The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

tween the two countries Even this, no wever, did
not raise Girard Bank, which sunk 4 on Saturday,
rates Exchange ON your city went up l. selling at
81 premium. At public sale this morning at the
Exchange, us shares ofthe Western Bank Of this
city, par $50. sold for S2sl; $50 Beaver Meadow
Railroad par $50, sold for 50; i3o shares States
Bank SO 3-s; 60 shares Kentucky Bank S45; 70
shares Schuylkill Bank 81.
The preparations for the Tyler meeting tonight
bid fair TO be numerously attended. II has been
circulated here that Mr.. Prfiiet Of Indiana, Mr..
Wise, and others, from Washington, would be here
and address the meeting; but this much doubt !;
though believe it is true that they have promised
to come The radical Clay are in quite fever
at the PR sent appearance of things; The tone of
the proposed gathering grows clearly more Wing
glsh-many Of the more moderate Of the Clay men
coming into the measure The out and cutters in IA
vor of Harry of the West from present indications,
will never after this make formidable shew Of
strength in this city. The flags are drawn across
the streets, and crowds ofpersons are already ut
o'clock, gathering around them. II is understood
here that Thomas Bradford, Esq the applicant for
the vacant Jndgeship, should Mr.. Birney refuse
the nomination, will act as the President of the
meeting, and that Ex Recorder Rush, out Of pure
opposition to Mayor Swift will introduce the resO-
buttons, which are probably preparing by Mr..
Com%,s.ary General Tyson; Unless the Clay men
have Kilk emmy battle FOL the next year or two in
this city. To-day friend Bender has been quite
full The radical Clay boys worship literally at
the Star" and, in TRUTH they could no. do better,
for Bender is whole souled fellow, and his double
is n t surpassed in the city
On Saturday night The r. importance men bought
out GROCERY condition that the landlord should
join the Society. Notice was given that the stock
in trade would be burned at designated place and
hour. On the occasion some ten thousand persons
cOngregated, but 10 and behold when The torch was
applied It was found that the liquid had been
watcred that much Of il would not burn. Sabse-
queniy several spirited addresses were delivered
A fire broke out to- day, about 2 O'Clock, in the
back part Of the dwelling "f John c. Cadwallader,
Esq. al the Of Fourth and Prince streets
Not much damage done.
There has within two or three days past been
two or three disgraceful rows at the National
Theatre
During Friday, poral with two soldiers
started in boat from Fort Mifllin, to some place
on The opposite side Of the river and upon their
return in the evening" when ir the Fort, the boat
was swamped in the mud They endeavorea to
reach the shore by wading through the marsh, but
were unable to do so, and becoming deeply
swamped in their efforts, one Of them died during
the night, another in the morning; soon af
ter thy were discovered. The corporal has
since been very i'll. Their names were not learned
Ga Saturday, Aldermen acting for the Coroner
attempted to proceed to the Fort for the purpose
OF holding an inquest, but were prevented by the
swapping Of their boat between the Lazaretio and
the Fort, which compelled them to regain the
shore by wading the mud At great danger Of their
lives.