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Passengers Arrived

Ar BosToN-Steam ship BritanniaMr Strong Mr. Simpson,
Charles lrzminger New York; Rev Neville Mrs Neville,
Mastrs99 Mrs Peters, Mr. and Mrs Weleh, Mrs Whttnghan
Roenbaum, VIM Scholfed Mrs Scholfeld Mrs Colling-
wood MI HammeIsley 9 ToolA ! w WsllIck. Capt
Mr. Robbins Henry, ssml M'Celland, Edw Bossangey Jao
saudi MIR Nc Aser Mr. Coldwel Honley Palmer d Tetus,
Mr Gsinesi Mr. Marshal G w Farnham Mr. ,LgbroM. F
Conyers John kesrck Mr. Mellss, Casper Bonnace Mr.
nah MsGIw From Lyepo9l to HallfasINlis, Lock Miss
Mr. Calhoun, w e Clayton. MIR Powell Mr. Blackburn and
lady. G MAR, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Luther Rev Cray
kiss, flaming, Byer,, Bunting, jackson, Griffin
II 0rlot lady aud chidren-79 in the steerage.
HAvANA-Barque Rapd-Jacob Bonnet, New York; Robert
Sawyer, Jamaica; Alfonso Bazre, Spanish Main
Passengers Sailed.
HAvASA-Ship Norma-Messrs Mcmillan Bradley Sparrow
Rumpe and Miss Bart, of New York; Mr. Bugos and lady
Frances Francisco Loynas Messrs Howard Vadya
Williams, Ricardo Rendon, Heckeverria and two servants
Havana.
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Frelghts,

WAsHINaroS, N. c., Aug. si-To New York per Dbl,
soc; do Philadelphia, do 3Oc do Boston, do 35c Cotton
&c; Lumber per M. $6a7 To the West lDdies-Lum'
Der per M. $l2 Ia.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26-There ia very little doing in
foreign Freights, but lair amount the season. is Of
iering coastwise, at our quoted raesCoton Liver
POOL per pound, I'D; do Havre, cent? do New York 81
70 81 per bales do Boston, 81 90 do Tobacco to Cowes
&c per hid ed do London s7s sl; do Hamburg and
Bremen 81 35s; do Liverpool a7s 81; Havre Sas cd
do New York, 81 rs 8; do Boston, 81 5e do Phiiade
pha, SO so. Sugar aud Molasses northern Ports
From the coast, hid, shipping; from the city,
81 90 3. Bacon, to northern ports, none shipping
Pork to northern ports per bb 62Ae. Flour do do SOC
Lead, do, per ton, 81 q $50.
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Second Board,
State OF Trade.


