
New Orleans ....6ls Middlipg Ordinary 4l4a5is
Atlantic ......ess DO DO SS Do a asS
The report Of the state trade 10 Manchester IL very
sstsiaotoy AT TO days marSo. there large buzz
nesa doing, at exirne prices for both yarns and goods
anu 70, Qualities Suitable for India advance In
Our grain marRst maintains is frmscss, although less
ecyity has prevailed The import Of whest has been