The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1844, Page 3

SAMUEL PHILLI ARN STRE! RB Lets Bay “Thursday, at _Famelture ere 8 ally zs Matias Writing forte’ surceble Tork schst Also,’ two Cl A alot of Ca lothing, tie i Woman—a situation as C ok per, or woul ve no best of refe Pe nee “rtd can be given. iTUATIONS hf _ Cook and La general hou: meee fs Waraock—vario season. makers’ wels, Sale positive. ate co—Descambre—| Bake pee wen—K, Iter ‘Winchester-— ke—Thoripeck com baa Vy EE Wal ees it Collon & Tack in—2 Hh €Cor ible ¥. aap eater eise mya plain se wins to character and dint th bettie Hac ets hecae loor above 28th street. BUSINESS TO bye CONTINENT OF HE £uropean and A: The annual interest amounts sources to meet this are, the revenue from the public works andthe five mills tax. The receipts from these sources for 1843, were estimated to be $1,098,000, but the actual amount received, according to the Governor's ines- sage, wes only $647,343, as annexed :— Means or Ono to Meet nea Inrenxst in 1843. 005,469, and the re- & tel ih Rowse, Gr We \ opal 2 W Lin 068 Be perk as & Ache! soe J rianee in Holland, yee! having any astra for ‘such’ an fi irigads, OF persons or com dispose of, $e reaees WARD & Cb., 117 Washington ste uperior English Potatoes, enpool aud for sale in lots COLL LINS & CO. cds which the rc | i the wore imetie, Es hs Morra=t Niciesioon ae icone Feo nes Roizardon Fane ferot te =] Felgen W W hameon 4 ra! ory ‘a FT AFOES nw ee ver janding ex sip Biddons, from i oue. ape FROM RAVEREO Ma. res § ry d'lv Rolker sere Le Bec porensd i vet crane Interest. .....4. Store. 80 C Heerdt—15 A AUGUSTA BROWNE delan Alterativ MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, Nov, 13—6 P. M. Stocks are ell down aguin to-day, and the operations quite large. Stonington fell off]; Norwich and Worces- ter, 2; Farmers’ Loan, 1; Pennsylvania 6's, 4; Reading Rail- road, }; Erie, 4; Ohio 6’s, 3; Long Jaland, 3; Mohawk, 1; Morris Canal, 14; Illinois State Bank, }. It is noticed that the canal navigation of packet beats on the Pennsylvania Canal will close on the 1dth inst. ‘The navigation will be left open for freight as long as the weather will permit. The commissioners appointed for the sale of the main line of Pennsylvania improvements, have appointed Mon- day, January 20th, 1845, as the day for exposing the sale Toulon—3 casks 50 bdls 1 cask Hi—i027 bage coffee Grinnell k ut ack a ee ND MISS ORGANIST OF THE fear cox’s CHURCH, ONTINUES to give This deficiency was partly supplied by a temporary loan, and the indebtedness of the State increased. The Commissioners of this State have been obliged to borrow money to meet every payment of interest made, and they arenow in the city on business of that kind. At this rate Ohio must eventually become bankrupt. The change that has recently taken place in the political complexion of the legislature may, through an inflation in credits and ® change ot State policy, stave off a suspension for a while, but it appears at present impossible to prevent such a deplorable result. Old Stock Exchange. 9 Ohio Life & Trust ree Meh rumbulle Wo Da rte—302 Dalle a thers—108 alee. & Smith-33 can Lessous in New York and Brooklyn, no the Piano Forte and ie Singing and Zompo* st and eae. as also of a Mo ements of the S ‘Steamahi; Leave Liv'l, Duei t Ame’ Hibernia, — Ryrie. Nene cl BRAHAM. and Agents. ins of Vessels will give Som U states Set a ae Shey may have. ce BRIS, rs SUPERIOR AND BHEOe 'T COMMERCIAL SYSTEM E-OPENING of an Bristo: Hanp Acaveay for pupils of a No: 156 Broapway, (between Maiden Lane and Liberty st.) KIsTOW respectfully announces his return to New and Boston, where he met with the most Writing and Suont- L AGES, DAY and EVEN- a of any oe ae Ince The books for subscription to the stock of the Albany ‘Gas Light Co. are to be opened te-morrow at the office of the Firemen’s Insurance Co., Albany. Weannexa statement showing the receipts of the Relies Rajffoad Company for the week ending tho 9th oo PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 14. «w to all persons of EVERY AGE, a most supe- rior een N Twetve Easy Lessons!!! no matter how mad, ILLEGIBLA AMPED, Or defective their g Eabies, who mect daily from 1 to 1, he imparts, a de eae and flowing style, at once pleasing, elegant, recherche Parnaperaia anv Reapine Raroap. Receipts for the week ee Oth inst. Travel... ... 