The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1844, Page 3

the complexion of the politieal movements of the day.— Although the elections which have taken place in the de- linquent States, have been conducted with the greatest silence, so far as the public indebtedness is concerned, there appears to be a very general opinion among the ope- Tators in State stocks, that, should the party favorable to 4 distribution of the proceeds of the public lands among the States come into power, the actual value of the stocks will be greatly increased, and the creditors of delin. quent States greatly benefitted. This is, however, all in the prospective, and may never be realized, but the en- have a very favorable influence on wotations among speculators. As we have before remarked, the snbject of State indebtedness has not been broached by any of the party speakers previ. ous to eny of the elections in the delinquent shows that there exists in the minds of the leaders of both political parties, a dread of touching the question when parties are so equally divi- ded, They are afraid to bring before the people another issue, and the mutual fear exhibited in relation to this subject shows that it would be considered a1 unpopular movementin either party. The prople in the most heavi- ly indebted States have heretofore been oppressed with the weight of taxation, and haviog once thrown, it from their shoulders and passed through the ordeal, they evince very little disposition to assume again the burden while there is a possibility of getting rid of it In Penpaylvania the people have conse:ted to the sale of the main line of the public works, and the State com- missioners Kave now the authority to proceed and take the proper steps to ensure a sale. No one ever doubted but that the voters of that State would consent, and the large majority in favor of the sale, shows that the people ato in favor of any plan that may be devised to pay the 8 ate debt or annual interest, but a sesert to taxation ‘The principal or interest on the debts of the delinquent States of this Umion, never will be paid by taxation. We have been convinced of the truth of this remark fer a long time, and every movement of the people regarding The Commissioners of the Illinois canal loan knew that the people of that State would not submit to taxation, and they were consequently compel- Jed to abandon the negociations on that point, and propose other terms to the bondholders, as security for their advan- ces; and the known feelings of the people of Illinois as regards taxation, may defeat the negociations of the com- missioners both in Europe and in this country. A simi, ubject exists in all the other delinquent States, umong those able and those unableto submit ta the rate levied, and we have no doubt but that the anticipa- tions that the public works will be sold, will retard the movements of the tax collector, and plans adopted by the last Legislature for the liqui- dation of a portion of the debt, and the whole amount of interest, the whole arrangement may fall to the ground. Every thing connected with the State debt of Maryland remains in a very quiet a!ate. The late election in that State, like that in all others, was conduct- ed more for the spoils of office and tor party ascendency, than to advance the prosperity of the State, or its works of internal improvement. We have heretofore repeated- ly asserted—and the movements daily made in all parts of the country confirm it—that the public creditors of the delinquent States must look to the productiveness of the works of internal improvements in each State, for any or dividends on their stock. All other re- will eventually fail, and these works, tocon- ‘uct which, the immense debts have been contracted, will have to provide the interest on the co: these debts were contracted by a set of speculating politicians, the people were told that no taxes would be requiredto pay them; that the immense revenue from the works, as soon as completed, would pay the whole cost; that the people would be vastly benefited without an outlay of a dollar of their own money; that the wealth and prosperity of the State at large, and every individual in it, would be increased tenfold. These were the fals® lights held out to delude the people, and most thoroughly have they been deceived; but, in return, the people have a word to say, which is, that if these publie works do not or cannot pay the interest on the debt cor them, it must go unpaid, we are alee. AUCTION SALES. UCTION NOTICE—Stock of Grocer’ ‘mortenge. Also, a »plendid Ou Thursday, at 10% o'cloelk, w No Il Spruce street, by virture of a chattel mortg: . Wordsworth, Attorueyeat-Law Groceries &e., removed dwat Home Ports. Bawoon, Oct 10—Arr Foster, Lancaster, Boston; Atalanta, pont, Patterson, Philadelphia. new) Kenney, NOrleans. eazer, Healey, NOrle nko w, 339 tons, of N Cutter, St Ubes; ‘ennessee, Winslow, Oct 12—Sld Norwich, Crosby, from Boston for Al- in, St Ubes; Swiss ‘hiladelphia. Came comm d that Peas wi tabout 3s. per orig and Bar! It appears that most of the vessels at Mont clearing a ballast for Quebec. owing shipment of breadstufts. At Quebec lumber cargoes. ill be sold at the auction rooms ‘MomasTon, Oct 9—Cid Pario, robably to pon | mad THomaston, Uct Old meds stely after, a splendid assortment of gentlemen's re HE thd ggemee oe ony vty roe rp anner. valuable fresh Dry Goods and jay, im the Sales Ro assortine.st of excelleat F AUER Rk ‘ednesday and Thursday street, to commence at 11 with the Antiquities, consi Martha Kinsman, Wi Cuba. jedged Articles, on on Saturday a first rr Jacob Pennell the Island. Of the Mary Clare, but they har and some inferior ha markets are sufficiently eu come. No stock left of jad no arrivals been numerous in Havana, at 10 a 10} ra, both ied for s.me time juscovado Sugars or Cof. fee, nor Molasses; what comes in still from the country of the latter, is