The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1844, Page 3

MONEY MARKET, ‘ Puesday, Oct 1-6 P. M. We notice quite ar improvement to-day in the stock excellent order, and It is ono of the most substantial built roads ia the country. market. Norwich and Worceeter and Farmers’ Loan, iv} ¢00 Ohio 6's, iat poe’ pet dt Co which there is more speculation at this time than in any | 70 do” i, 2 on other stocks in the list, advance! from one to one and a Lg ae nn half percent. Canton Co went up4; Mohawk }; Sto- ee Dhio7's 106) 100 do. nington 1; Reading Railroad 3; Long laland, Illinois, an? | too tnvianeth oh, 9 MH 82 do Ohio O's clesed firm at yestertay’s quotations. ‘The sales | jim ilinols spel bds | 4334 73° do were not very large. Money continues very abundant—| 2000 Reading RI bds ” Fig 100 de ‘The rates rulejat abou! 4J a5 per cent on good stock so | in Van Bees Ey oO curities. There are some slightsy mptems that speculations Bk 93100 | do in real estate are again coming up. ‘They will of ceurse | 133 4K 2i PK 5 HI tae aden be confined to good! productive property, similar to that of | 19 Farmers’ Trust a Hob ieepd RS last spring. ‘The very easy state of the money market, 7 7 ge a and the difficulty daily experienced at finding employ. do ft ee Beonipaton RR, ment in mercantile affairs for money, must compel capi- 100 do talists to seek investments in real estate. The total ab- ov han 0 sence of all speulation in merchandise, must keep down the rate of interest, and capital must be locked up in real estate. Itiv anticipated that this demand for this species of property will enhance the price of that in the market, and create a speculative movement among holders.— 100 ‘The increased value of assessable property inthis city} 50 do 10 7384 100 4336 * Boston, has been created in a great measure by the| 198 40 vio Haig 430 Comte’ C. bie 4 = anton Co an ad Rewarn from a depreciation inthe currency.— New Stock Exchange. . value cf every description of property, de-| so shasNAm Trust cl s0shas Hud & Berks © 14%, pends entirely upon the state of themoney market and ” beg Trust btw 434 25 Harlem RR 30 74 Commercial affairs generally. 11936, the market value | 225 {0 pirate end ef ‘0! atl Kinds of property was raised by the immense specu.| %? do dew 4896 100 do JaFions of that period, andthe prosperity that seemedto| 23 4° blo iy 50 Nor & Wore exist in all departments of business. The actual value | 3... 2, heap die hae was of course much less than it is at this moment, as the | 130 "“do’° mvt fbag Ha8 do improvements and increase in real estate in this city,|'2 10 haw, ie 5 ERE ne tee bang been p epente, The appraised value a go we joe i rH of real estate and persoraal property in this city, accor-| 3) 42 i 0 83 ding to the repori of the comptralier, is asfollows:— | 7 Lina — “™ is 3 ae ee BB eae Assrasen Vauur or Reat E 5 x B me Ax Tage NYLON yey, | Mf Mohawk RR wanes 3p btw 46 Reale atate........$164,959.315 171,096,501 6,aslare | paula J) me 64,273,765 645023,457 = Persomal estate,, ATS, T6h 64,023,457 — 250,908 ‘Total,... «++ ++ -$229,229,000 235,960,048 6,931,276 250,08 ‘Phe oggregate increase amounts to $6,730,968 in one Yar. This increase in the ussessed vatue is on real e tate. It would not do to say that the whole of this in- crease was from any dditional value put upon the same property, for many Juildings have, withinjthe past twelve months, been built, but a large part of the increased as sessed value has be.en created by the rise of property in all parts 0! the city. In Boston, there has been an in- creage of $7,000,000 inthe assessment value of property, and of course a re luction in the rate of taxation, being now $6 on athous#ind, instead of $6.20. There is very lit- tle prospect of the increased assessment value of property in this city reducing the rate of taxation, notwithstand- Sauxs or Srocxs—Boston, 30. At the Brokers’ Board ~ 60 shares Norwich RR, #30, 714; 25 do, #80, 714; 50 do, 713; 25 Long Island RR, btw, 83); 25 do, 844; 25 do, 634; 50 do, 883; 50 do, b30, 844; 50 do, yO, 813; 60 do, 833; 17 Western KR, 87}; 8 do, 873; 50 do, ea 88; 60 do, 6m, 88; 3 Boston and Worcester 1iR, i7; State of Trade. Asues—Pots are very dull. We still quote $413} 2 $4 25. Peurls are very steady at $4 37}. Cotton—The attendance of buyers was limited, and as hoiders do not press sales, the amount taken was very small. Total sales, 350 bales. FLown—Genesseo, we hear, is firm to day at $437} No material change in other descriptions. Hay—There is very little doing in this article. Com- mon quolities sell at 83c; prime, for export, at 40c. Provisions— Prime Obio pork is in very limited demand ingwe have the great retorm party in power. On the 7 624; mess do 1s held at $9 06} a9 3h Beef contrary, there is achance of the rate being increased, | Gomimucs gery, dull. Couutry prime sclis at $8 a 3.25; with the additionat value of property to be taxed. These Teports or estimates cannot be considered any criterion of the improvement in the wealth of our city. Property fluctuates in vFdur from month to month, and any epecu- jative mover ent is likely to advance;the price from ten, {wenty, or cnirty per cent. ‘The F* ,emers’ Bank of Maryland has declared a semi-an- nual @’ yidend of three per cent. T’ xe City Bank of Albany has declared a semi-annual 4 ,vidend of ‘our per cent. The Directors of the Nitchburg Railroad have deter- mined to issue new stock to the amount of $230,000, to be divided among the present stockholders. ‘The report recently made by the directors of the New York and Providence railroad, gives a very satisfactory stotement of the financial affairs of the Company. From the Greatest fluancial embarrassment, the business of the company has become based on avery favorable founda tion In 1839, the trustees, under the second and third mortgages, touk possession of the road, andit remained in their honds nearly five years, during which time the difficulties weighed very heavily on the stockholders.