The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Thirteen deaths occurred on board the George
Hurlbut, and five on the Caltoun-al infants
AN immense demonstration took place In the Park
hast night to Welcome the newly arrived German
aingipg clubs from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
sther places, who arrived by TIE Camden and Aun-
boy route at IL o'clock. After being welcomed in
The. Park, procession was formed, which marched
mp Chatham street TO the Bowery, down Bond
stseet to Broadway and through Grand street TO
Elizabeth street, where collation. was spread in
Washington Hall. The scsne, as the procession
nsrebtd through the streets was most s5rik-
ing, and will be fully described tomorrow.
There viii be grand moonlight musical excursion
Of The various singing societies On the bay. The
members, 20 the number of one Thousand, will as
senble st Staten Island in the afternoon for rehear
sal, 20 which the admission will be free. The Sta
3cn Island ferrs boats viii leave the foot Of White
hal stsees every haf hour till ten o'clock at night.
From Buencs Ayres we have papers to the 3lst
OF March; but later sdvices had already come TO
hand. The British Packet of March 9lst has tae
folio wing items:-The manufactured goods laster!y
pushed of ct auction must have been at heavy
sacrifice TO the importers besides causing serio1s
perturbation in the general market. Despite the
favorable reports of the late harvest, -four has
pect Of an Inadequate supply, or the tampering Of
fores'slers and spectators, il Ia cut to ascer-
tain. A lot Of some 10000 sailed hides, for TIE
English market, has been taken up at Al reals,
being advance Of one real on the previous pricss
md We understand tina. some smaller lots
have subsequently been disposed Of at about
Che ssme rsse. The stock on hand is very limited,
md pur ehy to close az the rate jus. men
Go fopa Cfakn e,
every prospect Of peace am tranquility. Speaking
% the government of Corrientes, the same paper
ssys -" private letter Of the 10th inst says that
Governor Pujol had completely repulsei the inva.
Sion made by Csceres, had publicly denounced
General Urquiza ss author or inshgator Of tae
movement, and was il march toward the Entre-
Rios frontier With force OF from four to FIVE thou
sard men, to demand satisfaction.
Hon. Charles O. Jenkins, Of Georgia, declines be.
ing candidate for Governor. He is an anE-Know
Nothing whig, and as there are now but two parties
10 Georgia-the American and democrstic-Mr.
jenkins says that az he Is neither democrat nor
Know Nothing, there is no place for him In the COM
IN contest. In bis letter he favors the Columbus
movement for Southern party, and says il the
Know Nothings win unite with them their objects
may be accomplished.
The rain storm Of Friday afternoon caused seri
ous break in the ChampIain Canal, near SCHUYLER
vile. The water made q breach around the north
side Of the north pier Of the aqueduct, through the
towirg path, ard ct last accounts the mason worl,
was giving way. The probabilities were that tina
pier would be swept away, In which event Il win
sake week or two to repair IL.
The sales of cotton yesterday reached about
1880 600 bales, the market closing without fu,
ther change in prices. Flour was dull and lac.
Der Dbl. lover fer common grades, while good 10
fancy and extra lots were unchanged. Canadian
wbts wheat sold OF 81 so and Indian corn from l0Ic
10 1o4c. Pork was again frmer, with free sales
shisfy Of new prime at Gle, ard new mess at $40
s2h $40 70. Other provisions we're in fair 20 good
derpa1d ct s'esdy prices. Beyond engagements Of
Seeson 20 Liverpool a. Sd u. 3lGi. 1924,
H. sht. we're inactive.