2... Freight on goo & Co; Relish “Alereider Hayden, Alerter R Sremen Be Dunia e one P aak, M ster el 3. Met cueady Go; Olivia te Virgi ae ENTLEMEN he comm 4000 ‘Texas 10 pret bas’ int alapond Mee Lessons given, (free of extra charge,) if An be seen from 9 te1 A. M., T+ danp—This si and usefu Mr 3. in 12 lessons ong r caeeiatred of life, NOB Addie nw itt East Boston Co 3 ful art is taught by Farmer Trust alls wes ti re a, REMEDY FOR DESTROYING RATS, MICE, AND OTHER VERMIN WEIZER, Chemist, No, 73 Ludlow street, informs the pub- hh -d an infallible remedy for the destruc- Rats, Mice, Bugs, &e., which has bee ‘countries. ‘To such iy the remedy himself, he will call at the ered not, the poison can be bought with instru it. CENTREVILLE COURSE, TROTTING. transported. 6.6... .0. 0000+ 012,448 tons, ‘We annex a table showing the bank movements, the imports and exports of the United States for several years since 1830 :— Banxine Carita, Loans, Vatu or Imports anv Exports or THE i fa Stati D Arrived. Packet ship Toronto, Griswold, from London and Ports- 0. ith mdse, to Johh Griswold. ip Siddous, Cobb, fi wk menelet si p New » from Liverpool, Oct. 12, with aot aeons from Liverpool, Oct. 3, with efits y Ainsworth, from Havre, Oct. 4, 50 510 125 oa a Bank Pa Long island RR be Second Board. 460 Stonington RR 30 Morris Canal 25 Nor & Wor RR. 0 N'Y & Ene RE boo with, me, to Fox FFERENT PeRiops Ship Qegnee,. dickson ‘ie Ness from New Orleans, with cot- 49 days from Genoa, with ny Ahi ‘loss, 54 days from Rio Janeiro, with from I pe si balers yaa Sardinian payave OF ita, Propemo,, ee, Ohio 6's 1860 % Canta Eee altar, mek mh ir New Stock Exchange, 2000 ‘Texas ‘Trea Notes 8 ahs a Hes bao i ‘The connection between the bank loans reign tradeof the country is plainly to be seen in this table. There was a steady increase in the movements of the banks upto 1637, and the imports of the year pre- vious were valued at $199,990,035, having in six years increased from seventy millions. and discounts cf the banks fell off forty millions of dollars, and the imports fell off twenty-seven millions.— In 1839, the bank loans increased and the imports forty-nine. In 1840, both the loans and imports fell off very largely ; the same in 1841 until we find in 1844, bank movement more limit than at any time since 1630, and an importation showing about the game decline. In proportion to the banking capital now in existence, our banks are under greater restrictions than they were in 1880. We have selected these two years to illustrate the similarity between the two periods more fully than our previous statements. Bank "eee Be sawp Exronrs, 1890 any 181d. pvr see Sigua . 250,330, # bait hs RR ip, Ans 62 days from Newport, : FE ain, intend anit 7 “Morrison, 28 days from St, Ann's mento 70 hides to Aymar & Ci of the 5th ult. was severely felt at at Bay w Capt, MI atates that thera Montero Bay. About li sail of vessels were wrecked, the wharves destroyed. the harbor, but escaped without material Brig Maicellus, Sproul, 8 days from D feet lumber to Badge: ‘Schr Erie, Matthews 26 days from Par», with 131 boxes india 51 bays cocoa 673 hides 6 boxes to E, Pg ee cl beet 1 day UNTRECEDENTED SPORT. Nath, at 2 o'clock precisely. he following horses are eitered: ;blaek, mare rt: In 1833, the loans 8 Nor ieWor RR “a 4 apne vessels were i re. a Ga, with 90,000 25 do seven millions | 25 East Boston Co State of Trade. Asnes—Pots remain aeeey at $4 123. ing as wanted, at $425 a $4 12th inst, Pots 1421 bbls ; Pearls 628 bb! Beeswax—Prime ne yellow, northern, southern and West- ern sells at 29) a 20c. Bueaperurrs— Prices are rons down. Ohio, Genesee in flour sell at $4 62, Corton The sales to-da .| to spinnere—prices are unc! sell is not so great, and gen om Matanzas, with 38 hhds he David Risley, © Corson, from Washington, NC. with na- eae ‘Nassau, Chester, from Richmond, with flour, to Allen Pearls are sell- ig from the lst to foot target, for a horse, it 00 i West ay posh rt of twelve ine tol, hot, ip shoot off- Schr Juliewte, Wolam, from Petersburg, with cotton, to J. inter. Le Schr Dispatch, Corson, from Brandywine, with ftourand | NOTICE TO SOLER OHA SS mice subscriber continues to mannfact id a full assortment of Plor festern Markets, manufactu: am ‘and competent wotkinen, which hee igual ced prices. general assortment of a mcrae “srw and numerous to men- Seives, Screens and aot to 400 bales, |, but the disposition to ly rates are more uniform Benn Providence, Kellum, from Folly Landing, with corn, to ‘hr Wren, L pach, from Berlin. ith com. » with co: Pipvesinas Obi, ‘Bown. 2 hours from Fall River, $9933.02 $9. Becf is m2 ew mess at $575 a $6 12 6a6jc. Butter, At iuctoh sim ports ‘erns—Notes at 6 months pa’ iovenate satisfactory to t! cents per Ib 15 do 62; sto do 14s 9 ; 6 do 