— Wuisxey—Drudge casks are very inactive at 24 cents. Weatern ‘and prison barrels are held at 24} Married, On Tuesday evening, 1st inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ban; Mr Avavusrus D. Fatlixa, to Miss Mana Louisa Evo, allof this city. Died, On Tuesday, Ist inst. Exeanor, Thomas and Sarah Bell, ged four years and ten months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the residence of her parents, 16 Thompson street, this after- noon at 8o’clock. On Monday evening, 29th ult. Jonn G. AuLan, son of Jobn Allan, Exq. rr 6 ponte aore Arrived, HARLESTON— Datharii BOmAsLEtTons Ship Cat harine—J Ravenal and lady, Master Y te Sr Croix—Brig Hyder Ali—Mr Brugger. fourth daughter of Havng—Packee ship Se Niolee Tole WEA avn and child, CNY: ent; Mrs Dietz and child, Mr Schlesinger, A Suits were brought against the Company, and the sale of | Hoi, {enzy Mason, lady, three children ‘and_ servant, Albany; their engines, cars, & , endangered at one timo the very se Wem Es ie: ooh Wien ence of the concern, and it was only by acompro- | MY Gouzago, iy Brown 7 mise with the creditors of the road, that the Company Forel; Importations. were enabled to keep up their business. The] Port av Paivcr— Hayti—17 logs mahogany 5600 Ibs. logwood $6480 to A.C Rossire & co—2050 bags coffee 107 pieces mahogany H & W Delafeld-300 bags coffee I’ Marone, | Lisnos—Barque Rio—48 qr cks, 160 fifths do wine J Os- born; 105 bbls do Harbeck 8 co; 8'pipes do, 2 hf do do, 4 bbls do, 7 blocks marble, 17 bundles cork wood, 45 quintals,'3. bags corks, 198 moyes salt Grinnell, Ninturn & co; 80 cask wine to settlement of old debts has been completed, with trifling exceptions, and it is supposed the total debt will not ex- ceed $650,000, secured by what is now the first and only mortgage ‘The bonds bear interest from August 1, 1843, payable semi-annually. ‘The receipts of the compuny for the year ending August 3st, have been as follows :— New Yorx, Asp Paovipence Rattaoap. ‘Receipts. Passage Money. . Freignt Money... y Rents and Mail Service, order, St. Asy’s Bay, Ja—Brig Mary Walker—pimento to.D & Ditnon: 1007 bags pimentos Leask old copper Eawlgud Scag, pinwall; 200 mento ks5 1 pic i i e I pimento B Banks; 1 piece lignumvite to tly Domest): Importations. Cuan.estox—Ship Catherine—$7 tierces rice Herckenwrath & Van Damme—8 bales cotton Smith, Mills & co-25 do J Ra- venal—A1 tes rice Masters, Markor & ¢o. Cuantestox—Brig Tybee—2i2 chs riee 3 half do Hercken- ath & Van Damine—§ qr do E Blackbutn—29 bbls pork MT jubbar MARITIME HERALD. + $102,138 76 + 89,760 60 12'924 76 $154 724 02 15,217 71 Cas’ in the hands of Trustees, Aug. 31, 1843, Total omount of receipts... .+.++4 +++ «6 B169,941 73 Expenditures. Law €xpeuses under the old trusts, compensation to trustees, anc contingent expenses under the ol4 coatracts. . .. Cash pad in seitlemeat of 0 claims at an average of about 37 Sailing Days of the Steamships, 25,265 52 Joaded with eoat, ran ashore on Taylor's Point, South end of Rhoile Island, tase hight nthe SW fe, and has gone to preces. vi cargo total loss—erew sived.” Vessel not insured A heavy gale from the North Past commenced here about midnight Saturday aud contioued until Suna on, When the to SS1V, aud bh kreater violence thin wid « i after s tory erected last Wonn blow, ¢ hat we have yer injury muss bees our harbor reevrils the loss of one vessel on our seaward shore, and we shall “ly hear of many more similar aud minor disasters on the neous Record. t Boar Thomas H. Suir bas been got off without Scun W. ton, and brought up: rigging. A small fist South Bostou Free Bridge,ki ‘ Whatemen, Cld at New Bedford oth ult. Factor, Hawes, Iudian Ocean and NW Const Pes i A letter from , Pease, Pacific Ocean, apt Russell, of the Geo Washington, Ware- ‘Aug 20, all well Ken. Agnes, from Rio Hache for Boston, 19th ult, lat 37 37, lon 76 32—by the Wampanoag, at this port. Schr from Boston for Port au Prince, 20th ult. lat 3140 Jon 65 40—by the Jenny, at this port, satt® from Neweastle, 2ith ult: Jat 36 39, lon 73.30—by the i. ham, seports hei Harvest, hence for Kingston, Ja. 15th ult. lat 18 51, lon 74 22— y, the Juno, at this port, ‘im Neilson, Robinson, hence for Port au Prince, 1th ult 4 Mole—by the Haye at this port, se Silenus, om rt stor : nyliee om ah jHisstien for Boston, 2th ult, lat Emeline, Jore oi load for Philadelphin, 7th ult rt Foreign Ports. Aux Caves, Sept In port, Sarah Elizabeth, of and for Baltimore, 2 days—only American. Port av Prince, Sept in port, ‘Jane Matha,’ for Phila- y American, delphia, 7 days—on| Holne Ports. 28—Arr Montano, Eldridge, NYork; port, Mary" Satter, (8 5 Can, Portland, Boston, Sept 30-—-Signal for 2 brigs. barque gone to the North Shore. Cld € reais: Nathl Hooper, Churchill, Charleston; ’Sum, Itder, Philadelphia: Marcia, Smith, Washington, NC; Wan W Wer, ‘Adams, Richmond. Hooarrown, Sent 27—Arr Ruby, Mitchell, fm Rondout for Bostons Mentor Gresawood and Hy Giay, Dawns, Pied ia for rmida, Toby, Norfol Cobb, Vork ford; Graee’ Dartiog Cie do te Halting The ‘Tuekeronek Light f New Beprorn, Sept 26—A: "yret public, Sowle, Albany. Licheste a. 20th— Baltimore; 3 Ad pt 30—Arr Jubilee, Atwood, and Bauner, Will- John M Parker, Tooker, NY ork. Arr Milton, Eldridge, Matang Pe Lubec: Edward igan, Crowell, from. lost he Frank, Stetson, York, Boston for Wilmington, Del Ricumonn, Sept 29—Arr Marietta Burr, Knapp, New York. Cld Iduna, [Sw] Moberg, Rotterdam. Sid Grand’ Island, Le compt, Boston, Notrouk, Sept 29—Arr Bolivar, Barnard, WA IMMEDIATELY—A arry on the Cooperage bu: all its branches, southern port. Flattering inducements will be offere made this day, at 34. New street, ANTED—A situati family as Cook. He French style. ‘The hest of ei address a note to A. Z. at thi tucker. an fully competen; WW ANTED—By a respectable young woman, with good city VV references, a sivuation as Nurse and Seamstress, or as Cook and Chambermaid. Plesse call at 466 Spring street, up stairs, front room. o2 1m : WANTED, SITUATION AS IRONER—By a young man, who has been brought up to the busine: produce the best recommendation for her character a1 lori Apply at 53 Vesey street, for Madame Serap! re French Wo- She are ct ng Honse, asel re refexences exchanged. Security and Please ad- dress ¢ this ollice. sg thee. WANTED. Purchasers for new and second hand Patent Mangles. They are a Iabor-s ving machine, as they entirely. supersede the use of ironing: smoothing table lien, sheets, Be with dh hy ele ® great rapidity a ne person’ with the maenine doing as-mach work yas six can with smoothing irons. The incipal hotels and a Is number of private families in the ¢} e satisfaction.