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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11

A%.s- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
&c-which can be sent by the steamship
Neutrality-suspicious., sailing from Boston the 10th
~SN4kk4&dB of August.
We have at all times for sale Drafts at sight
for amount, drawn direct the Royal Bank of Ireland,
Dublin Also, Messrs Prescott Grote, Ame Co.. Bank
rs London which paid free of risk charge whatever
II every proyince and County besides all the inland
answering the same purpose Bank Of England Notes Apply
TO or address, ifby letter (bost paid.
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.,
nc -, % Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank
r. Six Is. Goa have regular succession of first class
ships sailing weekly from Liverpool Those sending for their
relatives will find il their interest have them brought
through One Of firm Mr. James d. Roche is there TO
forward passengers with and despatch For passage apply
as above to
JAMES D. ROCHE, II Goree Pazzas,
au3r Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11

Leaving New York daily from the foot of Couandt st.
Morning Line at Q A. M-Mail Pilot Line at "a +. NJ.
steamboat TO Philadelphia
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Composite
ihniiadephia) without change of cars:
assehgsrs VIII procure their tickets at the Office foot Of
readiness, with baggage crates ON board.
phadelphia baggage conveyed from city
wiout beng opened by the Each train provided with
car ~ which are apartments and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use.
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut street by steamboat TO Bordenown at o'clock A. Nj
aug M by railroad On from from Camden, at 9'oock, Nj
T. NJ being continuation of the lines from New York lei
,kk& BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
-packet ship and sails Saturday, the 10Th August
The new and remarkable fast sailing fayore packet ship NEW
fOtk, birthen 1850 tons, Captain Thomas Is. Chopper will
sail positively as above, her regular day.
cabin and ecrage passengers well known unsurpassed
by other vessel aoat Those visiting the Old Country
will find It their interest aud comfort select this desirable
conveyance For terms OF passage which viii be- very low and
scribers. ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
IS Fulton street, New York door theFulon Bank
Note-Passengers will please bear mind that the packets
no disappo ntment IN selecting the above packet
T. . The New York sails from Liverpool on the 9TH of Oc
tober.
Persons sending for their friends can have them brought ont in
e1ualled Line sailing from that port the 18th and 10Th of
each month.
For passage apply as above.
The packet ship Columbus will sncceed the New York and
sail Tor Liverpool oc the LIST of September her regular day
au8
MT% subscriber continues transmit money large
small residing o Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
City Affairs.

The Mayor yesterday signed the bill breaking
up the Street Sweeping Contract and Mr. Gage,
Superintendent Of Streets, has been ordered to
set to work sweeping the old way to-day The
Contractors, thinking that it takes two parties to
rescind contract as well as to make it, have re-
solved 10 go on with their work as usual; we
shall have two sets of sweepers for a while at
least Then comes lawsuit, and at last. we pre-
sumo nobody doubts, the city Will be compelled
to pay both sets Of swcepers and a round sum for
law expenses, adding 100000 to the tax-billa and
destroying saving which the late Common
Council had effected of at least $40, 600 per an
num- Wementon this not at all in their praise
we believe they might have done still bettcr--bu1
so much the stronger is the argument against 60
ing back to the old prodigal system Is there
not some Alderman who has made nice pickings
ere now out of Strcet-Sweepings?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
The TyIer NInre.s Most.

The 4Hrora OF yesterday is filed with letters
from Washington backing up John Jones's
charge of recent conspiracy among the Bento-
Man Loco-Focos to secure the election Of Mr..
CLAY as next President! No, the Globe only,
but the Pennsyiranian is implicated in this plot.
Robert, we pray YOU no, to throw US over the
-ilbany Arg0s or any OF the semi conservative
genus The following the ates; Auroral ema-
nation from the White House;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

