The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1844, Page 3

ns more, which is of greater profit Stitutions than the whole circulation in this State. Many eastern banks often loan money to houses in this city upon cendition that they will keep it out of the bank for a certain time. by distributing the circulation as much as possible, whereas the circulation of our city and State banks re turns {rem day to day in large amounts. The circula. tion of our State money would be more ext:nded, if the edémption at different points was at par. This plan would besefit the country banks more it would. those loceted in the city, and do more to- wards driving out of the State the issues of foreign banks, than a dozen jaws similar to those now in our statute books. Eastern Jersey and New York State money are now on a par,the discount on one being the same as on the other, and they both ebtain about the same cireulation, there being no choice in the reception. So long asthis 1s the case, so long will the laws be transgressed, and circu lotion of foreign bills continue. Destroy this equality by advancing the value of our own issues throughout the State, and the difference will soon drive out all others but those legally entitled to the benefits and advantages of our own trede and commerce. Old Stock Exchange. 10000 Ohis “gh 60 60 1 125 shas Morris Canal 0 & ia 357 do 10000 125 lo 2000 Ti m do scan Indiana powde b7 aa 103 do into Reading RR bis 72" $0 East Boston Co US taco 106, ig teice RR Da Co 4 48) do 75 ani Housatonic RR 0 Mohawk RR ‘b10 66} = Stonington RR 150 lo 66) do. wo 66° 100 do 030 65% 50 do edo 664 175 Nor k Wore RR 115 Harlem RR ? do 21 Aub & Roch RR tt i) aio i istend Hat sit. 38 do 100 do BS 8 8 Erie Hee 100 3 960 100 Second Board,” 100 sha Haat Boston Co 12% 23 shas Nor ke Wore +3 “ar 1 it m Exc BI 30 Howse RRs? Stoumguen RR 5 New ot a Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6’s, "6@ 25 shas E Boston Co tw 12! ma 3 St tor 50) a shay Dey e k Bk M35 $0 Stonington RR Fa i. 5 do baw "i" 3 vohawk RR bow tig Mohaw rc anaer ¥9 do. me 8 % do Asuas—Pots hows op in very moderate demand at $4 rT Peorle are stead: cook cpl ben aeapevorra— We have no particular change to notice. ‘There ia a small deman: ‘The receipts of. Flour and Wheat at tide woter for the third week in October ere— ie ne. oatvi bbls. 19,614 bush, seeee + 269,! be i ash. 88,390 “ receipts at tide water from oxeetae of navi- oe to the close of third aye October— Jour. ay, 3 third week of October are Corton—The eccounte tie "teemed favorabl imparted additional firmness to our market. Sales of about 560 bales to exports Psovisions—Obio pas is in ve fair demand, and we quote prime at $7 and mess at $9. Beef is very dull, and quotatigns neminal. & fair demand exists for lard—kegs are held at 6c. Butter is coming in more freely, and goed dairy salle at 13. 15c. Cheese we quote at 4j.8 bic. ‘Watsxay—We notice quite an improvement in drudge casks, and we ryt same ‘274.0 28e. Western and prison barrels are held at ESS seu Rear Esrate—At Auction—Three s| ie] use and lot 79 Spring street; lot 26 by 95 feet; honse modern built, with Croten water, under eller, &c. $14,600 ‘The Jacks on Estate—The sale of this property Consist- ing of over 400 lots in Brooklyn, commenced this day, on 10 per cent to be paid on the day of le, bal . %. Where the purchase money — te $1,000 or beige bud yer cent, at the option ef the may remain on and mortgage. Up toone pen the following jhe were sold :— ‘ Jota on Canton strect, near the junction of Ful- ton atreet and Lafayette avenue, each 25 by 100 3 lots adjoinin 11 tadjoining, 30 by 100 feet, 1 loton _ nad ag street, rear 0! dimensio: 3 lots adjoiaing, 25 uy 100 feet," $170" each,. Z do 140 exch, do : lot on Lafayette avenue, corner of Hampden st 5 by 120 feet ° adjoining, same size, s300'e each, do 25 feat by 120 feet o oh one side, 116] feet on the other,..... 26 feet by 1 the other,, i Lot adjoining, corner o oo ecko feet on the other, Lot 27 Columbia street,. . seaee ‘aw Yous Carve Mazur, Oct. 90—At At market, 1000 Beef Cattle, Est bist the South, 300 Sheep and and 50 Cows an Prices —Beet Callen good demand at last week’s ratez, which we continu $425a475to 5 25085650 for good to prime retailing sorts. Loft, 160. Cows hb Calves are higher and quicker of sale. We quote $18 029, all taken. Sheep and Lambs—All offered taken at $126 2 3 60 for sheep, and 874 a $2 60 for lambs. ‘Hay—0 063 centa per cwt. Coat Taave—The shipments last week do not vai much from the previous week Freightsto Philadel phia, 8 cents by canal; to New York, nf! 2.60 —by railroad, $126 und116. ‘The shipments from the Lehigh, for the week ending on the 12th inst. were 12,849 tons. Foreign Markets, stanzas, Oct. 10.—I have to advise’ that on the Sth inst ‘we were visited by one of the most violent and des- tructive hurricanes the island hus yet experienced, Houses have been unroofed and thrown down, and pro- perty demaged to an incalenlable extent From the coun- the accounts are of the most distressing character: whale villages have been swept away, and many ee entirely devastated. The cane is ruined beyond recov ond the farthest advanced bas suffered the most, as av ve olence of the wind broke Mand twisted it, teari id into ribands, so that it has lost ell it during es gee oe menths Many planters will be unable to grin ‘because they have no cane, and others e the buildings in which the operation is carried on bave been levelled to the ground, they casnot on any terms procure the means for their re erection. Already the go- ‘vernment hes issued an ereer, declaring the leading arti Cles of provisions free of duty for months, as well as all kit ge lumber and tiles ‘used in the construction of from which ~— et gs you ood form some to which our interests have suffered. hana rmanding their orders tor box insiguific No change in freight. London, 13 per cent pm; North, 8} percent pm. . at ‘ %—The bry ir, for s epues - Pry Mtoe borhood, and we believe generaliy se over the islands at this place itrains more ontess every day of late. The coffee crop will be about an average one, but the Carrere, ws crop promisea to exceed any former one. A Bath lui - sel, commanded by Captain Toull, bound to Guadalorpe, ‘wasdriven to leeward, and had to fell at this port, is ihe only vessel remaining’ in rt Lumber and provisions ere abundant in this mark ticularly the former, and sell at lew prices. Purnto Caneito, Oct. 7 —Coffes, Od ante hides, ©x or cow, 9c, aad ‘in active demand for si te the bb oe ‘States, Business is dull, as usual ints season of ear, As far as heard from, there have been no politi- boif feier of late, and there ii peace throughour ie Republie of Venezuela, at least eo say the Caracas newspopers. Sr. Jaco pe Cuma, Oct. 7.—The following prices were from rs actually made the week previously :—Beei, 1gs jerk ey = 4 per aa bacon, 12, and sales; candles, ‘" 155 16, duty) sales; pork mess. Jo} sles, tips; Noe ‘and abundant boards, WP, 27, wanted; do PP, 27, wists hoops ane shooks, small talon Article of Ex ene, bg 4] the next crop wi short, and to pearance poo mais ooneny fair steck left, but holders will not abste thei demandes’ molasses, 105 gallons, including cask, 17 Freights scares. 30.—Donbleons, Spanish, | $228 8 280 each; do Patriot, 228; Plata macuqui 18} for one; dollars, Spanish, 18013) each; ao Teicotes 5 Paticones, 135 a 14; 4 gant stock, 70a 72 per cent Exchangson Engisnd, 3493 18 per dot; on France, 3¢ f 33}; on United States, 13} a 14; hi = for Englany and ‘Germany, 643 06 per peseda; do tor France, 46 4 46 do for North America, 46 # lo for Spain, 49 a 50; do ad, ench; calf f akine, per pe- ‘dheep skins, common, 42.8 34 per dozen; do fing, 36 0 40; deer skins, 12813; goat skins, ata ie ent do raw, Al a 19; do 6; beef, prr qq Wah horn |, per M, Oy p rehegy a 90; hide cuttings, per 100 Ibs, S2a white, per ib, ea; Lo eer ted. oe dozen, 14@ 16; salt, on boara, per fo ed count, per cent per month, I} a! jighest price o! doubloons during the week, $230—the lowest price, $226 The core rate ot @: ohange upon England during the week, 3 hi sft. Died, On Monday morning, 28th inst. Manv Jane, daughter % ‘Thomas and Sophia Smith, aged 4 years, 7 months anc a Their fiends and acquaintarice Pog invit od to attend her funeral, this aft noo at ff Nnag dence, corner of ny, Che 97th inst. lon planed oged 2 eore 10 months. = Hie friends and acquaintance, and the membersof Fire Company No. $i, ave we grtyen invited to attend his Pars 9 nel A vont, 8 che rab nore owe, Ge Sm “Fram Henry V Lanay, Jaimai Of Vessels will giv: St oat News Boats, a report 0! g, ter ail the vessel any forengs re ts, "will ‘board a Correspondents ir a ee segs to thie tion of aay kind a be ett aa ifr PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 29. ip Jane Rows, Cinbene, Seteeah hip Jane Ross, Crabtree, Savannah, 1B Ga Appleton, Bradford, Barbadges, Nesmith 8 ve, Tabasco, doy Ursula: Roberc, Saat Juan, Bree gate Savanah, Sturges & Clearman? Charleston, Geo’ Sutton'—Sehrs Ashland. Bi Sor Jn niker & Place: do Wainwricht, Livi, St Augustine, Fosdick & Co; Virginian, Worth, ‘iichmond. “Allon & Passon. Axrivea. New barque ( 12 hours from Providence, in bat tars to h bi Merzin iman, 14 days from Windsor, NS. at rom Lubec, with 260 tons plaster to Brett Schr Only Daughesr, Mo MeDufiie, from Lubec, with fish and Die 8 a EB an eens = iter; a My aun Glthy ‘Anes Westctromesgen aim ager teas art Sches Florence, Lovell, and ‘wo Brolem, Hinckley, from Boston, wit Cammett; Mysti oa Ubierels 3 Excel, Lovell; As Heys, J Jasper, Hamilton, mdse. withlumber. with domestics. ™ scellaneous Record. ws columns for further Many Kivast.axp Burwt.—An alarm of fire was given yesterday moming at about five o'clock, which proceeded, as on discovered, from the fine. ship Mary: Kingsland, Cant Wear, of New York. 3 e was Tying at the foot of Basle le street, taking in cotton for Liverpool, She had’ already on board over 1700 bales when the fire broveout in the hold. - Everv exertion was made to extinguish the flames, but in vain, ‘The Yesuel was immediately tov he river and moored to the levee at MeDonoughie. Th lined the fronts of the wharves on thi levee on the other aide ratehing she alow destruction of the uoble rich freight. When wesfat an her burning, two the main and mizen, had gone by the bi d the ards was blazing, and looking asf they must fall over anace, But so far es we cou th exterior tine vessel was then untouch'd bythe fl Upon v iting her four hours afterwards, there were uothing bat bla: place of her mast ss the f ‘ forward part of the ship with intense fur: the after part of the veasel i remained ir way through, and while are wri ii Aves veebatly Uarael deere chee see eee ed ore our paper Koes to press, she will doubtless veral of the city fire eugines were pumping water into, the ship forseveral hours, but owing to the buoyant nature of her was impossible to stibme ce the ship.” The Mary was a New York built shiv, of 77 oN hen belonged three-fourths to the Messrs, Kingsland, of that nee remaining. fourth to pt. Wear, who purchased he has been lying he New supposed to be tured, ar Cae Waris beets cele ‘unprotected, oF cargo, about 700 bales cotton are supiosed 0 be insured Liverpool on open ‘The balanee is not covered. ‘The areas eatante cuitan tect sais totic hopes were entertained that when the vessel should sink, two tiers of cotton might be saved in a damaged state. But upon the whole. the loss can hardly fall short in all of $120,000.