— They are sold by Duncan & Warr, 'd Lit le Green street, N. Y., who do Kell Hanging, Locksmithing, and all kinds of fron work at reduced rate sv Im*: ELSH SOCIETY.—A meeting of this Society will take place at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway (late Concert Hall,) on Thursday even'ng, October 3. order of the Executive Com W. GRIFFT 02 2t*m_ ee » Secretary. on of 1844-"15—A minations, embracing a principles of oar’ law, will ba TU T é W YORK LAW SCHOOL —Se urse of Fifty Lectures, with Bi outline of the pri LYCEUM, £ “ANE £3 be" cntesiued every Tue ing at the une we, ‘o,accommodate stndents in the most humble the fee for this whole course is fixed at.‘ DOL payable in advance. No appliesvions for admission to t dof November ed for the whole term of their clerk- J, wh fal as well as legal read~ ry evening: shorter periot arefully st ckets delivered at the offi ‘or the subscriber TOMAS W. ansellor at L taw ev W is*re rark.—Coats of Arins, Crests, . Diamonds, Amethyats, Tor h or ent to any form. Si Seals, &e., engraved of Arms found es ignet Rings, Keys, € and upwards, and forwarded to any part of the United States, Apply to ity Hall Place, ‘oruer of Duane street. Per CONE, ese see seeeeeeresee 18,996 21 Books of He wi , ; len pa ii cacao Se tae jogks of Heraldry kept, with upwards of 100,000 names Land damoges unpeid ‘since the Wo shalt onap, Masters and Agente, 9,000 MONEY TO LOAN. ai em aptai (CDEAIRE.PS, tO ROA \ns tt Be vor ROTOR co ebanan manrey ehuepe Hy Quptning of, Vowels wit sive 1-692, To loan on bond and mortgnge. the shipping left at the por: whence they the vessels | D5 ()() THOVAS WARN “ $44,629 22 spoken on their passaye, a list of their cargo, and’ any foreign 4 id Coun Current Expenses. news] He will board them im: 8 General miscelianeous sate 1 and Correspondents at home or abr IL Also eo expenses, salaries, &C . . $49,970 65 . Repairs of ‘ro. and cars, . ie by sending to this otlice all the Marine’ Intelligence they ean obtalu., Nautieal iaform: loa of tay kine wll be chenktelly soonited PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2, 6 14] Moon 46| HIGH WarE! derthe general ogree- ment. being an overplus oi receipta by our roud Interest on new bonds for one year, Unclaimed, Cleared. Ship Alfred. Myers, New Orleans, Johnson & Lowden — Brigs Gotha, (Sw) Stindberg, Gottenburg, Wm Weisser; Har- monie, (Dutch) Bran: itterdam, A’'Nottebohm; Arone, Aus) rf $2,201 25 Constantine, T) Weisser; Clara, (Dan) Dun- te, '& Co; Lord Lovat, (Br) Cronan, De Wolf, Phil 1a.—Sch Redemption ofnew bd WE! Nook & Payton: Erie; Wileons do, ai ab master; J & W Exricksou, Sinith, Philadelphia, NL MeCready $121,772 40 160,401 62 Surplus on hand Aug Sist, 1844, ... ‘This is a very favorablereport and shows an increase on previous returns, that must be very si tisfactory tothe stockholders, as it appears very probable that very soon, the compeny will be able to make @ smell dividend. The receipts for several years past show the increase that has been realized. Additional sources of revenue have been recently opened, and by amutual orrangement between the several companies comprising the routes travelled be- tween this city and Boston, a fair division of the receipts will falito each, Every increase iu the modes of trans- portation, seems to create a corresponding inerexse in the number of passengers and amount of freight, and the pro- ductiveness of the roads in existence is increased by the opening of any new route. Barque Rio, ¥. Boston) 18 days from Lisb y io, Young, joston) 42 rom Lis it salto mater Pent ltndoo, Rector, tor. ie: Saneies, Tie Cloud, Davis, for Rio Grands, realy; Southemer, Hallett: for Rio Janeiro, Wdg. Granda, Byer, 19 days from Sydney, CB, with coal, . : th lumber, 17th ult, lat 39 16, lon 65 15, in a gale, lost ‘of foremast, topsxil, main spencer, &e, 28th, lost bulwarks, &e, Put in to repair Gn a ‘Wetiman, 62 days from Getle, with 260 hnston & Co. . Staraic, $9 days from Naples, nd Old Providence, Sept. 4, old copper 25,000 cocoa nuts: topms foresail, stave Swedish brig Jenny, 10 Boorman, $ brig Emile with, 'L. Palmie Brig Ursula, Roberts from | with 103 bales cotton 27 hides 1 6 12 cedar logs, 19 do boards 14 bags coffee 7 pkgs tortoise shell 1 bl sarsaparijia# pes matting to Wa ‘Tyson. Lett no, Ameri can vewel. ‘The U. has experienced very severe weather, and has been, J0 digs on the coaat, |g aca rig Wampanoag, bi sns, 20 days from Bonaire, with salt, to Badger & Peck; 17 do J Foulke & Son. 28th alt. off bushels Egg Harbor, in the [te gale, boat and caboose house, w ac ee t. coatdegadbamaprl lie Brig Mary Wal (of Philadelphia) 27 days from St Ann’s Bay, Ja. rs from Hampton he i TERS, 10 an be rig Juno, Trathen, logwood to 8 W Lew rig Hayti, Cutts, 16 days from Port au Prince, with coffee, &e to A C Rossiere & Co. 30th alt. lat 38, lon 74, saw a vessel totally dismasted—could not make out. whether she was a ship oads, with pi+ $95,435 47 118,889 31 days from Aux Cayes, with 188 tons dence Rulroad (Stonington) 1843, Aug. 31, ‘Totul receipts of the New York and Provi- deace Rauroad (Stonington) 1844,Aug 31, nO arhrit: (Che Ht. has experiensed two severe goles from NE. to Saylit sails, Total recoipts for three ywars. . ..... « «$364,048 80 |" Brig Hy der Ali, Tikiob, 19 days from St Croix, with 122 eke Average fot the past three years, $121,319 95 ae hds sugar 13 puns rum to Alsop & Chauncey. Lett to Amnerican ves The Directors last spring estimated the receipts aad expenditures of the company as follows: iarnings of the road in 1944, estimating irom ‘he receipts of the two years past and the present, thas fur, at least... .. Total expense of running the road for repairs and paying every charge for expenses, not over... . . 