WAsnIsoroN, N. c., Aug. 3l.-Hay, northern, for 100
pounds ~ SOC. Lumber per NJ pitch pine scsntIing
$40 a iai do heading. iAa iS DO ship plank ia W do
10; do flooring boards, 10 II; do weather do, 10 Ia
Shingles. cypress. sale. so; do do building, so
hid slaves, 81 al; wo hid do, 10; do bbls, 9 al;
s. 10, do scrspe, IS zoe Spirits of Turpentine
gal 20 27c; Rosin. bbl IS; Tar do IS 95; Pitch
do, 90 sl; Bright varnish, - a 2sc
AsHrs.-The demand for Pots is improving The sales
rule at SASH Pearls are rather quiet The sales
trihng, prices continue at So SIT.
CoTToN-The market continues very active and sales
to some extent daily made Prices very firm and
spectators purchase, very nyune Of advices Eu
rspe Of q very favorable nature
FLoUR-This ARTICLES in very fuctusting state The
late news was damper to speculaors and the uncer
ainty tenor Of the expected advces has complete
y unsettled their calculations Many dealers are giving
refusais Of large lots for certain bonus which, under
the existing state OF things is the safest and mode
The news by the Britannia will settle the question de-
cidedlV and although the last reported very ia
vorabe weather. still the crop was fast being benefited to
agreat extent Fine weather few days before harvest
cannot erect the result is in the earlier stages Of the
CROWN Oh the plant that the effect is SEEM felt requr
is our impression that -four in Great Britain will each
price high enough before the close of the season.
quotations here.
50 SIT. Ohio and Michigan 81 u.s. Ohio round hoop
81 SIT The Southern brands withsut alteration We
DO not give qsoations for the market very
they are considered merely nominal
The demand for wheat remains without alteration -
Sales Of the and old varieties are made at csc ST.
according to quality. The receipts OF large and
the stock TAR greater than the present demand We
quote Northern 57t 60 eta Southern b7 SO cts. Rye
gradually declining prices have reached ga 60 cts
PsovsIoNs-Beef and pork have improved either in
prices or demand. Our former quotations still
rent No change in any of the other articles included
der this head
Hay This article continues in good demand and pr
ces are well sustained The wants for shipment very
limited We quote prime As Ate, for city consumption
Inferior sells at 40 a as cents
WHnxEr-ws quote for drudge % cents, with triaing
sales The demand for barrels very limited, sales at
231 a24c.
OLA fair demand exists for Grade Whale without
Sufficient supply satisfy it. Prices s advancing
and sales nov rule at 363 37c Sperm is and
held at 70c. The receipts Of both are very small.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELrHIA Sept 4CAT Albert Staples, Trinidad de
snge Park Fall River Below Lucy Jane, and Betsey. CID
BALTIMoRE Sept 4-ATr Pocahontas Higgins and Tame.
mend Loyet Lye5poo Colchis, knight, Hayre; America
Ky o sSsafro Ann Is.ma Howe
Ann, Hammond. NYork CID Tippecanoe Gray NOriesns:
Mllicent. Cole NYork Sid Elise, KOCH Bremen Coquette
Bedford Direct NYork. -"
RICHMOND, Sept 2-An Elizabeth Rebecca ALBANY Sid
Leontine NYork Olivia BrickelI, Jamaica.
General Record.
AsHohEA black brig ashore Cape Antonio 18th
Mt with both msss by Capt Staples OF the Albert
Philadelphia. She had shears up, discharging cargo
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ForeIpu ImportatIons

BRrMrN-Barque Johan Georg-e bxs G Gunther6Oo do
stncken- Noenius Psvenstedt-2s gkgs Bechte Dreyel
n - ~ vorwick-lI kolker y COS kemer Meeke-2
w Lilliendahl--l6 Ahrenfedt-460 & T Poppe4 Rod
wald Ddier-33 Henschen Unkart-22 & ri kohnstamm
IS w Radde-1 csk piano II Schneider boy w UoIber
son-8 T. Emenputsch.
LvERPooBarque Ovando200 coal 200 sacks salt GO
tons slate Thompson--i0 crts mdse w Wheelwright
kio J.SEIRo-Brg Montevdeo-3Il bags coffee Des Arts
IL kiddel1 box Goodhue co-2789 bags boxes TO
order " =
Thompson Y Adamsoo hhds IS bags sugir A samanos.
HAvANA-Barque Rapid385 bxs NJ TAYLOR cks
seed oil Beauvie5Oo 900 segars Picabia-95 900 Lille
Rasnes32 bales tobacco de Zado930O0 segars Bran.
son-i0,000 Rodriguez-l20O00 A Renaud-iO 600 M
De Pugan e: oeo Hoso 600 Manzanedo 900 Hun!
Matthews Coz bales deerskins Bouchsud Theband2
Beauville.
PaRA-Big Washngtons Barge-s2 bgs ia brs India
PaxsOn
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va Bro voss; J. w. Ksmpton Osborn Norfolk, sturges
Arrived.
& %S.s 10 se mSwd 1asen e DAYS from HAMBURG
SHIP Milo Chick (of Portsmouh) 81 days from NOrleans,
5dys on the Bar with mde order The steward died
ship Olive Eliza Marshall day. from Mobile with
BMaSs oyapdG Nichols. 50 day. from Liverpool with coal
ssi S. js Jonah eS ssa 81 y, from Bremen
~ ss %S sp 9 @ans sS Aus 81 with
so: s Sss: from B Bic .s J Sz n. %n
had jus! arrived from Baltimore.
ss S S sn Parse ssca Appleton % days from Para with
Brig Tepsz vapey q days from St. Jago de Cuba. with
Brig Orleans Mayo, days from Havana with molasses to
schr Anaconda. Fulod, days from Ocracoke NC. with
sshr Judge Hitchcock Lewis days from Newbem, NC
Py.!s WS siSs 'sRm NJ win naval
Schr hegulp Cole, days from Newbem, NC with naval
schr Sterling. Taylor days from Newbem. NC with naval
sehI Weymouth Couch, days from Richmond with mdse
schr VIM. Gray, Jarvis from Washington NC and days
from ocacoke Bar with shingles and savesbound New
Schr Ann, Latourette from Baltimore with -four Johnson
sehr Mary Jane, Lawrence from Suffolk with shingles to
sesr Theron Nickel, from Philadelphia with coal. lis
schr Bergen Cole days from Petersburg with -four to
schr saml Elwe Fluhart from Suffolk with shingles,
schr James b. Urquhart, Wamble, from Smthfeld with
slaves, TO master.
sehr VIM MeGlasney Bates days from Virginia, with
sehr John NJ. Clayton Horn, from Virginia. with wood,
Schr Clotilda Valentine days from Virginia, with wood
schr Augustus Lord Pitts Philadelphia with coal.
master =
to master. "
Schr Sagadahock, Simpson, from Machias with lumber
schr VIM Penn Foster days from Machias with lumber.
schr William Wallace, days from Thomaston, th lime,
to master. -
Sloop Brazilian, from Virginia
Below.
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New York Cattle Market

