The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1845, Page 3

, Breat fluctuations » thy reduce them to an aggregate so much 104. ( Gent Eon a Arericgn Direct's. Brokers. Vireel's, fimcrican Ex, Banks. . 368) 519088" Lore 38.8 o Tae SER (sta.30 202 TS, 57,38 81,160. 47,918 051” 5,000 iat 2, 3 87,760 a Bm mie mae ‘38562 55,000 te as fs gar’ = 92,023 53,501 57440 73,777 106,207 66,091 1st 10,881 aa te ge Total Ci 2, Re ee “aia iad Total... ... ... $4,355,364 $3,190,585 $4,480,082 $27 434 This table ‘thows the amount loaned by each bank to its directors, and to brokers, according to the official re- turns, but as this is a department of business the directors are more anxious to disguise than anyother the conclustou any one would naturally come to would be that the loans. and discounts of this nature were actually much larger than reported. This department of banking fluctuates more than any other, and the changes made in these doans, particularly just previous to quarter dey, are the ‘causes of the restrictions in the money market ard the Atuctuations in the stock market. The immediate im- ‘provement inthe money market, as soon as the quarterly returns are made to the Comptroller, shows that some screw is suddenly loosened, and that the cause of the pre- vious restriction, whatever it might have been, was re- moved, Stock loans are usually made payable on call, ‘and unlike loans on business paper, can be demanded at any moment. The line of this kind of discounts is gene- rally kept full ‘until a few weeks previous to quarter day, when # contraction commences, and the money market. rapidly tightens, until the amount outstanding is reduced toa point not objectionable to report There is no way of getting at the extent of the loans made to Lrokers by the’ banks of this city, from one quarter day to another, but we know that great efforts arc made to report about a similar amount in each return. We have in this another instance of ey yet mr these quattetly reports; they convey 0 idea to the pub- lic of the movements of the banks, and as required by the | existing law, only produce yeriodical contractions in the money market, in prices for stocks, and derange for atime the operations of the reguler trader. We must have the average ‘feports monthly or quarterly, and un- til the banks are compelled to make their ‘Feturns, giving the maximum movement for the period covered by their statements, there can be no regularity in any of the ope- rations of commerce, or any permanency in whatever Prosperity may exist. The Government of Groat Britain understands pexfectly well the great. importance of | #¢™" frequent reports’ frem the banking institutions, and have devoted much attention to the nature, and ne- cessity of these reports, 80 much depends upon this feature in the banking system of thet Government, that it has been brought up. to the most one: rous point possible for the banks to submit to. Tho banks of Great Britain are looked upon as regulators of commercial affairs, and as such are subject to any restrictions the Government» may think proper to introduce, for the safety and Protection of the commercial classes: In this country the banks appear to be the regulators of the governments, and con- sider the slightest restriction upon their movements a usurpation of power not delegated by the people. Every law made ‘regulating their movements—every check placed upon their operations—is evaded in every possible ‘way, and the csmmunities in which they are located are governed as much by these companies as though they ‘were created by @ power greater than exists in this world. It is the immense influence these institutions possess int all the legislative bodies in this country that Ppreventa the passage of more stringent laws regulating them ; and we fear this influence is increasing, and that some of the checks now placed upon them will be re- mo’ged. The banks of this State have repeatedly peti- ti oned for the repeal of the law compelling them to make the quarterly reports, and purpose substituting annual statements for those now made quarterly. Should they obtain a repeal of the present law, we-have no donbt sthey will eventually squire a repeal of all laws touch” ing them in any way. It is the first duty ofevery government to perfect some system of banking, as every thing depends upon a sound state of the currency. Banking institutions cannot be possibly placed under too many restrictions, Limited issues, based upon undoubted security, should be re- quired, as'the prosperity of all classes depends more upon the real value of the circulating medium than ‘upon the quantity of it. A depreciated and fluctuating cur- rency unsettles and deranges prices ; a limited, but uni- form circulation of paper money, represents at all times the same value, preserves a uniformity in the value of all kinds of property, and produces a permanency and regularity in the operations of trade, which could not otherwise exist. When the power to increase or reduce the quantity and value of money is delegated to a few. individuals, and when this power is abused, there can be no settled value upon anything. Whenever it might be for the interest of any of these money manufacturers to increase or reduce.the value of any property, all they have to do is to increase or reduce the quantity of the paper currency, and they accomplish their object. Almost every description of property in this country fluctuates in value, from time to time, somewhat similar to the fancy stocks in Wall street ; and.so long as a few bank directors have the power of manufacturing. money to order, so long will these fluctuations be experienced. Old Stock Exchange. ‘$2000 U 8 5's, * we dy 52 Ho, 25 Cai n Co 43% 2099 Ohio ¢'s, 0 985% 150 Harlem RR 7 494 Foon 9855. 38 Mohawk RR © 2000 Ilinois Spl Bds oa as Vicky Bk 8 ig He RE S0Merchante Ex Bk 1 do bi SON A Trust wo do. 72 50 8 iis 10 lo” beo ne 100 lo 1% 100 do 60 72, 300 do 1am 3% ‘Stonington RR is ¥ 560 as Sa Nore Wore RR as Bf Morris Canal ae 3 a *. st lo. 1% do mo 3g 59 & 5 do #90 2" 100 lo 90 35 do 3% 100 do bigm 75, Bintecen 2 TK SHoustonicRR 3. 