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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Corn Trade.

Prices have changed since las, report. Sales
fas7l to IS. Very little Gcnesee however sells at S.
The supply now in this market is estimated to be two
hundred thousand to two hundred and City thousand bar
res probably not less than the latter quantity.
From calculations 1t appears that the consumption Of
the city during the winter between two and three hun
dred thousand barrels fthis, and the estimate Of the
stock be correct we have now hand more than
shall want and cannot therefore spare any for export
Such appears to be tho But when the receipts from
the South increase they soon WILL we shall have pen
ty more than can be sold.
This year has been Of great activity and production
Our farmers raised much before and dealers
sold so much But the production far outstrpped
try. This must find market and when the streams q,
the north closed the communication Mt the south is
markets therefore be small while production
Is so large During the summer immense quantities Of
bres uE have passed through the Erie Canal and dis
buted to this and other markets norh and Of Phs1e
pha In October and November the uantty OF -four and
wheat delivered from tina, canal Schenectady, West
Barrels FIour Bash,is Wheat
sN,eta bsi,ols
This in two months. There months in which
shipments can be made through that ntcrcommunoa alton
Most ofhis to this market and Of II has been
shipped abroad or TO the east
From November Is. to October sst, there wer. export
Ias-4g 5o2I3s
1890 Ip6,g7O
Increase in one year, 4os,lss
This shows both tn. increased demand and production
And shows too that the stock in this city has greatly
accumulated But the stock here is much smaller
than was last year and the year before that No win
set with three thousand barrels hand
and frequently with that quantity, and far extern
sve demand than exists. We will show however,
that this city iii have -four and grain than shall
In January and February, arrivals from the South
begin and will lie largeor at New Orleans the receipts
have 1creasei every year, namely;
Rkcrtrrs At Nn~ OsLrAss
$40 lsss 1898
Flose, brls 466oo1 436.2H 3V7,6lO
osts, brls and sacks 5s7oT 39lle 1890
Wheat. brls anil sacks 59.si3 1885 2o37
According to this there will be plenty export There
las w
must continue TO be enough During the winter the main
portion othc shipments from the south to New York
d shall doubt receive two hundred thousand bar
reds by next April Sc the stock is criterion Of
t.e stock throughout the winter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITHRATR

(H BotreTy.)
JUNE TITUS, ANGEvINE x CO., Propristors.
nj. n rockwell :....' 49,; go. Manager.
First representation this city Of the sublime TABLEAuX
WANTS, by the Swiss Brothers, with scenery.
First night OF Adam aad Eve
First nj. ht Of THE BALLET.
First night Of JACK SHEPPARD.
s. The Proprieors Of the New York Bowery Anphhes-
full ment their pledge to the public the
Iro1ucton OF the above novelties which, al
though expensive and brilliant beyond any effort
but Of the extensive of
desd to be brought forward the Of he for
the gratifoat of their patrons.
In announcing the addition Of SCENIC REPRf sENTA-
TlONS the tertanmens given the Amph b.stre the
propreors do wish be understood that thing will be
sHered the SHAPE sf Theaniea" rher han BY
effect Of hei exhibitions BY
which nnot be well represented in the circle The
they hail have the pleasure Of offering 10 the public Will be
strictly confined to Pastonne Ballet Psgesnis and Table
al of which will be represented BY the msmb,rs # the Arena
The Psgeants i'll b. expressly 70 the exhibition OF
various LID FINALS belonging 10 their extensive col
l-,on and the Ballots and Pantomnts which shalt be
tirey Of moral ned with a we'll
delight only stendd TO vary the performances
"A he Arena
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Cotton Trade.

