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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Morrcomsxy GuARDs' BALL.-The second an
nuai hall Of the first company Montgomery Guards,
commanded by Capt. j. Munday comes off on We'd
nesday evening (tO-msrrow) the 18th inst. at Tam
many Hall. Their polite invitation we thankfully
acknowledge, and shall certa My endeavour Ia do
ourselves the honor Of paying them visit, we are
fully satisfied their ball will be decidedly one OF the
most brilliant, well.conducted, and fascinating OF
the season. Many OF our most eminent civic and
military dgnitares have been invited, and signiiied
their dete rmnation to attend on this happy occa-
sion. And, as this elegant corps comprises q
large number Of our most respectable, estma6ie ana
chivalrc young citizens, the-e can be no doubt their
bali will command full attendance OF the beauty,
worth, and sweet charmers of our gay city.
On the above occasion, the Philadelphia Mont
gomery Hibersia Greens will present 10 TINS supe-
rior cerps a splendid gold medal, and painting lby
Huddv) about by four inches square, on the lace
OF which is representation OF the Greens al arhi
OF the picture is solid gold, on which is engraved
the Eagle and the Harp, with this inscription =
/" Presented by the Montgomery Hibernia Greens,
Of PHILADELPHIA to the FIRST company Montgomery
Guards, of New York, as a tribute OF respect Tor
their character as fellow-countrymen and fellow
citizens of America
The great marquee, presented to Capt Munday's
Montgomery Guards, by the Boston Montgomery
Guards, will be displayed on the above evening.
The decorations will be scale of magnifcence
and proprIcty never before excelled In this city,
and we are perfectly safe in saying that this grand
ete will be every respect eminently honorable 10
the iilustrious and memorable name It bears. Inc
tickets we are assured nearly all disposed OF
and, in order to avoid disappointment, we advise
persons wishing to participate in this splendid al
fair, to procure the needful forthwith. Manning,
conducts the floor, in his usual happy style; and
Warren M. Hoffman's popular band will delight the
gay assemblagc on this charming occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17


This table shows that the year ending August 1885, hse
had been decrease Of in the bank ioans not
tand.g the year 1885 noted ,r the failure OF the
sugar crop and large deficits in the cotton crops on the Mis-
ssspp At the close Of the year. the factors uader
heavy advances the planters which not Tet At the
time large amounts Of accommodation bills were dis
with bills exchange drawn by the bank England
and Of which back protested. In this manner
large the increased loans made up Of paper
based real Transaction but drawn distant places
merely to raise money This pracsed to greater
tent in New Orleans than perhaps, in amy other part Of
Union cau.sd the immediate suspension Of the ban
the Of the protested bills. At the time Of the
pension the policy Of the banks does not appear have been
altered. in December 1897 months after the suspension
the loans had increased oO0O and still further in
through the succeeding year, causing that imitation Of
prices which has resulted in loss to the planters This
part Of the policy Of the u s. Bank and in Dec 1885, when
the banks prep for reumptisnwe find the
600 than the time Of the suspension From that time the
policy If the banks has been contract and the loans
The past year have decreased 81 This from the
decrease Of the cotton crop of that aud the
cesity Of maintaining specie payments; at the time
the position Of the cotton trade promising to be very lu
crave made New Orleans the theatre of speculation
The competition OF the banks Vincent Nole and Others
prices to rates the result Of which
has been the heav, have fallen npsn banks Had
the market Tasty been left to the influence Of the natural
emand at specie prices there doubt but that small
profit would have been made it by the planters The
ruined by the SPECTATORS and the losses their op
eraons coming back upon the banks in the shape Of
protested bills The New Orleans Courier states that $780,
dshonored bills received there the ID inst
With the of unavailable paper which the banks Of the
south and west held last year, resumption out Of the
question: without the assistance Of the u Bank by which
large Of southern funds
institution These funds she turning into Gotten
The agent at Mobile is stated TO be Mr.. W. II. Robertson
who buying cotton at llal3 which be purchased with
specie fund.- 9al0 His there accompanied
by corresponding of the Bank agents here Robert
Dyson and s. " s. Wilder Many vessels among others the
Opaeas have been chartered indirectly by the Bank take
its cotton from the Southern ports These Of
the Bank although the most udcious for her interest,"
tised to have serious effect mercantile affairs. Tue cot
taken out ofhe market pay the Banks debts Europe
will be just much deducted from the merchants
pay their foreign debts and must therefore greatly nAu.
the rate efsterng bills and endanger drain of specie
Salen MT se STOCK X xcIpnmuo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Cleared
VIM Iayler oey, Savannah virgnian BedeIl, Norfolk;
Mary ssbsc Pearson, Mobiles Saratoga, Hathaway, Nor
leans Alocr,ina, Joyce Trinidad de Cuba Victor Hae
boston; Sidney Chamberlain Nofolk; Americas Robinson,
Cape Hayu and mkt.
Arrived.
Bark Stafford Ill., 80 De firm ST Peerssurg mdz to Cham.
berlsin & Lawrence.
Bark oceola (cf Chareon) MIiscn fm Leehorn and IS
ds I'm Gibraltar, mdr 10 Length. Tse has experienced
very severe weather the of the Highlands the ist
inst, but obliged 10 heave off shore. The afford
Oceola both lay at anchor az the sW Spit.
Lighter schr Globe Robertson from the wreck Of the ship
Arethrsa, ashore on Long Island.
mem Ornwdu.
There nothing in sight from tho HIGHLAND teecraphic
station last evening-wind blowing fresh from NV.
Naval.
Court Martial Is 10 be convened in Phladeipha for the
trial OF several officers Of the Navy, among the Of
hcers of the Exploring Expedition by Lieut. wilkes
letters sent by MIR Hodgsen TO the American Consul Lima
formerly employed In the w. naval service AZ an
has received the appointment Of chief naval constructor for
the Tesian navy.
ship of the line Ohio, Com Hull sailed from Gibraltar
Oct rs, for the Western lslsnds
julia, OF Freepor from NYork Tor Newbern, NC Nov 90
lat SO, lon ~.
TNos Tomlsy, reported, hence Tor MobiIe-s we'll. Nov
2e, lat 30 10.
United States PsrN.
HoMrs Hotx Dee i2Wr Peri, NYsrh fcs Eastport, Eli.
"a Ann HALT % for Bsrnsabe In pert lash, aoss the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