50, Interest on the debt British brig Cambridge, Parker, 24 days from ‘Turks Island, with 5304 bushels salt to Middieion do. Experienced severe ‘weather on the passage. Schr Curlew, Woberton more 2 days, with 0 toos fy Coffee 292 hates tobacco to ‘Thompson & Adar fi Pr echt Mary Eliza, Gi Sdays from Digby, NS, with ch to master. Schr Martha Words, May,7 days from Cherryfield, with jumbertokmith &'Bo}nion. Hato ent away her tovtnast arbor from St. Jago. de Cuba, vin Bal 60 hhds 30 boxes sugar 196 bag: $160,000 4} oi dividend on the stock 600 Haahr Mary tune Powell, days from Norfotk, with mdse, to ‘The directors re-erve as Starges & 5 gy: to mect the short bona 11.000 ‘Sehr George, Knepp, from. Georgetown, DG. with! flour, to Wot a Farther sinking bi pcan ged mouth, Couch, from Richmond, with flour, to ‘The actual receipts did not quite reach this amount, but the increase over those of the previous year was a very fair per cent, being nearly thirty-three. At the same rate, for another year, the receipts will reach more than $200,000, which, after paying running expenses, interest sinking fand, &°, will leave @aurplus sufficient to permit the declaration of a very fair dividend. The bonds of the company are payable in 2, 3, 4,6, 6, 15 and 20 years, as follows ; ae isnued no" judgments due August 1, 1844, to oo : Wainwright, Lowis, from Richmond, with flonr, Schr Jona to master, Schr Ann Rebecea, Cropper, from Folly Landing, with corn, t ter. del Borin Owen, §deys from Delaware, with. aides, to the Schr Rose in Bloom, Crowell, 2 days from Philadelphia, with Tilatnbiwe, Gage, 2days from Philadelvhin, with mdve to Ichi iat and Rebecon, Green, 2 days from Philadel- PMti Lodine, Blew: 2 days from Philadelphia, with mdse to Rehr Harriet Chandler, Sch Sel mie t Sel a Bonds due August 1, 18 Bouds due August 1, 1363, jchmond, fh Nansemond, potatoes. Phi Ns Redeemed August 1, 1944... .6.cc0eee06, 10,000] Behe Aten pri! Bhiedciphi, corn. a | Harv Beaston, Fpiladelphid, cos 9090.00 F | Reamer Deleware Hebniva, ¢daya:trqm Washington, DC.— ‘The sinking fond will gradually extinguish these boads without interfering with future dividends. It will, of it- ve f, extinguish $400,000 of the bonds, before theie matu- pesides which, all Ube vesl estate of the company, not required for its own use, and which is large ond in- crensing in vaine, i# to be applied as soles are made, exclu he D, was b if the const in the late Ni, gale, and put into Notfoll in Sisreseensied from Norfolk Dike A ship supposed tf Altes, from Chae ship su te HA |, from Charleston. Haraue Aton Patten froma Parks Island with sate Brig Ocean, frow Port au Platt, with mahogany. Also, 1 brig uiknown Sail . ods : Brig Annawan, Hutchinson, West Indies, Ships Mediator, sively to thia purpose. If, therefore, the holders of the a ‘ oli bonis made a heavy sacrifice hy giving up 50 per cent | {of kondans New, Kaunyfir Liverpool; St Nicolas, for Havre, Correspondence of the Herald. meng Inaneas Owvect, Are athy Goo Washington Red Brovidenes for. Charleston; sep lor gee venice on Apache of the principal und al the eccumulated interest, they have at Joust the satiefaation of knowing that they now have new bonds, for the full and prompt payment 0 which, principal and interest, they have’ the most afple fecutity, ‘Che track from Stowiigton to'Frovidence is ia oud ’ ES given to hundreds who will state we feel certain the publi tate facts just willhave confi- ‘opherous. Every prrson who buys comes re- led by those who have used it. Price tifty cents per bottle. Be sure to. parchase at the Hair Cutting Ioums, 116 Broudway. ‘Take the follow ng letter as a specimen + ” ‘HILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1841. Dear Sir—Th the three bottles of that excellent y ick and | candidly avow. very particle of dandruff 1s remo and eradicated, and those hairs which were heretof: now axlossy black, (their original color, }and the as effectually ted my hair from falling off.‘ i sic virt and 2 wish to benefit my fellow ei zens, are the sole motives that induce me. to pen this certificate. ot it re fours, Ke. BENJAMIN: WEST. EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA TT'HIS is one of the most speedy and effectual remedies for 1 cure of Gonnorrhana that has ever been introduced, pleasant to the palate and grateful the stomach, and taken, be the usual form of extracts. In it are trates ial properties of such remedies fi eqciods ih curing gleets, seminal al harges of the urinary prssage, ally a vegetable compound, aud acts like a charm i Gueing an immediate ojeration upon the part affected, direetions ac all pay the medicine, which may be had at No. ice $I. who desire medical advice may consult Dr. at his office, No. 2 Ann street, at all hours of the dey and evening, 02 t*m IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE DOCTOR EVANS, No. 20 Pearl street, near Beekman street, New York, has been more than forty’ years in the sue- cessful practice of physic and surgery, particularly in curing (perfectly) those desperate cases of atrictures, every Variety 0 secret disease, gleets, old obstinate ulcers, cancers in the throat, caused by mal-prre ‘This city is inundated with all nders to make eof nostra oney, uo matter how; they all great phy Welieve their long puffing adver: tisements, and for wi Ivis of the a importance sxrerienced physician. Dr. in. this city; his practice eeat after they have been expelju th Offices ‘are well arranged and be convineed, Cuses are guntanterd. most exp jis success Astonishing, ey Hospitals as incurable. ve privary. Call at 288 Pearl charges are most reasonable ai o2 It DEAR NEED. DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, 381 BROADWAY —Extmet :— € "Teheerfally comply with the request of Liewt, Me- Intosh, to vstify that he was invalided home as unfit for duty, in cousequekce of toral deafuess and discharges from his ear tha while in N i« way to England, he placed himselC under the ‘of Drs. Contaand Eqlwards, Aurists. Under th he recovered his hearing, and has retugned to his military dary. Signed, H. MeNEVEN, M. D., Surgeon to H, B.M. Fores, Jainaien, ACOUSTIC DKOPS Assuce cure for incipient Deafacas, Ear Ache or singing sunads in the ears, collections of hy secrecious of the orgens. ‘Their Acoustic Oil has heen a Tir remedy axa curative in all diseases of the ears for upwards of twenty years. Offices removed to 381 Broadway, corner reall SLOL shu Teapectiully to annownee to his that he has hired commodion part ments in the newly er ding. comer of Luspenard street and way, which he has fitted up without regard to ex- vense. ard iitends opening this day ‘Tursday, tat Occober, as a HOOTING GALLEIY , where he will be ha n- modate all who may take pleasure in the amusement. Eyery attention will be paid to visitors, and their comfort carefully provided fur. OL ln? re [On Thurrday afternoon oath Twat on he road be tweey the Harlem Ita road Depot, at Harlem, and West Farmy. 