% We are requested, by Eastsru ady o. tssPecia.
biii'y 20 warn the lcPFiso5 Of the Uia, Liae 10 Pills
deph'a thar the persons employed y ;hem .e a; times
guilty Of great rpdsaess TO very mild ,s to tn "a
seagers they easass 70 carry The ads above saded to
complains heartily Of ,hr abusive eps besped upon ly
y The individual whose business receive he checks
OF tickets N The that haIf NAY between Ne-Yotk
and Burlington, \. j. Shewas uuaeconqaasl, except ~
child i've years age and This Circumstance the rail
gentleman nsy vss heartily congratulate himself l.
TIE !1dy FIRST tis section Of country, and she
has carried home with her impressions any thing ayo
bic Of the polite extended 10 ladies by OF
principal transportation companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

NJ grand entertain nlents at Tie 4 r,aricz- hr,
9-GAy, - and 81 O'Clock, will doubtless T.ys ~
sisIsss Ia ADDITION 70 NJ Cole, Great Wes;-rn
r Diamond Is engaged. and viii b sue 10 g1
NOE Inc lsw hall Il eFea and proves 10 b. "a, f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
WASHINGTON
From our Washington Correspondent.

NN,EA D.
The suspicion tha, the Globe adjunc are
10 secure election o Af Clay the Presidency gathers
strenCth daily II Is whispered thar Mr Benton Nj,
Blair aud the politicians OF the school impressed with
the belief tia; nothing prevent the Mr. CLAY
IA ls4l aud that they esov, 10 the maori
~ again, they helpit Holding these views wSich
is SAID BY OF date they have S.rerd
among themselves iusist upon the nrninS;ioa Of MI Van
Bu,eu the fall persuasion, that Mr.. Clzy VIII
outstrp HIM IN The This, 1t is believed the
Of their dire opposition 70 Mr. Tyler who they snoi
their hearts the oaly the republican ,y car
inomiaated be elected despite their efforts the contrary
The feeling begins prevail, l4, Nj Van Burea de-
ceived into belief OF the sincerity Of BLAIR Benton and
their conieaeaies.
There are those who confidently prec, the eleco Of
the Globe as printer the House Representatives, by
the aid OF Clay coalition that the Intelligence
shall ge; the printing OF the Senate,
have possession of uaEkab!e facts gong TO
fsin suspicoa that detection the Democrats parry
will Comprise considerable Number OF the representative,
10 the Congress Tia; pio; Is in proctesS
the party and min Mr. Van Bnsea these Pc liz;
lie doub, aud thai piot III the hands ol the very Who
profess 10 Be- his wafmest friends
Yam Buren, TO be circumventcG and political
intrigue. Well, that isnews
~ We have spiked the guns of the Albany
Argus on the party aspects of the Sut.Tage:.ques-
ton That paper viii not discern any suchStste
as Virginia.
I'D. FLETCHER WEBSTER sailed from Boston on
Saturday, in Mr.. Forbess beautiful little brig, the
Antelope, for China.
D- The Courier and Enquirer appears in u
beautiful new type, from the Foundry OF John T.
White.
u The new Collector at Portsmouth, n. H.
has made clear sweep of his subordinates-
O JOHN QurNcr ADAMS reached home on
Monday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

L The New Castle Herald, at Mercer coun-
~, Pa, states that on Friday last, the large
steam Touring MILL owned by Col. Wm. Book,
and the carding and tanning machine attached,
owned by Williams x Clark, situated in that bo-
ROUGH. were entirely consumed BIZ fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

Il The fare on the Philadelphia, Reading and
Pot,syile Railroad has been considerably reduced.
The travelling, according to the Miners Journal,
has already increased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

d The Morris and Essex Railroad has re.
paired all damages occasioned by the Storm anc
Is now running It's trips regularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