In This table perceive that there regular and uni
form Of experts ofpoduee from the port Of New Or
leans bearing proportion Of about sixth Of the whole
port Of the States In 1884, whea speculation first began TO
influence trade the whole export of the Union increased s
100000 ope.haf Of which, nearly 100000
increase al New Orleans From that time 10 the present
the increase OF exports from that city has
notwithstanding that the whole export the Union has fallen
on since 1886 The progressive settlement ef the western
country and the increased producvsne Of valley 9th.
Mississippi are fa. increasing the commercial Importance
of New Orleans The produce Of the valley sfthe M.sp
~ was estimated in 1887 At s7Soooeoc, and is probably ,h
year coo wheh Ia New Orleans for dsrbs
ton 10 the United States and the world AZ large On the
~ua receipt Of this immense amount based the commercial
pspsr and bis which constitute the banking OF
che institutions OF hat city On the prudence with which they
are managed depends. great the healthnes Of
prices and the profit Of the pears business The following
table Il The Bants 81 Lsuissaa Cor ssriss ofyear;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

OTICEsoutherners aud other Strangers visiting the
~ city, respectfully informed that the subscriber has
Just received and offers for sale the following Goo adaped
for the and worthy the attention
LAMPS-Of all descriptions, consisting OF one and two
lights manel and side Lamps gilt and brouzed with rich cut
glass drops and Also Astral Lamps gilt broszed plated
Hexgon Lanterns with double burners with large
assortment Of Hall Lamps complete.
Plated WARE-ElegaRt Glass Castors. plated Walters
with silver edges and handles Cake Baskets Of patterns
plated urLs Tea Sets Toast Racks Vegetable Dishes
CUTLERY-Fine balance handle Ivory Knives and Forks
elegant hes in rosewood also transparent yory han
die Knives (ony, Manufactured for Silver Forks also
Slice and Carvers Nut Crack Pen and Pocket Knives
Scissors, sc =
JAPANERY-Gothic, Sandwich and Paper Tea Trays In
acts 10 O. with Bread Baskets and Knife Trays 10
also Dressing Cases Tea Cancrs Sugar and Spice boxes Sc
MANTEL CLOCKS-Rch gilt, gt and bronze ebouy
abaster white and black Of the latest pattern warranted 10
keep correct time.
CANDELABRAS-Gilt,g gilt and bronzcd Candelabras Of
the latest patterns, some with figures, very elegant also
Branches, from II lights
GERANDOLkS-Git and brolsed with and S lights,
handser1elv ornamcnted with rich cut glass prsms.
BRONZED ORNAMENTS-Cs sticks, Thcrmome.
tiers, lnkstands, Tea Bells, &C.
Also, just received from the celebrated house Dixon and
sor full supply Of Britannia are consisting Of Tea and
Coffee Sets, Urns &c.
Also, full supply or the celebrated Chinese Razors.
Ai'o further supply Of geDemens tool chests very
plete.
All the above Goods offered reasonable prices at the
New York General Furnishing Warehouse, No. Al Maiden
lane. DANIEL l.. DELAVAN.
dist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
STATE Of Trasl~.