—~{ N- c., Oct, Scr W. A. Cazowntt, Horner, of and for, Philad:iph from Mayaguez, PR; encountered a lon 72 ch carried away "bul ng her a reck. ‘The cay ion the hull for 2 hours, at the merey” of the” winds , Were taken off by ship Lucy, and arrived at Mobile Whalemen. At Pernambuco Sth inst. Elizabeth, Taber, NB, are 3d. ‘A whale ship st SE, showing a signal with white cross in it, was seen 15th pee GEL anes from St ne for pore all well, 24th inst. lat 37 reign Ports, Capiz, Sept, 21: sn Falmouth, Davis, Portland. In port, Neptune; Peach, for Bos Hoscoe, R Ricker, di Augus- » Usley, do; Neuvitas, Me! land, do: or Litton) fer Balvinnove next day.” ‘Sid 20th be i fal! tio Janeiro, Burros Ayres, Sept i—In port, eas. Tors, for Bal more, ldg; Hoba Collier, unc. Sid Boston and Moscow, Simpson, Boston; Sou ahd iis senvico, Oct §—La port, Caroline Augusta, W ‘ varre, Cole, from adel. an bept Warsaw, Hobart; Brown, tor Zanzib acthionns Da non teneatn gre Bld Poke, Loveland, Baltinor fr oi au, NP,Oct 12— Arr Partridgs, Doughty, in tes ke ; ry of Waterford, Miller, and ey lius, Hanford, Glasgow; Beit ituils Shields Montaeal, Oct 25—Arr ag George, Foster, London. E Oct 29-810 Pl lark, astronT, Oct, 20—§ lanet, Clark, Wilmington; 21th, ig reel Behe: Girard, Gi Horeriek, Sac ORTLAND, Oct 25—Arr il prtrick, Saco; m, Baker, Georgetown for Boston; March, Bakei ner for York.’ Cld Condor, Gerts, Porto Rico. PLvmo vr Oct Bs—cld Chan lain, Kinsman, Portland. et 25--Arr Bun, Ryder, Philadelphia; 26th, Reap Fam I, Newcastle, Del, 27th, Joh ce e, Buenos A. res; Cort Glover, New York. ‘Tremont, Palin Pecicee Marr Brecaniee, ‘Win Pitt, Home, Baltimore Waldo, fadolph, aad following started, but anchored in the Roads—Rbi los, Cesare Augusto, Triumph, Atcakagan lerum, Osceola, HeiLapeipnia, Oct 28--Atr Caracas, Lewis, Porto Cabello; Albert, Black, Boston; Oread ibber, F: Baker, Boston Ivanhoe Hoyt, Newbiryport;' John Jay, Hall, Provi: iley, Salem. c. Geta At Mozart, Reynolds, and Splen- ‘ernon, Drinkwater, Boston. rts, ‘Osceol: ate; Stranger, Sparks, nm Roads, Black Hawk, 'Yeaton, ore. Savannat, Oct —Arr Powhatan, Marshall, Baltimore; Nicholas Biddle, Truman; Rockall, Evans; Hudson, Page, so Newark, Freeman, New York: Peter Demill, Le rabail, Gregory’ Boston; Tepes; Maver, Nasowu for Gharies ‘on acconnt of head dt = 4 as Carroll, Cook, Antwer Marengo, Hulbertson, Havre; Se Lou Philadelph nny, Patterson, Havana. three stury or two. story attic House, well ituated in or near Brosdway™ fo small family, x longer, as it may suitall Address, post to4.. No. 70 Hudson street—stating location and rent. mec Wi ANTED—On the 20th November next— handsomely far- ished Parlor, with Sed-room attached to it, im the vicinity tery. One ne faving a view it! prefer _ Fez ‘box 775, Lower Post 2 *rre ANTED—A young man, with from $200 to $300, to the Southern part of the d States, the West Indies and South America. The business ble. Any smart young man, good chance to get by rhe advertiser will be ready to start for uth in a few days. ay wanted, a young man with $130, for a business in this city. A smart young man from he country prefered. For particulars, apely at the Land Office, or Wall street, up stairs, from 10 to 2 oe 029 1 re OO § 1, 000-— § 1, 100-—§ 3,000. ‘0 BE LOAN i on Boad aud Mortgage, on unincumbered onary ia city, or Brooklyn,—at the Land and Loan - ‘all street, (basement. ) 0,000 in sums to A. Bi selesie Real Estate Broker. jet DENT AT THE NEW ‘OST OFFICE "pe ‘THE, PUBLIC.—The undersigned h ving seen an article in the New York Sun of Saturday, relative to the unfortu- ate necident which occurred on Friday at the New Post Ofice building in Nassau street, in which gross misrepresentatious are made, deem it proper fa justice to themselves‘aud. to the Post Master ind radict emphatically the statement roper construction of the scaffold, and that the. wen wished (0 c struct it themselves, bi ted by the Post Master, who had it made to If.” ‘ ‘The undersigned ye manner, that there been any want of means, in regard mi or any the work, or that the Post Master ya Nigam sy aguecy’ whatever in the" @rstice OF the nestle ts quar affolding from which the unfortunate men fell, was dderithe personal finspection of the Master te and wa deqamed tn every respect, stout nd The accident occurred from ‘of a timber, which we have preserved for exami tion, and ‘which had a concealed defect, the surface, appearing to entirely x0) accident wes unavoidable, aud no charge of negligence or omission can properly rest either upon the undersigned, or any other person whateve f MA RHOMPSON, Architet Superintendant. AMULL SMAI Master Cargenter SON GATEIELD, Painte 029 It re House, with bath yard, near Washington Parade He vot longer if required, poly te HC. LAWRENCE, No. 33 Wall st. GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY 10 LET—A es ro and Low House, long and well * tablished in ral and the CL Oa" corner Grocery and Feed Store, ye, and tabling for a number of » will b id p for cash. To pas Heirs ny, corner of Chatham aud Rose str ‘wo front rooms in Broadway, corner of Duaue street—rent $10 per mov th. ‘Two back rooms in Pearl street, near Broadway—at $6 a month, Two good Porter Houses to let—fixtures, &e. forsale. A store and cellar in Mulberry street, near Walker street—rent $120 to “t Of May. ‘Three toe cellar, in Amity strect, Broadway rat Sis month. wor sale or exchange fo, ty, @ Tavern in New Jersey—the o1 Hy Babli ate fece-has stabling at Ra with fruit of all k Kgl Ns —— ishing ee Be Wants to purchase, a small Grocery. 