This market has undergone but little change since the
date Of last For few days the mails from the south
have entirely failed At the latest advices, however
the approximations of war; wearing off the market
and holders becoming more firm. The receipts
continued free and yet hore appearances Of
falling of in the crop The market in this city has been
dali for day two. Winter has set in strongly, and
the manufacturers who have kept the market active for
sone time, have returned home. The export demand
Is very lpsited. Some few sales have been made for
Havrc but not to any extent The swiug table of
ue exports from tho ports in the u States at the latest
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Latest Advlces
New York Post Office

New York Post Office.
Post Once opens at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o'clock A. NJ
closes at. ....................7 -" p.
Open Sundays from NJ and ial to u p.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE MAILS.
-arrfpes. Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via stonipgton,
daily, EXCEPT Sundays. ..,............ A. Pm.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New HaveS.
daily except Sundays. ............... p. II. A.M
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning., closes Saturday ............ sP.M
EAste~nWay Mail via Harlem, w estchsster,
Norwak, &c daily except Sundays..... Pm. A. NJ.
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
Sundays 49,. $500. -. ....... p.
sosthern Mah through TO New Orleans,
daily. ..,.,.......... ............ IN n. ~ r.
Western Mail, daily. Ia p M. 81 p NJ
Northern Mail daily. ........... 81 AM 81 P. NJ
Morning Mail to Philadelphia n p p.
Southern Way Mah, including the principal (6i 4. M.
Offices between this and hadepha,va
Jersey City, Newark, &c. ............ e Pm
Hudson River Way Mail, both sides. s M
6 X 81
Long Island Mails .............. AM X
" F.M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
BY THOMAS BELL,
(sts~es Nos. - .frn ssd lis Fishsa s6eets.)


TITS Dry
SAFE "a descriptions, atioi O'Clock
- VI" TUESDAY
At half ps~ ten o'clock IN the sale rooms.
pry Joeds eo.hog r"ps va nAo,e Watches ran
e' books presents 'AS wE s5EsSik ;fsl' s' variety
Al half past 10 o'clock in the sele rooms.
Elegant Furniture The entire handsome furniture OF D.
miiy giving .p housessepsg ..A;., ,,..;,.,.
eompng vaieiy-a lot superior 10 es has Hot been OF
THURSDAY.
Sale of valuable Cloth at half past 10 esoek IN The sale
FRIDAY; .,.o..
han sreeeonpsng unusually handsome assortment OF
articles the lice The Brussels and other nearly
stve.
BY BUTTERFIELD coACHMoH
Out door sales sfCroc.ries Furnture 40. puaetualy
tended TO, and respectfully solisted.
TUESDAY. Dee.s.
a. o'clock at the suction room-Pawnbrokers SAFE, BY
ment of unredeemed pledges which have
ana spws. VIZ; eoas pan,seep, womsn, APPAREL rem
kets Sr Also at oeloek ext'n i've assortment ofjew
''' and silver pencil cases. &c
At oo'aiock At the Of jefferson Water streets
fee chocolate rice soap eand iess sspdRs sssis
scales weights, fixtures all and undr, ces
TUESDAY. Dee@
htlo oek at the auction room. -
nine street large s unredeemed pledges which
have been pledged AZ yf"Pf R ais rSTf!f SALE
1900 tons Peach Orchsd Coal,
800 earo Liverpool do. Delivered at the market prices
''1 Also so ' 100 cssahing Stoves
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auetioneer respectful.
Household Farniturs the dwellings house
keeping Liberal Dash advances will be made on urniius
the effects persons de- sased personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
weekly Report OF Intermen,..