Thers Is doing in regh. The packets for Liverpool
get Id d. Tor square bales naval stores, s. 3 81. The
Liverpool packets have about 1000 bbs -four
which has been tahen at g. Cd bal taken less
q The rate to Havre itc The receipts Of produce
not large but great deal the way An Albany pa
per states that neet consisting Of two hunored canal
boats arrested BY the ice few miles Of Utica passed
through the locks at the Little Falls Friday morning
The navigation at Detroit still tina Sd Flour
was selling at s. rs, aud 50 Tor specie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

CUsPENsION OF SPECIE PAYMENrs.-Ths crisis
~ las arrived TO the merits Of the cash system, for
however nserng the credit system may appear paper its
effect upon individuals often prove runous in the extreme
In London aud Paris the have set their face against
and nscqueny number Of have prupg up
ef late years that do cash business only This has been termed
by the European system and has but recently been In
trodvsd irto New York
PHILLIPS Of I06 William street. does claim for himself
the honor o lis he dses believe that he
ou 10 greater extent than any Of his rvas Fer instance
they content themselves with purchasing for cash Of the obher
Ne RENTS funds Europe, 10 buy OF the manufacturers
dre thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhses the value Of articles before they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he has been honored with must be
sufficient voucher public opinion TO the way he carries
out his assertion Of produc s6rst rate garment cut IL
pcrio Style and made by but the most finished workmen
He effects saving 81 per cent the prices charged By
houses who profess furnish the best good and he does this
notwithstanding the sureor Of his style and elegance Of his
garmeuks Phillips will also warrant his coats 10 be equal 10
any mod In Broadway, and he considers them the faesi
standard ~ which comparison can he instituted.
NB-An goods paid FOR delivery and gentleman
pected oake any garments when any reasonable
ists A all solicited At 100 William corner Of John street.
Mann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

above those mentioned yesterday aud about 20 sch in outer
harbor no, BOARDED slowing heavy aud very rough.
NEwnURrroRr, Dec Isld Huntres, (new sac tons) Put
man, Nfork,
PHILADELrHIA Dee I5-arr Increase, Smith, NYork; Mi.
chean, Ansn, do. Ws
CHARLEsroS, Dec l1-arr Anson Sinclair, NYork-expe.
renced very bad weather the passage and lost six horses by
DEATH
heBLE Dec Geld Oceola, Tobey NYork 5th Timolcon,
CiarL. NOrleans; Harriet Brainard, Niche rson, do
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 4arr Nachez Bouelis, Natchez FOR
NYork; Euro,as, Crosby, do for Liverpool.
Foreign Ports.
MATAGoRDA, Nov 29--Root Centre, NYork, unc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
CONFIDENTIAL.

INK BfLL'S MEDICAL UFFICE, No, Conrtlandt 81.
~ second door from Broadway. Dr. Bell continues usual
10 be coulted in all Of delicate nature. Syphc
and mercwia affections disorders OF the urinary organs
kc whishav baied xperencsd medical and qn
are sure be benefited aud relieved application 70 DR..
Bell Professional skl couped with twenty years experience
In the treatment sf the ab diseases enables the doctor
.same rene all cases 20 tas pahsnt.
RewWe lenders, mpircs kad medical buffers and
nsmber NJ CowtIsndt street. two dcen from broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

DOwERY AMPHITHEATRE, (ls,e Geological Institute)
ID 81 BoWERY.-THIS EVENING, Dec IL, 1889 the
perft will precisely al halt past o'clock,
The entertainment TO commence with Real Pony Races in
which the JUVENILE Equesirsns will appear.
Young Jonathan the American Boy Of Promlsc succeeded
by exhibition peculiar TO the Easi Indies Mai MAha the
Magician After which the Gemih- in Gymnass!cs
Mr. Archer will perform Of his Jopuar Arena Acts,
Grand Horse anu Foot Arena Contest, &c. sc
Boxes so cenis-Pit % cents al63t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
M On e ~ M A II X II Il.
NrOmdn nv. Dec. 1876 p. N I.