THe CRors.-lhmughout MARYLAND, the Corn
crop Is greatly benefited by the recent rams, and
now promises wei. In South Carolina, it is also
thrifty. In Southern Illinois, where the Wheat
has been considered very poor, the yield is better
than vas expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u There were 1900 persons q, Saratoga on
Sunday; 1000 at CasteIlan's Concert on Satu--
day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u CorroN was picked in Georgia on the 10th
ult. The crop looks well, both there and in South
Carolina until the late rams. The caterpillar
was destroying ii in Florida, and rain in Lou
isiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Nop7H CAROLINA ELEcrIoS.-We have few
additional returns from this State:
Choran-Rayner's majority, 40 votes.
Hal,tar.-A slip from the Office OF The Roa-
noke Republican gives full returns from all the
precincts .co
Nash, Wing ...........,.-.....9oV
Daniel. Loco Foco) .............2bb
Nasfl's majority. l94
a Wing gain OF 46 votes since last year. ;,
From Stanly's Eighth District we have iuii
returns from only one County
Nasl.-Stanlev IL: Arlington loco 6l2'-
We have returns rom ) out OF / precincts IN
Edgecomb That county OF course VII! give, rs
usual Loco-F oco majority of 1000 or i5J9: bu'
the letter communicating the above Intelligence
saws, Stanlevs majority in all the ten counties
Composing the District except the above Is cei-
iainly 2275, probably 26e0 winch must secure
his election. Nevertheless, we consider the cleo
ION of llr. Stanley very doubtful we learn tiia'
large sums have been bet on this eccuon-a CIR
cuulst2nce to be regretted, however the election
may turn.
Gates-3 majority for Rayner.
HEgrFeRD-33 majority for Rayner Kay
ners election is sate-maJorlty from tour TO I'VE
hundred-and no mistake.
Norfolk Beacon 9Th inst.
Il The President Of the I. States left Old
Point Comfort on Friday last, and on the sue
ceeding day visited the borough OF Norfolk
where he was formally received by committee
OF the corporate authorities.
N.vn..-The United States Decatur, Com
mander Abb-tt, bound to the Coast OF Africa
sailed on Saturday morning from Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

c. For On interesting Letter from Mr. Wfso N ENS-
LAND. see First Page
CO Fora Lettey. from NrAGAE.-JoHs Qriscr Az
ANS and 4 Poem see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

r. AovxxrIsERs.-The circulation Of he tLAIf
srEryr in the Western paI OF ths State Of New 1ots'
the ss:es OF ONO Indiana Michigan and Illinois We De-
ere i, not exceeded by tina, Of other paper printed N
rbe United States Its therefore most desirable ac al.
yau,sgeous medium Tor Advertising limited nnmosf Of
advertisements only insesd Terms ceas PEI ne l"'
m. first insertion. Advertisements rinst be handed IN oy
Wednesday evening q, O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

N.vu.-The United States Decatur, Com
mander Abb-tt, bound to the Coast OIL -Aifica'
sailed on Saturday morning from Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u The trial of William Wyman.' Esq, late
President Of the Phenix Bank, Boston, charged
with embezzlmg the funds of that institution,
commenced at Concord in NIiddlesex Co. Mass.
on Monday the 9TH INST. he has engaged the
services OF Messrs. Webster, Choate and Dexter
as counscl---a strong team, certainly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

I'D. FLETCHER WEBSTER sailed from Boston on
Saturday, in Mr.. Forbes's beautiful little brig, the
Antelope, for China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u" The Storm OF Saturday was not attended
with much wind in this vicinity, but an immense
quantity of ram fell. The streets were considc-
rably flooded, and on the Point, we learn, several
cellars were filed The damage, however. IS tr-
fling. Bait. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u The new Collector at Portsmouth, n. II.
has made clear sweep Of his snbordnaes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

a. The Courier and Enquirer appears in 4
beautiful new type, from the Foundry OF John T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

CONFINEMENT OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
The commencement OF this institution was cele-
brated at Middlctown on Wednesday last. The
number Of graduates was seventeen.
The honorary degree of d. D., was conferred
on the Rev. Thomas c. Upham, Of Bowdoin Col
lego, and that of l.. L, D., on the Hon. Levi
Woodbury..
The honorary degree Of NJ A. was conferred
on the Rev, Arson W. Cummings, principal Of
the Governor Wesleyan Seminary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

~ We have spiked the guns of the Albany
Argus on the party aspects of the SutEfage::ques-
lion. Tha, paper viii no; discern any suchState
as V;ro;,i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

u JOHN QulNcY ADAMS reached home on
Monday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
North. Carolina.

