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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Nov. q

Tuesday, Nov. 7-6P.M.
The stock market after the depression which has cha
ractersed for weeks, has resumed the buoy
incident upon the improving state of public confidence
here and in Europe Sales large and prices in ad
vance: stonngton !. Harlem !, Long Island Kentucky
t. Farmers' Loan fell l. There sales of NewYo,k
State 5 of 1885, at Il advance IS days accumulated in
terest At Boston, SIS Of that city sold at per cent a.
vance.
At the New Board there was good and improving tu.
siness.
The Bank Of Pennsy lvana has been ogain galvanized
and going doing business. Public opinion is rather
weak yet s not best for the Philadelphia nancies
to overburden it. The capital of the concern
$2,so0OOO. What 10 depends upon the creduliiy
Of the public.
In another column will be found the advertisement Of
the Commissioners Of Illinois, relation to the books
now open at the American Exchange Bank in this city
for the registering of the remaining Canal bonds The
books will be closed on the goth inst after which he
bonds subscribed will be Chased deferred bonds"
We recently made some remarks in relation to the con
necon the HARLEM railroad with the Albany, and the
importance to the city of New York of connection with
the 400 miles Of profitable railroads running to md from
Boston There cities in the world so closely
situated and of such relative importance to each other
New York and Boston, wthsu railroad connection at
the present day appears however, that returning Pub
again stimulate useful enterprise. The direct way
OF communicating with Boston by raiirosd Is Long
Island From Boston through Worcester to Norwich
two railroads. and from Boston through Providence to
Sonpgton Others These TOUR roads. forming
oval figure with Boston extremity, nearly meeting
Long Island Sound, cost near SI ,o00C0o From tho
point Of their union the Sound, it Is "a miles ecross to
the terminus OF the Long Island railroad Hence. when
the latter In operation II will take the whole business
of the four roads and It's total cost will be
hence II business pays per cent only the s
ooo 600 Of the four roads will yield the Long Island
per cent on its cost.
To complete the Long Island from Brooklyn to Green
mort there remain TO be finished 40 miles, Of which 90
already graded and the remaining miles in rapid
progress
The contracts for finishing the road all made at the
following rates -
For grading complete to 0reenport, ...... $si5oO
{" Mud silis and ties. .............. 24,6O0
I" Iron rails 800 TONS nj $50 ger ton, whilh IL
the cost. after paying $40 per ton duty, the
whole is already purchssd in England, 1872 500
Spikes. ,.................. 5000
Chairs. ........... ............... 400
Workmanship for laying rails. ...,,.... 10000
sa7S 400
There has been paid the above contract for
materials cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
40 $2aO,20O
Allowing ior contngencies, 10 per cent -. 1000
s26l,200>
And there remains the full that will be REQUIRED
to finish the road ready convey passengers 10
Boston of'his amount the contractors have sgreed 10
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
philadelphia.