0 1t*m UNIVERSITY hme AND MEDICAL UE, THIS tomcat Tor fous University ifzens Who tre den ope ety ratitouly, and, likewise E icine to the pee net Mort w if ia <4 ‘tay throughout ate =a bbadray 0 give adv surgic: vy be Tae naa earn a. a Aa irection of Dr. BL.DFOWD, and 19 alec intended to furnish nce to Boor women in ther confine Gatto 5 ee vie nates nth De GRBFORD: 4 ii attended at theit own houses free ‘ob gewim* re. important ™. of American Republi- cans in favor of Election of Polk and Dallas, Wright and Gardiner—and to the annexing of Texas to Great jain, and Permiteme. the British Government to take possession of Oregon, A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES from the several inthe city of New Yorks of the Democrate for tion of tinorie ark onens aera oe the! Pie Hotel Becardeee Gere pecie hie tor the pare |e a before she public their views in relation to the now pending before dhe pene by appointing T. Hi, MATTE- A Nowaon feetetary, whe, 08 mo ng addreas ‘was fead : pan 70 THE DEMOCRATIO PORTION Ok THE AMERI- CAN REPUBLICAN PARTY deca erats, who, for objects which they adhe inesteas of to ches F, Joined in securing ‘1 American Hepublican triumph at-the lax Charter elect deem it proper to make this appeal to those of their Democrat brethren whe acted w m on that occasion, and to state their position in the present contest. When, not many years ago, the charter election was held at the same time with the election for State officers, the reasonable objection was t_the one was merged in the other to the great detriment both of State. and City interests, Candidates, Hwas urged, ware not allowed to stand upon their own merits. politics, fruitful of oboe. and end- Strines sad peipciplee ahoeld Gsietaly sultr was uot the same etn of either strict party testa d rs connected who, upon q doned thei ae necessary to tour local government, It was the general feeling the great parties of the day, that in our charter elec aaratively i y, should nnd the proposed change ws hailed ileum, where: only ly to their im~ y re the peo) y prevailed, the city eee be sure of ac: for oe ah 7 came at ast. The state and needless for us to state, Loe its promined “trom its adopt failure has resulted from no ove eanse more rer tha the, fact that” our ety intereats have ed to the alFeugulyhng varie o part from. the local ‘partizans were unknown, citizens general m broughe forward as. candi. fate, and elected Phe nancial intartte of this great city iw entrusted to hands tn heir management. As became st a they looked to mere polit 18 like themselves fo mand support. Lov: broad reinnn mene agai postponed, until they Were killed by a system o fro wn ried Out, the daring povuarity of the official dig be affec Appointments were made, not from, of personal fizess, but from Politicel imotives ot the most selfish aud degrading character, "The claims. 0 ‘awiet citizea, who rested his case on his well-known character tha! srandiusiamong his fellow” men, were postponed t» mike rawler, who demanded. his, return for per rvices performed to elect scine unworthy jneumbent, fe will wou now Tepeat the catalogue of grievances, but con- tent ourselves with stating, that necting in the same spirit w) dictated the change in the time of holding our el elections, the'ast and varied interests of our eity should be ed on their own strength and importance alone, and not led with other interests foreign and extraeous, seek of men who would divest themselves from polities ofthe most selfish and the low: an wejomed in the movement of the day wtiol placed purty in power, | We will not now stop to en bow far our cil have been realized. It is enough he motives which actuated our course, to tlemocrats a fair appreci 7 ion on every question of Nwlehanged, that we spurn every and set at ht every attempt legiance to those principles of democracy which we cherish to our heart’s core, and_which we will never abandon 0 long as life lasts to sustain them, ‘eearnestly call upon our Democratic brethren who acted with us in relation ty local reforms, to bear in mind that any ar- angement with the unscropulons ‘party ‘which aw seeks to tamper with ies must enure to the t result in Philadelp admit it to be, ia effect, a WHIG t claimed with prostsot WHIG wy As A) Bes h and bread bifeun De Democrats, Nyctory in name, achieved under b Oni cegiiBb sk ‘such victories sprin, fe ele st WE. claiin por to be E claim not to be vietors in cone ‘AE DUA that we have been made the instraments in the hands of men against whom we hay lives ph the permaneucy of their p ty, whe pnsequences mrdetent will be fale oad “atphored ter of the Hand, Jead ovn aid