We are again disappointed in our returns from
North Carolina. We received yesterday but the
two following letters, rendering certain the reelec-
ton of Hon. KENNETH RAYNER, whole-souled
Wing. By some 500 majority, viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.

sFcosD BoAnp, Tuesday, Nov. 7.-sl9.Oo0 States 5's,
66 $4273 do 664 share Camden Amboy, S7i; 10 do
Bank so 90 Planters Bank Tenn, 65t 25 do Girard
Bank 81 10 do New Orleans Cas- 25 do Pennsy vans
Bank 2t7i 10 do Isl 2ls $i2oo Wilmington 6s 1855 90
10 shares Philadelphia Bank so $4,000 Reading Railroad
convt IS. 1917, 50.
FIRST Board. Wednesday, Nov. $3.50 shares Girsrd
Bank, b5ds Ct; 535 do ct; 30 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank 4ot; 10 DO schuykl Navigation, se4; sisOe Che
sspeske Delaware Canal Loan, sst; 81 shss Phadel
phia Bank %; S7C0 City SIS, 1881 $500 Uoied States
Loan ll6f $4,000 Reading Rain DAD Bonds l63; 500
ate 6 COZ! 100 shares Wilmington Railroad b5dsf IS;
e0do b5df without notice, Is; 81 shares Pennsy vana
Bank 222t; 10 DO s5d,f 222k; 10 do 222}; 10 d. s5ds
222s 90 10 Grand Gulf Bank S462 State So 66t $4,000
do 81; $4,000 do 674; 20 shares Manufacturers Me.
CHANCES B'ok 81 81 do Kentucky Bank ess 30 do New
Orleans Gas Bank. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

81 do do 81 do do as s2 ID 81 do do 90;
$50 ~ 10 bxs 100 do SSH las do do 22l do do %
-Q61 hall chests withdrawn)
Imperal-l5 half chests 67 10 do do 5Ot do do 5O -
10 do 4s % do do ASH 1916 bxs 5a 10 - 10 cannsters
81; l0do 81; 90 do o0t-(aiO IL lb bxs withdrawn
Orange Pecco25 bxs sstj rs half chests s7i-2s7 do
and 279 bxs withdrawn0
Souchong-20 IS 10 bxs 3Ii-(2b do withdrawn)
PowcDong4l CT ests 49,
Ningy ongl05 half chests So 10 do 90; 1913 chests a4
40 bali do s5 al do Go a6 go do do 25lo do do WIN
irawn)
ooong7. chests s 10 do 50; IS do 46t 80 half chests
40; 80 do do 25
Chulan-le9 half chests 3st
Cassie 90 half chests 22-(lp2 withdra wn.)
Koken-l0t hall chests a.
Cassa-aOO mats Ist cts per lb-lsOe withdrawn.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

