The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

and trunk su-in ~ estimation Of the builder, Mr.
Hewett-being correct representations Of man In Ill
his daily movements. Inspirations and feelings.
This building. however, h to be inhabited snly by
perfect spirits or, in other words, perfectionists;
the presentation by the Presi ent Of her model or
spiritual government plans, which "a to completely
change the present order Of things and s 30 LIBERAL
that restraint Whatever is to he put the co
sciences actions of its subjects long a. they are
believers in the creed Sechonalsts are to have the
privilege Of Withdrawing whenever and as soon as
they please. Women are to do the voting, hold the Of
fees and attend 10 the out door business while Door
man is to stay at home and attend to the children
and cook his wite's dinner. The presentation of q
plan for o new spiritual or duck ship, 70 DO cast
whole out Of solid iron, and to 60 whithcrsoever the
navigator plesses to any part of the world with no
other helm than the mariners will, and the singu-
lar and irrational rawlings of the maniacs on the
various topics generally; the grand finale con-
sisting in long summing up Of the three days
session. by John Orvis, one Of the leading spiritual
sta. Much regret was felt and spleen ventei on
Greeley, Dana, Davis, and other prominent spirit
ualsts for not having attended the Conference and
made themselves useful. On the evening Of Mon
day 1t ascsrtained that there was fin sncial de-
fciency Of alb ut $50 in the packets Of the gettep
mp of the affair, and the audience coaxed very
hard to come forward and contribute literally, but
to no purpose: no one appeared to respond. The
report is well worth perusal by the lovers Of racy
proceedings and eccentrcties
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about 1000
bales based mainly upon mdding upiands at about 14c
IKE, and m!ddNng New orleans q; latlc la.c with
some sales reported hsc higher. flour was again
6rmer, and improved about lOc per bb and in some de-
scrp,ions as much ss &c Wheat was firm. Fair Cana
dian white sold a; 81 S. add Illinois winter red at 81 co.
prime white Missouri held at 81 90 Corn "a. frmer
with sales Of Western mixed at CSC Csc, and Southern
yellow at 96c 97c. Rye at 81 o. 81 10 for prime
Northern Pork Was firm and active, with sales Of mess
Sc IS So 80 lard continued irrn and the sales en-
brsced about 1000 packages fair TO prime at 14,.c.
l4xc. aI&c Sugars were quiet, and transactions were
confined TO small sales, chiefly 70 the Job
bling trade. without quoable change In prices
Mot al the importers send Their sugars into
United States bonded warehouses arrival there TO
ing prices be realized In the the stock Is
and is supposed that present does no,
fall below abou, IS 900 hhds Il oO0 boxes and 900 hhds
modo But this fact hshoud be recoleeed must be taken
in connection with the circumstance that the New York
market is the largest the continent, on which
much greater extent of country and It's trade has depend
FOR supplies, embracing cities at the West which hitherto
drew their sugars from New Orleans. This city is also
large seller in bond to Canada, as well az TO the
neghboring cities or Philadelphia and Baltimore
The whole value OF sugars and molasses now
held in New York, in bond la1d in store, Is supposed
amount TO not less than ten millions Of dollars, and may
ornewhst exceed it, The heaviest holders Spanish
nban houses. Ceiee was quiet; 500 600 bags Mara