8 lady'p tral worked bag, (red tnd. green,)' co anembroidered. handkerchief, several pieces of Jewelry, Sur, Phe aticles ary very ichly pened iy th owner, edn im frivods nude wil ge Viberatly rewarded the bag and contents with; Thou, Woodruff, Esq « or with E. K Co!lins & Co., 56 south st. CONFECTIONARY HOMAS SPOTPEN, Wholerale and Retsil Confe No. 118 Bower Grand Country and. eity dealers are respectfully fo eal andexamine his goods be fore yurehsing leew NB No charge for boxes. city free of expense. pANoram friends and the pu Goods seat to any part of the aU re AT NIDLO'S GARDEN —Open fora short ‘season, the most magnificent Panoramic Painting ever ex hibited in this country, (40 say all the Artists thar lveve sean it.) It was executed by the celebrated Artists, Mr. W. Daniell. FE G. Parres and Augustus Earle, R.A, London, Itis now open during the Admittance t the Garden and Panorama 25 cents. respectfully invited to visit rhe Panorama free of charge, The Panorama of Madras was exhibited in. Russell re, attended with immense sueress, and wheu purchased by Niblo was cousidered the very bert Fanoramic pai mn Oi: Artists are 30 bales No | Lew orn, Rigs Tor sale by y PRR SSE WH COKS a evel 67 Newnan ot QODA ASH=25 casks Soda Ash, landing this d 9 rowel. WOUDHULL & MINTUR: ote GE RAP=i0 tons Kalish, sitoat forsale hy ae WOONKULL & M AUCTION SALES. "AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. STE SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Auctioneer, Store, 40 Ann street. THURSDAY, Oct, 3, at 10 o'clock, a8 Barclay street Household Fw smang-which are, Wilton, Braceels sed i ¢ any and fancy Chai Tables, marbl Pp centre eves, Oil Clot wnsils. Terms cash. 1. Sth, by at 1% rot ¢ William street, th ie Public Adunini entire COB 8. Bale this Bynes HARDY ARE, Ct rdware clock at av an staph nat, and worthy prising ay (city and country te ves and inns and Pistols, mprising every. variety, chr, steel fi ( ksworth & M d' Rasps, Eng ocks, a asks brass chamber just pat » Americ nd other de 02 1t*re IFFEN & CO, t 10 o'clock, at 115 Fulto s rior Furniture, by ¢ et Furniture of a Wardrobes, THURSDAY Oc 32 Ann sts. logue—el f nt jor quality, consisting « rior quality, consisting ighly. poli Marble Top Centre Tables, Work do, Quartette do, elegant Fren e and Mahogany Top Dressing Bureaus Divans, and Ottomans, of the latest sty'e Mi and 36 French Mahogany 1 Dressing Bureaus, with “ancy and Cottage Chi ad’ Freach Double and Single . Curled Ma » High Post ds," &e autifal tone, d Hand Furniture. es, dealers and 1 themselves of the werers, generally will do well to 21m 0 il for Ene hance to those who wish to me hour, they will. sell 200 nglish Eangray ings A'S. Tent seronid han consisting of Wines, Ruin, Gin, ticles ia the Tine. Also, Stoves, Franklins, &e, o2 It*m _THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. ROOTS FOR SALE AT As lips, Nareessus Or at ‘a 12 o'clock, in Thor- 1s Saloon, 19 John atre * apes The £ atalogaes now ready—the bulbs may be viewed the morning a OL 2" rre mended by namerous dica! and scien! fic geutlemen, is e¢ stinth for aude at the shop of jetor, IT rt Park Row, N- York p. N. B.—Orders from the country will addressed to the Pi ietor, enelo the cash. agents. Single wash in te shop 2) cents—or $1 per bot 02 lm*m PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR, Nos. 189 and 191 Mercer Street. THE Public Auction Sale for Ho Woegous, v This Day, Weduesi ad Oct. at lock, with Wagons, Harness, ic. At sl acatalogue of ELirses. Amongst the nuin- ber will be a pair of fine large Privat» Coach Hors ind, gentle and safe, between five and six years old,16 hands high, still, good travellers, and sold without reserve, their owner having no farther use for them, will not winter them. ‘The publle ate in- vited to attend the sale, 02 It*re Proprietors. 1ON COURSE. D RAIL ROAD ROAD. LONG FOUR RAC ing at 12 0’ A.M. for the be UESDAY, October Ist as wll leave Brooktyn ourse, and on Wedne: w\. for the 1 4 aud 1124 ay. 2d, ata qua ter otting Course. {EVILLE COURS UNPRECE ED SPORT. ‘The Great Sweepstal of $490, Ten Miles, in Hames, ing 14 for driver, will come offover the abo on W in DAY, October 2d, at 3 o'clock, P. M. lowing horses are wiined : ; Rergusov,of Albany, names, .b. m. Fann G. Mezker, ual ch. g. Neptuue. 5. Bertine Jin. Miss Fortune. Veh ‘om ‘Thr mi le Heats in Har- G. Cornell names. P. Bumstead neme b. & Immediately after, a Match of $id0—One NV R. Mr. Conselyea names. <0... rum, An extra train of Cars will jeave the South Fe ata quarter hefore two o'clock, P. Retu “ ¢ the sport of the day. Fare each way 25 cents. wie ry . Grey Eagle, terpy Davy, le Heats in Har- rot, minediately RREOTYPE GEN * AL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, EXCHANGE, BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA. HE SUBSCRIBEKS beg leave form the Daguerrenty pe e cousiderably enlarged their co the West Indies, 5: es, for the sale of b they. nee appointed Agents. Also, x auprly of best and Chemicals, either for Daguerreotype or Calotyye, made to their especial order, Cases ofall sizes. t st Polishing Substans es, and used for the D: constantly 0 reotype Art by addeeostag (post 1 ae 1 & F, LANGENHEIM, ange Building, Philadelphia LETTERSPATENT OF Tie, UNITED STATES. CLIREHUGH’S TRICOPHEKOUS ! on PATENT MEDICATED COMPOUND. T5.noy goknew lodged by thowants. who use it daily, to be the ONLY REMEDY TO PREVENT BALONESS, and to restore that ri VENTE GRAY HAIR | to cure and remove every appea of SCURK and DANDRUFF from the hair, and to koe hair ia the most HEALTHY, SOFT and GLOSSY ST. wre Tk, et free from all oily and xieasy aypearauce ‘ >What is here fie Warranted under a forfeit of nal reputation of the proprietor in de-med- sufficient tha every thing like quackery warded in proof of which the proprietor enn refer to hundreds iu New York, and the agent ia great number in this city, who have experienced the most anceess(ul results, Price $1 and $3 yer buttle. Principal office, 205 Broadway, up stairs, Where Clirehagh gives advice on all diseases of the skin connected with the row th of ol 3t¥ee PAR,” “THE START ‘THE STAR “TH 6) Lisrexann Street, span Brospway, OW that the Winter Cam reality arrived, the i subscriber (propeietor of the above establichment,) will pat pul howse,ok pie de gsumtl is FB, the following dishes aud selishes ?