Sept 4 I643.
At market 1900 beef cattle resh1 200 (southern 40
cows and calves, and 230o sheep and lambs
PhcEs-Beef Cattle-The offerings this week large,
and no material change in prices continue quote
retailing qualities 81 so % b75 with few at
So.
Cows AND CALvrs-All sold at $40 a %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-sales of 2O0 at to So for Sheep
and 81 90 a 50 Tor Lambs.
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MOhuhy, sept. I'D r M.
An extraordinary series of forgeres this morning
brought light causing great sensation in the street.
II appears that Messrs Austin and wlmerding auction
here, have been in the habit Of drawing checks on
the different banks where they kept their accounts in
favor of their own cashier, w. H. Priest ESQ., by when
they endorsed The bank business was usually done
by the assistant book keeper whose reported
Saunders, and about isyear of age This gentle
man on Thursday last being the day which the Great
Western sailed forged and presented checks all the
banks where che firm kept accounts and far as we
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
ARRIVAL AT Rio ok JAsEIRo OF rae U. 5. FRIeArr

ARRIVAL AT Rio DIX JANEIRo OF TIE u. g. FRI0ATE
BaANDxwlSE AND CORVETTE ST. LoUls-The brig
Monlezuma, at thus port yesterday from Rio de ia
the arrival there Of the U. 5. Ftgate Brandywine
and Corvette ST. Louis, from Norfolk, 10 sail in
few days for the East Indies These vessels are
bound 10 Bombay to NEE! Mr.. Cushing, the Ameri-
can Commissioner to China.
The Frigae Columbia and Corvette John Adams,
OF the Brazil station were lying at Rio on the 23d
July.-Bah. Aner. Sept. A.
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Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia, yesterday.
$500 Comfy 6s $780, lO4t $1,000 Pennsylvania IS, 1866,
"a; $500 do 1854, 64 $1,000 do do 1870 64 shares
Warmers and Mechanics Bank. 3l3; 10 do Wilmington
Railroad I41 2sdo Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 81 6s
DO Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank Is; do Louis
vile Bank, 81; 40 do Trenton Railroad, 81
AFTER BoARD-72 shares Manufacturers and Mechan
les Bank Isl $729 92lc0 State % set; $ll00 do do 1854
Conn., Bank, 44}; $4,000 Tennessee SIS 1881, sl9
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Domestic Importation,.