Michael Ryan, Esq the Illinois Commissioner is still
here. Governor Davis is in Boston, and will remain
there until after the election the 10th, when he will
return to inject Captain Swift and Major Burnett who,
with Mr. Ryan, will Immediately proces Illinois, and
commence survey and examination Of the Canal
Governor Davis will then make a repert-when, if the
report of favorable nature Mr. Branker, recently
arrived from London will enter upon his duties
tee for the bondholders, in connection with another
gentleman, who will be appointed by Messrs Lawrence
sturgis and Ward, on behalf of the bondholders. A
trustee will then be appointed by Governor Ford,
behalf of the State. Probably Colonel Oakley will
receive this appointment These three gentlemen on
being installed trustees, will Immediately put the
work under contract and draw for the stipulated }
cent, amounting to 100000 and operations will sgsn
have commenced in Illinois The next step to prepare
the way for the imposition Of small tax tow ards the
discharge of the Improvement debt the meet ing the
Legislature On this tax will hinge alto gether the
of the work. and it will remain with the people
themselves after the great which attended
the Efforts OF Messrs Ryan and Oakley, and The literally
Of the foreign creditors which has been reat all cir
cumssnces considered to say whether the State credit
shall be restored-ther canal completed their Isnos
quadruped in value and market opened to the produce
OF their prolific SOIL placing Illinois in the front rank
of agricultural States whether the canal shall
abandoned unfinished, and remain an enduring monu
OF party folly and State dishsnor we'll an
ignorant wmndedness the part of the people
American State which would disgrace the OF
Russia the Indian slaves of England This al,erna
tive rests on tax Of the most insignificant amount
We mentioned yesterday that the Bank of Pennsy ana
is attempting to 60 on doing business This it does
without publishing any statement Of its condition. that
the public, whose confidence it requires may know in
how trust it. The last state Of this concern when
it failed, az follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

fHLApELPHIA, Nov 8-Arr Delaware Fisher Boston; Wm
Rosers Harding, do Monitor Bese NBedford lvanhoe
Post Newburyg9n Below, Backu;, stossbnry, NYork.
Stevens, Briggs NYork Heron Coates do Cid Johan
mas, Di.rcks Bremen SID Condor, Boston.
NORFOLK, Nov 6-Au Thomas Hooper, Foxwell, St Tho
bound TO Baltimore of head winds, 5th
Eagle Smith, and Lion. Stewart, NYork for Mobile
Foreign Ports.
ST. THOMAS. Oct 22-In port Essex Goodrich fa Trni
dad for Barbadoes Camilla Msndel I'm New Yerk for Por
Leon disg Gplih Wardng Bali, do Edward, James Ball
Bray fo Barbados Tor BeTaisr sid 9h; suan Ovens
I'm Barbdos for Tuik land sd l'th; Sch Viola. Lane
I'm Boston for Boston sail soon Rcd Jacket Jarvis, FIN Pha
,Oa ds Con'pt Bow in Taidsd for Bal,im9re sid
rah, Webster I'm 1 rnidad for B 'tmore. sid goth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

&Co
Terms-Notes at mos. pay able in the city Of New
York, to be made satisfactory to sellers.
Hyson chests 90 cents per lbs 80 do Ella 40 half do
AL chests 4A do 4ot ssl do 40; 81 do s7i-4a dc
wihdrawn) v
Young Hysons half chests 47t GO do do 4s ITO do a.,
49, 205 do do S 1872 do do $685. 80 do do 36 los do do as
20 do do s4t 81 do do and 90 chests do s do os
1876 81 do do l6 20 do do do DO and lei chest,
wihdrawn)
Hyson skin-lo chests 90; 10 do "a 1890 withdrawnA
Gunpowder5 half chests So Is do do b2S 81 do do as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
Foreign Markets.

HAvANA. Oct. 24-sugar-Half and half, to 8, and S
to do f,rette 10 10 and to 90 tar ct to I'll do
interior to 81, small dem snd do forete to l0nomi
nal; quebrado &c to ST. do interior At TO Al; do 40
re'te Ito 7, nominal; cucur1cho 81 to 4 Cohte-fne,
none; do LIST quality, nomiBa al; do ID quality, d 81
DO srd quality, 5to 81; chu.ing IA o4 Fiour-spsn
Stl to - per Dbl; do Philadelphia and Baltimore SIS %
10 Is 81; d. New Orleans, SIS 90 to l6 90 Lard-S to
II 50; Mess pork, S4 per Dbl; do clear Exchange On
spain, ga per cent premiums upon London, 60 days, -
~ per cent premium; do do on Paris, 2 81; New
York. "a per cent premium; do on Boston, Id do
New Orleans at sight = q g. nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
No. CoNsrIrurloNAL pERILIrY CURED