taken uw anticipation at 4rs. per 4p, in tow of steamer wind fresh from SW, TRA PAINTINGS and RICH 5 pooner will sell ou t., at No. 69 Duane ck, On. Wednesday, the loth, CRS —Levy & th and tith Oc immediately, or in , such as Chairs, ‘Ta iry season at the ear. reelain Plates, Caps a ‘groups of Figures, fane 16th ceutury, with le of the 17th, EnGantown, Oct nm, ane some others just arr. © Sachem, Hunt, NY “Shepherd, and st Get it—Arr Ellen Rodman, i Han’ h, Childs, and Jas Lam- ork; Tiger, Nye, ce, Oct 12—Arr Kennev, NYork. Sid Viet Richinond' Fokomoke, Cups and Saucers; antique other antiquities, ; il comprise the collection ‘and modern. inasi not offered befor . next Monday, whea the ‘Ladies are particularly invited as well as the Coffee, the consequence will of one third of the next crop of Sugar, and put the grind- ing back so much that we shall not expect to sre new Su- gars into market till the last of Feb. or in March The cro) Of Coffe is almost wholly destroyed in this neighborhoo. id brisk, doz. 32 234; Beef, prime and No. 1a 8; do Jerked S. American, 13 a 14; Jerked e8, 13. 14; Bread, per bbl. 60 260; Butter, yel- 3 Candles, mould, 12 a 13 rs; do Sperm, 39a 89; Chease, American, 14a 15; Cider, 34 a 36; Codfish, 24 426; Flour, American, 16 4 a Hama, American, 0a 54; P.M., $23 a 24; do Pitch Pin Oil, ‘whale, per gallon, 6 Onions, 32 a 34; Porter, London, 0; Rice, qtl 5a5 4; Sh below, Richmon: fic Ocean. Arr 13th, Benjamin, ron, Rappahannock; U: ‘ashington, Hull, N Oct 10—Arr Sally Marmion, West, Providence for Hayat ‘all River for Norfolk. Haven, Oct 4—Arr Moselle, Stannard: Van Buren Corwin, and Ganges, Jackson Albany; An and President Frisbie, N York; J Bi Brace, Hallock, Savannah; Hantronm, Oct 12—Arr Sachem, ks: Albay; 13th, Wm Penn Providence, to lord ‘thomas and a mkt. 16 0; Hoops, M , 30 034; rd, 11 4a 12 rs. Lumber, W. 18 a 25; Nails, cut, 60 9 62; a 5}; do Sperm oil, 8} a9; per barrel, 22° a 24; Tork, Mess and Prime, 11 a 14 4; eeting, Russia, pc. 0; Soap, yellow, 5 446; Shooks, hhds, 1 6816: dobox, 6; half white and half brown, 7 0 84 ra; white, do 4}.a 5; yellow do 5} a 64; Molasses, an Byeaan 2 om PERIFOCAL SP Pic. 1” AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, ity over all others is atteated by Dr. Parteson of New York, aud Dr, MeLellau of P! public are invited to jndge for themselves Y Broadway—rhe only Agency in this ci B—All other kinds of “Spectacles at loss ves, Henry Brown, Lingo, Phi Deming, New York; Bell Southworth, NYork; Lath, lth, Glide, Tracy, do. | S8id 12th, Bosto ” Brooks, and Phenix, White, Albany Jphia, 4; Honey, 3a 2} rv, Exchanges —On London, 13 a 13] pm.; New York, 4} a 4} dis.; Boston, 3$8 4 do. ‘o the United States, 6 rs. a $1 per box Sugar, Molasses $2 per hhd. Ag May Smith, Providence. Cld Ricumonp, Oct Lynehbarg, Ma do; Willow, Shi Sid NL MeCready, nsei Saml C Abbot, sry Clark, Sweet, Charleston. age ‘ CHarceston, Oct 12—Arr Moselle, Eustis, Frankfort. Cld Jupiter, Carter, ‘Liverpool. U—Cld Philura, Doane, NYork; Pandora, no dateArr Tarry Not, and fubbard, NYork, » Windser, and Almira, ran, ‘Thomaston, name unknown. 'y On Monday, lath inst., Justinsa Exsz, daughter of Andrew Gassner, Esq. ci ‘The friends of the family, and of Charles Burdick, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her father’s residence, No. 80 Chi the 16th inst., at half past 3 o’clock, taxation confirms it. FOOT RACE. ddvertised to take place on the Lath, will take place Weduesday,) at 3 o’cloek, unte storm this morning. Should tie weather rem i nd, asa more positive notice and quick Mary Frances, Hi street, on Wednead 7—Arr Vespasi. without further invitation. On Tuesday morning, suddenly, Mrs. Jann Ann fod 56, rel ct of the late Samuel 8. Browning. ind those of her son-in-law ‘e respectfully invited to attend y the 16th inst., at half past 4 late residence No. 27 Sixth street. ing, after a short illness, Mancarer Lovisa, youngest daughter of Benjamin und Eleanor Bell, 8. iends of the family, and of her uncles, Bell and tfully invited to attend her funeral Canal street, this (Wed- n clear the track Laurens, from Boston, and a method of giving place and every thing out of the Course, commen every five or teu minutes, until 120’ ‘a. cannon will be fired from atl0 o’elock and continued ANTED—A pee i Cpe that cut se fine oe ae uch a it oy . ADI 8 one steady employment will be given Atel a Corner Broome and Sherriff street. ANTED—A situation as a lady's companion, by a young i herself in every way nc- best of references can be the office of this paper. PARTNER WANTED n wishing to establish himself in a profitabl ) ame time, an agree can be either active or silent as a of five or six thousand doll doing rarely to be ‘an interview can be bad. .. Address * H. B., Upper Post 1 Joseph R, Stuyvesant, funeral on Wednesda: lar feeling on thi: ceptable to her employer. ifrequired, “Address A.P., at Gilmour,are reg the residence o! nesday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock. October 15th, after a short and severe illness, Paruen, eldest son of Mary and Phyler £. H. Dibble, aged 6 years 7 months and 15 days The friends and relatives of the fa invited to attend his funeral from his laie residence, No 68 Marion street, on Thursday, October 17th. at 4 P. M. The members of the Knickerbocker Lodge O. F. are also respecttully invited to attend, between the two VTREVILLE CO s MONDAY, October 28-h, at 20’cloek, P. M larness, $50 to go to the ‘ing horses are entered :— mily are respectfully communications confi- TROTTING, Ten Mile Hear: in therace. The fc C. 8. Bertine enters, $s, Feraeson, of Albany, nters. : nm. o¢ West Troy, enters. meOWith the priviledge to enter Lady M. SCOTT & CO. 509 Broadway, have y " did importation of new. an deries, which they will se Also, a large assortment of Laces, at 00 per cent under the usual prices, Dress Caps and Ribbands, for Passengers Arrived. Liverroot—Ship