New ORLEANs-Ship Mio-e bales cotton Holbrook & Mel
son52 De Peyster WhitmarsiO7 Ltte52 hds tobacco
Sco-I79 Boorman, Johnston * co-sl Ma,lsnd-3 L
Adams-9 Storms, Dubois y coil Cochrah3 do i07 bis
hemp 20 PkSs Croker Sill 4 Wa,en-5 hhds boz \
moss ROBERTS Wiams-7 boxes y Hyde-2 n FORTUNES
pks Bebee Brohes- bales Lack20 boxes bales
yseks wheat Hubbard Chenery2e hhds 3kgs ties bales
MoBILE-Shp Olive & Eza-s0 bales cotton III BalIoug
II ID Mabee-loi Judd son-106 Bogar Kneeland-iO0
Anderson-3o Hoibrook Neson8a Andrews Brobers-I53
order-850 SKIS salt to master. 49,
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no DR. LAKES STEAMSHIPS 0OGGLE.--stu-
dents and members Of the Medical Faculty can examine
the instrument from A. NJ untiiSr' M. during this
week.
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Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
po se shppins s The Po whence hey sailed The he
Vessels Spoken their Passage List their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor.
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information of kind viii be thankfully
received
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90 COMsrOCK cos EXTRACT OF sARsA.
PARILLAThs article warranted good as anv in the
whole world 10 put at the low price Of so cents per bot
ej 81 per dozen that all classes afford use This
ceebrated medicine for all complaints arising from impu.
rites OF the blood will the public pay one dollar
for madeline better than this when II be had
Just malt the cost We will for the public, No.
10 DO had only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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Ships Louisa, Leavtt New Orleans. VIM Nelson; James
Edward Webster do, stanton FrostBaque Iduana (Sw)
Moberg, Jaskued, VIM Weisser;.Brgs wampanoag Coson
pim9a Hsr.ease Jones; Norfolk Nss%,h Leeds Co..
man. Bowen, Petersburg, do do Tyro Ay Warwick River
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Weekly Report Of Interments
the City and County of New York. from the 10th day
August to the End day Of Sept, l843.

II Men 30 Women IS Boys 81 Girls. Total l97. -
Apoplexy q Asphyxy Ii Cancer, /; Casualties q Cholera
lnfantum 3o Cholera Morbus CONSUMPTION, IS; Convul
sons 10; Group Hives Il Death from Poison Diahoea,
Dropsy in the head 5; Depsy in the chest, Drowned
a. paerera 1 do Te%eat do SCARLET do typhGid
H.; do of bowels III do Of chest Il do of lungs Insanity
i lntcmperance, 2; Jaundice, ues Venera Malforma-
ton, Marasmus 6; Organic disease of heart Palsy
Small Pox, Il Teething, 2; Ulcers, 2; Unknown Il.
Under 70; to 3 to 10; to TO- 81 10 90 10;
20 to &c. 20 to 49, 49, 30 to So III 50 GO to 10 to
80, 3.
PLACES NATIVITY
United States, 1867 Ireland 49, England Scotland
many, 6; France. 1; Denmark, l; Africa, 1.
or the above were from the Hospital Bellevue IA; Lunac
Asylum, Blackwells Island, 3; City Hospital, Il Long Is
land, 5.
Colored persons ............
VIM. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Sept. 2. 18i3
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DEATH OF JUDGE SUMMERS The Alexandra Ga
zette announces the death OF Judge Lewis Sum-
mers OF Virginia, who died on the morning OF the
Eth OF August last, at the White Sulphur Springs
lie was one OF the most eminent citizens OF the
State, and universally respected
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER )


:Ss NORTHUMBERLAND sUos ,.T.:
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Married