Nov, TO the sth day Of ID &C. 1870 wy y"
~ men, 2iwofnef. 81 boys. 4 gtrla--I Total.
DisrssEsAPhySy u Absc 80 o. Aneuristn o. Ayoperv q,
BeetoR Bleebng run storns On from lung. OF ae. 9
Cholera nfantun o, Cholera rorb o; Cole al Canre,
yonslmpt'2s az Csnyusioas w Crgup or Hives Dsrium
trtnens % Drowned Death from Poison Dropsy Dror-
" IN the bead s. Dropy m the chest arha
" Eryscss' Fever u DE- bilious o. do typhoid Do scar.
Ittls DO yuerpess o. dc rtmttent o. do nla rsty An
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Corner or Broad,rGy and Ann street.
TREMENDoUsANO UNRIVALLED ATT RACTIoN.
Common ~ on MONDAY EVENING, peeenber Tts and
continue during the w,ok.
MAS GIBBS the ,es:mPhsd end popular yc s alsp
TO, celebrated Daneers lately arrived frem Paris Mr.
BRUCE, the Cent? helodst FROM the London Concerts
signor BEHHEND the celebrated Nolnis, and the odex
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE J0lN1ED AMERICAN GIANT
Muse um day and evening, for short season. Mr.
of the city Of New York having been absent from
he infant and only about 20 years Of
In strength Of body and he undoubtedly eSeeh
all other Giants heretofore exhibited this eodHtry The
pub rest assured that there deceptn IN this
dgous Of human growth confined with sgiy and
strength.
Mrs GIBBS Will in the course Of the evening introduce
three Songs sent expressly 10 rim the Gea Western
Mile VIRGINIA AUhlUL and La Peuts CERT Q, win
perform several of the most avone Dances Of the day.
Mr. BRUCE in several celebrated Comic Songs
Sgnor BEHREND will perform the Violin.
A Pr fessor will preside at the fisno Forte.
The entertainments sill commence rih grand Fancy
New song-Waptsd Goverpess Mrs. Gibbs
Genie song-1he way he money goes Mr. Bruce
New Scotch sonr.TSc Athoi Gath, rinr Mrs Gibbs
An original Jacobe seng the WORDS taken frsm anony
nous poem at the risirg Of the Clsnsin I7iS. .
Dsnee-Ia Pas de- Deai Iil, huoi and La Petite eriss
New Sosg-Yes will meet thee there Love Mrs. Gibbs
lin answer to Wit thou meet N, there Love.l
The ~ho'e to conclude With a -
Con- Song-The of Steam Mr.. Bruce
In edition to the above be Fancy Glsss Blowing
alsso sspiS,i,ug, PROVERBS sTATrEs e he murder
# Miss Mora ass the grand COshOkAMA which .xeeh
thing Of the Kind in the United states.
NB-Day Visers admitted IN the evening, without eatra
charge
Principals OF Schools and their Pupils admitted liberal
terms.
zen oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Ga sunday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. Charles q.
Summers RaseH w. Weseon TO Correha Miller all Of this
CIV
AZ Salisbury Centre, n. ", ON Thursday evening" 81
inst BY the Rev Mr. VIM s. Bartlett, George c. snaiey,
% this city, TO Susan Marie Bartlett, Of Buffalo.
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Ela;EYSa:LZII7

" u v u
K6y CHILD retesty afflicted WIKI the Group,
NJ Thought she would rot survive two when w~r
advised ~ sd.nister PEAsE SONS valuable Clari6~d
E-sesee of Hoarho~sa Candy Dti~n street, end did
%, ard Toe eneets aston shing h,t compliant taa "a
Me sl 81 two eminent Physicians yet the compound prodp
esd ofnsd,se s.lisC 7 he child sSpseor,.d freely
ger, fifteen ho-re " performed perfect fsase
publish ,h the b.rc6t 81 hcss parents vko have d Eg
little children Affected az my child ras
J. HARRISON, "a Nam street, BrookbH.
Nsssrs. j. Tease \ Sou, IS Divisier streets
Gentle nen-Having been troubled with
cold for the last month. leo e be unable
tend NY daily tusinsss) advised rs friend
trial Of Clarified Essence Of Hozrhound ,sndy, Which
did, and found almost inst reli'f and mend
ed 10 several OF profession aud they found II great
regulator Of the voice re~an ,oers,
COUNsELLOR SMITH. 90 Liberty ct
proper. t.S
Phsdephia J. Reddinr. MOI State at, Eostor, Mas Do
yai ssl Broad s, Newark, ~ u Hays, iss ysoa s'r,s
brooklyn. L. None genune unless each package fignd
J. PEAsES SON. s Dvisien street, Of whom BE- %
tanned wholesale and retail. oqs !,
BEAUTY OF COMrLExION-The best cosmetic ever
ID in for removing frekles tan ssnburn, &c healing
ples and other cruptions Of the skim aud ST improving the
mcSion 10 which parts increased sOBess and etaS
~, is the - - - - ....
Try laaies, and be sonvireed fresh suJlly Just re-
eeved For sale By Guion. ss Broadw H. Hsu Pis uo
AID IS Hubs streets Scheifclin li Cana st. p NJ yuvs
l97 Bowery atss HerrJs,re,t and c. H. kins So Broad
frce vs. cents. az fn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
AGILE CABS TABL
Dad drsaue pear M BOtreru