300. do wo. is Seeond Board. $5000 Penn 5’s, burg TOR iw nel By BPA : P & “ a 2 b30 i ba 7 do Long "Bi Nor b Wore n Fs a 3 Canton Co a ees aaa New Stock Exchange. . 40 shas U8 Bi 18 Vickabure Bk ° i ‘B Nor i Wore c % do 33 Tig lo m5 TS EE 2 oe eae oF yy " Bee vs he dk ci do BIS 34 3 Stonington RR Be Sales of Stocks nt Boston. May 2885 Weatern Railroad, 104; Man ieee re Be A eed ; 50 Norwich fe vente % do, Sobibuatiiai ro, be ie 50's 7 ae % do,b'g Lm, 7 .") Le ° m, ei Co, aieetagaa tN Wont TO THE PUBLIC. Pee commnae Seren ee intone at Rg) eld ed he Might Re Seon ero ree tte Pees ms icecanenr campeon wht" Gale lake cr) cK Upon are fe from tl nts et ous exagne without any contradiction those authorised so to do, I vestigation. It yorded ided fore the Trastees of the institution, cordiusly by the Bishop to meet at oy to inquit ne 0 the" elremmateived Por tried, toabe ‘ake not the appol ‘informed the prepuredfor the vestigation, and req juested come bel er two meetiigs, at w one tiaate fo take a ora Shey on Journ le; was it ea, mgprised by the Bishop (er Chairman of the ) Was not present. and that no were preferred against me. Protesting my entire, innecet against me, | am compelled to of ‘her nde og. ade some ot] cation, atin the meantime ask of the public. suspension. a onivion, until either, by Legal or by the pal vu sof «statement fn pamphlet form, Feith all the Corres pondeuce timony ted pect T exh i ay, sath be before it All's Yeast beg seea that I have not avoided investigat Sovaniwh, May 16, 188. 8. Me FAY, TO COUNTRY PROTA NTS. ROWN gar c Gi Bigs aatice Nee iad Weta Mills, Loney uae pee i, Mer. rimick, Exeter, Cet tel ay he att it a the seco bloc ie Re ‘ear ite conte pe yard. Also, yen Wi i, iia beat Boushern } ae A ets jand oir “A nylons ese view nae “oe having a such meeting was first es > 4 ea ipl th ae be trae aa cate coat retested nae Cece punverting to ha got together for sinister object, aid tnerfering Wil we Frcslass 000k the cher, rhea, after the call ofthe mest Secret ne ee anes mep ie vee saeathvenesics ing, pag a oe at corte of Rivington and Wile ose “May, inst, in ‘the Morning Neto when, ou motion, it, was resolved that a Commitice of ive I, members be aj ted by Pagina icone? Meactaane simu antetye | “ihe lent appointed Dr. Philip Merkle, William Linder- pac xs Lany' aud Peter Pules suid Com: on its return rej Meri ‘hel ‘Ghatenest era which were unanimously adopted: ress, The Gorse Gore and county of New Yor! that rapacious of tod theowe Dr. and resolutions, f ios triacs | austen ES nin democrats ofthis eit, heh ‘ tools or the ia pul amongst , guided ‘either by selfish per Ya Lb pt rn were tnd ignoranes, aetur the 1ath husky 8 por Wveores by stupidity ital station Siroper ay well roel itieal station, ed, That though we are Germans by birth, us by: apples. and sutute wit roe privi: ou dine ud religious lbertie. poe oF ae ie! orate. have too much good sense, and are vides clit fe gr gue monment fo to. arrogat nd epee the the to di crineaidea | ommend the President of the Unite (as oUF mit ag ve i) whom he ale shali remove fro! 3 Se to ole members of thes great ners om om been, aud ever will = Tom to be aa apinet le not fo omie glia. and thing for cause, “ich ing y, and as we Lanne ali fat Touof James K. r Folk fe | Js stern de and mi rt ae i ludicrous aud Nasive America pian Sees See bot aneet » and in a rien gear « from a or the Gene: in ie ax netioarr Mace tat asrjout com eration of this Aasostation vaidgration " ; ER ep ae Tarth thet iC. ac felocal chert "aod Demo cet al it from, or at variance with the w York. basal went the sdounis- rs papery imei 43 igen eee ‘c. SNe ation deat Folk, seer oo ce in eb potas Tad y ware pow a a Fedor hand a and are ‘es a the, rats, ine A lef Esse, every German, ae ed, ‘That the ‘rains a the meeting above ee rh ree ae vee rman ew ‘orl but siete ta ean PcG ws ea disown and If im a false Position sie from our ‘our county. asd nd rand fijpet eget t “Associati dated Gstan Densecy he one veo Sedgrenatte of thee uduct of that convention, anc meetings or organizations for private purposes, dbs aii the right anytime, to do more than to erpress’ our predilecd jections, Ss Gite ‘any person whom me honestly and ple believe ‘zens, for wont ok pears jody ‘That ‘we 3 of said meeting, to Tesolv egard th proceedin as mpt to.secure the fav rc the present traps by Sulesvorine to excita a ice agninat the late: adm tioa, and thus impress soe ‘him thelr * seeming” devotion his nai evolved, ‘het this Association re pin, mort emphati cally, what they in op at ‘the orm o reo: futions with fb Me pir, derstanding of 0 i Un emocrats less in ss ex ce ‘ing the ‘Dalieal acts of all men. je ofioar of th datogiation, fand be ‘pattie i Noy orker Staats , New ¥ and the Ws iar ton yan lee OR By the Trentgot the United States, ‘and to each of the meme a vai JOHN A. STEMMLER, President. ‘Greastian KouLuerr, } Vice Presidents, will on the means of speedil ha superiog ote Of ‘human eer at past If past 7 P. M. Franklin Bane add me aio, he will del ad- jullie fe Biciss for Kurtopes’ °° "guys Seorh QGAMEN'S FRIEND sogtery. Tih Agniversary, May : Se sor, fav} ieee tit che ere) er a Mariners, a he ary moat prevented navigati — was what Capt. a allu 4 ety jast four years, has teaching navigation "in New York there have been veryfew-sbit= vereckss ‘Notove of Capt: Hand's scholany (wi ie ane ara many,) have met a disaster of any kind. ractical instruction teught them: Capt. Hudson ald $4,600 m given oe ‘Seamens’ Society by Marine Insurance Com- yr abe past athe fety. If navigation has e year, on the account a al i M. Hand stsodid bebpaicea tor pornion of tne dowstton far hs ‘teaching thi: ral lise Bel re we wou ke orate ost She ion, ce arma '& proper teacher Se AMEN. FOR sate aR a will be told Tea Everest At ie told’ gre or cae areas 8 Wat the office of this papers mya TH SUBS gh fe having been cat ill sy the b f these minor attend to phn be