Correspondence of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z, 1913
Mrs. Madison bound orr--1hs Flying Art,1erisis
-Moyamensing Comm,ssoners- Guardians OF the
Poor Ceremony Of Laying Corner Stone The
Heather-Fust Snow of the Season.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
DEAR SIR
Yesterday morning Mrs Madison, the distin
guished heroine of the Jracas at the Western Hotel
was arrested by officer Fisher, and had hearing
before Alderman Cook, on complaint of ex manager
Russell, he charging her with committing an assault
and battery, by cowhdng him on Saturday eve.
ming. Mrs. Madison admitted the assault, and re.
cognsed In bonds OF hundred and fifty doll aIs
TO answer at the Quarter Sessions.
There was large concourse OF people to witness
the drill OF Gen. Cadwallader's company OF Flying
Artersts yesterday, over the Schuylkill. The
movements were executed with the utmost preci-
sion. and were Of very exciting character. The
company mustered ninety. four men, rank and file,
and taken altogether II was the most imposing mill
tary movement had in this city tor long time. The
estlmabe and enterprising General, merits great
praise for this great improvement in military tactics
The Commissioners OF Moysmensing township
met yesterday for the purpose Of organization, and
on the seventeen ballot elected William Corbit,
Esq, President of the Board On the fifth ballot,
J. M Raybod was re elected Clerk, and James Nc
Cam, Esq Treasurer OF the District for the year
ensuing.
The Guardians of the Poor for the City of Phila-
dephia, the districts of Northern Liberties, Spring
Garden, Kensinston and Southwark, and township
of Penn met yesterday, and baotted over twenty
times unsuccessfuly tor Steward of the Blockley
Aims House. The Board of Guardians consists OF
Twelve members, seven being a majority of the
whole number, and necessary to choice. The
prominent candidates voted for were Daniel Smith,
and the present incumbent William s. Stockton !;
there was vote or two scattering occasionally for
Iohn A. Insee, a former steward it is proper to
remark, that politically the Board sequally divided
to wit-six democrats and six wings. II the de.
mocrats had voted entire, Daniel Smith would have
been elected. as he was voted for several times by
George w Jones, whig He was, however, op
posed by Thomas d Grover, democrat, whose
vote prevented Smiths election.
The corner stone of a new public school house
was laid this afternoon al O'clock at the corner of
8h and Camac streets, in South Penn Township
The ceremonies on the occasion were most inter
esng, being addresses by George M Wharton, Esq {,
Recorder Vaux, Col Thomas b. florence, John s.
Hart Esq, Principal of the High School, and other
friends OF the cause Of popular education. There
were deposited in a tin box and glass bottle herme-
trlcally sealed, number of documents relating to
public schools, the newspapers of the day, &c &c
The weather to-day is quite unpleasant, and at
the time of writing the snow is falling very heavily,
the first of the season. Yours, &c.
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sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.

SECOND BoAp, Nov. 6.-Il7 shares Wilmington RR ls4;
Ado Philadelphia Bank, e49; siOoo Reading Railrosd
Bonds 1850 saa S. 600 do do do o. ls4 6 State
schuykiil Navigation, ~; 81 900 Tennessee Bonds 4h
July, saa 500 Lehgh Mortgage Loan, SSH 900 U. s.
Bank Notes, 70.
FIRST Board, Nov 7.-$a252 State 5's 81; is shares
Manuiacturers& Mechanics Bank al 80 4" Philadelphia
Bank, 9s; SIS Wilmington RR 6s 1885, SSH 900 Ten.
Io43 100 shares Wilmington RR ls4 90 do do 1911 do
Reading RR, Its al Pennsylvania BanE, 2i4; "a do do
ala; 5000 State 6 S. 5000 do 66 SO shares Farmers
and Mechancs Bk 4Ut IA do Girard b. 6S 10 do Penn
sylvsnia aud Ohio Canal, IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov Arr Delaware Crosse and Schuyl-
kill O9ren, NYork lronsides Morley Hartford; Black Da
leans CastO HN9psins Kingston G, Jam, and market
Susan Howsll VIM Penn; Ann from Bremen Boil Bohlen
do Sid Latrobe, AL en-, Liberia
Bernie. NYork.
RIcHMoNp. Nov 6-Ar Bushrod Portland Mary Elizabeth
Hartford; VIM w Wyer Boston, Manchester NYork; Echo
Thomaston Cid Corinth, London.
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90 THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM THE
Rev. Mr. Giu tt iaoi should he read with interest -