— Beet Bteaks; Kidveys; Murtou Chops; Poached gus; Rare bits; Pick! d Tongues; ri Sausay ‘Tea and Coffee, ityhle for references, elnbs, or pri- dy, and the best of waiters engaged for init atiLA, M, JOHN H. WOODGATE, PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA. } ISHING to. Subscribe to THE HERALD, and. have it served regularly at their stores, dwellings, &¢., will please leave their names with the Agents, at 3 Ledger Building Third street, near Chestnut. sins TERMS. For One Week... .. For Oue Mouth. Laueh on the 6° 284 cents a copy. Friew 3 cents, hestuit. PATCHES '—WATCHES AND JEWELRY .—Tho who wish to «, Gold rehase Gold or Silver Watel Chains, Gold Pencils, Key it vantage to eall on the sabseri ‘of the al h lower than any, tn city, low #s $20 and $25 aud Jewelry of bough ALL Watehes ranted to keep oF J, Watches, Clhoeks and Jeweler: d warranted, at much less than Ul GC. he ustial prices, mporter of Watches and Jewelry, _ol im* Je and retail, 30 Wall st., up stairs. FOR LIVE RPOOL—The well kno preket ship SOUTHERNER, 750 tons, inaater, Will have immediate ‘desparch. Or uy bales cotton or bulle thereat, or passion fy good accomodations, apply. to the Captain, on board, Pwr 13 &, BR. or to " TNS, #7 & WOODTULD & MINT FOR NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA A NEW YORK LINE, ii Mouday, 14th of Octow jor—The very fast ered packet ship AZOO, Capt. Wibray, #1 wail For freight oF apply on board d accommo- ‘all st. |. foot K. COLLINS & CO. @ South street Positively no goods received afer Saturday eveding, 12th October, stuppers by this line may rely apon, having their goods corwetly measured, and that the ships of this tne sail pune: tunity a advercimed, Aon ia New Url Megars. Hulien and Woodruff, «ho will'Gromptly forward all goods wo teis address. xiteo PARK TULEATRE. will bye presented SSULANCE. J Dvzgle, WH Crisp renker, ereett Mix Harkaway, Fisher Miss Clara’ Ellis Wil Pees p inte “Mr Placide ind and Wind ers 50 eeuts—Pit 50 Gallery 25 cents. LONDON’ AS# rly, Placde | Dyore hippendale | Mix pa ker lud: wl cents “PALNO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOU-E. THE IT EVENT » W adunired Opera AMMERMOOR Will be performed. SECOND NIGHT OF Ou WEDNESDAY Douizett’s mue LUCIA DIL THE sto all parts of th ured six days in adva’ for the Opers an » at, Kerfor Comer of ‘The Entertainnwuts a uuder the sole direction of MR. MIT‘ ' NOTICE—The Garden open ‘o’elock, and the per- al formances commence at 74g. ‘The Theatre is uow enclosed, and should the ev be damp or cool. NEFIT to commence with, for ical Extiavaganan, by the author of WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS Lachrymoso.. « Mr. Nickinson. "I p80. 5 Mr. Feano. Queen Susidora, (Farr One with the Golden Leeks,) Miss Clarke Pas Seul by Miss Partivgt 0 Lover of thirty 1 ude wit {E PET (OF ey ba THE PETTICOATS. Mr Mitchell Ir Holl St Pier, MeFi Miss Clarke Mr Nic! ny Johnson Everard Lieur Fuze, Rea Lieut Cison’ Rosenthal Mis Watts Miss Taylor Bleecker. Mrs Everard Miss Roberts hie Mrs Dunn | Zoe, Mrs Webb Mrs Wiese | Dorothea, Miss Pray M abet, Miss Pray OSTPONEM at this establishment ou c- gonine of weather, as the Grand Eutrance from Broadway to the Saloon is protected, aud the New Saloon, which is ventilated from the top, s, can be enclosed at a moment’s notiee. Tickets Fif nts. BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, October 2, The Grand Higtotieal Play of Will be acted every bg until further Patnam, Mr. N. Johns ‘iI CIRCUS GOW First night of Mrs, HOWARD and Of Welch & Ma ‘The Horsemanship tht LADY. ce, *, Burke W. HOWARD, the principal NS aulters, Riders Nodists. In this country, besid Rope P Boxes 25 cent 530 3t*m MR. DEMPST JAL + NTERTAIN- MENTS. Y LIBRARY, CORNER O} AY & LEONARD ST! Mj i, DEMPSTER thas the honor te i giving three Vortl. Fs sday, Thursday and 8 when he will sing h y again a he De on my Jo—My N Temmy my wi’ thing !—A Man's « Man fora’ that—Hig Partieu! f which may be seen in pre ores, and at the Society Li had at the door. rammes, to be rary. To comm ce ata OF DANCING Ad LING, ON SATURDAY, CARD—MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that their Classes in Dancing, Waltzing Ht commence at the Assembly Room, ( roadway, in October, and wil! continue throughout thi Tuition, for Young Ladies aud Gen leien u Tuesday and’ Saturday” atternoc ing at elder class of Gentlemen at 7. Every new style of taught in Mr. W.’s classes, without additional charge upils. ir. W. trusts that the references he be satisfactory. School: tieulars, PAULINE aforms at nt tO yd geathem which arka, and all the other she HL te: fashionable "The m and the e r ay at Mile i FRE MONS. M resuined bes of the day g school will be open from 12 o'clock to 2 o’eloe! ing from Go'clock to Saclock, oe ad gentlemen wishing ins! o m are ed to Desajarsdin’e house, 7 Park Place, wlawere WI iUAGE AND MUSIC. IAME AND MADYLLE. GAUVAIN, have their Classes aud Private ns for the season ‘The French taught through sca's Oral System, exclusively used by Mr. Ganyain for these fifteen years past. “The Piano, Guitar, and Singing also taught, ou the most approved prineiples The French language is usually spoken in the family. Api ly at 7 BROADWAY. XHIBITION __ THE END OF THE WORLD. RIGINAL PAIN'TING AN 0! F A VERY LAKGE SIZE wit ed and tately finished by F. Anelli seal Figures, paint- hib ‘apollo Hoguve, 410 Broadway, fi Exhibition now open, at Apollo Rooms, 410 Bro: y, from 10 A, Mt M.,'and frou? to 10 PM eaeidied Yh a: 810 Im*re KR. LARDNER, CONSULTING VEER, Athe. neum Hotel, Broadway, New York—Dr. Lardner will continue the professional practice which for many ye a be pur salted epi o reside at a di ce may for statement of the case, with the necessary drawings or ave: when immediate attention will begiven. sit Im re = om clea: INT EK thu NT. THREE SHI M PATERSON TO ERSEY CITY. fer the Istof October the cars will le New Vouk, 9 o'clock A.M. 123g 5 rane AK KAN FARE LANGS FI On ” Ox Sunpays. 