remen| tagged essen peel! at his office, woe i Aterre i at aa all Serre Tecently appointed Com- of Georgia an "Alden, ents, and of Com: ion and aa ture a certain artic tara for time and Ms advertiser will attenti Fart to ucbeud o velen and Tmoneyrmattera started at once. None need mand, offic manu the basineee can ube pply un! a indi it er Adineas AB Gs, at ts swith vod'came, wien the whole matter wil Ue filly ea *rre Broudwi T. coon rae on tbat og hamonds, t oy y devin. C panel ‘tO any part of tt Arms & anit in any manner. Books of Heraldry kept with upwards 100,000 names. my2i it*rre CAO Fcaltcg nay Te een on ition at ¢l a iA Bee ae Sec no gh jon 18 celebrat T facts L} ai com srt if my2t ty ieee es jish teacher. . Apply in wri- before the first of Jue, to Es 215, Divialoat cet" Ucnentes jeRaier wt mygs xerh WwW y, 7,000 reams Cap row ping Paper, fc te ‘PERSSE k BROOKS, Paper Warehouse, and 67 Nassan 1 Alao, 300 reams Tissue Paper, various colors. my 23 nS YED=From Beekman ap hy dark sorrel Ho Honma shout nye acd sib Pa ive, fe iid hae ae cee ChE i, EA vi cents. a eon syaenerme ~4 Corn let je COACH HORS: COTS L BOOTH. DOG nek Corker, rou oe on pee, last, he this wil be ite Late i E> 5 "7 rah R STYLE of lemens’ Summer Hats are well wort! a vis poe ee CE etre ing them- 8 pleasant an immer we Leghorn, an Warranted otto be affected by weter inp ce , vortment e im part of, imeres at. River ap An sa Ri (o case sealer aid of Panama and B WE, Bales Rgom0 Wile more ) ey a the fe pact ship Seve 0 Scenes ‘TEETH, 3 LLKIN: A Nijteind chenpe or country dentists can jh Voip e rtd Ree ATLON, 'y inal - ines ee my2t Imteh, Iway. po. SALE—A fine Rockaway Gating, & buili i: Heresies ape ra etek C if beding sith mod get ‘Apply at the se 6h oh . aaatie MACHINE WANTED. age ae Apparatus, with rope, mabe VACCINATION, DA, Bostwic! TAGK: 75, Chambers st, hae « good supply of 'ARD. PXFORMATION CONSE WA Conor Ward, late 0 of tee eae his ee ted Ward Bouth st, wv lane. sags ate hare tie , aie: , Chile lean ted a Ave ‘ae wi rl wont to cae ce ied fot ele Ye I rt muse Semana rah bs oer ‘WOOD: THE Arion, 6 oe tobe oi wal ea & cos 7 A COPTAGE Sat SOUTH AMBOY. oi | Tite hoost of brtehaat east. tray Fem ve ae are po aa me ares it Ee le and has six Stirs ing roots. ‘The Piazza extends road sowie, ahd’ ormamented with othe Arches bee i husever yet been occupied. (Thou ith wall ee. rom to a quarter o e, Steamboat Landing, the. hom yoy weedy ee ith the exception. of th ood ‘aud the uppost shapes of Hew dertey- and nates tana “Sete title ae ske Fiat: namigtoy them. Seat, save the waters and the vessels init ‘and deusely. shaded by. trees een OF ed groups of forest trees, vi ‘common sized clump. ‘The whee iiaapesea te 0 leave t ree ein New = Or twos etd et Fifictstohes ‘The purchase with the house. Por Sanne aay alae eR fo snap ge P, $—A short distance from the above, there ‘ituationg with a howe thive -five or forty feet sq will dispose of either or both. Ror’ view of the house sounds, apply to Mr. Abraham Everett, Superinteadant Soya BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS. HE oT Argun by A. C. BARRY, is supersediug every article in the market asa preventive of bald .ess‘and gray hair, eradicating scart nad. ea the hair to grow on bald ‘places, caused. by fe dering it beautiful, soft aud flussy. leis truly ¥ sre subscriber 10 at blic the high gh micomtu recei ing fro ve tested the virtue 0! bh le, im ba f of which Southera gent ag rt his store about five months go, stating that eed 101 Of his hair from the effects of of ‘ricopherous as a remedy, certain if there really was me ae inthe chased some two oh de; was ed the other hai Sei ede Tes Sepedar ian the oe eT wach ad oat soveiaes, balan Goo BEG cine ti ihe he tHcdphetous wil rill wuguestionably dhe ins an every hota ued will sur ten. Price 30 cents per bottle. ‘Sold by way. wey S HEA Joseti i A MITE, late, f forihing fecostly tecome ths now prepired t) 31 au Eughuh Chop gentlemen ae ‘corn! cents per NB—Mr. TIT hsm nh ures ia Boy nd private families can ¥e suy ti all hours customers tothe mot Imire NOTICE—The subscriber ‘considers it make it known that he is not that Dr. the Teport appeared i ff, forcing an aud CH ee? inesti- called at Thad ‘Tost th would do a valuable pee e powet to extend the fame of suc! com. of the ae fe if cure bred ly eng 2 be 2, Worcest 7, Bu the pa late a fe ites aaa and nt ate mea t pe ed pete share o- jouse can be attended to. an and 1 y cal Soclety of tae City tnd Coney of New her would further state that he spatlnnss. tobe. on the various branches of his profession, at it ofice 1¢ street, one door from fhe comer of Chatham. rh EX SEPH HEINE, M.D. HOTEL HE, Subscribers havin; been pes FRERES, opened the above establishment, which and are now prej completely renovated: at 18 Sass Be | ive visite Ticit the favor of their fers ‘ieude; (the lass PEE Seigucets) and the teen dl at large. aires "Phe most approved brands of wines, liquors, elected byw connousionr, Dilitard iiobtos maader on ai fot the subseri b , Superior to any in cea y harap and equal to any in Euro} f Roigas Stall ened edhe day and evening with every meteie attention. Clubs ctevetiomes desirous o! jite of Rooms ean be always “iy dated wt the shortartnotice, ‘E, and m2 lw®*rh A. P. SEIGNETTE. Her ibe pe York Brook Nie a mem! e New 1; fourneymen "Titties! Aeochuten pe teroemal omer cee oe tou Hall, Saturday. Evening, ‘Say 2h, a0 24th, at rr @elock et every. man come prepared to report to. names of those employers that are willing to pay ari men ie just de- ‘mand for labor ; also the fone tad rook that refuse to pay such ‘demand 3 that we may present them to the public in hee ‘Pro- per light, We leo. iuyite those journeymen who wish to be- ‘come members of the ion to meet on Saturday evening, when they will have an opportunity to join, Those that have been thrown out of employment for Cat an increas ‘of ‘wages, are requested to erase Cie their case to the jation, and receive the weekly dues allowed them b: y the Assdciation. Let every man