NEw YoRK, MOI 9, l943, No. 10 Avenue C.
Gentlemen IL am constrained by the benefits have
received from the oil your HosrhOund Candy make
acknowrd ment for the same. have been en- aged
tho ministry Tor the last years during which time
at intervals have suffered severely with throat com
plant called bronchitis, and other bad mptoms.
Toned by the use OF the lungs Ny vile having noticed
IN the newspapers your advertisement she cut end
went and procured your remedy; and am satisfied TO
'ay that has entirely cured OF all hoarseness and In
act all dificulies usually experienced from my ar
!uous duties entirely removod and consider your
candy Of great ben. fit and all public speakers and
shall my influence to induce ali Who may have TO
tand Ia the public, to have TO IL Very respect
ully yours. LOUIS GIUsTINANl,
City Missionary OF the Methodist Episcopal Church'
To Messrs J. Pease & sons. IS Division street.
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% AMERICAN MUsEU - That the Mise,
Shsws should have drawn large in the inse
ment weather, ss evening, 10 very strosg indication
that their excellence IL appreciated by public whos,
musical taste ~ not xce.d by any other ia this country
u 10 any The singing Of Miss Mary shaw, is bird.lk
and exhlera lug, while her sister has OF the mos
extraordinary organs the world enabling her to accom-
plIsh such tumphs vocslizstioD other femal,
has attempted They sing sg ain this evening. Anima
Magnetism is exhibited this afternoon and negro eztrava
ganzas Cole and his dog, sc have been added 10 III,
sttractionsi the whole for rs cents,
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o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED:
The Tonic Mixture prepared, by the College of Medi
IDENTIFY recommended to all persons suffering from debi
ity produced either by excessive indulgence in secret
habits by protrscted illness This celebrated invgo
rator Of the constitution composed Of combination of
botanical remedial agents that is eminenty adapted
the IMMIGRATION Of the whole sy stem.
Sold in single bottles 81 each; in cases of half
Dozen $5 carefully packed. and all parts the
Union W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College,
N ssuu street.
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m7- REV MR.. STARRY, of tn., city. has used D.

luy- REV MR.. STARRY, Of THIS city, has used VI
Sh,Iman's celebrated Worm Lozenge. 10 his fanny
With the decided benefit. His cbInren w'Ie uo,
lied with worms and a few doses Of the Lozenge'
fought them away in large quantities. and tnf
children to the enjoy ment Of perfect health ne
nends them in preference to any vermiuge Known W
reing alto the safest. most expeditions sn'
in their ELECTS DR.. shermsns warehouse " ioo MAS
Agents an Hudson st. 1873 Bowery ~ East Broadway,
Is William 1t 1870 Fulton st., Brooklyn, and Ledger
Buildings, Philadclphis ms
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX.
TURE for the permanent Of primary and secondary
Syphilis, has entirely abolished the Of mercury in
those distressing complaints All persons suspec,ng
vsnereal faint remaining in their system should this
powerful alternative without delay Sold in single bot
packed and sent to ell parts Of the Unisn.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of tie College of Medi
cine snd Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
w. -. RICHARDSON Agent.
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HARNDES AND Co.'S EXPRESS We were indebted
10 this line for the foreign news brought by the Br-
isnnia Harnden, being in Boston, started special
messenger for this city, and il by his enterprise
that our parcels were received at early hour on
Monday afternoon, We always give credit TO
whom credit is due
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ny- BEWARE OF Observation-Disclosures of
people submit complaints which might easily be cured
IL they only knew how. The bowels first attacked
and is only when teo late that become Of the
nature of disease Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills. for all
complaints Of the stomach regards indigestion cvers
hfamations &c. the most feet of modern
venion Composed they are, OF the greatest variety
OF vegetable mst'er which this day known
ing the most conclusive in preserving health be
wondered that the whole community have given them
superiority all other medicines that profess the
end These pills be equsled much less surpass
in eradicatDg all diseases which the human system
liable For sale at l2s Fulton street.
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90 ALIsON's HISTORY OF EUROPE.-Now
ready at 30 Ann street. splendid infringement Of this
great work, by Edward Gould, Esq 1t comprises one
beautiful octave volume Price, in paper covers slim
very large. To be had at all the bookstores.
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FoURIERIsM AND LAND SpEcuLATIoN.-We see,
by a Cincinnati paper, that +" The Western Fourier
Association Of Cincinnati propose to purchase from
1000 to 5000 acres Of land-the whole or part pay
ment to be taken in certificates of stock in the As.
ISOLATION. Ia the general revival of business, and
among the multitude OF specuations that are already
10 process OF incubation, it would seem that Fou.
riertes an! land SPECTATORS intend to play very
conspicuous and important part. The knowing
ones will pocket the money, while the others will
do the work Lock out sharp.
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PACKET SHIP PATRICK HENRY, which should have
sailed for Liverpool yesterday, is detained. She
will leave TO day in company with he pack.
ship Emerald, for Hsvre
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CLINTON, THE FoReER.-By several statements in
the papers, it would seem that this man was dis
charged from custody on the 9th ult, by the Bow
street Police, in London. There must, however,
be some mistake ln this view of the matter. We
have seen letter from the counsel in the case
against him, dated late the 18Th ult, in which
no inilmauon was given Of any such discharge
We doubt the eccu acy Of the published statement
iliegng his final discharge.
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FULL CT PASSENGERS The fac steamer Mss,a
chusers, Captain Comstock, arrived Yesterday will
tour hundred and fifty passengers including parce
Of Boston pilots consigned to the New York pilots
Tney will be opened for exhibition to-day.
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BURGESS & sTRINGER,
ga Broad way, corner Ann 81.