Memphis—Rev © L Mi Welsh, Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald, New York; Ca) Virginia; G Rawso i McMath, lady, 3 children and servant, [relan: ASSENGERS PER YAZOO, for New Orleans, will . Please be on board the steamboat Hercules, at Whitehall, this (Wednesday) morning, 16th instant, at 10 o'clock. ol6re CAST OFF CLOTHING ‘AMILIES desirous of converting into grill obtain from ichigan; J Eastwox id—and 123 in the C) i Foreign Importations, SOFC ABH ERIC ke Wood & Folger—3 R M leston & Battell—3o bbls 3.cx Smir Brand—1'§Thompaon-2ii8. hogs es salt Favor &e Merrill a8 MCorlies—2 es, Had barging 43 hide cx onker, Men ae ‘ounaut—: is—6 =I7 Richardson & Watson: % Liverroor—Ship Me 3 W G Hacksta itting the city or chan kind to dispose of, wil @ to send for the Subscriber, who will No. 2 Wall street, R: and at 470 Hudson at. ‘ost Office, or otherwise, will receive ttend th it thei: i ters, Markoe & co—100 sac! a uaa: i. "Th RED HOUSE A.MATCH FOR Ith instant, at 3 o'clor IRE GROUND, me off on THURSDAY, between Mr. Bridj Prompt attention. ILVER STOLEN—Frow the ho on the evening of the 7th instant, viz, 1 Large Gravy Spoon, 8 Egg Spoons, with gi Robin, and Gen. Dunham's gray mare Fas! Gillelan & co—3 Burritt pper 586 bxs tin Phel dwell—3 A Slater—1J wright—50 Lawrence, Murray & In bold—( J Rolinson & co—10 E Auerpury 100 bile iron Haines & Halsend—2 do ‘an Hennin & Charles—5 tons cot coffin 43 bhds 32 es Serates 8 hhds to order. No. 16 Varick Place, & JS Cox—2 5 Rose- Marked SRT, thread patt’n, ed STW, 1843, do some reward will be paid by Brown—2 L Atterbur; For the recovery of which’ a hand: ee owner: Apply as above, or to 32 Broad street. FSIRABLE BOARI “or two or three Domestic Importations, New Onteans—Ship Sarat hhds tobacco H Lees & com1i hemp 900 sacks wheat 88 lard oil F G Thurst 12 bales cotton 8 Wood—32 ales cotton 17 hhds tallow 28 boxes 102 obls whiskey 63 do tal- on—3342 pigs lead J lussey & Mackay: 50 bales cotton J H Bro illiams—15 bbls beeswax } Mathews & co— boxes tobac- ‘onnolly—880 pi pees hemp 32 hbds tobacco 1: eee cee MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steaimshi; —A gentleman w , J Je gentlemen, can be accommodated with good board, and a pleasant room ‘on the second floor, by applying at No! 10 Park Place, where terms, &c. will be made own. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. A SWEEPSTAKE will come off over the above course on WEDNESDAY, October the I6th, at 2 u’clock P. M., Mil in harness, for which a purse tracted to build y taxed enough, —'00 do J Smith—10 hhds tall oil Sehermorhorn & Margh 30 hate 10 tierces sugar Roberts Tucker & co—170 bales hem; OF jhe undersigned, ‘Trustees of the Were removed from office, viz ¢—bdwa Davis, Collector, and John D. Phi Heats, best three in five, led ond resist any increase. This is calied repudiation. Old Stock Exchange. $1300 U S 6s, 1862 ips, Treasurer, whose and all persons mdebted to si sd not to pay any money or un persons, but only to lector, or Abr'm, J. Jackson, ‘Treasurer. i ABR M MITC ABRAHAM J. a 10 shas Mohawk RR 90 102% 200 Long (sland RR 1023, 225 do ob. gs s Fortane. iP ROSCIUS k ERPOOL.—Con- ve their permits on board, IX HORSE BAZAAR AR 189 and 191 Mercer “treet, next to Bleecker THE REGULAR PUBLIC AUCTION SALES ootof Wall street, imm = a five days must unavoidably be sent to Pub POST OFFICE, New York, Oct. tt, 184. . Stoningt mand Providence to r TI y next, the 17th instant, Easter Steamboat Mail yia Sronington and Providence to'Bos: ton, will be closed at 3 o'clock, P.M. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. FRUIT TREES WANTED IMMEDIATELY 4 50 de $2 100 Harlem RE, 50 do Ship Masters and Agents. 50 do ‘ 50 Nor & Wor RR teem it afavor if, Captains of 5 do vey, Captain of our News left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on ir Prat Boats, a report of sASTERN MAIL, vii ihe ug at Llo’clock wth ‘clock with a catalogue of Horses. in the number a jay Horses, kind, gentle and true to all ; they have. been used ra, and now sold for want of use. good ‘single Horses, being the pro Who haveno use for them. ‘The pm Indge for themselves. alist of their cargo, 100 do (ff Reading RR 3 Hud &BerkRR | 100 East Boston Co 30 Stou RR on their arrival. gents and Correspondents at home can obtain. Nautical Lnfc received. Also, a number o rty of private gentlemen lic are invited to call, and tion of any kind w: —————— PUNT OF NOW YURI, OCTOBER 16, NeW SLY Lb OF AUBUDDSUN ann ER Cee t fe a 7 fot Aubusson Carpeta of the richest de- ally agranged colors, con- 150 shas Fs 2 pptlon, bs ters EACH TREES. 500 i} MINS ST RECEIVED selected assortinen s, and most beautiful and tas ting of a great vai y hness and elegance 250, ing CHERRY ‘TREES. 1000 Assorted early vi pply at No. 47 Pearl IR. LARDNER, CONSULTING 1 Broad New York—Dr. which for many years ‘London, and may be consul ¢ \d others, on questions improvements in the arts ‘and manufactures, which nciples of Mechanical or Cl England, Bartlett, Li 25 Stonington RR fe Diasta ‘elsh, Charleston, 5} 50 do CH Marshall; Burgan- 125 East Boston Co Al 75 Farmers Loan New Stock Kxchange. 25 shas Can‘on Co Cc vn <Brigs Carrier, s, Geneva Velvet Usk continue the professional pract 50 shat 8 100 do ngs, ever offered for sale in Purchasers. wishing ‘are requested to call and examin making their selections, ominguez.