come out and Jo hig du , Which he owes to the sociation and his employer. B: er of JOHN 2 RENNE, President _ 4. B. Jackson, Secretary. Wace de sel, as nodebis of "ARR, trom Glan age =e (0b ay owls pa = the cvew of this ves ir Lait contracting wil by the Captain or Consignees. my23 rh P} ACKET SeIRIANS EB. WILLIAMS, from New Orleans, isdischarging west side of Burling slip | Consignees will please attend to e receipt of their goods immediately. my2! JACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, for Liverpool—Pzseengers by, thi ow please be on board the steamboat Hercules, at Wh iceball om Sip wri fpersing; seh 1 instant, a m o elock, at ime the ship will sail. Letter Bags wil at eee ee jock. tye on mya "TSE CONSTGNEE of 99 ble, therees snd 2 hinds sugar, vigned to “order,” in the ship Jane E. Williams, from New Orleans, will please call and receive the same at west side Bur- ling slip, iramediately. my MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. MANUFAGTORERS aud Imnorters of Qmamental Hii ws Bands, Curis, Seams, Bandea Hhir, anda new tle of Pverlasting Curis and al kosde of ast Work, wholesate and retail N. B—The supplied ou reasonableterms. _al3 Im®ec ‘0 LET— Parloi f Room, " oy foo faraibed ot al a” yrith Brae it it coe ag eet ho ame LANDS TO BE SACRIFICED TO RAISE MO- FELLOW CITIZENS: you that have a small amount a: money to put out, this is the best and surest opportant ty ever Thy ic. Land at $1 75 an acre, worth in 3 years $10 an acre. we eet ACT of 160 acres, cos a river, Lp all for $150, which may be wor ear ee in res SEW, gee ne so Miers an Pirin vtoiiess soe mot eon city pro- perty, in sums to suit applicants, Also, g oie masiness notes “Cull at No. 90 Nassau st, comer of Fulton, 9 floor. ‘my20lw* re, FRENCH LANGUAG! aaeecds ORE aire, Gaaes, foafriak Meigs wht comesseate x | U few days. aa abai lass for Ladi ies. i L. MANESCA DURAND, m23Stis*FS&M Walker st at acres, some cle rele ne Ue, Lev for LD at READ arm PRICE! (BEC CENTS PER NO. Splendid Novel, THE MOSTERIES, OF BERLIN wast the ¢ Pa ren Ge a Berlin Criminal Gonmese i by C. B. Bi ty T HE aot ee Marini iter snterating work ts published this ete and for sale by booksellers and periodical “The work will be com re Rees in Ten teephonnd Riumhere—cach, epespenee tele with ovel of erfeet and without slidement 9 and the pa meh hi ers : the reach sitet Ata lOW Deer COLNE Silecue se my2 x*m JUST PUBLISHED, ALICE MAY ares BRUISING. BILL, YJ. soanioe noe 1 Eas a ee Wirar at Beles isn very an i athe p elie de "epietinene tall the Pergdictt A RIFIELD as LEAF. GEES, Bookbinters, Sige Painters ‘Yappaaiers, Makersendat epee Cat teat he eat ‘Gc and largest he, 5 ‘meaufectared in. the United States ee hecat stresk J.L, WAUGH'S Gold and cents. Pa jisher, surope, al Silver en Bacery jo. reet, near Church street, ia me n at mot. in. the ‘mash ‘Alo, superior eu i joa. tists Gol sob eeaaeant ty (3 properon eae prese Hid. ica ceity th wenere ag iminator fr eae roaches, and te has ven “he greatest satisfaction 7 «DUNNING. Beauing’ Hotel, Frartlond +4 VW: MOREHEAD a tt Couriand oat 2 ‘or sile at RUSHTON & CO's, No. 110 Broadway, mg Hoore talee bendy Nae tone mal'imerre ‘S! FIRE R = " meus ue the the able that Nese ver at in no} re} ee aaa ie at seis CCR races mine, Royal je, Maroon m cpt if ata nknown we ISAAC EDGE, Jr., mhil ec Oven eat fer maar Tens tate hae ster Rane ont of Srateetaee Gieke aie a ie | Al ery by wana pees Ws cep Al ees RSs 126 Lime OHOR PURCH, Pg, NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS. & J. BATE have removed their Establishment to No, + 102 Maiden ee wi eres ers vet Pad qoce. oer. su) Lane, stairs) wear Pearl street. tot ag Be Ciena Gal | Hla, tat ie pat er ‘Peaea tes Le Pa aone Americas Wass dite eB we daune sg | reat Seoee were LON ‘NOT ICES. ear depen ae _AMt MOONEY, Auctioneer. -E BEN. MOONEY will salt ov now mie Femoy oe st, near Fulton, Lexteustve let of large aud smal ‘Wiadows, with Glass Window Bask: ‘Also, a large quantity of asso. vert artery worth the staiion of valdame se ara ADV ISEMENT. REAL ESTATE. Exscutons’ Furie Sure Eorare ov James Sroxrs, px- ceaseo—-WOLBERT. Ness fat Pabi Sale, oe Thwceder te Sek cP a ate eee iS tthe’ Phitadelph Atreet, between Race and Vine streets, All that é cortain two, tory fiome messuage or tenement c me with b id lot or piece of growvl BF there ug, situate 'No. 78, Om the enst side of Delaware Filth si ween Race and Vine streets, in gity of Philadelphi iz in frout or breadth ou suid Fifth i 6 inches, (beh 13 inches in brea part of a3 3 feet pies alley, left opeu for the common use of this'and the adjoin- ing tenement to the north,) Jeugth or depth east and west re inches. Cleat of all inemmabetnes: No. 2—Fourth street, between Race and Vine streets. All that certain three story brick store and dwellit lot or piece feof Deny thereunto belo: west side of Delaware the city of Philadel phi th street 17 feet 7 'Y 66 feet in fength ya ing over aud w Fi feet from Fourth street) ‘and ji in poem ¥ a of all incumbrances. No. 3—-Filbert street, between Ninth pod gobs, strrets. All that certain three story bri or piece of ground thereunto bel south side of er street, betwee e ny of oe ry tary Ct i rh oll re et 16 feet 6 inches, (ineludiag on ‘of the alley to de westward) aud in ee orde)th north me south 76 feet, to 230 feet street, called Traquair street. Clear of all incum- brances. No. 4—Filbert street, All that certain Se, ‘story Tee dete 4 elitr iiet et ea scribed property on the west, cor are rt street, t 6 incl sipresaid liey and in length or eth a between Race a: llfeeumbrances 5—Fourth street, nd Braneh all i) ios Certain three story brick pd ty ed house, aud the lot or piece of id thereunto belonging, situate No, ou. ‘Brauch ro: that side of Deleware Fourth street, betrewn irsach Stren liad Ney ee ay a ag tmegee deine ype rid ou sai 2 cast and, west about 0® feet, mow or leus, wi the Fight 2 feet 1136 ine iw filth Cleetalt ofall nasi, besold N. B—The folle wage now ou file at the kxchange—eopies of whic