dirwetly” or indirece trout result? Shall it be suid that the dealt the death-blow to the great party which, whatever m een the occasional errors of its policy, we love, cher revere! Let that blow—if come it musterme at ieast from hostile hands, Let oun breasts be ouR hands @UR consciences unhaunted by the crime of POLITIC. FARRICIDE, | If on the monument, which is to cover the nave or Drmockacy, there is to fet it mot tel Abe cate iat a eu our att THAT CAUSED On th her hand) if sverdeantines Demoerec destined to add ano other triumph 10 its long and Trine roll, at OURSELVES aed that GLORIOUS CONRUMMAFION and share in the REJOICINGS. and emporary; estrangements, iafec! ction newer Aeoe ene ner ‘our Democratic uz of the abor of eigen Acs wh signed by hn WE WENT ‘OR cry, RE, pier FOR FEDE ‘The ene hay ny ‘oud he American Republican ket at the Jate charter m, for the avowed and ostens purpose of Municipal Refon election stment of suc istration of the City Government to learn, ry that an attempe. is being made to idenufy thers with hich they have no confidence and with whom they have no sympathy. We, therefore, protes' the , by pub- he Whig [omcue ast sition, we hereby : 4 MM. DALLAS, for K. if P; id Vice Presider and of 3} WRIGHT and ADDISON feta Sted ego | eutenant Governor of the State of New York, ad express attempt to t fer us, like “cattle in the to theembrace of ancient Federalism. John Stiles ‘Abi Strant John Gilmore Pe'er Manuell i Ww. i Cpa tae paren m Pra te James HAnner CS'Washbume doin Sek di Solu Sere ms Ht Lee fac Richard Hawkey Christopher Allen Will M Wilawhey ‘m Lee i Iyane Seaman David T Slocum KJ Jimison Wm L Burrows Win K Slocum GW Duront Daniel Slocam James Dunba John Bombay. Wan H Holmes Sacob Gockeron Win t Bi Thorns ttolmes JD Pierson leox. Jr George Ryerson hon! J3 Cain, Janes Boe Sami ¢ Field Jas © Look John De Revere Cox ns Frederick McDonald ‘man Henry H Baldheck ‘Albert Ro ‘Thomas Moncrief JP MeAbee aimes Mount © Mackay 0 Marsh the Shusk Michsel Harrison ‘Thomas Pardoe illiam Denyse Ja, ob Stovms John P Teale A, Hempsted Mathias L Osborn jam K Marshal Andrew Osborn hal dsall ‘& Q' Jackson James C Haseltine Stephen Bushel Jonas R Knapp Hiram Smith Dan Stanard Loren» Dibble Albert Warner =F s2S ces >. <zpceces eo: A Tawnaend Albert Ayres — "Dushem, a Heer Wells Ramsay filliamy Conover HM Wells = Featnond, coent Bavid Ramsey Reps F Prindle TF Ealtemdge im Peter Westervelt gan Samuel Demon, J semua Oliver acy Win Thoreburn Geo F Holmes Win F McKay Robert Hewett AT Hom CR Hettield, Jr Ineob Stingland James W. Waruer John’ Mevore Silvester Roe James Doughoy William Bukley ver Moore Fred Cuter a Andrews Jolin Cox ee. | fete Hiram Miller Howard Williaine eae as rredenek Christopher Fish Wil meet at Stoneall "Resolved, 7 hat ‘the proceed pablions; Ensig! of this m buble Payee L. W. Newson, Secretary. mas M Brown fel Fenney ‘vm s Penney vm Peuney wns Pane Rosavelt ‘on phraim Diniel Gale Timothy Macombe Cornelius Day Paterson ice Went James we es ‘Tonephy Utenett sander Devoe Ae Peuney ‘Abraham Penney Win R Slocum H Mas George Gallas J W Bartlett ‘T HVatterson John @ Norton Isaac © Norton Win G Bourne —F We are compelled, from want of space, from, publishing names remain unpubli bove protest, the following resolutions ted “Resolved, my the dddress and protest just read be adopted as f the Democratic poetian: of the Avgericnn Re- » That when this eating adjourn it adjouras to E Toleloek, to mph of our Id, and Plebei T. A. ‘MAT “LESON, Preside 029 It*re AMUSEMEN’ TS. PARK . THEATRE Mr. Placide—Mr. Mayseo}-ihe, Se time, America) aad ts of yak sil the ente—IMMENSF Gane ‘Moving PANORAMA of the and the ETHIOPIAN Site KS, M TS NOE wrington, Pelham and Wanew ALL ed by J. Sour nthe shoe by hiss ix iam eb stched “a Rite wil be Babine ie ine Bee alae ane Galstad time at en ar ny = particulars of ¢ oucert, progr id oom ta and Exhibition at ‘Squarter before 8 o’clock yagham appear as OCallagh not a buclesque burletta, but a writen d eh we Bayley, Esq): Second pcb of Joha Dunn ae Cari NG, October 29, will be prese ped the buries PLO Mager Smith, Mi R af AN ar the 31 wing Ejdeand Dancing rs. clude with. nig LEGS—O'Calinghan, Mr. + Upper Boxes 25; Pit 25: (to aceommodat h. CIRCUS—BOWERY. BRILLIANT ADDITI SIX eee will ride th evening. Fire cag of the Grad Pageant of Homers BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH ee eee & EX ANGE No ROBBE RY, On Who's vo Farner Me? Frincipal character , Johnston, Rasa Me ii Barrett, Johuston, by Meare, Burton ts. patrol gig BATTLE, in the Workderaln by more than 260,000 perso: Dog Ss. Tet R a ned. by fean Re- ni ie ‘and a vier man was 20 shockingly stant, some dozen of res ed (accidentally of cine iuto a ‘arias rd, and said Satan moe play th de pu st the bempite Cito, fo create a sympa tip that ace TO HIS HONOR THE MAYOR yoticed several pas the Express, Com ier, d slander: tely villify the chacscters of the mem- ac lub, over which I have the honor to pre asa Club, with outrageous viola- brutal assaults upon peace: The malignity and th rey evutinue ° their attacks rvacd to truth or propriety, ean very particular an ub i malicious * libel, concocted by political hiretings. honest rurposes worthy ef the Seotardly and cowardly vil- ns from whom they emanated your duty as Mayoi citizen if I for a moment aset of uuprincipled knaves, w ont cord and eae mong men that might, but for their iatoete ren‘ wish to advise