Married.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. Henry Chase Mr. j. D. r.
PUTNAM, Of New York, to Miss MARY A. RoRERrs, of
Ohio.
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. T. I. Sawyer, Mr..
CHARLES HILLS, OF Staten Island to Miss MARY BBsET,
of this city.
On Sunday evening Sept. 8, by the Rev T. J Sawyer,
Mr. GEORGE h Borp, ESQ., to Miss JosEPBrNE, youngest
daughter of the late John Carpenter all of this city
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM AMERICA
ritannia, Hewitt $3.50. =. Sent is
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81 years.
His friends and acquainances are respectfully invited
to ate nd his funeral this day uesday) 9th sep at four
o'clock, from his late residence 232 Spring street.
Yesterday morning, FRANK Dawes infant son of Ro
bert H. and Hannah z Elton.
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Gy- OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF CoLUMBIA.-rbis Il
the only article that has stood the of and
the demand is constantly increasing, by constant use
dru stops the hair from falling restored or
persona heads who had been bald 40 years. and over
years old at the time ii used II also is
for ladies' toilet the hair curls more Beautifully aui
stays longer in curl when dressed over night With T.
eau be had genuine only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU,s SPECIFIC PILL.
for the cure of gonorh@a and gee are only to be had
genuine at the office ofthe College Medicine and Phar
macy Fiom the fact OF their being the only remedy
now used by the regular medical practitioner more
heightened notice is unnecessary Sold in boxes con-
tanning one hundred pIs-price ST.
WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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o. PREVENTIVE FOR CONTAGION MAY
be found in sherman's Campbor Lozcnges-They are
to carry the pocket and may be taken all
Times with great benefit They relieve headache, palp
talon and those dis asses which incident to long
continued warm season in very short space of time
lerng under great exhaustion fatigue They are sold
only in boxes at IS cents EACH at Dr. ShernanI Loz
Warehouse, LOG Nassau SC.
Agents-li0 Broadway, 10 Asor House, 227 Hudson st
1888 Bowery 2. East Broadway, ls9 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
and SO Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-08

PAINFUL ACc1DEST.-Last evening as a Miss
Thompson OF this city walking upon the railroad track
at Jersey City, the Newark train arrived aud the tender
s,rikag her, tender and locomotive passed over her
crushing rightfuy Of her legs She was Immediately
conveyed Farmers Hotel where amputation was per-
formed by Dr.. Olcott and ZabTisk
I!DERAL.-Mr Thomas L. Lindsay, lately de-
ceased who resided St Charles Missouri has bequeath-
ed property valued at over $4,000 the American Bible So
cietr TO be expended in circulating the Bible In Asia Nh
L. also liberated his slaves 20 number and provided for
their transportation Liberia and the supply Of their
after their arrival.
Loss OF THE THREE BRoTHERs.-The schoon-
Three Brothers of NeYork struck on Black Ledge about
three miles from London Light House, Monday
morning, ayd filled with water.
o. A large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens OF Madison county held at Fredericktown Mo-.
on the Both October for the purpose Of showing the
pec due 70 the memory of Dr. LEWIS F. LINN, late T. S.
Senator.
15 A gentleman of Albany was attacked in
that City by gang rascals who attempted rob and
murder him. He received stab under the left eye, but it
serious The alarm being given, the villains fled
Verify Albany is acquiring new reputation
u MIR. Matthew Jack, near Greensburgh, Ia,
fell into the fire the Both ult in t and burned
verely that he died next day.
U p Willis says that Madame Cintl Da-
moreau is the daughter of a door porter.
JOE SMITH-The following odd resolutions,
among Others We're passed the opening of Joe Smiths
tavern at Navoo, on the Sd ult.:
Resolrsf Gen. Joseph Smith, whether view him as
Prophet at the head the church. General at the head Of
the Legion, Mayor the head ofthe City Council or as
Landlord the head Of his table he has few equals and
superior
Resolved Nauvoo the great Emporium of the West, the
OF all centres, City Of three years growth popu-
lation Of 900 souls D congregaed from the four quar-
ters of the globe @ embracing all the intelligence CD of
all nations ( with industry ugality economy virtue,
and bro,hery love- unsurpassed in any age Of the world
suitable home for the saints (,!!D
An INsoLvENr STATE.-Nett revenue of all the
Canals over the OF maintenance and supernendance:
81 100000
Revenue from Auction duty. 100000
Ds Salt do ........ 100000
Equal to capital at per cent Of. 80 600 600
Total State Debt. .23 OO9
II the takes the benefit Of the act, and selll its Canals
Salt Spring. Sc auction it will have sir and half mil
lions to start with again.
CANAL Tolls AND LecKAGEs.-Account of
Tolls received on all the canals of this State, and Of the
lockages at Alexaners lock- three miles Of schenec
tady, 10 the lst November, viz !:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-08
Letter from Gov. Seward.