wad at No. 51 Market street, vig Ag aes os thotcuph side of Bass oma oreson Front streets, each 22 feet Trout by i 6 inches in depth. terest—Hleven, Building Lote, Nos. %, & 9, 10) 1, 12, 13, te ‘uid 17, situate ou cope bak tween Race and treets, each 22 feet 9. inches in, fet raat fie: 1h, whiel she aeons ad the whole 132 ikl et or and Br ing one-half of, the to said Traquair st. y be sata pets, feet ceca Nes ibewhich eet the whol asin grout strese To Building Lota, Nos. 29 and 3, situate on the west si ‘street, betweeu Hace asd Vine sects, Ne, 29 having front of 24 fast and in depth 132 feet; and Revs 0 Thavfug a trout of a feet, by 15d feet in depth, along Race Race street between Schuylkill. Front street and Aspen Al- Li 3, hea 39 ide huiyt nt street anid Aspen Alley, ea feet 8 Taches et in. depth, except No. 31. is 20 feet in Tront, by by Teo tect in deptsalong Schuylkill Front street, Sey Tnill Pont street, betyes and Cherry streets.— ui Nos. 41, 42, 45, 46, 47 and 48, sit Lots, ison the east side of Sohuyikil Prout and Cherry streets, each 20 feet 9 incl ity by 125 feet in depeh, except No. Ai, which is feet 10° inches rout, by 125 ft in depth y bets Race and Ch streets, and betws seneeae Alay, hetmmegn Rage and Chery, Building Law, Noe, s street, between Racs x ry.and 8 Sehuylall 'ront and Becond streets, each lot 16 feet 6 inches in front, by §2 feet in depth, except No. $8, which is 17 feet 7 inches in front by 63 feet in depth oe ront street is 60 feet jPod curbed and paved. by pea gil ae snd pated. Ashton street is 50 feet w wide. spen is 20 feet BM Alhe whole of the above hove propertiog will be sold posi and without reserve. Capit and Builders are invited to w the premises. Terms at sale. By "order of Executors. WOLBERT & = mid WF&Sato29 re Auctioneers. FABER SEGAR FACTORY, 71 DIVISION STREET, NEW YORK, HE UNDERSIGNED have established an extensive Segar T Factory, went Burs ig erect, New Yor York, ander the dite: f Mi Suy if arp FR see hentia Wireeatis stagione "Phe lollowtie kinds of exis in the Faber Se Ffetory? a ‘and of which sarge stock is, now on hand, will be Segars of corresponding style al Trabucos, Common Size, Paneteas, don Size, Principe, hosel ia ther Havdonstele The sabes sey aciled the on, of their Benige in Hara ueas purpose of ele ‘obaceo for their Facto- Fy, as also for the purpose of selecting Segars suitable for this The} havenow on hand, forsale, a large stock of Havana Se led to debenture, of the following ia, Found equalto any Havana val Fraganza, De Mo Cubrey, Lord Byron, Upman’ Esculapius, La Palma, Columbia, Dos Hermanos, a Poa Also Principe dtc. JOHN H. FABER & Ci £21 3m*re Not New steae comet of Wal. GANS | creas rene) J. : tales nds and the public in general, that he has re-opened his Store; and offers forsale, withoanly' sod tort; the iatloving’ chokes Segars — foacetoteratverions Cocke” Panetelas of superior quality. La Fraganzia, “read ican La Pal it La Indie, Bane’ ta Espetanas, De Noevego, Ta Blonds’ ‘eruers, Jupiter, BE spartero, Lord Byron, Bivyaders, bucas, Napoleons, Tapia, Canones, ETC, ETC. Pp don and small size Segars, of various brands, Principe, incere thanks ah tis Lge tye ae esto im, aud pledges Ae, Rear te blenstir pas fermi The x saversiaer retur returns the liberal pa hither be dy at eles bet best efforts my13_Im*r HAVANA SEGARS, imported by M. AN- GULO, for sale at 27 Liberty street, Amon them will be found Cavan, do Cubrey Werer Sey smal Urraca, man, Delisics, Colona, ous other brands. Also, old Tobacco, known house, just imported by tl Roni. WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM. (THE SUBSCRIBERS offer (sale a large assortment of Se ted Havann Tobaceo, aud having been ‘manufactured stx now in ° a =i ee titold Bperonecloree thas the the same quality of imported Se- wars. Hi lias in @ths and 1¢ eae ee roger: res, (ota Ree om ieee ‘Sanz Princ Paneteln, Ge. fe. of ita ther with a k ‘assortment aaaltcy al peice, a ioe, au of every a nae Ae AIT Imre. TUBACCO AND naan, - HOGSHEADS of Havana ia, just received per burque it urers. of various qual oh "Sau his fae vntto he Hata, ay , Fising quae ERMAN w SON, PAINT! NO. 18 BURLING IP, Hover, Bron avn Sve Pantia, Gaainmva, Mansuind ano Guazive LEAD SASHES. Fon Cruncies anp Goritc BUILDINGS, MADE TO ORDER. mi im*ee CARPETING, 454 PEARL STREET. BE HOON Nes a Reeihaks nem ht 3 ire new stock of Ce hd hog = of which are Ke ly rich, ‘of ne new ‘hem “o NEW W sere eIDMINeT STE BRUSSELS, 108, KipMiNSTER Ti THREE PLY, SUPERFINE FINE aND CG ‘COMMON INGRAIN sonoeer RSE Re in Tey ‘occupied by 8 te'pabh ic an posi pated ie | foun tom 4 h all other ariel Renally nd in the trade. nested to pace nig Tar ERBON & UMPIRE m202m*m treet. arr SEP, re i ii foot of Pil wal ieaodattendea the tesipe at thane fone otto. & GENTLEMENS’ aaa OFF ARUN Girerreen bn sastrreaa tite fe Dei an sali peers ire icles 0 of fered Litas siete E Ly a ware ie rg Tin one a myatt wea cake OFF heigl te fst + FURNITURE ADIES-AND G! LADERAND ORG LOMEN mrtg ny cartz ie 2 Mahest uane | Will be oat meee eh wa ja a ne nl gg CONS ih my promptly snd fo Daimeece” G®E EAMEN a hat era ae, | 3 me Sad more he epee ina ne Bg ben pnons TEVETaS Office No, 2 Wail strect, New York. Famitiea oF gentlemen ‘attended ‘at their residence by ap- Pointment. "And all orders Jett at the : hon the pont ofice, wi be punctuelly mended to, "mi? meee” OLD CLO"! OLD GCLO’T OLD ome al HE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for leaned street ORO. DAVIE: otting slo repeite the Now 130 Far S\TURDAY, M ek ER Mr harles, Miramount, © a + A tEs EMEN'PS. PARK THEATRE. rewell Enzazement of Mr. Jnderson. I be performed the comed blder ppindale; Angelina, Mrs ‘Ab: bots To ceacieds, with the farce of GONE TO TEXAS—Mr Swel- Hingtou, Mr Crisp. First Jew nalf-past 7 o'clock NEW BOWEKY THEATRE. Jonn Tavon: cane with Mr We After which 4 ‘OLD AT THIS THEATRE F SATURDAY EVENING, May, BOWERY 01 24th—' THE SLEEP! Gerald Pepper. Mr Nickeuson. Te conclude with the farce of HOW TO PAY THE. RENT. | Tier, 75 Cae Boxes, Wand 3d Tiers, 0 Cents—Pit, 0 ents Doors ope at7 o'clock, and the Curtain will rise precisely at eutertainments to | NG DHAU GHT— ‘—Popolino, | TR WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS— | PALMO'’S OPERA HOUSE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. The best Ventilated ! ouse in the i ADMIS) JON a. oNTY-FIV THE ETHIOPEAN SEI RENADERS, MESSRS. bee ch 7 ST. MOOD, HY Change ae For particulars see simi ia jena bills. HARRINGTON, Programme Nightly. Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Bex Office, from M. until 4 P. open at 7; An ki ficie direction of officer Proprietors ge Police M. Joncert at 844 o'clock. Stevens. CASTLE GARDEN Messrs. Frepch and Heiser. attendance, to preserve order, under Ap pola Change of Entertainments. turday Evening, May 24th, The peace will commence with the overture to the After which a. rarity of Da cig, Singing, ke rdins, Mi: selle Desja Bronze Horse. ‘iss Pray and Miss Ri e' oa then appear on the Tight Hope: A F Cc the Eater tnte no ioteriavion of Fifteen Doors open at half-past 6 clock. Performance to com- mence at 8o’elne! BL ap jones Mr Conner; Viewor! ir Burton; » Mrs Sloman; M'IDON’S LDHEATEE, . PHILADELPHIA ‘2ith, 1845, will be presented OW THE Bay, Ab 8, 1. —Alexandre, Wiad! Mr Sloman: Ce: Kliza, Mrs WH ‘Thelast og of the Ethiopian Opera Company, who will ap- Pear in the Lurl ue os M-AM-BULL-OLE NEW BOWERY THEATKE HIS satablishment is now being erected on the ground) oc. cupi ly for Shecticnl pular Bi performances, by late eh Theatre. e Ist of and will 4 August uext. Shipley will receive proposal for Secapnente fron ee mune Post M + cordeon, Vi Violin, fc Ben. tlemen of New Yo ir real lence short tines by his new itlemen of acknow| sed talent paia, and direc «Mbingyé and IC MUS DUMSDAY, Professe: icon tar, Si sartgues £5 toch lade ead get the above Instruments, alyzing and Inductive G3 the subs Rr ines ers, nA ei Proprietor. at Sight, Ac- stie im*re te NEW MUSIC. RILEY & CO., 297 Broadway, publish and kee ‘extensive ‘assortment of New aud whieh they offer for sale at whol possible prices, ‘They manufacture In ticle they sell, being practically acquaint Je ancl retail uments of on hand Fashionable Musie, the lowest ‘superior qua- ed with the different branches oF their business. Miltary Supplied at the most reasonable rates. my22 im*rre VAUXHALL GARDE: N SALOON. if beeen peace Sicne ak OF AMUSEMENT will open on Monday ine 2d. Ladies and gentlemen wishing ‘at the Saloon between the hours of fs and my2 3tisrre LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Sp Se RP teh CHANGE OF HOUR. SUMMER ARRAGEMENT. os and after the bp m, for Boston, Fare tl Second class passengers. my]7_ Imis re Ww. inst., n train will leave the depot, at Brook- ‘o'eloek, Sunday's Epona Worcester, every moming at sgecngers will eave the foot of Whitehall st. at 8 poe T. JENNINGS & CO., PERS AND TAILORS, DRA [MRORTERS of Clothe iy Fious styles. Cassimeres, Vesti 231 Braadway. American Pection an extensive assortment of seasonable ing Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Kc. Fi ‘ancy. Dress lotel, offer for com all the new and va The aid of as efficient score, of Cutters, as can be found in the ent, ‘warraits us in tl jarmeuts, will be sach as to merit a continuance of terof our belief that the styl the liberal. patronage heretofore elicited. hilst an assurance of the continuance of the system of ‘Small Profits and by those who woul vied under the e fe would refer bled to furnish—than w! skill of a fit, combi ease In addition to thi jal assortment of kept trade, welave aloraye om [mand Heady Ste Dress italoons, te! ar to the Pantaloons and elegance. hand ‘esta, +h there is no garment so tryii tter—and solicit a trial from those who appreciate a by Ready Made Dress and .to answer the requirements of le and charac- Returns, cannot fail to be appreciated fect a saving of the extra per centage le- we are the ‘rock, "who, in cases of emergency, may require a first-rate Coats, Pan those Also, Fane Handkerchie mi3 Imisrre Dress Articles in Glove Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Suspenders, Homery, ‘Collars, vat variety; Scarfs, Cravats, Under-V esta, N EAPOLITAN BONNETS. THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentves and Manufacturers thatthey are now ready to supply the above article of the Duis ‘Neapolitan Bonnets, respectfully inform the trade jatest an and of superior quality, in quantities to suit par- They, warrant that they can alter and clean the Bouuets to near ‘equal to new. are cautioned against an_ inferior article of the kind in market.” ‘The genuine imtcle for. which we received the = medal at the last i fair of the American Institute, has our tick’ et upon it. y manuf my4 Imis*ec Ss Landaulet EVERAL secondhand Carria: Barouches, ee ys harness Hors Jost from the Sount hands high; also, a barouch pair to VYSE pot SONS, 172 Pearl si TTISON, NOE & qe a No % ey street CARRIAGES FOR Sal 5 glass front; al: harness, the property of 8 fencleman oii which will be sold Riding School, 408 Bor wery. se" also, a roan Pouey, one BISURO u lorses, patron hig! nd, all of CENTREVILLE COURSES TROTTING: T for a purse of $50, mile heats, mW Woodruff enters. C. Bartine W. Wheelan Centreville, May : HE TROT which wasto come off on Saturda ith, will come off ou Monday, May 26th, at 3 o'clock’ best. three in'five, iin, 24, 1845. last, Ma) to 250 Ib. wa: juaker, eee K. Polk. Proprietor. mya EAP FARE “CH BOSTON Via NEWPORT nD PROVIDENCE. (Direct, between Mor. THE squnch seme TELEGRAPH, Capt GED. Wirval leaves pier No. 3 Meaand theBiery or SUNDAY APTER NOUN, (4o-morrow,) at.5 o'clock, arriving at vinpe forthe morning tratn of cars to alor days Tuesdas Freght taken to-day at reduced rates. 