66}; 18 do 66; i ie 19; 0 30 k, prime solls at $687} ; improving in demand. % 1 ee at $4. Ohio Lard, Pap nag br at 14a l5c. ict with mise, to Badate & Pease Be bin the most 4) his own ore ‘m. Hovey’s Patent Hay cle, at the manufacturer ‘s Part Horse-power oe jimi re to Seer dee 191 Water street. $115,138,028 ae 704,075 earn 080 rye 150,492 492 We find by this only avery slight increase in these de partments after a lapse of fourteen years, within which the greatest speculations and expansions in everything have been experienced. The imports and exports for 1844 are partly estimated. We see that after a tremendous increase in every branch of business, that things have settled down nearly to the same point they were in 183) so far as our banking operations and foreign trade is con- cerned. Ourinternal commerce has, however, increased to an enormous extent, and the resources of the country have been extensively developed. The value of our im- ports or exports is no criterion of our prosperity, or increase in our nationel wealth. In fect, we are not so certain but that a falling off in both our importations and exportations denotes a greater internal prosperity. The population of the United States, in 1930, amounted to 12,866,920 souls ; in 1840 to 17,062,566, and in 1844 esti. mated at 19,000,000, and yet for this great increase, tor these seven millions more, we find an addit ‘onal importa tion of only twenty-four millions of dollars, ani the pro ductions exported are only valued at about one mil- lion more. Taking these facts into consideration, and the natural conclusion drawn from them would be, that the wealth and prosperity of the country was at the present time far below that of 1830, when, in fact, the reverse is the case. Under a restricted currency and a very contracted bank movement, prices become sufticiently reduced to shut out a large portion of fo- reign manufactures, and we enjoy the privilege of sup- plying ourselves. Prices of all descriptions of ‘merchan- dise are governed by three great thi mand-—the second supply, and the third the value of the currency. Weannex a table showing the proportion of specie te paper in circulation for several periods since 1830, thoughout the country :— Vater oF THE GuRRENCY—ProrortiION oF SrEciE TO Paver in Cirncunation, Stoddard, from Havre, Oct. 10, ted Pores, supposed to be the Liv- yablein mihe city Rom iterpoct, Oak BP. 3.—He ii ny, an Gin Been Hat {1 Finland, NOrlea Childe Harcidy Crosby. brigs Wakulla, Mulfsrd, ees Liverpool; ie chests 7: Mobiles H 10 do 52; 5 he boxed 42;.1740do withdrawn, kin—10 half chests 28}; 60 do withdrawn. ‘Twankey—-111 half chests 30; 100 4029}; 80 do 20; 00 vvder_-0 half cheats 81; 13 do 68; 28 do 55); do 52; 12661b boxes 69; 25 cans 68; and 195 19ib boxes withdrawn, Imperial—8 half chests 67); es 06; 126 lb do 66; 26 cans 624; Ningyong Lapa half chests 31; 75 do 27}; 47 10 do 23; 60 do withdrawn. 92 hulf chests 414; 70do 41; 16 do 31. Koken—2 half chests 23; 72 do withdrawn. Powchong —122 half chests 27 Reat Estate —.%t uction—Six lots on Bedford Avenue and | Spencer streets, Brooklyn, vel some stone or ocher instruinent, ie shutters of the st., breaking the glass and fi committing other serious da Paid to any person who will give ach far formation es will secure their eoavictiiny by miei ue MAN GOODE —The wulvesigned offers foe gale by i nied ooking Glass Oneeu te ying to, 15 miles ni skote red wil figure head, which carried away aft sails, rigging aud all at ably. ed her ‘a os iverpool, of and for New the gale of the 6th ult. having pre- amasts. ‘T'wo of the. . passengers ron of Rca —v viously tes her mai eat ‘Anne and cecond mate landed at ‘an open boat, without w two Passengers bbe g ie up fini |h stable room for maa oe io the rear of paras and every, thing eouveuient to accom: “re RD WELL, Upholsterer, near Amity street. jated for Cartmen, ch 26 by 100 feet, $90 ‘$540 modate one or more 18), reports—26th alt. at under jury masts, i} Abaco, saw a large s| sh, steering for Nassau, pla but oould not mak aa 6 9 Broadway, B.