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the Corn Trade OF Europe.

From the Mark Lane Ex press, july ., =. N
Though the weather has not been Of the mort Ca
VcsAble character for The growing crops, more rain
having fallen than can be considered desirable the
trade has become exceedingly heavy. This may he
partly attributed 70 the facs that tho supplies nom
sbssed have confused on . more liberal scale than
sypected, and partly 70 the influence which inter
Yah OF fine weather between the showers have had
sn the minds OF huyers and sellers.
With respect to The actual state of the growing
esrn, u dimcut ss yet 70 obtain accurate infoms
tan; but there h evidently disposition 70 view the
prospects for The future in favorable light, more
especially % regards wheat 1t being kno that the
breadth Of land UNDER that grain IL greater than Ia
Griinary seasons This circumstance Is calculated
- havc considerable effect and whilst u is ia many
saees admitted that there appearances Of blight
md other defects, IL Is at the same time asserted
Aat the extra breadth Ia likely to cover, or moro
tAan cover, any deficiency which may be expe ted
- arise nom imperfections, which are not by any
means general. In most Of the early districts the
phns Is in bloom; In Others the blooming will not
take place for week. This ia an important period,
o. the produs tiveness Of the crop depends on the
nanner in which the blossom sets. That more or
ess mischief may have been done By the violence of
The wind In the early part Of the wcek-it having
tlswn perfect gale ON Monday and ruesday--is
certainly not impfobab.e Int of this nothing at
present be positively known, ard In the absenee
Of unfavorable reports. no uneasiness appears to be
felt.
The csrting Of hay has been greatly interrupted
BY the frequent heavy showers, aud we fear shat q
considerable qrabtty has been carried In too hur-
RED manner. The yield rs exceedingly light
round abont London, and this appears 70 be the
ease pretty generally all over the Kingdom; indeed,
quality AZ well quantity are badly spoken of, and
We apprekepd that the article will rule high la price
during the next twelve months.
We have taken considerable pains in our inqui-
ries res pecting the state of the potato, and are
happy TO say that thus far the plant appears to
be free from disease. This is certainly the
case as regards the early sorts, which are nov
being dog, the trbers compg rp clean and sonnd
At fhie period q the year. Il IL possible 10 fore oil
tie changes sbicb may take place week by week ID
must. th.rsfoJe cAsniine remirss 70 Instters
~ ga &c :. tx ;,inc u s.itieg. iu.s erag N
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of the first magnitude, and conduct entirely upbe
coming policemen. Il evinces resiessness under
restraint and indspositon to submit to discipline,
Which subverevc Of good order and authority in
the department, which ought not to be allowed, and
am therefore OF opinion that the efficiency Of the
department, and the welfare Of the cit require
tlat al these defendants should be removed from
Office. Signed, JACOB A. WEsrnRvELr.
DECISION or THE RECORDER.
From the proofs and admissions Of the parties, Il
appt ars that meeting OF policemen was held at
1itsIy Hall, 1873 Bowery on the 27th Of June last,
q which Mr.. Beach presided az chairman, and
hessIs sk:ats and Steele acted as secretaries; that
o publication Of its proceedings was made In the
newspspers--the Sun and the New YORK HEN AID
In which, In eject IL was stated that the meeting
was held Tor the purpose Of taking into considera
srsd by the Police Commissioners. requiring each
duty, and when they have official duties with the
Mayor, Recorder, City Judge, or Chief Of Police;
man, and Messrs. Shafts and Steele secre.
tsres, that . committee OF one member OF the
department nom each district, was appointed
to confer with the Commissioners Of Police and a
lie meeting, on the 10th of June, at five O'Clock,
p. M. Tie publication In the HERALD, in addition,
had notice with Il in effect charging that the
rules ard regulations OF the Commissioners Of Po-
ton of the late order imposes an expensive and
fantastital uniloIm, and states that meeting OF
the citizens, and all othen who feel aggrieved at
tbeu-ibe rules and regulations--and portion Of
the late ord.r, especially the latter) would be
held in ~ Pax at the time last mentioned. The
article In tie HtFALD purported to be signed by
Ar. Beach as Chairman, and by Messrs. Skaa.s and
Steele IS fecrefar'ts.
A tandbDl. print iu large type, containing the
lie notice, but ut yurpor'iDg 60 be signed, and
which was all. ntd ives posted IN various parts
~ the city. is ria.d before The Commissioner asd
= shtig tieisi,rss ~ rc're s'u'' q :iat sie' y
q. No'lste pc. a., aEe aGelcs- ~ Mtetl d.
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Solar ETHEREAL, Hall, and Side Lamps;
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Also, Block Tin Coffee Urns higgins, Tcapots
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With an endlesss variety of goods not named which
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Storekcepers and country merchants will find il to
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States, and we arc determined TO sell ms low
N. b. Goods carefully put mp for tho country by
m experienced packer and delivered free Of charge
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