100 Broad st. ys, Providence in Boston. ‘Thursdays and Sundays, at 5 P M. Apply = Lyd or at 1t*rh EXCURSION TO HARLEM trip to H. %, Ieaviug the per atthe foot of Montgomery juarter past 1 o'clock lancey street at half past MOND" G eg 4 _— EM on Sund: ARLEM P.M; Pikestreet at 20 2 o’eloel and_ favorite steamboat RICH- will make a elock, and De- ‘Retarning, will leave Marler = half past 5 o’clock. Fare 12)@ cents e: East River, Hurl Blackwell’s Islan same time a cheap and pleasant ex ach w: The above trip will afford ie Soy! pasoenaure = ¢ ee ate, ; the Long Island Fi NEW ee ALBANY AND TROY LINE ‘OR ALBANY AND TRO me. = bag ae Ci leave the MTHS (Suagiisv,) EVENING, s¢7 clock Y DIRECT io RB Courtland: “The Empire, owing to her light draught of water, willbe ens bled at all times to pass ample time to the offi the bar, and reach Albany the moming train of cars going oe Fessage or Pees ht apply on board, or to C. ce an the whark and Troy iv eant or west CLARK, at my2 re GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAKS. E SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, at wholesale and retail, the following ity myl2 Im*ec_ choice brands wr in this city :— Jorinda, Fsculapio, Iris, Regalits and Soigars ; in point of qui a td of N. EZEKIEL, 92 Nassau streeet, __ Directly opposite the Herald Build: ZOLIAN Ra ae t right fi NU cA Mee eee lexcepting Massachuset Nounce to erable hie Teer thoy'aas prepared suv fin nolo with this improvemen ie ny moder to the di eability f thi: | asa tre Heston t cottetity the most prejudiced mind, their own critical mination an ce warrant them in “FEolian” will remain in tune ansertion, in any climate and i row it wilt not by transiti fa YY icons ‘The most satis! Loony warrantee is given with each ‘tile pattie are in at their ware-room, J Sy, be found an estortment th in rosews OrIcE—DI B | ‘to purchase Hair, of any do aren aS he assortment ich Boiss to th a. ‘h wi Pieedty sale ee than ath my% Iw je ACKET SHIP GA by this vse wil will, leans wharf, id 1n five. Yee C me ore 8 mahogan’ ry cnees.. Japonica Juic opnosi: om Liverpool lease have their permits on all st, — Sanna eantoriatty to seas tothe ae the "Rolin Pianofortes’ the Park, ere mY Pogue Ra a ee re description, would Reta conerant for cleansing it, cannot be obtained at any other WILLIAM DIBBLEE, 2853 Broadway. » the Park. —Consignees board, at All goods. not per+ public store Nee ry "ARO © and 67 pect teens. | | does the old White Horse want? yee eS A BY. “THE SOUTHERN MAIL. | Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineron, May 22, 1345. | Ex-Governor Bouck in Washington—Blair and Rives’ New Building—The Court-fool Journal's New Subscribers—The Marine Band at the east front of the Capitol. Ex-Governor Bouck, the old White Horse, as he is termed, is now in this city, at Fuller's Hotel. What Don’t he know that President Polk sent back the White Horse | which was sent to him as a present from Baltimore, and dismissed the donor from office? Has Martin Van Buren sent on the old White Horse? Every body is anxious to know. The frame buildings heretofore standing on the lot of ground recently purchased by Messrs. Blair and Rives, out of their winnings on the Presidential race, are being removed. The lot is fifty feet front 180 feet deep, and is situated just a few feet west oF Tyler and Burche’s United States Hotel. I learn that On the front part of the lot Messrs. Blair & Rives contemplate the erection of a building 50 feet front ny 100 feet deep, with granite front, for the purpose fa pemoants gt reading room, &c. &c. the rear part I learn, they will erect a prin where the printing of the paint Foye will be carried on, and also the continuation of the Doe- umenta’ History, owned by Messrs. Rives and Force. Phere is no truth whatever in the statements which have been made respecting Messrs. Blair and Rives going ‘ntothe Banking Of though it was talked of, if not entertained by aie some two months I foe age however, that one of Mr. Rives’s old ee h ‘om the West, eving the statement in some of the papers that he was go- ing into the banking business, packed up his duds and came 800 miles, all the way from a: Hiinese,, with $35000 in specie. Yes, sir, allin the real ht mint drops—in order to go into ae with Rives, for if the latter went into the ness, he was determined he would go tie him , share profit and loss. However, he me back again. He wouldn’ trust his mint dro) a any one but Rives, and when he found Rives not Pd tending to embark in that trade, he Pat out, for he did not want any one else to know that he had bs masty mint drops—particularly out in Illinois there, where they are rathyer skace. I understand that the Court Fool Journal has had a considerable accession to its subscription hist. Mr. Jesse E. Dow, who is the door keeper of the House of Representatives, hes re fifteen or twenty su- bordinates engages him, and I learn that since e above name iecabar and poet became one we the proprietors editors of this journal,all these have become subecribers. I presume they are all paying subscribers, too. The Marine Band discoursed ofthe music ~~ evening opposite the Eust front of the Capitol, there was a very large attendance of offici ticians, office-seekers, editors, and loafers path ni and patticularly, besides a considerable number of the ni ir sex—tl ¢ beauties of ‘Washington and neigh- borhood, and some from a greater distance. I did not see the President nor his wife, nor any of the Court party ut all, save and except Mr. Bancroft, the Se- cretary of the Navy, and 1 believe they were not there: Mr. Polk ought to turn out in’ democratic style—he should! I did see a whole lot of Buckeyes there, Mr. Medary, of the Ohio penis sere gpa means mischief, I believe,) Mr. Medill sistant Postmaster General, and others, and these ventleman were Claiming that the Buckeye State had the handsomest woman on the ground, Mrs. Han- dy, the wife of the Cashier of one of those concerns in Ohio that they call Banks. { did not see the lady, and so could not describe her; but I did see wit Mr. Hart, one of the chivalric owners and editors of the Constitution, a very idsome young lady, to whoml gave the palm over all 1 did see on the gr though it was rather too bad that he,a married man, too, should monopolize her the whole evening; his