—The above houses are well ealeuw c ut Al ped, ances half’ im iy te enced a heavy gale from the 8 and w, a On Wednesday, 13th inst., at St. Pauls’ by the Rev. Mr. Higbee, Mr. Avseat G. Bacuey, of New York, to Misi Evaenia Bernanp, of Utica, N. ¥. On Sunday evening, 10th ist., by Rev. Isaac T. Demund, Mr. Nictotas Sutiwin, formerly of Brooklyn, L. I, to Misa Ex:zasetu Cox, daughter of William T. Cox, Etq., Ono Thursdav, 7th inst., by the Rev. 8. H. Cone, Mr. to Miss Evten Rosents, daughter of ae EXCHANGE HOTEL & EATING SALOON No. T1 DOCK STRE HE, Subscribers respectf public, that hat they have re NO OEREERR Wasuinoton, Hull, Fae for Providence, from PHILADELPHI day, and pat into Stoning- their friends ted Faicee Sag oy oF are ast ac atall _ wo Lig Din- She will be immediately rep Whalemen. jeon Howland, Cox, Pacific —has sent home 230 bbls sp ol oil s ld 1000 Ibs bone on. ia vo: Arr at New Bedford 11th inst. Ocean, 2900 bbls wh 200 do s ‘Ibs whalebone, es keep an Urdinary fro Roseat O. Exuis to John R. Roberts, all of this cit; At Brooklyn, Tuesday, Geissenbainer, Jr, Mr. ManTHa ALMIRA Wanutans, all of Brooklyn. At Erie, Pa , 3d inat., by the Howpur Stevens, Esq, US. 3 fire, daughter of Peter Christie, Es Nav: 27th ult.. Capt. Exszan Auten, of B, y Gnaver, of Freeport, aged 76. Also, “| same evening, Danix. ALLEN, named Allen, to Cuanity Cuntis, of Webster. Three great-grand.children witnessed thi from vi 9 elck i wad nti be amply supplied; and ‘frome ts edn een 19ch inst., by the Rev. Mr. enick C’ Burt to Miss Sr- affording Persons arriving sone aee, ‘an oppartunity to Tg lodging at Ht to the establishment, 1s an extensive stabling for a will be are all Rey. Henry Tullige, a ite an yids pe said (0) ps a of, and from Warren, pone pooh gd ‘At Bowdoin, Me., ics, abont noon on Bu and anchored near by, init nearly four fie when she got off Sees iondbars, ax ihe must be di dso much as ire her to Socnaaee mut lamaged so much as to req RICHARD B. JON ae DANIEL C@PPRLL Ay enh OF AARON, VANDERPOEL, Justice o Superior Gon, of the City of New York. jiven, purswant to the provisions of the CHARLES in Holland, and that the deby he ap dson of the above Robert oy from Baltintre Qi phy aes ‘Trinidad, 25th ult, Jat 1110 The proportions of specie to paper exerts a wonder- tg te the, ‘Napo'eon, steering South, 30th ful inflasnce on prices, and raises or depresses them as the proportion may be. Sugply and demand hav course, avery great effect, but the currency has ss In 1836 and °37, the years of heavy importations, the proportion of specie to paper, was smaller than before or since. The proportion given in the above table was for the country generally, and shows a much more favorable rate than actually existed in those States where specula- tion was carried on so extansively, and whe cipal portion of the foreign imports into the country first In the State of New York the proportions of sp%cie to paper in 1835, was 1 to 2}; 1936, 1 to 4; 1837, 1to 7h; 1898, 1 to 3; 1843, 1 to 1]; 1844, Lto1]. Asa proof of the influence of this state of the eurrency on prices, we here annex atable showing the preportion of specieto paper, and prices at several ones On Monday, 1ith inst, after a lingering rebes Mary, wife of George Whitehesd, Savannah, Ga., pay Wednesdiy mar a in the 53d year of his age. Hie friends and Ie sant are requested to attend his funeral this afternoon, at 34 o'clock, dence of George C. Thorburn, No. 25 Greenwich street. me, Me: from Bremen for New Orleans, % the Fellowship, at this port. 10 days from Norlolk for Trinidad, Perkins, New Orleans for Liverpool, Oct 29, off Tor- sracate aul aibrizing, tacit again ident of Ams werdam, id for the ret of mis ea 3th sth "ato saK D. Woorsxr, Otho 30, 7 27 35, lon 63 20, much as any other. ie) me! Mise months fie thy hese publication of t it of any debts due to hi Deed [a or for his use, of ay {0, him, and the transfer eben by law and are void. WEBTERN & EDWARDS 1» for A.taching C ov ane pits Man H ingers Arrt low Para, bound up, So- Liverroot—Packet C9 Net Yount rhs, he. Gibbs, Mead B ek . fr Tomes and wis oem hore eS ree poresnhls = i-Cld. Emigrant, 3 auhewe,Bi Liverpool; Wi wade oi iery, Sree an P Sion Borrow dale, Wiehe London; Marquis of 4 chil rd an | lay iN, Oa child, fe i Mi daughter, "Moutreal—234 Mr Atkinson and sd Johnston, Sbotland; ‘Mars Pherris a a Livenroot—Packet ship Siddons—Mrs Bryson, and 203 in the erecie sions Mi Ww Gainey TY itadel - of the Agi, Till ¢Wellesly, Monroe and Kate, Conrad, e igen Pablie: prestes, hotels, courts, Uiey Hall et) wks, steamboat lines, om works, clergy ty of other usefw ompanied with a beantifal n Almanec for 1845, (with a vtsmeront, 4 nent tt int rort, Nov l—Arr joa, At Tinert, Bpston ee oa Tor Finance, Dill a of, New hole choice original engraving ed from the office of the ie Harry X ‘Kine—J Johnson, J Johnson jr, Pana—Schr Erie—Mrs Jane Hyslop. for Porto, Mice 4 Over par ota Toad, sale FOR THE Paincirat, 9 OF THE COUNTRY In New Yonn, vor Srvenat Yr. MBeef. M.P'k. Flour, Wool. » for ead only, and J DOGUE PT, Jr., Publish a pooh meses cE K Collie ee Kool cask