The stock market today presented further depression.
great disposition sell manifest, at decline from "a
trda, rates. United States Bank receded cent De-
Iaware and Hudson per cent? Ohio Life and Trust per
cent; North American Trust and Bank per cent Mo-
hawk per cent; Bank Of Commerce Improved per cent
Sales $4,000 dollars of Philadelphia drafts made
at7y per cent? the of Discount current on
Saturday The custom house show export OF pe
Gle BY the Liverpool of 4a3 but large amounts were
hpped Of which the House has cognzance The
feeling bnoysnt than has been evnced since
The arrival Of the Liverpool We had occasion to menon
few DAYS snce started il this city, under the ne"
law called tina Clinton Bank. This association protested to
FROM its customers Deposit the bills OF certain Of
the ne banks the interior Of this state among otne
those Of the Farmers Bank Of Seneca County This pal
blv humbuc ami we said So II out that this
has issued post notes. which have mstured and have
been protested in appears that about $4,000
az most notes Indiana and exchanged for the
hills of two of the Of the bank OF that state These
bills were then the purchase Of produce but the post
notes protested by the banks in whose hands they ma
tued Tney might well send them on, ant deposit them
With the Clinton Bank par, that institution still adser
fises TO receive them.
Statement Of the BANK THE STATE OF Arkansas and
Branches on the November, 1888, compared with
Nor 1885, Nor 1899. Increase. Decrease.
loans loans, a,Sos, ssssa3 5o7a2
C,rs,Ist;cp a6l775 303l0 l6e,s65
Deposites, la4 1863 Hs,To so'4oo
the Let November on plea of errdiency The Real Es
Bank Of Arkansas at Little Rock and Arkansas also
stopped payment Tor the reason
We have received New Orleans the monthly statement
Of the Banks Of city which, compared with that Of the
2lst October, the time Of suspension, 10 as follows:
statement the BANK. NEw ORLEANS on the I'd Dec.
,ssa % compared Of the art Oct isss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
Cattle Markes.

The markets. upper and lower rather quiet 10 day.
Few cattle offered AMI few ,od Only Eve hundred sheep
lambs in marketths smallest number known for time
They all sold al prices ranging from $76 TO $3.50 We
have particular change TO note in the for bccv
They sell at rather reasonable prices than
There has been decline in Cows and Calves Sales were
made to-day at $50 TO S45 twenty-five taken from the
thirty brought forward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

POLIO sALOON-THE RAINIER FAMILY, Known
IA as the Tyrocsc Mnst els. will give Musical Entertain
nent composed Of National Songs Rams de Vace and Me-
Iodes Of the Alps Thursday evening, Dec L. at the
Apollo Saloon, 4i0 Broadway
Mr. Ernest the celebrated Flute player his Royal High
the Duke bf Cambridge, will play selo the Flute,
and aso the instrument called the Concertina.
Doors at to at "a o'clock
Tickets so cents to be had at the principal music stores,
and at the eeor, with programme ON the above evening
n27.lm%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
broadway, entrance in Dusse street,
Confines his practice 10
RISEA SEES OLE TILE EYE.

OPHTHALBfTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Prem Dr. Eos extensive practice, and the number OF %
ss who cannot be attended during his cce hours he hs
obtained the services Of Dr. WEsrMAcorr practitioner
worldly known for years in this city, member Of tbs
New York Medical Society Of the BOY Coegs ef Bur
geon. Ejinoergn Dr. W. paid much attention to diseases
The bye in rsr and recently to DR. EIliots peeuiiN
mode Of operation ami treatment
Once hours from 10 tsj o'clock. daily. my7s-ys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Sls,7,as7 40 lss,7oo 2,776,774 5l,7os,s3o
TIL. aggregate. ofthi, table show the following results
Increase Of circulation, stosvra
"Depositcs, lss,oot
% Loans. 3555,l9o
Decrease" Specie, W'as
showing very nearly increase in immediate
~ in Immediate liabilities although the specie was diminish
cd Th. 10 naur consequence Of the suspension Of
Banks.
The position occupied BY New Orleans, the port from
whence more than onsh,rd Of the whole exports the
led NJ are made her 10 very great influence
over the affairs OF this country consequently the
roey her banks and the integrity OF those directing them
/. matter Of the first moment to Gil Interested in trade.
The following table will show the importance Of New Or
leans port export for the produce Of the United States
Of Imports and Exports from the whole United
states. and from New Orleans for a series of years.