4 o'clock A. } 4 > i ALBANY. OTICE—The steamboats COLU NORTH AMERICA, raday, the Ja Albany and y hk, fi the street. north side of the Tandt stret, as heretofore. “PEOPLE'S L F STEAMBOAIS FOR ALBANY DAILY, Sundays excepted—Through direct, até P.M. from he Steamboat between berty streets. ; ' R, Captain A. P. Evenings at 6, aytain A. Houghton, on rday Kvenings, at 6. t Five o’eloek, P. M.—Landing at Intermediate Places, ‘The Steamboat COLUMBIA, aya William IH. Peck, Taeaday. ‘Thursdyy vad Sanulay Aftemoous. at 5 vtelock. The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capiain 1G. Cute renden, Monitay, Wednesday, and Friday and Sunday After- noon.’ at 5 o’elock Pasweagers taking either of the above tines will arrive vu Albany in ample tune to take the Morning ‘Train of Cars for che east or west. ‘The boats nre new aud substantial, are far- aished with new and elegant state rooms, and for speed and ac- commodations, are unrivalled oo the Hudson All persons are forbid trnsting any of the Steamboats of this line, without a written order from the Captain he John, ™ The Steam| wry rei tp lay and Sat jonday, or panange of freight, apply on board, o to P.C. Sebnite, at the Office on che wharf, olre 5 d the Alfred— pt Ray mond, ton TN cabin atthe lowest raves rm to make early ap- FOR NEW ORL vs ‘The fast sailing ship VAN will positively on ow shay has passed accommodation: fe aud steerage passengers, who will be take The fsecuring berths, will req plication ou boar atfuot of Ma den Lane, or to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South «treet iN. B.—The subscribe hive a regular suecess class a POR LAV Bere New ne tegilar Meee of th Get—The regular fast sailing Packet Shiy JARRICK, Carpe o B. JU. Trask, of 1,100 tons busthenwill sail as above, her regular day. For freight or passage,’ having accommodations unequalled for splendor of comfort, apply ou board at Orleans wherf, foot of Wall street, or to KE. K. COLLINS & CO, 4 South street. Tyas above, her res Hendid packet are Price of Fasnnge, $100. The packet ship Roscius, Capt, John Collins, of 1160 tons, will succeed the Garrick, and sail 26t November, her reaular d siire PASSAGE FOR NEW OLKL —Kegular Packet—Will sail on Monday next, 7th Qetober, ot passage free. d op SULTANA wil dh ne. ather pers ole # i0th Oeroh p SWITZE, ail as above, her ry superior accommodations for ( n, 2d Cabin, PAsRengers, persons int to embark should te application ou board, fuer of Meiden Lave, or JOSEPH McMURRAY, 0 Pine street, corner of Routh. NOTICE—Passage free, if this ship, wind and we mitting, does not sail as above. FOR LONDON The first clans, fi LAND, Captain FOK NEW OLE ALFRED, Capt day, the Int of Octobe his splendid ship has unsurpassed secommodations for ca- bin, secoud cabin gnd steer nigers, Who will be taken the Jowest rates. ‘Those desirous of secaring berths, will require fo make early application on bead, at Mugeay’s wharf, foot of Wall street, or to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street N.B, ‘The subscriber will have « Tor suceession of frst class ships the we NS. The fast sailing ship , will be despatched on Tues FOR LIVERPOOL“ he well-iu packet ship SOUTHERN FR, 70 to: ynaster, will sail on the Id October, P t of 100 bales cotton, halle th v very good aegommodations, apply to the Cagrann.ou home p Least giver, or to WOODHULL & MINAL bid s2br0 #7 Howth street The Great Mass Meeting ov THe WHIGS OF PHILADELPHIA. Immense Asscmblage=In nse Exeltement! Whig Hopes Brightening in the Key-Stone State—Fifteen Hundred Beautiful Women and Twenty-Five Thousand Brave Men and Enthusiastic Boysin the Field! Great Speech of Mr. Webster. The excitement in Philadelphia yesterday was indescribable. On entering the city from any of its numerous avenues, the evidences of some great popular commotion were every where visible. Every street was streaming with flage and banners. “Clay” and “ Frelinghuysen” met the eye in every direction; whilst suatches of whig songs and bursts of whig music came floating on every breeze. No one could doubt that “the country’s risin.” The county sent in its thousand of representatives of both sexes, all ages, and conditions, and in all sorts of vehicles. One wagon in perticular from Valley Forge, attracted our a‘tention, and that of all who saw it. Nor was this strange. It was driven by a sturdy farmer; beside him sat his wile, a comely matron with fine black eyes, and behind stowed away with marvellous economy of space, no fewerthan ten children, of years varying from fourteen to two—the offepriog of the rustic pair, and an illustration of the sacred text— Thy wite soall as a fruitful vine by thy housesides be hy eblidren like to olive plants, about thy table round. Worthy of the patriarchal household of the royal Psalmist himself. A dozen flags or more streamed {from the top and sides of this wagon, and above all the rest, one banner, with the not altogetier inappropriate metto—*Clay and Pro- tection to Domestic Industry !”” So numerous were the representatives of the lady whigs, thatit seemed as if the whole female population of the city and county of Philadelphia had come out in all their smiles and loveli- ness to honor the occasion. At every window in the street through which the long proces- sion passed—on the road and on the ground where the meeting was held, bright eyes “shed influence” upon the scene, and gave to it an inter- est, brilliancy, and effect,not equailed even by the joyous beams of the bright October sun; albeit he, as he pursued his way in the cloudless sky, like a warrior rejoicing in his strength, added not a little to the life and interest of the day. At least fifteen hundred ladies were on the ground, many of them ot very great beauty, and surpassed by none in that respect, the female members of the family of the gentleman who gave the use of the ground for the meeting, and who surveyed the scene from an ad- joining eminence, on which their hospitible man- sion stand. The place of meeting was about three miles from the city, on the Frankfort Road, in a large and well-selected field, on the farm, of Mr. Pieker- ing. A substantial platform with a suitable awn- ing had been erected, and the accommodations for the reporters were excellent, although they were terhpurarily disturbed by the uncourteous conduct of two of the marshals, who insisted on seating themselves on one of the tables, from which they were ejected with a little trouble, oc- casioning a few moments’ interruption to the reporters who were writing at it, We mention this with a view of teaching them, and all others in like circumstances, better manners in future, tor itis a fact, that generally the greatest annoy- ance to the members of the press on such oc sions, arises from some of the very ivdividuals whose busioe ss it is Lo preserve perfect order. The procession did wot wtrive on the ground till near two o'clock. Mr Webster was amongst the first who arrived, and on his appearance, he was very londly cheered by the thousands sean use sembled. Aftertum came the “Kentucky Delega- tion,” who also met a cordial greeting About a quarter towwe o’clock the meeting was organised by the appomtment of the Hon. Joun Saneunr as chairman, ‘The Rev, Dr. Hieains then ofiered up a prayer of #bout fifieen minutes duration—a ceremony which, somehow or other, does seem out of place on such ap occasion, #Atter this prayer, Mr. Sanaeanv stepped forward aud returned thanks for the tavor of fis appout- ment as chairman, ‘ arked that the occasion was ene of no ordinary charac’ at ut that season When the truits of the erih ad been gathered in, that they should return thanks tor the kindness of heaven (A stentorien votce—" But where are they 7” Laughter und conlusios.) Next they dadebt to the revolutionary Leroes woo bad made the task of preserving ihe fruit of their work, «task so Next to them, they had to acknowledge their debt H CoMbiry dyarat fo a reign ised by the univer years had elapoed since he first raise: lamented Hurnson, and ku wing bim to ce a trae whig they have selected him ax thei candidate or Governor (cheers) He tx General Joseph Markle ("Three chi for Markle.’) He never raised his sword wgoin-t any bi a foreign foe, and like Cincianatus, he now enters agen on civic life, to protect ond advance the interests of his fe low citizens. Wheu he raived his sword iy battie, it ended triumphantly, Let them accept the omen, them believe that ‘the same pry again awaits him, Cheers.) They had stile further debt to acknowledge. To all who ia the field or in the council had di feuded the Consutution and supported (he Union, and labored lor the county. Muny such there ground Lin Amougst them he wos sure that 2 would allow him (o suy that they had him who ved for himself the ttle of the “ exponnier and vn of the Constitution.” (Cheas) He meant Daniel Webster. (Cheers) But why should he name him? When the dark cloud cf nuliificauon threatened the Union, he acquired that title. Then he mede himself known throughout, not only this cocniry, tut the world. (Cheers) The g not exucily in the into something bke t! “Texas at allevents.” [A voice, have it too (Confusion and cnes of “Put him out.”) Why was it that they had met here thet day 7 Eostern Peuisylvania—their fellow citizens trom this and distant Biatcs—why was it? kt was because they were on the eve of a great ion They were to choose a President and Vice President, and a Governor of Pennsy weilary of that great republica wer t poli- ali these pomts were of abimity as to the candidater never wit y Whig heart wae for Henry Clay and Theodore Freunghuysen, Why was it so? Because on those elections depended the fate and des iny ofthat great uation. It waa now apparent, It svet there wasadgubl, that all that concerned the nation was in jeapordy af th put in the hands of @ pposed to Ul He appealed to Gem oll is the rejar he interests and principles of all true pat aa elected who was oppored mined will of the Prerident States by the voto power, and an indefisite influence could defeat any measure, if he could net carry t was destractive to it, although rom what they had ven, they had to fenr that he could carry deaiructive Teasuces against a majority of the people. ‘They. the whigs, wanted to instruct ail that if there be principles to be maintained, now was the tine,to doit, Now, why ‘was it that the whigs of the Union had now fixed on @ candidate without a woting voice? Because their candid were true men—not men ofa day—not menwho, for dome shining qualities attracted popular regard— but men whe had been tried and never been found wantin Here then was the choice—Henry Clay on the one ride and James K, Polk on the other, he had nothing to say of the personel character of either. It wos not necessory to say a word of one. The name of Clay was enovgh. (Cheers) Aud who was the ether? He «poke of him as 4 public man~ one whor never beard of til er the Convention, and sprung up as if he ud grown out of Texas, laughter) whilet Ven Buren, one mind highly to his credit, had gone againat Texas be was put under the two third rule, ond with @ clear mejor iad wos put aside and Up sprong the growth of Texrr- Texos candidate, Now what was the views of the whig ~attachment to the ¢ onstitution- devoted love of the Uni- op which they would never sutier to be dissolved whatever attempts might be mude—aud these subordinate bat most easel ly inte Tefen Beatie or van. wy? The tariff the prote do. mestic industry - seoaslewr ney~ rang eg ays he public lands—-and soon But of there let him take one. What woul! be the fate of Pennayl¥ Polk were elected 2 Would not the aprinly 7) ged stroyed atonvue? When t onven wae met, South Caroli 1 alool-when Polk was nominaied these two men who bad stood alnol at once gave in th ‘ Pole then Was the Candidate of the nul hf payiveria consent to sich an election? (Ne, Prospectus of the Globe was published, joto Penuayivania? They separated from tue that pert ot it they knew w ning almanac-maker, | predicted aanow atenunusually, early day us the season. Fortunately, theanow came, and every boty ter Urewted bis almanac, til) ot last a farmer oeme one io him theta fine day he had predicted turned out wet,