Buck & co—7 Cameron = for i peice RRS nul ge HE A CASH TAILORING SSTABLISHMENT, ie SUBSCRIBER. to arn Geatres to Keep it afneture Ii? kind of Civ’ SSsssssss Iphia: Electro, hard, Frankfort —/ Fe 4 Nort Nk. fen Nov ve RN Cc Walker, "Econ, mere Ts yo & co—2 C B Corrant—7 One: ‘Winslow, lowe a fore and aft schr and two 5 "Pelvis Haven, Nov 9-Arr Excel, Dunning, New York: 10th, last night, while at ant ‘aud ‘had sibboom, Fyait, Nuasemond; MT Prices are now lower than they have been for at least fifteen years, and the currency in 1943 was nearer a spe- cie standard than it has ever before been. this standard is maintained , so long will prices remain as at present quoted.The productions of our principal staples increases so fast that the supply must have ao influence on prices, aud reduce them from year to year; but this can be regulated according to the quantity produced, and a much greater uniformity will exist than during great fluctuations in the currency and a depreciation in the circulating medium, By keeping our circulating me- dium down to a sp cie standard, we check foreign impor- tations more than a high tariff would, and the ‘greater the similarly between the currency of this country and those of Europe, the more we are ableto shut out their productions and consume our own. An inflated curren- cy annuls the tariff, as all foreign manufacturers require | 7} to enable them to contend’ aucCessfully with the protec- tive features of our tariff, is high prices in our market. The finances of the State of Ohio are not in a very favorable condition. Itis true the interest on the public debt of the State has been paid regularly and promptly, but great seorifices have been submitted to in accom: Gi Heapien 33 MI itness the fol ‘oct pay a tin plates 1165 ite 3 Dinek Dress Cont Ke Cia Platt & Brot ens Beare eed Norfolke—was run jn Bante ol oor an wa . NYork ite ea fs Nbiadien;" Liens: Provtalae fr Newront, Nov Arr Wm Thor for Albany; 10 hh, Emerald, HILADELPHIA. Nov 13—. Cla'§t Lawrence, Chase, Ni Se Solon, ‘Berry, Boston; M BM James & Sainuel, iilton, fr W'N’Seymour—2 Griften & mit W Jones & Sonez 8 Cr00 hot Fellows, ¥ Van Andale & attoeane B Ellimans—35 crates 37 cks mdse 17! on, Brown, Fall (River j Boh te out 8 pkgs F E elas Arr John M Clayton, Par ots —100 by 3 seta in vise ¥ Winter Per & Rese, bars is ny Gihon & comt : rie Patten & Moore & Biker 9 Brown—31 Tooker, Mead & co—I ‘inner & co—1 J Henry. O22 J fecal & oot ry Herne GH Sands—3 copper UB KOR BRONCHITIS, CKOUP AND Wu: PING Baltley went col Dr. BO Ni y. W'S Liniment is: 1 Alemtider, Sones; , Baker, and are Arr Fur, Cheney, Newburyport; Or- TOWN, 8c, Noy 2—Arr Mary. Leonie, hare New Ge O Ireland, Eldridge, N York. por 7—Arr Jane Koss, aa Crab, NY orks ¢ niversity, and an eminent prac- tising physician at Ainwick, in Northumberlsnd, Besides hun is OWN private and extensive ine, reds of cases witnessed fe pie om ii letters from distin= America, froneie rections for using it, at the stores No, 619 Broxdway, vad wa ork, at 1 per vial, or $2 yer double ‘th Tie hatha street, New ay wiley, N Hallock, Baltimore — vo wim? bye Charles. Joveph pop 5S ERU. LULG tog ave gton, Crtord, Boston, Cld lov 4—Are Trenton, ical the oy om i ~ tantly to nil ‘a rai CTeasial Works of the eleleated , as well as all the latest publica iys have a complete assortment na seamen Magen om sit Kobeer1 1h ate 4 ron. Saone & a Se i | Cineston iia iat ut Head’ Ry Giikie oust ik ek AMUSEMENTS. its Ear a se Toit, will be pre note Ms will be, presen a E LADY OF LY fs mmm “to tu pecoclede wih 7h £ SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM—Mr. rs, 4 Secu tit a toaasi fe Fy oe a PALMO’S OPE! RDNER DR. Pan WiLL Give THREE LecTU "| Fite eee “ons SCIEN ck ie ‘ARI ee! ie ‘ickets 50 cents—second circle 25,cents.— Tp heaiaat 9 on o aid ing us vabperaes to wield deatroyed by are, eset NIBLO'S, ad Ania of Righrdese pinde, ig) Bestel of Bosworthe Fielde. , 1844, will be presented KINGE HICHANDE yet THUD or ye Battel of Bose worthe Fielde—Ric! Daan; Etizabeth, Miss Melton, ayer Gomelude with PAUU STAN orth Buuging Apple and he Di Water Bigaroon, Mr. John Dunuy Cherry, Mrs. r Scar, nD) Ci = U jones 3 Private bas cel cnts one, Bones 25; pest P Ions PLLRCUS, BOW nity. romendlons Excitement 10 Wonde: Soi vil THC RENC BHC MAO twelve Brame time. “Imitation of a Battle Besides, a full perfor ce of | HORSEMANSHIP, ke., by the finest ‘'roupe im the the United Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, He codon nd 3e#rre GRAND VOoaL 1 AND IN INSTRUMENTAL — jOUSK. vane APO! Room, DAY NOVENING. NOVEMBER