TOHN BROWN. Manager. specifically informs his friends
ard the pihc tsat from the rangemsnts he has mes
rsrch tavA and others. be Get Gown At er
pa-es of dture moderate ttras Ihc
abs ae rsb and the dr vol Ne aud ch
M Tee down town stand at the Of Coursndtst
and Brs adway. psp n
HARDWARE PAPER-sOo reams isS24, qIxs, sixse, eSSs
WV ' fERssE / BROOKS. Paper wsrshouse,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
PEALE's MUSEUM,

Hroadray, opposite the Ci,y Hall aud Park.
Day v-,rs to the Msseum admitted the eva
I've IRISH ANT, Mr. oClaHesy, the isrr,s, ard bsss
proportion United States TO be seen during u
DAGtisRREoTyPE LKENEssEs taken through the
day aud neatly france IN moderate terms
Every evening during the week, rsssing Exhibitions
take place in the Lecture Room, II os.ek, wa; MONDAY
w,@.saav and FRIDAY CoKCERTs Of Nsca and insuu
Tae.day Thursday aud Saturday Evenings, q variety
pleasing and Interesting Philosophical and Chemical Esrsr
nsnts, BY X Pesle. . :. ..au...
ted Vocalist. OF the London Concerts, ass,std BY ~
ST Peters Church OF this city Mr. y. JOHNSON ssd Mr.
sTANWOOD the celebrated Professor Of the Aeoerde.n,
from Boston. his first ape rsses in tbs city:
NORTHUMBERLAND |.
Trio.......hi MRS Meriey. MIR Joinon and Mr. BesrDes
Air, on the Accordion MI ~ 81 Woo
3 Song nofey
4 Duet. Mrs Morley ana Nc BssH es
3 Air, on the Accordion
Song. NJ J.nnsn
: Tr,e 49, Mr. Morley MIR joha.cs, and Mr. Bssmes
Part " -
Dustt. :....: hrb mercy ana VT be~mee
IT, Air, on the Accordion 40 wood
"a hrs Aori'y ana Die lehsssn
70 B.llsd-Rory ohsse-ts, sssSsl.... Mrs Merlcy
On the NJ. norc; nr ji1,.a. ard NJ s..ssa
LIVING BOA epNsThICTUR sERrENT, ss,.
Fsey Giass Working during ,hs day ssd svsans By sS
ASri,tssee TO All the sssrtss.,u,s rs ses~ Chila--n
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;UERRE'S DIORAMAS.

DAGUERRE's DIoRAMAs, from Paris ius brought ~
IL Aessrs hsrrsy and Lorsri, at III. LOCkWCOp'S
loom, al Brosdwa day fom ~ until O'CLOCK,
4. NJ. and from 6 until 10 In the evening
One tabeau just received from Parr By Mr. Degusr.
representing the view af the VALLEY Ot GOLDAt, W
SwzerandO which will be ,Nh Tilted her with the
nisce.t interior Of IN. Chu.eh ST ETIENNE Du NOM
with the eel. br.on the Midnight Mass BY universal
quest and for short period TO their eiosns aud
Bol OF these table being represented with odihcator
shi will produce the wonderful and magic al effects q da
ssd n,pht n tmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

CLOCKS AND TIME rIECHs, sf every description
- parit.,ly sps king, from needle 10 M anehop.
SAITH n BRO rHERs. corner Of the Borsry and Div
sios street. h'. hand large q horoloesA
good Those Of ss.d Timspieses will de veil 70 call
before they purchase. ,
NB-Aso, wheel. pnious, racks. ke, cut eorscty fsr
small machseiy model Ne All uerk varrastee pesd cy ne
ehSre n2sn Estralee " Bswery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
STrkN FNCINE