and 8, Isbotid feel on ually breediny jieved hg would licit your examination of facts, and not mis- representations—of men who call upon their partizans to arm themselves with deadly weapo ty Mfor self protection is an 4 that freemen will not seadily re- ovingset of pretenders, which party it violence the ballot T bee i Tithe molish the ra iu 1810? “Didthey not kuock down and otherwise maltre:t every oue who. came in their way? not one of the Persons who made thea f one of the whig clubs? aref fresht in le nee 'p morali ‘Their motives are obvious they. are particular! jood. ‘The Empire Club any man, or attack mae tack upon the glorique an pelled to use force, and have no other resort, we must protect purselvesand ‘riends. Respectfully, your fellow citize ISAIAI a'Browd Rect ai—The A any ‘of Henry Hud- The great Bute the Ar lebraied ‘Beda oe om 10. M. to 9 P. ch vi qwratii of the ‘Abandourneat of of Heury Hudso verance with 1844. upon as, without the least ly be equalled by their uu- article relative to AND SCIE! TK OF jardin AND eo CARD—MR. WHALE and DAUGHT iat and Gentle their fC lnases in i Daneing, Waging, and_ the Po! tka Dance, will the Assem| Roo r 18th, and will and Gentldmen under 14 rarday, afternoon, commencing at and lass, of "Gentlemen |. Eve taught in Mr. W.’s classes, ‘without addi Oe Ww. trans that the references he shall offer of will be sitisfactory. Schools aud A Broadway, ou Secardsys Uhroughout the seasou. vot ‘fan, for Young La Tor the elder’ clas Dane ‘Avenue, where terms will be made known and containing particulars. EXHIBITION. {) THE WORLD. “Anelli, at the Apollo jon isfentirely seperate pxes from, Lays A PAIL i Abies TAnee Tee, from i Concert mn 1A. Mito SP. M., and fi Tto 16 P.M. k onthe New Era of- amt patie ine memory of many. of our ci mbers of the Empire en. at the Knickerbogker Club. room, ik with er bret ranges Cie Tile wen des On ale night ai gexh i Pane ere ‘most magnificent Panoramic Pa a ‘country, (30 say all the pat have gil ord CAGE hh ccd ell Farrand Aukustas Bare, R.A. London. Oban for a short len and Panorama 2% cents, moneg are um ladras was exhibited in "Russell ‘attended with immense success, and when pui idered the very beet Panoramic. re ip . re FASHIONABLE DANGING. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY, See a the Lalas 3 dl aad et og of thy infavor of Clay, shadow of ex.use for the fe “ad violonee they iytend to commit on 1 ballot boxes, f ns ar the vrincipal fast patie Dasoea| preva ag lay of elect 4 pean aod American ir 5 (pre heed RS og a ‘met a = the rh ‘approval of the Mons. K. proposes to t dance LA POL Valse de Deux Ps wie and all American Dan: » Will be assisted by, i ayieese KORPONAY as be given in the French, Ger- 413 Broadway, corner of pre fr ataternen's wh Vicnglish language street, (formerly U and dancer the accommodation of Ladies and ees Piece CITIZENS: fhingy and men have chanj deaiey fi ‘benevolent 1 farties have Tately et which P depend 0 rv the proveedon of both Meeting on Wednesday, Evening, © (0. 14 Lispenard street, corer of Broadway. NINTH WAKD KENTUCKY CLAY CLUB. CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN. HE mew.bers of the Kentucky Clay if Jub, and all those dis- arg requested tgassemble at Beptacky, in the celebration of TO THE FRENCH CITIZENS, Our ancestors, headed b} afayette, fought under the command of the immortal Wash American Independance, aud to lish it of Nee eee But, city of ‘of ju pt nthe United States, i Several political ht crush to atoms ten. ihe memory of our fore: In consequence of M4 for the preservation of those Re, mublrean hed by and sealed with the bl rty and Public Order,” is the motto of Never forget it, and you may al- AND AMERICA ctoler 30th, at 7 o'clock, DY CUMMINGS, Presi Wa. Bittivos Maecn, Secretary. 029 the eave ther aan inquire of MONS, KORPONAY, at hus residence, 77 Chainbers street. ‘Tensts:—Class Lessons from 6 to 7, 7to 8, and 810 9 daily. Six lessons, $6—twelve lessons, $1 vate Leswons—six lessons, $8: twelve leaso “Al eyher hours will be devoted to Public Institutes, ‘Age a FAULINE DESJARDINS ay ee moe” Par adits and icentlemen she will pony cy favorite i Mazo fashiouable Dances of th hool will te ‘open from 12 o’clock to 2 o’elpek tom 6 9 clock to 9 o'clock. Ladies wentl call at Mile ‘pésrdin’ 's house, "ark Place. 013 2wis*re MUSIC. AND BALLS attended with Bie, cones ating ce —-= of ijt ent Mieltees, Se, good M ) More oF umber, re at ee Jeouned atreet, will ‘be punctually' attanaed 2 fHHON. r ARS.—C, F. GROSHEIM, 79 Pear eae, offers for sale an sxtyasive assortment of jor fompaneros, San. Rom BEACON Ss 'UESDAY, October 2%th, nt .at6 o’elock—a match for $1000, le heats, under the ime Spicer names, TROTTING PRBOCE ATIO E ae AA Norte Oremect iendly to the el-ction of Polk and ied to atand meeting at N “theo i out on horse ‘back orn lew York jute ih and Gardi- American Hotel, make mosemeenes to tum light Procession on the join Mas MARTIN, bbe ee T, Nataral Bone-Sette the morrow through New Jersey, by and working ie Montgomery Co. to i jumarity, in ease from pain and tmisery. ad ol — pt porns under expense He has returned from ft for him at the Astor Houseyor ‘ork, Agent to sell his 029 1t* re wrekery. at loreal iivere’ alt Folton streets Rew medicine, will be attended to. TO THE PUBLIC. é PUBLIC [8 RESPE ‘TRULLY reauested b ed to jwrue the following certifgates, whi om few ofthe many is at mercy | Centre and: Anthony