sth, BY SONSIEtE SOs BLEY, second, by the following Eminent Tale Mrs. LODER. an king ant oe Mons. Solo, by Ma J Fiat Nenre PROGRA MME: ir What aa NN' Mons. AUPICK. fem, "Bolo, 'b 5—Le Moine—sung by Mr. Meyer. Fantasie, from ‘*Massani posed and performed by Mons AR ley. Tl 7—Grand Overture—at eight Nak, performed 0 on two Pianos, by Messrs. Timm, Etienne, King an 8—Cavatina, “Come Iunocent,” ‘sung by Mrs. 9—Fantasie,’ on the Horn, Aupiek, in which ihe will hi ler, Donizetti. aud performed by Mons. luce two popular Airs. 10— Lal Fils da € ‘orse, sung by’ M juste Morel. ee eee Romantiq performed T ichets ‘Oue. Dollar each—to be had at the Music Stores, and at Mons. Bl Chambers street. Doors open at 7—Coucert to commence at to O'clock. 013 3¢ rre PHILHARMONIC SOOGIETY. Third Season, 1844-1845, HE, Government of the Philharmonic Societ announce to the subscribers! that the First Prevent season will take place on Saturday Evening, Nov. 16th, ithe Apollo Roomar ‘9 commence at # o'clock precisely. ‘Those subscribers wha Wit mabe wesch their privilege to purchase two extra tickets at $1,50 each, ean obtain such by ap- begs leave to cert of the plying to Messra. berg & Luis, No. 361 Broadway, near Frank! Bs 12 Stis* r wick SCHARFENBERG, Secretary, IBITION THE END < CHE WORLD. F VERY Lana S huge ¢ i 0 de Brondw eer "edb ion ee ataS fr cane "Joan from 16 AN to 5 P. M., and from 7 to 10 P. M. imission 25 cents. 10 Im* re NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, AT the Rooms of the nal Academy of Design, comer of Leotned street and Broadway Scent othe follow: ing magnificent Pain ‘The Abandonment a! the unfortunate discoverer of New York ‘Theseere Banks oral liana, in Africa, between pe French and the ribs. And <The only'Portrait of Abdel. K celebrated Bedouin Chief. toate of exhib Mt 9PM. “Admit tance cents. lor receives, poke a @ door; a beantiful lit h of the Abandonment al ry Hudson. ew ar 10, 104 Som ‘ITALIAN OPERA. pi Committee of the Subscribers for the Itslian Oj Be have th pleasare to announce that arrangements have made with the Italian Opera Company to commer season at Lalmo’s Oera House, on Monday, the Teh a which can hardly fail to secure general sat Company, who have associated themselves ora E. Borgliese aud Signora R. Pico (lately art Antognint and Veroani, rst tena (lately, arrived) first bass: Si he Orchestya with be airecied Ey Among we wew Operas the compmy w Chiara di Rozenberg, Lucreaia Borgia, Cenerentola, during the season, which will be of but twenty. ‘Phe eubseription Iist will remain oped at the ¢) rom 9 A. M. to 5. P. NV on which za such others as may wisl quested to “meet places, whi ‘The from “eG Semi- four Lat rre DESJARDINS. ey, informs i patrons, ang the Be ic in gewera:, that sl bout to form a ‘Classe de Dance” for ladies and ‘gentlemen, in which pha willtraca the favorite olka, Mazourka, and all the otheg fashionable Dances of the day. eed morning school wilt be open fron " o'clock to 1 o'clock, vening from 6 0' k to 9 o'e! men on hing tape etos are requested to eall house, No. 5 Park Place. u10 imis* in PASONABLE DANCLNG. MONS. GABRIEL DE FLAS the honor of ano ag tha bation an Gentlemen of New York, and. vicinity, that he has arrived for the purpose of ivjug instruction in cipal fashionable Dances prevailing in the highest circlev of Ewropean and American society. Mons. K. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New- port, where his style met the warmest admiration of the public, and ‘the marked approval of the fashionable community. othe Mous. er to teach that well known =the new Quadrilles with original music— the Vale de Deus Pathe Nazourka—new Couillions—new ors and all A: sted ‘by MADAME KORPONAY os nechgeang will be given in the French, Ger- Park Place, —atrict!; ion of Ladies and Ry Bence and ~ pew padrillee, a Eom it Srseed ii eshiogable exrcles tind Paris, cau be tau Fa wy ‘xcept the Mazourka. All others im twe four lessons. For further 1B Park i quire of MONS. KORPONAY, at Clnss Lessons from 10 to 12, A. M., 12to1, and 1 hus residence, 25 id from 6 to evening Six lessohus, $6—twelve I 4 Band quarter, $15, cme Lessons—six lessons, twelve lessons, $12; quar- wi outer hours will be devoted to Public Institates, Acad- emies, PARKERS DANCT NG ACADEMY, DOWN TO vate, cool od ire er the nevoman tlemen, the pul on Saturday, urdays. Gentle Washi he hopes his frieuds and patrons will here isa fine large Ball Ro auisathesioe rooms. ‘The propr sures the public that every arrangement comfort. ART AND SCENCE OFS DANCING AND Perey Syd hg BE New Perks tt ine Classes in Dancing, Waltzing, and the Polka Dance’ will commence at the Assembly tock, Constitation Hall, 650 poudwey, on Setardny, Gezaser "iB ens oan ete throughout the season. sarge uu ti or. 1d Gentlemen under 14 egy et beam 'W: trusta that the ref he ahall offer of his eapabil “Fl oee see Acadentes at tt i orn Blienti ‘above, or al ate ; ‘Avenue, where ternis willl be made knows am my Np cont 02 imere ing particulars. TIVOLI SALOON. Gi pues res CHARL! AND VARICK STREETS. undersiy respectfully inform their friends and the rae that ry have emit 2 oo the Tivoli Saloon, (formerly Charlton and Varick Laney) for season, an 4 aceummodate all who may favor them with their patronage—haviny io jargest and most ee ke the cit: hieh be let ible tes fe Meeting gfe Parties and, Drills sangallno wey favor them with their eal GEORG woe in# re *§ Proprietors, pine FOR NEW ORLEANS, To sail on Wednesday, Novem- mint” fast smiling steamship SOHN | 5. MekiM Moore, master, can accommodate oct ee for New O bene, in the most pe oan hwo MeKim wasat a the whole of the Jost, and has shoromehy KF RANCIS BOQUET, wher oven herself ne belug Lye nd trip will please apply on beard or to WoC Ore 7 Coouties? Slip. No ‘steerage passengers nit Ge? ree Jar Packet of the 20th of it class, fast sailing pack- AR HUDSON, Catan Moore! wil say] us avore, her regular day. B'MeCREAL saiime to New Orleans, seven days, FOR LONDON, fe N | si whip HENRIC lovember — for cabi ‘dcabin Figen Rete | No. 100 “ine wort, comer of South, FOR L thot Rovembar colt Black Ball of the 16th of Novernbar. packet ZUMA, Capt, Lowber, will all a as abor JOHN HEM MA For passage, having unsurpassed a nit Rly to ; 61 South street, near Wall street. FOR NEW ORLEANS.—LOUISIANA exp | es W VOW LINE-Fosiively First Regalar — r rf ve packet SiSbissieF, Captain C. Hilliard, fai suiting packet ship Wil sail positively as above, he x: Kor f freight oF passage, having [trope rnished — apply on board at gee Rn ys foot f Sag Positively no goods received on board cou vy Eveaitg, the 1 me it 1 uppers: Ae is line 'y rely npon re od that dhe Calve will all pastas CS. vert Messrs. Hall elif prompiy forweed al cele to a naan cere, 1 EW ORLEANS—Fi r sug pece ND php) od Ta Day. the iath November, or pansage rm th —, will rarpaased aecotnmoxiations f di steerage peerere ey 4 'y on board antic Mes B JeRSkY CITY VLC and improved Dock has rectly measured, cabin J th ink Romy 61 South at fo ING anual ‘cain & McLAUGHLIN, BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ee Election® Returns, Guonoia.—Seventy-nine Counties have been heard trom, which give Polk 1126 majority. Four- teen counties yet to hear from, which will increase Polk’s majority to about 1800, Nort# Carouina.—The Clay ticket has a ma- jority of 109 in fifty-three counties. Nineteen counties yet remaia, all but four of which give whig majorities. Kenrocny.—Enough is known to render it cer- tain that Mr. Clay’s majority in the State is very large. Of course all anxiety in regard to details is at an end, Ixpiana.—A slip from the Indianopolis Sentinel states that Indiana has gone for Polk and Dallas by at least 1500 majority. All the counties had not been heard from. TennksizR.—No additional returns. Detawarr.—Returs thue far received give a whig majority of 150. From present appearances, the whigs have carried the State. “New Orleans. (Correspoudence of the Herald.) New Orugans, Nov. 4th, 1844. ‘The Election in Lowisiana—Polk and Dallas Ac- count. Dear Bennett :— Louisiana is safe. After one of the most ex citing elections I have ever witnessed here, the result gives the whige but 407 majority in this city, which they expected to carry by at least 1200 The utmost they can now get, including the votes of the 2d district, will be about 1300, The democrats will carry the State, it is now ad- mitted by the whig leaders, by about 1500 The first, third, and fourth districts, pane yee large democratic majonties. Viet the banners of ean tod Dal ie perce las in Louisiana, Ar- kansas, Alabama, Mississippi Geopataai ar Nlinois, Missouri, South Caroli: ‘ennessee. Virginia. I lea: you to add all the other States east of the mountains. I candid} lie’ Clay will not now get nine States. ree Goltennat a reine pert, dn fold Wied ier Clay ticket, know- at he stood no chance to 01 Pak and Dale id his office under ‘exas securities have advanced fift cent. The cotton market continues in ates ipo id State; and has declined ft on middling qualities since my last advices. Should the weather con. nue fine, it will enable th poke so send at least one third ‘more to market mh at this time