90 DIR. RUsH's ,NFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS
solo at 80 Ann street. 400 Broadway end l6s
also by Green COZ Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Mrs
Hays. l69 Fulton street, do
The sale OF these Pills has been constantly increasing
and in every have given immediate relief. They
the cheapest, well best medicine prepared
Price only i2 cents box, accompanied with directions
Agents wanted
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GRAND ELEcTroNEERIse Tour 1t is said that
Henry Clay has announced his intention of visiting
New Orleans this winter. From thence he is to
proceed to Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, and home by the way OF Virginia Perhaps
he might be induced to visit New York
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0J- THE FOLLOwINGLETTER IS PUBLISHED
to show the estimation in which the Metallic strop is

0I- THE FOLLOwIN0LETTER IS PUBLISHED
held in Europe
PLACE L'OpEoy, Rue Racine, 2S Paris
W. L. Carter Cutler TO the King since 1924, and 10 the
Royal Navy late inspector Of surgical instruments to
the British forces.
Mr.. GEo. SAuNpERs:
DEAR SR:-
It's with much pleasure have 10 assure you of nv en-
tire satisfaction OF the last consignment Of the Metallic
Tablet Razor Strops, which received safe. consider
you have brought them to the highest pitch OF per
lection, and independent Of their ncoBtestibe SUPERIOR
y all other Razor Strops manufactured the con-
nent, know OF none in England possessing the same
advantages You know my sale of high priced
id.Yabe, and your Suop is the only re-
commended with my Razors. continue to receive The
most catering testimonials of its merit not only for Ra.
zors, but for most kinds Of surgical instruments.
Believe me, dear sir, yours, truly,
WIN. L. CARTER
The original of the above be SEEM with certificates
from Cutters in England and also from the first gentle
men OF this country. the article that received
hr Premium year alter year. at the Fairs Of the Amer
can Institute. @. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer, 1853 Broadway
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ouR SNOW STORM After considerable delay and
alter every other northern, eastern and western
city has been supplied with snow, we had portion
sent to us yesterday morning. 1t commenced
falling about one o'clock and melted nearly as
rapidly as IL fell
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ACCIDENT To JuE ROCHESTER accident hap.
pened to the steamer Rochester, Capt Haughtop,
on Monday night while she was on her way frem
Albany TO this city. About IL o'clock, when oppo.
site Hyde Park, the wslkirs beam gave way,
which sent part Of her machinery through the deck
into the cabin. Fortunately no one was injured
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DORIS lMPRrsosMEsT Some of the Eastern pa
pen are trying to make political capital out Of DORIS
incarceration. II will be failure. Dorr is poti.
cally dead, nor can any excitement be now got up
on his account
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.IAR MATTERS HIT cHEs-These young Welsh harp
ISIS nave arrived in Montresl-last from Kingston
where they performed before the Governor General
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JUDGE THOMPSON We are pleased to learn that
TINS learned and Efficient Associate Justice OF the u
D supreme Court, rapidly recoverlr from his aie
dangerous ilness
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CLOSING OF The SANTA FE TnADE.-His Exec
lency the Provisional President of Mexico, has rem
dered the following decree:


ANroNiA LOPEZ DE SANrA ANNA
Art Are closed without r,sricton to all exterior
commerce. the frontier custom houses of Taos in the
Department OF New Mexico, the Passe del Nore ss
well as at the Preside del Norte in the Department Of
chihuahua.
Art 2-Thi' declaration shall have effect forty five
days after its publication in the capital In conse.
ounce &c.
National Palace OF Tscuhaya the 9TH August, 1913
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
lGSAcios rRiGERos, MiDi.ter OF Finance
In publishing the above decree, the New Orleans
Courier remarks; "We announce with regret, thai
the communications that have pas sed between our
Minister, General Thom son, and the Mexican Mi.
MISTER Tor Foreign Affairs, appear have had per
niciou' influence upon The commercial relations
between the two countries. The decree which hss
been sent to us by the Mexican Consul s one of the
consequences OF these communications II is :
decree from the Provisional President OF the Mexi
can Republic, that closes to all foreign commerce
the custom houses on the frontiers adjoining III,
territories OF the United Staes that is, the custom
houses at Taos, the Pdsso, and the Preside del
Norte Accordingly, the commercial relations thai
nave existed Tor some years past with Santa Fe anC
winch promised such beneficial results, are entrel,
suspended "
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90 PRICE REDUCED Or. Taylors Bsl.am of Ii,

We PRICE REDUCED. DR.. TayIora BaIsam Of III.
verwort, prepared at No. 375 Bowery,N.Y.
Cure OF LIVER CoMPLArrT.-I certify. that my wife
bed for three weeks with affection Of the Liver to
which she has been predsposed for years past
her countenance very saow with greet pain in her
sde and violent cough which kept from sleeping
nights with much pain inside; whenever she eat all
Dr. Hofmon recommended ne to call at s76 Bowery and
get bottle of Tsylors Balsam of Lverwort which he
thought would relieve her. About three Jour weeks
since she commenced using it, and she ia nesrly
WELL that she goes about the house attending to her
duties and that think Dr. Tay Bassm OF Liverwort
will her entirely WELL for which feel very grateful
and am happy recommend it to ell similarly affected
Yours truly, g. WATSON
ISL Roosevelt street..
The Genuine Medicine is prepared only the Original
Office 375 Bowery, where it 10 Tor sale wholesale and
tell Also for sale by g. j. Leeds Wholesale Druggist,
l2s Maiden Lane.
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
are safe, quick and radical for gonorrh@a gleet
and all mocupurulent discharges from the urethra
They have entirely superseded the cid treatment for
those complaints saving the patient than half the
time occupied by the former course and curing the dis.
ease without tsintng the breath, disagreeng with tho
stomach or confinement from business ley are to be
had genuine at the office of the Moons of the
College, of Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ ssau street
Price 81 per box
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W. s. RICHARDSON Agent.

90 PRIVATE DlsEAsEs.-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED.-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Of the
City of New York. established Cor the suppression of
auackery prepared to treat all diseases of pri.
vae nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis.
ressng maladies advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country, either public private
From the constant correspondence, and from private
engagements between the members OF the College and the
NEST eminent professors Of the medical institutions of E.
rope all improvements in the treatment of these diseases
are forwarded to them long before they reach the mao
ry Of the medca profession of this country. With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill of
the first medical men OF this country, the College feel
tsfed that the good work they have undertaken the
suppression of quackery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms moderate
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College. Q: Nassau
stree. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living at distance by stating their di.
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
oots, chest containing all Medicines with full drsc
agent Of the college, pest paid. cnclosing IS.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE,
On Saturday afternoon, as one OF the students, "a
OF Rev. DR.. Snodgrass of this city, was gong
tally discharged as he was descending the stairs on
his way from his room, sending the whole charge
OF shot into the breast Of student by the name OF
Lord, from New York. When our informant left
Saturday his life was considered to be in great
danger. This is most melancholy affair, and will
excite the warm mpathies OF the numerous friends
of both parties. Troy IVhie, Nop. s.