streets, in Mr Marm't grocery. store,_ wes With severe ulceration of his throat and nose, the 0 the ones of his noye he eo a no rared ty the legs and arms, vain sad 1 Oa of arms aA 1 a were ‘contracted, was cont howe Most eminent of the. faculty; was. cured by month: op dans be found corner of Maiden lane and South at. lance, WAS Pronounes ‘homas Mans! held, 132 ion, contraction o of the arine slij nd Swaine of the bones, Hin three week 1%. yh gone street oral em ent vhs whom was tt ‘a posers ce ro} ae ‘rata rable 4 ston of splendid HG Punting, hole, eleuant Japan, Inequered the Flemish and aa breelyim, of the rie fancy Cups anc ‘ee are M4 uy ied ny thi posed of ne y- their collections, Fy a ne vo to aay eo 6 x0 THE PL —WATER- Mount folly nud Burfing: out Holly a i bren called here from ‘apecially te attend to eases—annd many more hav y, of the most extrac it fen the most learned and celebrated in the urpose ‘to proceed to Boston and Vermont and open a school in Amaterdat t youth in my new practi often ‘ thors his ist several tal: wax by, D: in six weeks, cured of severe niceration, afer do ceed: he may be ‘found ir. J. Coxen, 4 'y red of beers fla nd selling of t aise, the City Ho jockimen strest, was cred of ery short time, after being pronounced Pn OA jittle Fie 9 years the joints physiciann, als ree cured by Dr. lamiltor was cured of the neck, afer having was afflicted with he t Inia ite Ww. én, FANCY TABL! Ei cig 4 evi Lag. nap are more eae fabund more per- than any for sale Lay pea They —— their nibs and the hac the are deci look at thei she a, i fect in quality and for sale wt Mh ‘one and alt of free of e} 8% 2taw is Lin m TO ATURALIZED i OREI Aine noon, nade | IN "hee Toad ight respected NY wil dowel mt unde: y can obtain ‘gratis, at the resideuce, No, 2 Dee BUN all othe: medic: ae 4 he cured in ‘ioneet it such success that we We caution [4 pablic to RIERS or] Pou ronal their, mimay witht dota: thers ‘who doubts the effic lunte ian Dispensary, Lineates nf cures can be seen, some if most astonishing on record. tions, and warranted to cure a no charge, of this medivine Jet them Division PA where ‘the C Price $1 per vial, wi ih MAN CAPABLE oF TORY OF SULPHUR shemieal products. ‘This ba Nod ¢3 tent youog: mae wines on Post Offi ONDUE Tine A MANUFAC. t of extensive ulcerati the be bones and Joints, hae hanes for a cor 0. mend incurtle by be ie = v [reas Bo 7 Seabrook qualltcclonn RFENBERG & FE! to inform thet friends and the a "Al the Clasical Works of the teteh eh rs, as well as all ‘Ty Tetest pabliea by jays have a complete assortment ar German. rn Italian com tions, of which the: abies. Te oxime ure Leaf Lard, in ver wo. FORLIV FRFOOL— Regu Pc ye ty. Nev. le: Class, any inback should mabe eat SSE Ses wien . Pine street, corner of South. YOR NEW ORLEANS <1 ket SiA was told by sev- yr. CAmmon, pnd was incurabl Hall, “ia |& y ten years—was Was cured by Dr. H. Nocanpe a ota for wi ‘taker Tharf, Foot of Wall 1 South street. a aha sre class ron Pantin und ‘OR NEW o) ta hy tern Cada Wuhan BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ee Philadelphia. {Correspondence of the Herald.) PuttaDE.ruta, Oct. 28, 1844. The democrats have made considerable political capital out of an intercepted letter, written by Wm. B. Reed, Esq , enclosing an order for $100, to be applied in canvassing, and conveying voters to the poll in Lehigh county. The letter hasbeen printed to German and in Evglish, in the shape of a hand- bill, and circulated by thousands throughout the interior of the State. The whigs treated the matter lightly at first, but finding that it made 4 deeper impression on the minds of the people than they anticipated, they have called an in- dignation meeting teers dh to express their opin- ton on the subject. democrats assert that it will increase their vote twenty-five per cent. throughout the State. The letter came out through amisdirection. It was addressed toa Mr. Selpidge, Prothonotary, Allentown, Lehigh county. Mr. Selpidge was former!: Prothonotary of thiscounty, bur top resent incumbent 18 M thinking the letter was au official ove, car- an to the Prothonotary, who opened it, and finding that itmeant mischie!, published it Tt hes been spread far aad wide. . The Brandywine Light Boat will leave Wilming: ‘on, Delawure, to-morrow morning, to teke her station for the winter, on the Brandy wine Shoals. Saues at tHe Stock Excnancr—3 shares American ; 13 Fa:mers’ and Mechan 74; 1,500 U 8 6's, 1868, I ¢, 59; 100 Wilmingt nk, 114; $285 State 6's, 1846, 75; Skconp Boaxn—50 shares Wilmington RR, 243; 180 do bonds, 6's, 1868, 614 pautamemee Ose aes oo ine; Drake, and Cay Steward NYork Below, rater “Jarman Bartimons, Get 27— Ar Emnat & Gi justay, rem orstow, Bremen; Frau’ Annette, (Han) Oortgies, Antwerp. Sid Janet, Buck, L ePeol ee Kelly, Valparaiso and a mkt; joston; Exatv, (new Boiger, Nantucket; Victuriue, Saucers NewOh Meguyticook, Mayo, do; Ovoea, Squires, and Mfecie, Lorem: retts, N York, ALexanpnia, Oct —Arr Gelden Rule, (Br) Watlington, Bermuad: AUUTION SALES. LARGE SAL OF FLAN TS ar Ave TION EVY & SPOONER will soll Th o'clock, No igt Broadway, 300 pots chotes Pl in part of hundred pocs very handsome ‘Artemeaves, Laurest-uas, Camelias, Roses, Oracges and Lemous, with ‘a great variety o other ornamen' 9 itm Be. TART CET AR Auctioveer, (HIS DAY —FURNITURE SALES, at 10 o'clock, No. 4 Vesey strevt, B, MOONEY & 11 sell the Fura of this exis Honse: consisting of Parl Brussels, Ingrain and re, Dining aud reakane Tables: Mar Thaple’ Ghats; Fler sud Mantel Gleaess Maetal ipa; Window, Shades: Plated Ware, China doe Giese do Also, Iso, one Piano. “Also, Bureaus, Toilet Tables, Misr CTL ERMAN TOYS. Ant BS. dg ty will sell This Day, at 10 o’clock, at the Pecind Ro ner of Gold. 40 cases ys, in part, a ana’ Jacks—Magnetic a Wooly b ds—V ea—| Oly Doys and Sheep, | he peempiorily sold cya and is worthy the attention of the city retail — emer H, Upped Auctioneer. PLENDID BIOCHE CASH MER Jaat Importation and ae at Public Auction by E. H. the large room.o ze sl Int, at 120’ lock. and London at PubliclAt be = beta ‘chance toexaiine them 3 an examined the day pret iow Tiare a drelock M. These shawls are warranted id and jerfect | and free from cotton, and can be saat: with wep “cou dence as of the best quality. 6 The fe mcd the above, fic by hee Mettaty, Gena nt the French, the Princess de at Pr za a, Me, Ac ke. For farther parcular alr ehichiwill be sevdy on'Phurnday, ato clock. tale emp" tory. Terms each 029 ati 3. TUTTLE, Auetionees A. HARDWARE, TLERY, Ge: Jacon $F Pears will wil 5 da "Pable mid D ie 0." Also, 40 cases German Te 95 - original packages ih mre a aasortment of Shell and: Hlenty Hard e. AL THEATRE FOR SALE: of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated the iitn day of July, 1m, and recorded ye 20h day ee tember, 1842, in Liver W. B. No. 95, folios 328, 329, 390, 331, 332, and 333, one of the Iaud records of Wast ngton coun- ty, in oe Ppseriet of Columbia, | will sell at public sal he est bidder,on Saturday, thedd day of Novem lock P. front, of the. premiaan, Lo Square No 254) in the city of Washingt, or so much id lots as are covered by the ‘Theatre ereeted thereon, t with seven front feet on each side of the build by tis Sires tion of the Bank of the Metropolis, for whose benefit in part ime and place Lf will exec Auctioneers. XTRAORDINARY, ASTOUNDING A WHC LB LI- BRARY—42 V¢ aLUN OR TWO be tA mplete Library of N Kfoenlingevee Werke Go TWO Volumes, is sold at LESLIE?S Depot of Cheap Publica- here are ouly, two tunity of this will never preseut itself again to the yeading public, there: buy while you ean 42 volumes of choice literature for two es The following ‘orrect list of the books contained rary. The Miscettane we he dine ith, comple three volumes, ork hast recteuy bere patlisned. by rey and Hart, of Philadelphia, for thive dollars and ffty cent cash, and has sold well hae that! Mabel the wtctress, by Baron St. Leger. A navel of thril Interest, which will be tead as long. as the English: lan ued Nun, by Baron St. Leger. jedset by ‘Theodore Hook. Marquis De Letortere, by gene Soe. es pibeaterfal tory of the’ Shadowless ‘Man, by William lowit:, The Gentleman's Daughter, rid Opie. Tne Game uf Life, by Leitch ng for Ms "Bmen ay, John ifs Load Dice, wy John B: a Murder Wall Out, by i OF; Bertrand De La Croix, b Frank Heartwell, or t and Second Love, by H.C. Crawford. jar translated from the German of C. tail, from the German of C. Hunter, translated from the German of Caroline ‘Modem Lothario, b Ths Pinca of WeiterGuteete ‘Traasated from the Geriaa of The Post Cay plain, oF also v 4 Sand Victor M The ones De Motto Fou Hi. LB ol al Whisper, by John Galt. The Sisters, or Warnings and Wonders. Fue Curate hy Kgedecika Brew Thee inerey,o Foca hiterary Stars This in w highly i mtg ak ada you fay “wh, had be bay the last pnge, | regret oy" Te is beautifully prinved, and’ containe za ng nate eo’ Hand Book of the Toilette, contai omer of recipes for cosmeti fas eajarged by aledy of New Yor Ztquete for Ladies “A manval of the most spproved Rules af Conduct in polished soevety, for married and unmarried. Ie ies ‘The Ladies’ Work Box Companion, bei hinds of canvass work, with went Instructions in Kuitting, Netting. and Crotchet work, con- fa: hucinble pat tory, Phenomena, and present condition of Animal Mesmerism, with practical instensttogs in the gether with late discoveries in the science, By William any and Chauncy Hare ‘Townsend. Micmonice, or the New Science of Artificial Memory where: bya mau may Improve redi Mam Ro ih rules for. Diet, ford he treatment o I with practical hints on dig ment with direct nagement, ne, di and aft to mothers au FOOT RAC mewn Hundred Dojlare will teu miles on the BEACON COURSE be weather permitting, the purse. to be di $700 to the. fir he. se . to the Fowrth, yy L ~ ith the proprieto Jo be, made on or belo a iwanee of 300 miles or fan enter the 8a day previous” ve, the winner of the last race, + | Batiow mas Trenhaleh the two. pedestriaai late “4 Englund, together with three others which were, In fet, have rntered their names to start 1 this rece, ‘inep Hock, the Ladian from Buffalo, is Bre KOWNINO, Ir. dean, wll be Siowel. two oy nea otherwise seat i 0 ki Fedes{tiane have been in publi¢, and have had mnch prac= y to be £0 excited but what they can so regelate their own yo AY as to be able to tell within a few cqonis what time it will she thean to run « mile, while others who are more easily exe o at tte praet “oul ew oly watt to Serer Ss erceseen, se tet were being cheered on hy tmany thousand. spectators and uae? by Jose the race, when they otherwise might be more success! {give this explanation ate funelal, this aRerncen of 4 grok, irom hi late ra SPREE UE a nea arta dence, oorner of Norfolk and Hester streute, chee tase v a r) fidier ot tmeed ere Serer te 2