—Schrs Swallow, Shannon, Pen: lexandria, Sturges Ship Huntsville, How ‘0; Dodge, Knapy REUB 254 Rroadway, ( 1AM SCHARFENBERG & Co-partnership for for the sale of which the tantly found all the german and Italian cor ( h the necessary drawings or she- tention will be given. HOOL—Seasion of 1041-43,—A Examinations, embracing a caples of out PF NATORAL commencing on the Sth of November next, at 8 ge ‘Tuesday and Friday Evens jcean, ‘Whaling, J Jones. clear statement of the. cimens, when immedi EW YORK LAW SC! Course of Fifty Lectures, with Kz jete outline of the ERD. LUIS beg leave ie in general that they he importation of Forey Coffin, from Liverpool, Sept. 11, with mdse, 25 do, 25.1 Island RR le 100 do Pierce, 17 days from New Orleans, with cot- Hickson, 74 days from Odessa, 16 bales wool Hieks & Co. severe gale from NE, which lant mast, topgallant yard, from ‘Thomas G. near Franklin. street “assical Works of t n rs, as well as all the latest publica always havea complete assortment as = ian bai Hebe, Gi bags tod. 8 Le Bi Sazes or Sroc! a Al the Board of Bro Railroad, so6ms 50 do, so2ma, 76; josron, Ocronen 14, ‘75 shas Norwich & Worcester 75}; 68 do, so6ms, 76; 50 do, so2ms, 76}; 60'do, 765; 50 do, sot wk, 764; 80 do, 100 do East Boston Co, 124; 100 do, 123; 50 do ‘ailroad 4 mos, 87; 50 do, boded, ho20d, 85}; 60 do, 88; 50 do, 5030 50 Reading Railroad, 26§; 150 do, 264; 525 East Boston Lo. Dividends, 4}; 160 do, 43-16; 400 do, 44; 608 do, 4; 15 do Boston & Maine Railroaa, 1074. State of Trade. j—Pota continue very dull at $4 18}; Pearls are steady at $4 31} a $4 37}. Bexswax—Prime yel western and southern. Corton—The sales to-day are bales, of which spinners have taken 200 . Pric oe quolities of North river bale sell at 32 9. accommodate t rumble ci: tances, mors bramble olrenmat with potatoes an y the 6th, iat 35, lon 73 30, experrenced ‘scudding under a close reeled to im, and a sudden shi ie bg her beam ends, which jJant mast, ane lowed away Niled; split the plankshear, stove Schr Lightfoot, Sleeper, 8 days from Thomaston, with lime, to master. Sehr Melville Smith & Boynton, Drake, from Washington, NC. with shingles, vere gale from ENE. the gale suddenly fe of wind comi N MATERIALS, HADES.—T tention of strangers to their large stock of store, from which orders for Bed and Window Curtains on Jower terms than any other house in the civ , TRIMMINGS AND WIN term of their clerk bi to invite the at- ship. or for a shorter period, whose general as well as legal read- ing will be carefull y su ickets delivered at the office or the subscriber, THOMAS W. CLERKE, Counsellor at Law, 4 Wall st. KEVUE FRANCAIS», DES_FAMILLES ET DES PENSIONNATS. ‘PHIS js the title of a new French Mouthly Periodical just published in New York, This Review contains two parts, the first of 32 pages, large 8v0. in twocolumns, is devoted to’ youn student of the Frenc! by the reading of interesting short novel: away the fore topmas the sails from the yar 02 3t_ law evW is*re ‘0 consist of silk and wors: de laines,tabouretts, ey red cottons, rich lac slin embroidered omices, Ke. together dow Blades,’ just imported from France, of pronounced the most. mu , Kent, from Lubec, with fish and plaster, to entire new patter Shades ever used—as also the various styles of paintes can Shades, varying in irice from ! Am 427 Qteawisht Tu&F* rre IMPOK-TANT TO GENTLEMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR. CHARLES RIDGWayY, axp Wig Maker, HOWARDS? HOTEL,) LL STRELT, Di- Hi CUSTOM HOUSE. those gentlemen who have not tried utting, that it differs from and inciple and style, being strictly accord- odes as now practise igs are particnlarl an entirely new method of fit im, and not to be ha Low sells at 203 8 200, for north, Robbins, from Washington, NC. with naval pee ETT fic, Rogers, from Baltimore, with mdse, to J. & N. Henry, Downes, from C! head of tne topmast. , {rom Norfolk, with corn, language desirous oi 243 Broadway, opposite tl historical anecdotes, thing which scrapul ground of immoral ¢ quite small, abo bales. herrystone, with potatoes, 4 ah ‘The second part of 16 pages, also large 8vo in tw: incipals. of schools, and. to. th fic and literary news, a lected from the best French Reviews, ) licat if general interest, and a bi chools, of recent importations, jons of any note, will give to the p Titerature, the scie Wi 2v—Drudge casks are in very limited request at 24c ; western end prison barrels are steady at 244 a 25c. Reau Estate, at Avction.—Washin; Hi rty known as Washington Hall, corner of »roadway Reade street, 90 feet 9 inches on wet coer Lot south side of 13th street between Sth and 6th Avenues 25 by 103} feet........0++ « Lease of lot corner Murray and Church streets, $350 rent per annum, , Cotton Market. Our cotton markets remain very inactive. The trans- actions in this market are toa very limited extent, and ry steady at our quotations. Very little can be said as yet in relation to the extent of the new c: coming in. The stock in this city is about 24,000 bales; nce 1st instant, 11,380. The move- ap juptember, being the commencement of the new commercial year, have been as Schr Cophoran, Lee, I the ew Fivach jographical list of r, Ri ll, Nantneket, oil. Sloop Yaakee, Hatch, Fall River.’ Yearly subscriptions, $2 for the first part, an ply by letter, pos "a or the econ i‘. the sees rt, a to FG. SERTEAU edi where a full, prog October number as specimen, may be obtained for 25 cents, 03 lawis3w 3twy re DOCTOR MORRISON 'H RIVER DISPENSARY, 204 tor Morrison continues to be consulted confidentially, diseases, which he cures without it cases, particular! E URETHRA are cured by Dr Pain OF inconvenience to As the symptoms of Strieture are those of other affections of the arinas perienced Surgeons should be allows amination, as those affer , $3, for the whole; One brig, unknown. ait Si ip Alabama, NOrk Chi ‘New Orle ooehee, St Bomingo, and dad practically ‘and practically ap ishment in the ws vantages over all oth ‘s retaining their fit, apa Oils. Benches P 2 shins Sheffield srleston | Warsaw, y elastic springs, al- ot possibly teu up vehind: Potton, street DISBROW’S RIDING SCHOOL, Banque Hennon.—The Georgiana at New Orleans the 7th biverre Poi rought from Abaco four of the crew straint in diet or pursuit, hi in STRICTURES 0} M. on improved p 13th alt., in Jat 28 (1, lon 7% arrived eafely at Abaco bron was from Turks’ Island and part of the crew wel ported. Captsin Prince and those of at Baltimore from Nassau, sth crew of this ahiphave arrived a3 Bal- ery reports that the hull of sold nt public anction at Key and bronghe $1700, mm the 7th instant, in the sehr he sale of her cargo was to take place on the 26h Notice to Mariners. 