last ear. Large quantities of new sugar now in mar- cet, and dull of sale. In consequence of the elec- tion, very little business has been transacted here asyet. Next men however, we manece | oe times. In n haste, yours fe, yours truly, “Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald } Wasuineton, Nov. 12, 1844. Dear Genera :— I write to congratulate you on the discovery by the whig editors, orators, and ministrels of the so- Jution to that universal interrogatory, “ Who is James K. Polk?” They are astounded, dumb- founded, and confounded. The office-holders are now decidedly democra- tic. A number of them were candidates last night for admission into the democratic aseociation. Poor fellows, let them be admitted—the very date of their baptism will be the warrant for their ex- pulsion. A grand concentrated democratic jubilaic mass eeeting will be held during the next week in town. eee. had a funeral gathering last night at iheirola b house. Nothing could exceed the g! joom, the despondency, “the green and yellow melan- choly”’ of the assemblage. But they have learned a hard lesson—a lesson of wisdom forages to come. We are sorry—heartily sorry for them—for there are many good men and true among them, who have bled to the last drop in “cleariog the track for old Kentucky.” Where is Mr. Webster to go now? Where Dr. Mayo? Where Col. Snethen? Where our Post- master Jones ? Blair & Rives are in the seventh heavea—John apse, however, continues bellicose id intract- able. He is spunk to the spinal column, is John, and the treaty ot annexation he will have wi ihout Tyler has pein ailment or abatement. President erowsing of te Canvas ree secs the decisive ie Cayu, —' i Heresinn roman 4 ga Bridge—the bridge of the swe predicted fast eummer—Virginia will give about 5,000 majority for Polk and Dallas, sal as we further predicted, the Clay Club House here will be converted to scme useiul irpose ; perhi @ temperance hall. So mote tbe i 14 Truly, in the work of “ progress,” ‘ours, Bos. Philadelphia, (Correspondence o: the Herald.) Pur.apecenia, Nev. 18, 1664 The trial of Andrew McClain, one of the Southwark rioters, for the murder of John Guyer, on the night of Sunday the 7th of May, commenced in the Court of Oyer and Terminer this morning. McClain is a grein measurer in Southwark, and a man of some Tespectabi- lity. Gu; Artillery, & volunteer “combay belonging tor heats town, ani killed by maltailes y aeey from a can- non by the rioters, while standing alongsikeof his at the corner of ‘Third and Queen sirests, The case excites great interest, the Court Room being crowded almost to suffocation. The prisoner is de- Sry by three of the best lawyers at the r, ogo Barton, Wm. B. Recd, and Joseph , Eeqrs, meas at THe Stoex Excuanox.—$5000 State 5's, 70} 10000 do, 70; 300 shas Girard Bank, 10}; 60 U 8 do, on Man Bank ‘Tenn, 6 50 shas U 8 Bk, 64; 14 Far = Mech Sxconp Boary — Bk, 42}; 8000 State 5's 49%; 400 Wilmington RR Srearm Sunx.—Th 20s alt T a ne. Emma, rer od mea wean 6 mout| . .—total loss. deck hand, name Unknow, drowned." wk. Cld Arabell Nov 12—Arr Jos Balch, Hs venture, (Br} Abaco; Messenger, Bands, M: Kiveports Silver Spring, Nickerson, pridenca. Cid Come, Gavet, PRoaroue, "Nov 1—Arr John for Boston. to wea yeste foal, City. Poi for ‘Boston, weat immons, ot Carney, from Richmond ” ieceliancous Record. Scun Borxxo, of Beverly, floating even with the water’ ae, aod mai hin us 10 feet of th of the ve inst Messenger, more. "A botile cont aie MainMast—no person was Sean Om "was tied to the sti of amp Spoken. 4 Willis Paenam, dase from St Johus, PR. for NYork, Nov Ports. Guavama, Nov Wry port, Texidor, Lockwood, from St ‘Thomas for NYork, FLOUR—200 bbls. Extra Kagle = do Merchants’ do Crescent do Landing « rahe Uneas from New Orleans, and for gale ® COL. rile to, E. THING FELT. oun ot ster rag in low to mui by Sis ei Paper, admirably calculated fora thei rabes. he at hs ee wed CO. 38 South fe, Lr are ui fa See a ‘A.B. fe on scare nec tos Mjile & se Lous = ts lethal S sae a wecret s Seeracuaitehet or terms ira of powtgy end SS caNcertbves. % Fulton gy ree es. ni3re PA Mice oe FO ERY IN je ¢ & TAMAR, Captale Senet smi an ting Pelt ie The = eeeedrad pia ae odations for cabin, second ores veccomm cog iy application 6 on ‘The regular packet ship J Ins will succeed tne Wal de FOR N the first Probe, or r buaae he S ohtie packet of 16h N oe i Rrjcnin MINSISSIPPI, \ Oupeeke Tattnall hyo 4 in ON eine i of tsi fo exh, cabin are very superior, i pay ye the tig thie ae Tine ra ioral settee Ei IN an Di2ec 16 South street a | Sri onneYeaaa