The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

want which close contact with civilization has not
failed TO impart. We bave the benefit Of bis masters
more developed snd costly tastes Should our Gus
TONERS, their collective capacity, wish to annex
g e 70 ss ss e
they pay the bill themselves, and don't ask con-
tribution out OF our taxes What Of all this can
be raid Of the Hindoo. Of his simple wants, Of
the government under which he lives, and the wars
with which the number of his fellow.subjects
In increased? No. Az q question of G. g. d.
the scale is decidedly in favor Of American csrsus
Of national honor and Of national PRIDE there can be
only one opinion and that is the opinion of all ed-
Gated Englishnen. We arc bound to raise India
somewhat nearer our own level, and to mark our
dominion with other signs than barracks the face
of the country and other results on the population
than the uniform Of its sodery. Our obligations to
the United States those OF men To their equals;
to the Hndoo they OF more parental character.
Ere the wheel of fortune turns ere the stream Of con-
quest ebbs and the word is given that is toe late,
we must turn TO the noblest account dominion
which has been the highest object OF military
ambition, and which now renders us the envy OF AL
nations In this account rejoice to think that the
Americans anticipate much from our incipieht In
dian railways
The Corn Trade.
The accounts from all parts Of the kingdom con-
firm what has been previously stated as TO the def.
cheney in the Yield OF wheat and the value OF all
1
winter. Our French neighbors are evidently under
great apprehension of scarcity, and we learn that
the government had decresd that the prohibition
against the export Of grain be extended to the
3lst Of July, 1864. The export Of potatoes had
also been forbidden. This latter circumstance
will, no doubt, have some Influence on our mar.
kst as We have lately received good supplies
Of that article from France. The position Of af-
fairs here, and on the Continent dees not there
FORE afford grounds for concluding that the upward
movement in wheat has yet reached les maximum
higher range of prices The excitement has OF late
been greater il the country than in London and
is now one of the quietest markets in the kingdom
At Mark lane yesterday there was small show Of
wheat from the neigbborinR countless which induced
factors to ask higher prices. The demand was not
active Of late indeed the millers evidently
averse to paying further advance, and they sue
ceeded ultimately in purchasing on terms similar to
those current on that day week. There was some
demand for new for seed, and few picked lots
commanded very full terms. The arrivals Of wheat
a % sISaa an. hss "ob ssy day. . s ssn
have no immediate increase in the supplies In the
Absence Of fresh arrivals there was no pressure to
sell from on board ship, and for eranariea parcels
more caution than OF late, but they could not buy
cheaper, and consider quotations quite as high
on Monday week. There were but few offers Of
floating cargos, either from the Baltic or Black Sea-
Towards the end OF market there was an improved
inquiry, owing, it said, to the receipt of tele
graphic despatch Of warlike character from
Turkey. Quotations OF town made flower un-
derwent no change; the demand was rather
languid. American was in fair request, aud
realized TIE extreme terms of last week. English
barley hardly sold so well as Of late; there was
slight increase in the supply and only small pro-
portion OF the same consist OF fine quality Foreign
barley for grinding sought AFTER and its previous
value was ia some cases rather exceeded. Malt sold
quite az well previously. The arrivals Of oats
coastwise and from Ireland were quite Insignificant
and only one small cargo was received from abroad
There WAS not much life in the trade yesterday
about the middle Of last week, but the rise then
tsbshed was well supported and we must quots
day week. Beans were about Is and peas %. to 3s
per quarter dearer. Indian was held with in
creased frmness and seeds were generally dearer.-
London Gazette, Ah, r. NJ
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-PM.-CoTToS.-Ths advices from
America per steamship ASIA had favorable effect to
slight extent upon cotton but the partial improvement
telegraphic despatch) that the Turks had actually de-
clarea war This report, coming to hand towards the
Prices are somewhat irregular, but cannot DO quoted
lower Sales Of three days-lS, 900 bales export, 2OOO
specula on 1,5G0 import for same time, II, 600.
BREApeuuIrs During the past three days the market
had receded with considerable sales at the decline of 3D.
Cd per barrel -four and ID 3D. wheat. Indian
was without change. The rumors however, which de-
pressed cotton raised beadstu and the circular closed
vi hout much variation from the prices Of Friday last
say for United States white wheat 9s. 10d los. 3D.;
nxed and red o.. ID 9s. Cd; Western canal -four,
49,. I'd. . S4s. Philadelphia ard Baltimore, 3ls. ID.
;5s Ohio 35t 36s; Indian corn, white, As AS;
Foreign exchanges Iondon-Amsterdam IL 1917,
short II l7A y; Hamburg, - ~; Antwerp, %, 40 45
Frankfort, 120, 12l Paris, 25 No. short rs, 10, 10;
Vienna, II, Il; Trieste, H. Is Rates well supported:
LohDoN Oct. pm .-SuGAR-Sales Of 700 casks IVES
Inc at former rates foreign quiet at previous terms
Less is doing in coffee and prices unaltered Rice il
in demand and held for full terms. Talow is brisk at
5ss I'd Sos on the spot Scotch pig iron 63s per ton
WRIGHT, CANDY AND co. LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
N SIpRL lief
Since the sailing Of the Canada the LIST inst,
cotton market has presented no new feature worthy Of
would in ordinary times, have had important nnu
but at present other Of greater moment
and their effect merely checked the pressure to sell at the
e ular rates previously prevailing and which charac
terizd the transactions of "a urday. Holders continue
10 offer their stocks freely at the current value the
TALLY revived confidence apparent yesterday being lost to
day owing the report OF Turkey having declared
against Russia which has depressed the value of the
public funds anJ restricted operations although
previous TO the receipt Of th's large
transactions had taken pl ace.
Balls. Spec. IL Ia. Am. Bya-iLs. S,rd. Egyp
200 sSs 6 &c ss 6 g
The inn the time about IL 900 bales OF all
descriptions.
and what little in progress is in favor Of buyers the
ire gularty in prices precudes the possibility of giving
any thing Ike correct idea Of the general market
The grain market has not been active for the past
three days. the difficulty Of negotiating inducing several
to realize speculative parcels Of both wheat and hour in
order to meet existing engagements and for such lower
have been accepted The continental advres have,
however, impaired fresh stimulus to the demand AID
with good attendance at day market more business
nspred and decline submitted to has been
cred Prices about the same on Friday last. The
weather since Frday has been stormy and cold with fire.
quent showers of hail and rain and such portion Of the
crops still out win probably never come to maturity.
JAMES M'HENRYs LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, October !, 1858.
PRovIsIoNs.-In sides very little is doing. Shoulders
huy hoe clp for III n Is
Beefis neglected Pork remains quiet. The inquiry for
cheee only moderate, and late extreme pr not
maintained lard steady
TAILow is in demand at full rates.
CLoyERsIID has not found buyers this week.
htE continues in request.
IINsTID CAKE is ready sale ex ship.
CrLRCrgoR moves in retail only.
JOHN ATHYA AND co.'s GLASGOW CIRCULAR.
GLASGOW, October 4, 1858.
We have advces from Constanoop- up to the 9th ult
Which state that had be- declared by sultan
pninst Ens.la and that hostLtes had actually COM