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
The Tonic Mixture prepared, by the College of Medi-
cine and Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, is conf
IDENTIFY recommended to all persons suffering from deb.
Iy, produced either by excessive Indulgence in
habits by protrscted illness This celebrated invgo.
bosnicsl remedial agents that ia emneny adapted TO
the inauguration Of the whole sy stem.
sold in single bottles 81 each; in of half 0
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
Union. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College,
81 ssau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
MEMS MtRCER AND TAILOR

P1CHARp CALROW, OF Wall street formerly. and sole
IL author Of the Islo Assistant respectfully informs his
Oh sons and the public ia teners That re h1ternk
port h. has with since his reopenng st s Canal
induced him down No "a Nassau wherv
hehopes 10 TO his old and also his patrons, that t
real gold !, tired, the brighter IL shines beng veil
aware OF the prevalence OF humbug these ,nd th-
and ain ost innuneabe articles used IN all ard every line
Of busiLes TO entap the uuthnkag the purchase Of that
which apparently valuable but which, hen having been
ed by the only true wsa bern found perfectly value
less
lie conscious that his former customers will require
cotnueudati n and them ~
ref : those who wish deal WI HIM.
B-On hand an .ssortm emit Of 10 his, Csssuerss and
Vestisgs of the newest which viii be made oross
prices ranging Is to 20 per cent below the eustsmsse
prices ms 2wis~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
Southern Freights.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 3-Foreign rather lower. Two
ships the Lancashire and Tarquin, taken up yes
terday at 7l6d for round and square Coastwise the
New York PacketSare ticking at 75c bale for square,
and ST. for round and Soc per cask for Rice To Boston
nothing done.
CHAsLssroN, Nov. Ave continue the quotations Of
the pr vlous week 10 Liverpool and Hsvre to the
former sdsnd to the latter Of cent fer square bags
cotton. The rate to New York is 6l& cents Tor square
Rags cotton and 62t cents per tierce for Rice Nothing
Offering to Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
Passengers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Packe ship Patrick Henry-H Maynard II
M vGuqg n lopng WIN Watson MIS- watson X ekinson,
bershaw Bright Wexford Mrs Delano and Miss pelano
New York; Horsey Palmer and servant England; Mr. Ly-
Massachusetts James Mead and lady OF Toronto Mr.
braSeI Germany; Russell Edinburgh Edward Bnnett,
re and PIovdence Mrs Elliott, Miss Charlotte Eli
Oft, Miss Ellen Elliott Miss Elliott Montreal; II Gerdes,
Baltimore
LIvERPooL-ship Cohota-Messrs Burnet, Leckie Camp
nd nIher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday,, Nov. {

Wednesday, Nov. Sc p. NJ.
The stock market continues its upward tendency.
Sales argH and prices in advance. Ohio 6
Kent cky 6s Ii Harlem |. Indiana fell /; Farmers Loan
l. There sales of United States 6s of 1862 at H.
At the New Board there was good business done, at
better rates
The real estate OF the United States Bank Is under
advertisement for sale, by the trustees.
The following is comparative statement of three oil
the banks of this CITY -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

On Tuesday evening, after short and severe illness,
Luxe GILLEN, aged 81 years.
HIS friends and acq ,anauces also those OF his
in law, Pet L. Fertz rqussedto attend the fune.
raj this tern IT O'Clock from Ice lie 'nard
without turtle invitation Baltimore papers please COPY
At Hoboken, New Jersey on Tuesday morning Nov. 7,
SARAH MITCHELL. aged 10 years.
Her remains will be taken to the family bury ing
ground at Bergen Point Friday at 10 O'Clock
rhe friends OF the family, and OF her lillian and
John, respectfully invited to attend.