1GHT OFF Mantis’s [yovstry.—Collector’s Savannah, Oct. 5, 184) has been returned to her moorings, and a! is Her anchorage is in latiude 32 07 e following are the sound ening, for Equestrian Tuition and Exerc: bound to Boston, ry au, N.P., as befos is crew have since rtsfor same perio! i the Ist of apparatus, nove but ex ince the Ist of to make the necessary ex ted with enlarged prostate glands, ay ments in this tn EXERCISE RIDING. sie 5 00) 10 ‘ 200] Single Rides. d and quiet Horses, for the Rond or Constitational Debility —T the train of evils resulting from A sec youth, iadneing nocturnal emissions are radically cured. by restoring the system to ® timdre from Nassau, N. Str Louis X1V.—Cay U. S. since Sept 1, 1844 60,714 same period last year 31'875 year before, 43 612 ince Sept 1, 1944, 63 180 Same period last year, 8,597 year before, 18,784 It will be seen that the receipts have been nearly dow bie this year of what they were last, and the exports September, 1844, immeasurably larger riod in 1843 or 1842, We this market, with the re- Receipts at ports of the and ultimate impoteney, do do a ‘on pathological principles, b 'y tone and reinstating its origi fect cure guaranteed, or no chai ed at New Orleai EVENING CLASS. 0 be surgeons, as he alvertising Snrgeon in the ci r 20436 Fulion street. Le ‘ontain viee to any part of the Unions near Greenwich, New York. Open from wons or Rides lq for sc since the tat of than they were for the same annex the current quotatio: mark that they are very firm. for Ladies, from 9 A. M.to 3P.M. | Hours for Gentieinen, from to 5, and from 7 to 0% P. M. be larly lighted up, Pougtinde 0 20 80 ‘Phe 0 Gentlemen admitied during the hours appropriated to 66ETUNTERIAN D 7 ision street—Dr. Hunter's Red Drop. fe ‘This well known remed: tain diseases only, has now been before the public as remedy, for ten years, and more han 50,000 vial y he, istrict of Savannah, Whalemen. Arrat New Bedford 11th, Washington, Coffin 22, with 1900 bbls w! i p oil on freight from bound to New Hol ay 17, Aron 5, off Crozettes, 500. it rth, Wareham, 720 sp, for Abrolhos ‘ id to Const of Africa, ard Sound, Cyrus, LE, PAULINE DESJARDINS respeetfully informe public in general, that sl for Indies and xeutlemer ill tench the favorite Polka, are dapgerous, ver' tisk of sour life—therefore do not trifle with your ile itis in your power to obtain a cure, for $\—to-mnor- ‘Albany, 31 Lydius street. AND FANCY vite purchasers to wick, Almy, NB, 5th, 200 wh 160 sp. ‘open from 12 o'clock to 2 o'clock 14 from 6 o'clock to 9 o’eluck. and gentlemen wishin ile Desjardin’s house, No.5 Park Pla EDICAL CARD—DOCTOR diseases in thetrdi thena, Serninal Weeki sing from impurity row may be too late, RENCH CHAL KAS F TANS: YOUNG a look at their style of Chairs, Se fect in quality and Corn Trade, ices are a little firmer. Genesee Flour Barley 60 cente; Southern Com 52 cents; Oats $2 a 35 cents, and Wheat 90 Barley is scarce. These rates arc not firmly esta- pon mal they cannot be in the present aspect of the {n Montreal, on the 11th inst., but little was doing in flour, The receipts from Upper Canada had ben wn- # season of the ye Pacitic, of aud for tan, Aug id, aier au Bailey, NW Coast. . Inall articies leets, Strictures, Gon themselves acquaint lisenses are very great. we also very beautiful jpoken. Darnbarton, 30 days from James River for Europe, 17th nt Vat $2 90, lon 10-—by the Me 12 days fyom Bos considered incurable or difficult of cure are invited to make aj tion at his office, No. 2 Ann the American Museum, w nually at any hour during the “EXTRACT OF Parlor and Chamber Ornaments for sale at moderate prices, and BQuwisimm RDER OF AARON VANDERPO! Court, of the City of New York. reby given, pursuant to the provisions of the for St Croix, 2d inst. lat $1 20, fe, I days from Hampden for Guadaloupe, Oct 9, lat John Dunlap, from Cadiz for, seth ult. lat 97 25, lon 16. peren Ports. lem, French, from NYork, vin packed free of charge usnnily light fort what was expected, considering the of wh at, The short supply hat, h ind far short of ry abundant cro} Weve, heen cau the farmers holding out for UBEBS, GOPAIVA A Asaren, June 5—Passad, Buenos Ayres Meh 24, Sr Unes, Sept | lath, inc, Oct 9—Art Mers: ar y ere, Drummond; Sir wure!, Knarston, and loucester; 574, Stn! fnrvey, Hull; Rover, M 1118 is one of the most speedy an cure of Gounorrhara that hase pleasant fo the palate and grateful to the stomach, and i her prices, and not and, secondly, the long con drought, which y of water at many o: th usand barrels from Ohio wheat, had beer ring the week, nearly all of- chiefly on Que i ident of Ams erdam, in Hi for the payment of his debi fuch an attachment, i the first, public: the payment ol vayment of any ris the Tth ‘mrSt tewomere ore momeraondocio tte, m, Lucas, from Ramegate, ar jolland, and that the rated al) the mm the large mills beat branta, principal sold at 24s, G4, and, fering has been taken fo bec account, at from 23s. 6d. tu 244, are of course, thrown out of the marke Unless a considerable quantity srrive soon, ‘leets, seminal weal ; ly a vexetable compound, and acts like «charm in pro. upon the. part affected, icine, ‘which may be had at No gal advice may con: No. 2 Anm street, at ol cepmpany the ed * ixon, Sunderland; Leo, Murphy, NTRBAL, Oot ll—Art, Wm Fishes,, MoLean, Liverpool; AMUSEMENTS, THEATRE. 3 EVENING, Oct. 16, will be présented, THIS BY GNDOW AS NCE. Sir Harcopr, Conaipe teeta by ae Cisse Bilte HeCrisp To ennclude at Gnaype AvHibat WHITEREAD. Grand: father Whe is BA ae Langley Lads re. Boxes, lat Tier 7) cen ‘Third Tiers 50 cents—Pit 20 cents—Gallery 25 cents PALMO's OPERA HOU> ADMISSION, 45 + ENTS ONLY. WEDNESDAY And every E:ven MR. J. A. DUMBOLTON having Opera’ House, froin Mr. Palmo, for a short ti announces to’ the Ladies and Gentlemen of it AYPRARANCK OF by IE ORIGINAL ETHIOPEAN SEKENADERS, ESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOV, HARRINGTON, PELHAM AND WARREN WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 6th, 1844. CENERIT OF ENEF 0) MISS M. &. GANAON, is Whi fully informs her friends and the public, that this evening is sat apart. for her. Beueft, for which she has selected tueh Hutertainments as she f will meet their appros bation, She also begs to an most successful Drama of mdar production, aud tion from ts deep patho In which nigh’ only) will sustain ‘ir. Blossomly. After which, Miss M. A. Gannon will dance her New Grand mal La Au wes omen. by Mr. Goodwin, iN sing Kis Geena ¥, P Gomer sing his Gran rsion of Com calities, Favorite Dance, \-cscstevssccsessnce neeeDY Me, Raison, To conelude ey a tine anew Drama called In which Miss M. A, Gannon will tain her favorite character ‘ietur Seats can be secured by an application at the Box Office, and ‘Picken pare be had of Miss Gannon, 96 Duane street. O16 lec MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. Doors open at half pi r ‘THIS ast 6 curtain ris 4 EVENING, OC 184, ‘The evening’s entertainments will commence with FAIR ONE WITH THE GULDEN LOCKS. ‘er « hich, THE ALPINE MAID, To conclude with THE YELLOW DWARF. TheYellow Dwarf, Nickinson | Fernando Flusterino . vy FY Soy ae 7 o'clock precisely. ons in songs, duett OF RC AT THE SOU In addition to which will be givew TWELVE SPLENDID ACTS OF HORS ermible Exploits of Valentin, iting, fumbling, ie. Performances always over’at hal -past ten, Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 123g cents.—Private Boxes $3 each ol 2*m Pe BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, i6th October, 1844. ick BAM SLICK. HE CLOCKMAKER. Sam Slick... ... Mr. Silsbee, | Will Stedman... .Mr. Conner. Conscience ; rs. Booth | Blanche... .......Mrs, Burke wea sifter which MY FRIEND TH CAPTAIN. Dunn Brown APs Mr. G. Barrett. iss Kirby. BORDER BEAGLES, Ichabod Crane... . .Mr. Burke, NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. HE Exhibition of Pictures and Engravings of this lustitu- Soule sow. open te the pablie ' tht jug room of the Na- tion my of Design, over the Society Library. LIFE, MEMB} RSHIP. ONE DOLLAR. To non memi cle admission 25 cents, ‘The Rooms will be open daily from 9 A. M.to$P. M., and only on Monday and Tuesday evenings of each week, until fare ther notice. ‘ ersons holding scrip certificates, and those wishing to be- come members, will please apply ‘for tickets of membership to Mr. FRASER, at the Rooms of the American Artists’ Union, No. 32° Broadway. 09 Iw re NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. AZ the Rooms of the National Academy of Design, comer of Leonard stree! ‘ay, the exhibition of the follow- i ith s:—The Abandonment, of Henry Hud- liscoverer of New York, tod co Battle » between the French and the Arabs. And of Abdel Kader, the celebrated Bedouin urs ofexhibition from 10 A. M.to9P.M. Admit- cents, visitor receives, gratis, at He door, a 1 the Abandonment of Heury Hud: 10, 1844, 010 Im GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION! AT THE COLISEUM, 450 BROADWAY. HE. celebrated Exhibition of the BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, and the BURNING of CHARLESTOWN which is universally adinitted to be the greatest piece of mechanism vei this conntey, and which i 40 graphically represent holver can hardly persuade hunself that he is not ret battle ground of thy Revolution! | ‘The troops marching and countermarching—mounted dragoons aud cavalry Sishirg furiously through the ttreets of Boston—-cannun loading aud firlug from Cops Hili—ships of war sailing up and down Charles River, and pouring, their broadsides jnto the Americay guiteachments—the “British, troops repeatedly’ repulsed and driven with violence dowa the hill—the dreadful conflagration of the town of Charlestown, ic , Sc. all together, constitute a teeve of the most thrilling interest, and which must be seen to luly appeecin ‘Also will be exhibited, Moving Panoramas of the BATTLE OF NORTH POINT and CITY OF BALTIMORE! The FAIRY LAND or MERMAID'S CAVE! The terrific STORM SCENE on the Merrimack River! "The ISLE OF CYPRUS! And’ « view of the CITY fe) ‘a iT etori i ap as i Manchester of Ameri rT tories all Highe a sees lt WARK IETS inthe: in xhinition, which has bee: in Boston and Philadelph hia. by more than 100,000 willl be opened at the above i Mouday the Ith iustaut, where it will remain for a short time. Tickets $@ cents, children under 12 years half price. rs Open at 7, commence at 144 o’cluck precisely. PRO a Wideeinye end tacerdaps, commocing at DP, the exhibition will be opened with the same effect, (the being dackened,) for the especial accommodation of families aud strangers, to which schools of all kinds, Sunday as well as nendemical, will be admitted ou liberal terms. 010 twis*m ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND WALTZING. CARD—MR, WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully announce to the Ladies aud. Gentlemen of New York, tha their Classes in Dancing, Waltzing, and the Polka Dance? wil commence at the Assemb! m, Constitution Hall, 650 Broadway, on Saturday, October "12th, and will continue throughout, the season. Daye of Tustion, for Young Ladies and Gentlénen under 14 every Tuesday and’ Satarday afternoon, commencing at 3—and forte elder lany of Gentlemen at vf. every ew apie of Dancing taught in Mr. W's clases, without addivional topupils. ‘Mr! W: trusts that the Aorences he shall offer of his capability will be satisfactory. Schools and Academies attended to 00 Piieation as above, or at his Privave Academy, No. 70 $i ‘Avenue, where terms will be made known and eiteulars gi particulars. of in *re PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. THIRD SEASON—1844-1845, ‘THE Government of the New York Philharmonic Society begs leave to inform the public that a subscription list for the Concerts of the ensuing sexson is now open at the store of Messrs. SCHAMPENRERG & LUts, 361 Broadway, near Franklin street. Subscribers of the last season, who wish to continue their subscription, as well as those who wish to subscribe for the present season, are desired to seud in their ‘AS SOON AS pos Hibles as the list of subscription is to be Closed on the Ist day of November next. a : fot, lovernment will use every exertion to, render. the per- formanges wo th coutinued patronage of the public. ‘Te first Concert. will take place about the beginuing of No- vember next. ‘Terms of subscription, $10 per annum, payable on de! the tickets for the first Coucert, entitling the subscriber t F = s to each ot ee iy aA concer, with eer of atra tickets for each Concert at $1.5) per tie iy ordet nn WM. SCHARBEN BENG, 08 twin re Hecretasy. FXHIBITION THE END OF THE WORLD. Ofte ated by Fl New Yann 0A Mi tos Mand from? to P.M. * jmission 25 cents. 510 m*re_ PANORAMA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN — Open for « sho neason, the most nificent Panorame Painting ever ex: hibited in this eountry. (ao say all the Artists that have seep it-) Tt was executed by the celebrated Artists, Mr. W. Daniell. E. Fine a Augustus Earle, R. A. London. itis now open luring the day. ‘Admittance to the Garden and Panorama 25 cents, Artinta are reapectiully invited to visit the Panoraina free o chaixe, tT The Panorama of Madras was exhibited in Russell Square, attended with immense saceeas, and when purchased by iho was considered the very leet Panoramie aunts in 5 16 2mre M& CLARK, THE VOCALIST, respectful) his first Vocal and Instrumental Concert in this New York bra b acne Th istiogu a cents, ‘Ticket adm Gentleman Family ‘Ticket, admitting four persis, $1. be had, with small billy, at the usual places, ‘Doors open at 7 o'elncke, Wednesday, October 16th. 016 Ite Ser Ss a ee se PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA. WIBHING to Subscribe to THE HERALD, and have it served regularly at their stores, dwellings, &e., will please leave their naunes with the Agente, 8.3, Ledger Building, Third jureet, near eaters TERMS. For Que Week.ccsescecss For Oue Month... Kor a Longe time in th ano copies for tale eve al ‘clue! ne copies Aer TIED ER h Cons be Lad To 17 conte, «aie 24 cents a copy Price 3 cents. “iP deer Builder, ahd 'miere Third street, near ( hestnat ‘0 BOATMEN—' ‘Stor ted immed hy I to 48 Norfolk Te em AM PORGAY. 05 Lwec IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE, DOCTOR EVANS, No. 280 Pearl street, near, Beok street, New York, hi ‘more than forty in the ane- eaaful practice of physic and surgery. particalarly im_curin tperteedy) c ose deape te cases of strictures, every variety ol secret gleets, old obstinate ulcers, c oma te the throat he. caused by mal-pretice, This city is inundated with all kinds of nostram venders to make money, no matter how; they re all great physicians, if y ir log pufing adver nts, and forged cert Mithout regular “diplomas test importance for the anfortunate to chuose an ian. Dr. E.. is the oldest and mos ty; his practice great, hls success ast afer they have bea expelion the Hospitals as offices well oe for privacy. Call at 288 P ree and be convinced, His charges are most reasonable and all cases are goaranten 06 tm ATMEAL—About 5000 Ibs I) apod for sae by J ‘ olbec 6 south street NAVY BREAD—About f 090 I, for sale ata low rate by OHN HERDMAN, olbee 61 South: OO ARD—400 k y i L faoee no sasrpqnality Fare! wal rd, col rr tt —s—‘“‘—sSSC— re BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Tne Exscrions.—The Southern mail last night brought no ‘further returns than were received in this city yesterday afternoon. Philadelphia. [Correspendence of the Herald.) Puoetemia, Oct 15, 1844. ‘The returns from all the counties in this State are now complete, and Shunk’s reported majority is 61¢0. The democrats are in high glee about the result, ae they had large sums of money bet*thit their candidate would have 6000 majority. Peter McCall, the Whig Mayor elect, was inducted into office this morning, and took his seat on the bench. John M. Scott, Eaq., the late Mayor, made a neat and pertinent speech on retiring, and was loudly cheered by large number of citizens who were p. esent, Frederick J. Roberts, the Native American, who was wounded at Bash Hill on Saturdi ture «xplosion of a canon, while firing @ salute for the ¢ died of his injury. R. M Foster, another of the individuals injured by the explo sion, is at the Hospital in @ very precerivus state. An Englishman has been arres ed in Mon'gomer fraudulent voting, and the ius vote aud the man who induced him 10 vote bave also been arrested and beld ty bail A drunken fellow bad his toes taken the Willow street last, by tho prema- Native American party, hi ctor who receiv off yesterday on railroad by :h. wheels of acar passing Dr. Hawks, you will be aston'shed to learn, has been ¢>onerated from the very ser ou. eh him in the ‘roteatant Ep scopal Couvenuion body seemed willing to ¥ te against b m, at least those most hostile “begue leave tob «xcused.” fate of our brandy-and-water Bishop, 1 can’ tell Cer- tain it is, he hes just us good a right to indulge in his brandy and water as sertain other temperauce ciergymen “ Ned,” attacked to Zeibar’s famed periodical eateblish- ment, declares the Herald without a competitor in this country in the collection of news, and, I think, with the great inate of the reading community, that be is about right. *’ Ned” is a singular genius—none of your crety Millerites—-but a shrewd clever fello' attentive to business. rival, he finds himself surrounded by an army of news- the Keusington rioter, for the Irish weaver, atill drags it long. The testimony on the part of the orning. The Court arenow for the defence. ‘a8 $1000 Reading Rail- 4 5 $500 de NA Manufecturers® Wrat wil be the tof the Hera ‘he trial of Isaao Hari Commonwealth closed thi engaged in examining witn ALkS at THE Stock Exc ‘OA 68; 150 do,74}; 20 and Mechaniod’ Beak, 20) 7 New Orleans. {Correspondence of the New York Herald.] New Onueans, Sept. 6, 1844. Dean Bennert:— We have not yet received the efticial returns from Tex- as, but ajfriend of mine, who arrived here yesterday, brings the news that Dr. Anson Jones has been elected President of the Republic by about 2,300 majority. Jones is in favor of annexetion, but should that measure be de- fea'ed by the next Congress, he as determined to maintain the independence of the Republic at all hezerds. pledged himself not to compromise England or France. ‘The country bas never been in so fiourishing @ condi- tion as it is at present. The emigration from the States any one previ Europe has been more thousand _per- in eastern Texes ortion of Texas has as five planta 1 find any where in Alabama or Missis- The cotton crop will be one third larger than it It is computed that 30 000 bales will co: to thiscity by the way of Red River alone Our cott market during the past week has been in @ dreoping con: urchases have been made on easier terme y. Most of the sales this week were at from 5} to 64 for lists of middling The money market is quite eway. the Exchange and Banking Company, week, This is oneof the batch of swindling at the head of which Yorke, Breedlove, Hodge fignred when the legislature ousted them and placed them I send you « printed liat of the assetts for the benefit of stockholders and your commercisl friends. By it the stockholders and creditors of this bank will be informed who pocketed their money to publish some of the prominent items, merely to how we dispense t Mark you, the sold sor $1,400, by uny treaties with doubled. Not tions as you wi te French hous F It would be well ‘ors here and who ing to $56 500 for $210 $6,626 for $1,000 Jorbua Yorke’s Judgment against Jacob Judge ent egumet M. pied ff drafts for $17,000 sold Wilcox $1000 for $1,200 Allen & Co $18 303 for $60 Wilcox, Anderson, Buchanan, Hagun & Co., endorsed by Hagan, Nevin & Co. $5500 for $30 ke. ke. In 1842 there were in this city sixteen banks with a no- minal capital of $55,000,000, forty millions of which were of this batch of sixtewn bank with nine een millions amount of thirty-one mil millions profits scattered to the winds by thut convenient called the Bankrupt law. which our country will long remember some ot the other liquidaung banks, will be brougit into market this winter, chance for specul 's note $6 000 for $210 lions capital and six hich will offer a fine ion to capitalists, especiaily if they will only take a little trouble to overhaul some of the reat bankrupts, whe are known to possess ono kooner than they pusred the porval shed out into busines scale as ever, and are the men who now monopolize mostlof the bank favors of the few remaming banks ery in this city, towards which they jongands in banners, public spectacles and exhibitions, with unsparing hands. could exceed the splendid appearance of the wh: sion to day, with their mneic und banners flying, pre- vious to their departure for Baton Rouge. entirely repudiated the old emblema of log cabins and hard cider barrels, for the more expensive ones ef banners of bankruptcy, 4 the props of whi contribute thelr Nothing perhapa By these kind of trappings they expect to carry the S'ate. But you may rely upon it, they are deceiving themselves, and their friend: more deceived than Henry Clay. All the whig bets have been taken up as fast as offered The democrat 80 much for politics about whi tend to say six words when I took up my pen. The yellow fever is still lingering in our city, nor will ere frost, which we cannot broad, and no one will be it leave it, till we have a look for under a month. Tart, THe Murperer--Ning Hunprep Do.tars Rewarp For His ARRKEST.—A published sn account of the murder of a young mem named Rives, at a wedding, Alabame, has offered $400 reward for the arrest of Dr. Tait, the murderer; and Thomas Riv + arelative of the decea The Governor’ few days since we Governor Fitzpatrick, of , Evq., of Dallas offers $600 more, ma- proclamation contsins lowing description of the murderer:— Charles Tait about six feet one or two inches high; It; very pale. and emaciated from fever atthe time the murder was committed; hair brown erhaps, small whiskers; eyes blue, about 28 He is @ physician by professio: jim is, that he was travelling in the rection of the Missis is of tall statn: slim and spare SHIP NEWS. Correspondence of the Herald. Pritaprurnia, Oct 15—P. M. Nichols, Lubec head, New York, Plummer, and Fame, Crowell, Bost 'm Young, Haywood, Providence; Home Ports. Battimonr, Oct 15—Arr Victor Sete ia (Captain F. H. Hebbs ; Vermillion, ea Rebecea, ( Kirkwood, Martin, N pu ket shi UE! Baas aboee, ay tegular perior accommodations for cabin, seeond agengers, persons wishing SEPH MeMURRAY, jon Pi it should make early aj FOR LIVERPOOL copper and copper fast STON 449 tous porn will haye immediate despatch for For freight or passige, having supe A, Little, commander, port. a ‘4 Broad street. FOR MARSEILLES—Of ist Nov.— No. 1 barque MISSOURI Joba Silvester, IHL, OF pastnge, Having handsome state room aecom- 0 3N, R. to Ck & PHELPS, No. 103 Fros 5 BOVD & HINCKEN, Agents, No_4 Tontine Bnildine, cor Wall and Water ste , BOK NEW ries freight or dations, apply on board rw Positively no goods received after Friday evening, the 25th i} on, hat i good: fatYuse hips of this ‘ee eed! Gene Mr Meaara. Hullen ead Woodraff. who Geray sees Bebe otes x fast ili habwessly for the onda wil COLLINS & Ci % Soul correctly measured, And that tually as advert , will positively saul o ee. as unsurpassed 9ecor 100 welowe.t rites. Those des o make early applicnt 30) clase ships, sailing mR Td