TOR SALE. hfst rate IN rress-e, Lever Bean siean
ENGiNE upos me most approved principle ~ inch ey
indsr, tsst iron bed plate reqgrng no s.spt rom me
building Nv Wheel. force rumIr Nc ccmpith.
The Engine and made ~ one OF W. t.s' mas
f,cturers IN England. For terms. erpy 70 VIII v
GHtFfITHs, o. Copefsss 81, boston nv I'm zoo "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Il u
PARlk THEzTRE.
THIS EVENING, Dses-ss, the performances viii eaa-
.T& IRISH rsf I%ifIDow
white, MIR Fisher Keksy, DIR Chip indaie
''' :, ...;S VI g. $ FACE 8; fare,
Mer- sSRs' NJ cla. Do,su.p '"'' sH Held
Inc '''''' TEE sAsE%Ss ROOM. '' ',,s' %
cGl E.,Ss 81 s s. e s,. rs cent. Mis- A'''e'
Doors open at half past sPsrIormanee eom~sa. at
BOWERY THEATRE.
The r liant attractions continue to attract
rua s s'i"ti' SSseii 6s IF S rs fs
T TSs i 4 If S..iItsI tn.
taia%sS,s y. si1 shs c.s.ssi hfarSsi, sSr
act act Of sy he Ii Rs@.s
pas and The Gs% be M IF The sT YGk
S lss: . the r t. :Ss Ag.G he four
The Wild h faf Bf4rs 81 ' %aTESE6o
NEW CHATHAm THEATRE.
THIS EVENING bee. s-Ths srf ruspce III &C mn.pee
NANrucEE44 'S %tr os S e foAs st REGIONS
Il .s:s SO ;.s sss.. s overture. Cine
r. fi sHi9 &S6 5' @lR iSt iSiIe Of
Don Antonio, Mr. Mossop Capt Tropie, Mr. Stevens
sose, So cent? en- It. q aas % tiers as
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Tee. s--The performances C m
nepee with the lmletta called
THE ROOF SCRAhBLER
swelyino, Mir Edwin Rodolpho, Mr. Ressen
Molly Brown, Mr. MiteAell
Aaer whaeh,
Fancy Dance, by Miss Turr ban
After which, a rev piese entitled
THE NEW WORLD.
In which the entire company will appear
After which,
Solo, by A~ Dowpe
To be followed by the turletta of
- HAMLET TRAVESTlE.
| -, Hamlet, Mr. Mitchell
CIaudns, Mr. Cunningham Osrek, Miss Single
The entertainment TO conclude With the farce Of
| - THE WIDOWS VICTIM
| Twitter, Mr. Edwin Ratt,ton Mrs. watts
Doors open at T-curtan a hall
Dress Circle eents-Upper vs. cents-r,t one shA
| ing. - ~ ~ WV
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SOUND THE TRUMPET,
MAT TIE nHTrA


CONSUMPTION THOU ART FLOORED.
MOTHER convincing proof Of the pes.liar shcssy n
a rsNeS Ysseacs Of Hsrehound and, Tins nay ceruy
tha drvAdfay sne ed with severe cough ~seh So
tied lungs rcseed To masy cough r. Thhou'
,xreeucse relief ueed Twelve bottles o. cough rur
ON and hrcatensd almost imsesae dssolsor rhltislsns
tried snI all avail observed 10 Trend ~ that
would use Pease orchoun Candy he SAID was OF no use
N doctors and their skill would not eradicate ny aese
p.s's, srJy ,o-d no there qas-os bat that
Hor,houpd andy vsry COED for coughs ss hosrssn.
e kut N h no remedy but had made no rnd 70
yae H. large package, ard by the ume hsd used
that was sou-ehs relieved and alter ung sens - voh
p,rfetIV restored ny former heath, skough hss
soen about FOR other cough metits wous cordially
And sincerely ADJ, all those Who AFFLICTED 70 mks s
OF P,sse sons Candy, IS Division 81 This CssdJ y 30
exceedingly rsaisbe that ss1 eng ~, sst p,;,g,o. At
Ax,.s-R.shon A.piawal in all THREE stores Zieher,S
Dorl 81 Phadc phs Pal Reddng IS STATE at Boston ass;
Bedford Pittsburgh Pa Cehsn Co Charleston, sCi kavls
Co state a. Alssny Nors g.nuiss "a each p.ch
College Of Pharmacy Of ne CdigS Nee York
THE Annual Course Of Lectures OF this nshiuiioa will
commence the FIRST Monday in Dee, mbcr and will
TRUE fer three mouths. - ,,
The course on Mstera Nedics and Pharmacy will b. delv
cred BY Professor Smyth Rorcts
The Chemistry. by Professor John w. tSscon.
The COLLEGE would call the attention those about
commencing business Nv New York 10 the requirements &C thu
person spothecary store the city
shall Ne atratuste Ia this other regularly coHtu0d
rsop m TIE eensors VI Medical Soriet one Of the
coun This state and be furnished by such with
certificate &c their qualifications for the busn Of sp0the
carr -.
vsy VIM H. Nilnor, ts3 Broadway, O. D. Cergeshan, iii
Pearl street Adsmaan aid Of Bowery and zoe Broadway
Rushton & Aslinwall, So W William street ssned
ia iwiss q. ID. tOGHESHA III. Sec'y.
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ITO THE PUBLIC-FoLwELL Il BREvooRT. ORA.