DEAR SIR: | have considered the information
you gave me, of a mistaken solicitude concerning
my supposed bias in favor of the Abolition can
didates and in opposition to Mr.. Clay. / should
certainly leave those apprehensions to the correc-
ton of time, as | have done in many similar ca
ses, il 1t were not that an election is at hand,
whose results might hereafter be supposed to have
had some influence on my political conduct.
You are therefore at liberty to publish, IN any
way you think proper, that while | adhere, and
expect to adhere as long as live to my published
principles and sentiments concerning Slavery,
still adhere Just as firmly, and expect to adhere
Just as long to the Wing party and It's candidates,
through all changes of time and circumstances
shall do this for the simple reason. that regard
the Wing party as the party through whose ac-
ton, wise measures and beneticent legislation must
chiefly be secured.
The two State Central Committees at Albany
in August last isseued u Circular recommending
the appointment OF Delegates by District Conven-
tons during the present autumn and recommend
ed further that the Delegates so to be appointed,
should be instructed to vote for Henry Clay as
the candidate OF the Wing party, already sponta.
neousv nominated and universally acknowledged
throughout the State. Those Recommendations
nave been adopted in every Electoral District.
venture to state, without asking previous leave
of the Committees, that those recommendations
were made by the Central Committees on my
suggestion, and in my own language.
Your friend and obedien, servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD
IL. -. n,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-08
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In PhiIadeIphia.
Of The New-Yofk Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, November 7-P. NJ.
Tie intelligence from Europe appears TO have caused quite
favorable feeling business circles Cotton has ad-
vanced ;ritte and holders willing realize Flour
remains without ch nge sale Of 400 bbls occurred yes,
,erday al 81 3 for brands Grain appears in good
request Wheat held 90 90 cents; Rye, Southern, So
s. cents What the ultimate effect will be, sufficient
time has elapsed 70 know.
L has showed all the afternoon.
The excitement in Stock Market 10 day OF the
os buoyan aud animated character Every thing appeared
TO hav. upward tendency and it not little surpris-
ing with what avdy several descriptions OF stock
were purchased Pennsylvania Fves advanced o. selling
at the First Board 81 They closed 65, and are now
in demand So with SO! asked About s15 600 were sold
Tennessee Elves TO the amour, of SIS oOo sold 63
improvement of United States Fyes sold at ois p Penn,
syvaaa Bank up at the Second Board to 2ls an ad-
ance of II over previously reported sales Reading Rail.
road Bonds rose and shares United States Bank sold
at Il. Girard was firm at s..
Ii is the opinion of we'll knewn brokers that stocks
OF almost every description will continue TO increase IN va
us aud that general confidence will later be re-
stored both home and abroad relative TO American seeu.
rites.
Ihea of nothing Exchanges, either domestic or
foreign.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-08
Commerc,al and Money Matters.
- For sales ct the Stock Erehcnse, see Frs. Page
Tuesday PM


The sales at the Board were large eztrns and prices
were buoyant Ohio improved !, Pennsylvania . Indiana
!; kentucky q Harlem !; Long Island s'on'ngSn
Sterling i, quiet S; Francs 81; 3D. The sup
ply is good.
Mobile funds were active demand to-day at lOi disc.
New Orleans a II premium
The notes of the Housa,onic Railroad Co. redeemed
at par at No. 81 Wal.stree'
The books of subscription to the Loan to Illinois Tor the
purpose of completing the Canal open Governor
Davis is in town, with Capt Swift Of the Engineer Corps
who has been appointed examine the route and as soon as
Gov Davis has satisfied himself Of the position OF Inc New
York subscriptions, the party will proceed 10 ILLINOIS
We TO-DAY new bank note from pata gotten up for
the NewEngland Bank, Boston There very little oFha
ent abou, it, Distinguishing feature worthy OF
adoption BY all Banks 1t is denomination inquire IN me
engraving which the length and breadth OF the
bill rendering it impossible for the sknl knare 10
alter il This what want shield shopkeePers from
these swindling tricks.
The following comparative statement OF the situation
n v,ofth rirv in A and Nov: