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The New York herald., 1844-10-03
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tendency.
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books suitable for schools mpoatons ard Of all the
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Apply by letter postpaid, f. q. BERrEAU, editor No
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In 1872 out OF an importation of merchandise valued
Ssssso 49, from England, American vessels carried
s'oosI4' while in 1913 only si46a7 7sa brought
IN American bottoms out of Importation valued at
s26,lai,lls The Hanse Towns nearly se their
carrying trade with the United States In ls42 only
s76a2o were transported in American bottoms, Will
S2u9I1ee were carried in feregn vessels in ls43
only si2,2ai were transported in American bottoms
while 6sl were carried in foreign vessels. We
have nearly all the carrying trade in our commerce
with Russia British East Indies Cuba and Spanish
West Indies Mediterranean ports, Mexico Brazil China
&c, which gives employment to very large amount Of
American tonnage The carrying our exports is more
distributed and the vessels of all nations como in for
portion of this trade but in this own vessels
take the greatest share.
EXPORT TRADE or THE UNITED STATES DIVISIONS oF
CAsRuso TRADE BETWEEN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
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PhllaSlelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHnADnLrHiA, Oct q ls<4.
The wings in great spirits this morning at the re-
suit Of their abors yesterday The news from lts De-
lawae has given additional enthusiasm from the fact that
the democrats have los, Newcastle county by 2ls.
How much did the Public Ledger this
Capt Thackara well known 10 the merchants of Phila
deipha died suddenly yesterday, at an advanced ege
James Murphy. fugitive from justice from the State Of
New York, was this morning remsnded Tor the requs.
ton He is an anti native and will swear hard; but no
cant ant come i this time" ss tar man said.
The Episcopal Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States. assembled this morning
Bishops chair and large number Of Bishops were in
attendance An excellent sermon by Bishop
Ives, alter which the Holy Communion administered
Davis +. Hoffman, young man Of genteel appearance.
has been committed 10 answer the serious charge riot
and murder, during the rebellion il Southwark
The stock market to-day much better than il has
been Tor the past lew days decided Improvement having
occurred-in consequence, probably from the glorious
termination Of the grand Eastern Convention yestsr-
day by the wings whch~as admired by every body and
spriedly kept up at the present writing at Beuders.
FIRST BoARD-Sl2s state SIS Annual 10; $1,000 Ten
nessse 5s Sa 200 shs Girard Bank DDS ll do United
states Bank g. 50 do Wilmington b5 cash 25 22O do rs;
20 do b5, 25 i25 do sds 25; $500 Old Annual 5 is4s
fs 10 shs commsrcial Bank, 5s3; $1,000 Whining 6s
1858. sli $1,000 City es. 1894 oo; 10 sbs United
80 shs Norristown RR, 81; $4,000 Reading RR ss III
srcosD BoAao-45 Wilmington RR, 2s 100 Norris
6sI; aso Giiard Blk III: loo q 5 on. 81; Mechanic.
Bk a6i $4,000 Reading RR Bonds, III; $4,000 Penna S.
IA; $500 City s's, 1852, lo5, PenDa Bank, 26s.
| 0U- The wings of Baltimore, almost en- nosm,
turned out on Tuesday night, and marched in pro-
cession through the principal streets Of the city.
Most of the dwellings either side Of the sire cts
through which the procession passed were bril-
llanty illuminated. The Baltimore American says,
The grand and impo ing array, II owed along the
principal streets OF the city with banners and transpa
Iencies-with mnsic and songs and loud hurrahs the
waving OF handkerchies either side and The bright
lustre OF illuminated windows decorated with WI eahs
| md ap1p prt arI <l-
seemed like pageant Of eastern splendor which
| the hand Of enchantment had called iorthn
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FsThe receipts oil -four for the last week of September
ie44 are 73 9l5 bbls against 81, 1927 last year
CorToN-The sales to day sgain snall-anount
about 400 bales-al Of which were taken for export
o. s~r WtALEBoEE-- Nothing of consequence doing
in whalebono In this market. Whale oil feches about 3s
Cen, ...l ,.iae sperm 20 a 96 cents
In t,e week ending 3Oih u $50 bbs sperm oil and 60
bbls hale oil we're imported into this country.
The ssss in New Bedford last week quite small.
only about 100 bbs whale oil, NJ W. Coast at 3s3 cents
gallon, cash.