ITO THE PIBlIC-FOLWELL 4 BREVOORT. ORA
and Talors % Fnlton street tale this opportunity
70 return their thanks TO their customers the very liberal
patronage which has benb stawed them during III present.
and would ctfuy invite them 10 call nd sanine
their style of Cage Cloaks which hev believe not surpassed
By Of the pu lie The convenispse ~ this
garment W. be- appreciated ~ IA s habit Of sspd
og bas and evening lee, az they do not dseommod he
dress like the surtout
general assortment ef eoaks casirneres. vss,ug
Ne ef the latest tups kep constantly hrn ana Tor
sale on the most reasonable terms for cssh. " in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
on ELLIOTT

DIX. ELLIVTT,
OCULIsT AND orHTHALNlC SURGEON
ISL Brsadesv, erfraaes in Warren street,
Conhnes his prsetcets
Diseasss Of the Eye T. Opfhoimic Surgery in genera
mr.. wEsTNACOTT viii be IN attendance daily, sunday
~ treep,edO alse Dr. Eotts patients during his ~
scno<
AsrIytetsL Eyss OF superior quality.
OMee hour from 10 to o'clock. mys,ssy
ny-MR BRlsTow has reduced bis terms for Writing
frou s2 10 S. opportunity 10 all bad wrr-lo,h
al his advertise ment nislns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

ArrfvGl OF part OF the Southern MAIL.
We have finally heard from Washington. The
mail came through last night, and COMMUNICATION to
the seat Of government is now free.
We have received New Orleans papers 20 Nov.
rs. Mobile 27; Charleston Dec l, Norfolk Dec, 3,
Washington and Baltimore Dee 8, and Philadelphia
of last evening.
The all has brought no news Of the least impor-
lance.
BALrIneRE, Dec. 4-To-dsy there has been
fall Of snow, with strong, cold north east wind.
THE SroRM AT PHILApELPHIA We have been
visited by snow storm such as has not been wit
messed in this meridian for some years, so early in
the season. 1t commenced on Friday, and with the
intermission of few hours on Saturday, continued
ill Sunday evening, the snow having reached about
eighties inches on level. The effect of this has
been to prevent all kinds Of traveling-as will be
seen by the annexed notice ofthe PosnasteI OF this
city.
December q, ISl0.-S p. NJ.
The snow storm which set in on Friday he 4th
inst. and still continues, has greatly nterfered with
the arrival and departure Of The mails. Those ost-
standing are
New York City, " Al 4" g 9th.
Baltimore City, Sc III A" " 5.h.
Southern, ' a " Z" 9th.
The mail for New York City was not taken from
the Office this morning, the driver having met with
a severe accident, nor was the Great Eastern Mail
called for this aft rnoon hs agent Of the eontrac-
tors stating that there locomotive at this end
of the road to take it
J. PAGE, Post Master.
The Eastern mail due yesterday morning, arrived
to-day about nine o'clock. passenger states that
the locomotive with the mail ear, baggage and PISS
senser did arrive at Bordenown till late last
evening, owing to the quantity of snow the road
the passengers were brought to Bordentown in
sleighs the rest Of the being left in drift,
from which the mail Car, Sc, were released after
great exertions continued through Saturday night
and Sunday. The train of cars which left Philade-
phia on Saturday at p. ran into a snow drift on
the other side Of Bordentown-the same which de-
tanned the New York tran-and compelled to
return to Bordentewn after five hours detention
where it still remains.
The cars which left this city yesterday morning
were stopped at Burlington, in conse quence of the
engine having broken its piston rod. The condition
of the road is dreadful; the snow this morning was
two to three feet deep upon the Philadelphia
GAG. Mon6ay, De 7.