partner, Mr. Harris, who is present a wi- di I saw very prudently keeping out'of harm’s abe ai that his ee for li maught not hear a bed account of him. "Philosophers Fisk and Dow of the “Court Fool Journal,” were also there—Fisk appa- rent) mesmerising, or tek ites nap by a very handaptse young lady, and Dow tellin; e enor- mous success 0! eae ene among the her de- mocracy”—those youngsters who like fun and laugh- ter. But I have not time to say who was there and who was not. The evenin, and the music sweet, and I enjoye ‘Wasninoton, May 22, 1845. Various Little Things of General Interest. In respect to the races at the Mount Vernon Course they have turned out a regular failure or blow up. Col. Mershon, the proprietor, seems to have managed heretofore very badly. In his general handbill, a few days since, he states that the purses to be run for, though small, will be regularly hung up at the Judge’s stand, every day. This looked a little cloudy; but when we heard the interpretation, for a year or two past the purses had not been paid over, according to,usage, the necessity of such an assu- rance was self-evident. Notwithstanding, it was to no purpose that this assurance was given. No body appeared—there were no entries—and, of course, there could be no races. On special i ey to-day, we are informed that the idea is — doned. There were to have been three mile heats to-day, and four miles and repeat to-morrow; but it isnogo. When a man has once lost the confidence of his customers, he might ‘as well give up the con- test. Mrs. Walker, on Sixth street, opposite the west front of Coleman’s Hotel, retired, yet convenient to the Avenue, has fitted up for the ladies and gents of this metropolis anice cream, soda, and strawberry saloon, in regular Broadway style. We think Mrs. W. cannot fail in this seasonable experiment. There is a neatness and elegance about this which are truly refreshing, independent of the ber- ries and cream. The case of the Francis Depau vs. Tasso, two American ships, which came ee near Live: some seven years ago, nm argued before the Circuit Court for several days, Some of the a st a lawyers of the are em- ployed in this lingation. : “Phat staunch demnocrat and excellent goed fellow, Col. S. Medary, of the Ohio Statesman, has been spending some days among us, and expresses him- self as entirely satisfied that we shall have a faithful and efficient administration ; and that Capt. Polk will hold on to Oregon about right. Ww. Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Purcapenrnia, May 23, 1845. Episcopal Convention. Things have taken a curious turn since yesterday’s communication, but they all seem to be verging around to the point indicated by me weeks ago. The morning session adjourned at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to meet again at 6, after Dr. Tyng had withdrawn from the can vass, and four unsuccessful ballots for Bishop had taken place. At the last mentioned hour the conventien met, and on the sixth ballot the vote stood for Dr. Bowman 89; for the Rev. Thomas M. Clark 36; scattering 1. Dr. Bowman having received a majority of the whole num- ber of the elergy present,was declared to be their choice, and shortly after the announcement the laity commenced balloting by churches, each church having but one vote and voting the simple aye or nay, according as they ap- proved or disapproved of the candidate before them. The result was, as was anticipated. Thirty-eight voted to concur in the nomination of the clergy, and fifty-five voted ta non-concur. So the nomination of Dr. Bowman by the lergy was rejected by the laity by a decisive majority bre now = 70" Yelcck, and chy high churchmen mor- tified at the result, tried to procure an adjournment.— was beautiful, the scene. This the triumphant low c hey ‘ty resisted, and Joseph 8. Riley, who is their ‘elamon, made an ef- fort to have @ committee of cor bredoe appointed. This, however, was.defeated, and r some debate the con- vention adjourned till 8 o’clock in the pret At eight o’clock, the Convention reassembled, having occupied the brief 5 space allowed them by the adjourn- ment in an ineffectual attempt upon the part of some to accommodate — anda determined effort on the part of others, to rally and arrange their forces for Evotnes cummaeti ‘The moment business commenced, the Rev. Dr. Ducachet, the 1 rt of the high churchmes, moved the appointment of a committee to accommodate differences, kit the proposition was not entertained by the other party. It was evident that ag hed deter- mined to make one more trial of strength. Drs, yey and Bowman were put upon the track dee Clark withdrawing his own name and nominating is former, while Dr. Coleman, of Trinity Church, South- wark, ‘nominated the latter. Some sparring here took place between the two parties, after which a vote was or- Vered, and resulted as follows :—Dr, Bowman received 37 votes ; Dr. Tyne: 35 Blank, 1. The Rev. Mr. Neville moved to go into a seventh bal- lot, when a series of substitutes were offered and debated with considerable zeal on all sides, which at length result- ed, on motion of Dr. Ducachet, in the appointment of M4 Clark and Upfold, as a committee to retire and report the Convention the names of six clergymen, who reould te ble presbyter to be supported by the ing conferred, reported the clergyinen as the commitien of x olutras Clation Odenbeimer, Suddards on, Win. Ht. Clark and Upfold were added to that committee, and then the convention adjourned to re- ceive the report in the morning. The excitement had proached an intensity which I never saw hacer eer. ‘the neighborhood of the church was lined with the car- riages of our wealthiest citizens, whose families were drawn to the spot, and the building itself was crowded +o suffocation by the anatvea Gaal wealth, and fashion of Philadelphia. The partizan Le ee ci Gan, tiengh this Cad were evident, and the manifesiations clerg: Drs, Clark and Upfold names of the following conference:—The Rey. Messrs, ander Varian, and Wm. Preston.