The contract to supply the light houses in Massachu-
ses with 10000 gallons sperm spring oil and 5000 gal
Ions winter pressed oil has been taken in New Bedford
at 80 for the former and 93 cents for the latter
PRovisIoNs-OhIo pork is rather inactive. We quote
prime ut 81 69 76al; mess at 50 06l 10 There is
very little doing in beef Small sales of city
male at SO 25 Lard is in moderate request and quote
sales Of Ohio kegs, 6Ic; bbls 81 Exports from is
3oh septemberBee 1900 bbl; pork, 739 do; lard 10,
Gls kegs
WHIsKEy-Western and prison barrels held at 242
25c. Drudge casks very dull We hear OF no sales
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ID A G. u f II Il T. O L YPE
GENEK

FU ISHTNG ESTABLISHN ENT,
EXCHANGE BUiLDING PHILADELPHIA.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform the Daguerreotype
Artists that they have considerably enlarged their
tons the Union the West Indies South America
and Europe They also made supplied
with every new article used in ,he Dsgueneoype Art They
Cameras consisting Of three different Sizes for the sale Of
which they appointed Agents Also, supply Of best
Plates and Chemicals either for Dzgueroype Caotye
made 70 their especial order Cpes ofa sizes. the best Polishing
Subsances and other article used for the Dagereotype
constantly on hand Their long connection with the Daguer
reotype Art aud their success IN taking pictures
recommendaio ion and reliance Dsguerreotyye Artists by
ordering articles from AIRY Of the above named counes
depend and satisfactory execution Of their
orders Their prices cash Prices Current and information
may be obtained By addressing (post.paid) to
". X 4. LANGENHETM,
o. 1msTc Exchange Building Phladepha
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DlSGRACEFUL DiSREGARDTON NATIONAL FEEL
rf and several ro~dy fighting men, engaged for the occasion
taking advantage of the absence Of the democratic who
were absent at the meeting in Albany attacked that good
od liberty pole on the corner Clinton and Grand Streets
ed TO the ground, and bse away probably be sold for
6ewood to enable Of them keep Up the warmth Of
mostly they then exhibited thing Of which Americans
should be proud This poc which the and stripes
have SO often proudly fioated was raised learn some
truly patriotic commngled one and when sound
argument took precedence foul blows tw longer
Tuesday that the glorious flag Of all Amercwe say all Anne.
ca so Tar as her real interests forth all
ITS brightness from the summit Of this beautiful pole the
sight was too calling the British wings and they took the
occasion yesterday the base and daardy
aboye described However their reakng purpose will be
deteed for the democrats Of the ward determined ha
Haunting in the yet free arno matter how much greve
erday They will not probably find the defenders of the
American flag absent OCCASION and would advise
them to beware of the awakened lion. % ltsrc
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BY LETTERssPATENT or THE UNITED STATES.
CLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPHERUUS

bf ~ III ,p pMlpEP
oLihEHouH0 ? =. ahioofhEhooo
PATENT MEDICA TED COMPOUND.
acknewledgsd hon;gnd. who il daily 70 be the
oNLn iftsfpi ~ c, IisEv w r'ni ana ! y
re,toe mat hair when mas ailen OH or become in 70 TIE
vrN tsh - Gure anu e'o.e esery ail~aIdncc
pl =. anu II IIv spE 9 sne J ~ asa & TE
yet Ire rom All oily anu sitassy apIesiahc. ec:. r.
s.r M ~ mie lon.seu VIZ, ~ =, ", sa;,, %
sog ana .e i - Us m - ~ NC %
q which the iopeor an refer 70 W ,eW or any
~ ~ , asen' 'u a sar nap, i, W "' .''y' va" W
Price 81 AID 81 per bottle Principal Office 2o5 Broadway up
stairs where gives advice on diseases OF the skin
connected with The growth or the hair
- - = - : ~ -, -; :, - 80; . " =
THE STAIR THE STAR. THE SIAR,"
81 LrsprsARD STREET, NEAR BRoApwAY.
NTOW that The Winter Campaign in reality arrived the
all hours Of tie day aud evening, until ~ NJ, the
following Gg dishes and feilshes = u;,......
Niot,on Chops. Pnacbed' Eggs,
Pork doi Rare bits: '
Corned Beef; PickI. d Tongues;
Nam and Fvgs Sardines:
Boil. ID Ham: Sansnycs.
Fried do: TIA and Coffee
-, Do Bacon
hree iurnshcd rooms Tor references cns or II
yae afes always ra and the best oil waters engaged Tor
'hslr esspecai accominouat,on; :,
40 n"hch on 'he ,ipie uaiiy Al ~ 4, "a h;voonf.rr
s2ouec JOHN IL WOODOaIE.
pEp GONG M pIJII aI1LST D,II,
vrytouN1 - ,riit ~ IIt,n 70 a. ~
w ioniLSo to o"pacipe 70 u & lninALD, "nu haye ~
-
eave sir names WIN the Agents. III Leoser Duah Ahiio
suort, near 1hestnut. ,,rp,,o
For One Week k............i7 i7H cents
ior One Month . . ........ -. *
For longer time the proportion, 2s cents a copy
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seen that Notwithstanding the restrictions placed
upon American bottoms in foreign ports vessels do
very large portion Of the carrying trade connected with
our imports and exports Our coasting trade being
confined exclusively to our own vessels very large
amount OF tonnage is employed in that business This
trade is annually increasing very large per cent and
new lines ofpackets are almost monthly forming between
this and nunAn he nth Ito
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X f. Il h G Il )
GIVEN TO HUNDREDS who will facts Just
they and feel certain the public win have conf
dence Tricopherous Every who buys
commended by those who have used H. Price fifty per
bottle BE TO purchase the Hair Cutting Rooms, la6
Broadway. lake the following letter specimen
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, l84l.
Dear is TO certify that have used the three bottles
of that excellent article which recommends
and canddly that PARTICLE of dandrn removed
aud those hairs which heretofore
glossy black her original color and the Trcopherous
has efecnslly prevented my hair from falling Off The
sic virtue Of the article and wish benefit fellow cti.
the sole motives that induce this certificate.
o3 ltsrc Yours, &c. BENJAMIN WEST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARk THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
IHf HORSE oR 81 Mm Y Il
With sfae s sg Mr. Jones.
Inc rs,nes In pac.s Aan s. Madame ~ ono
rG RSislSG iGE;sS; S'Ih TaE " IiSD' 1i,sf 2.
Bo4ss Tier IS and Third er 80 cents.ft
eents-Gallery q cents
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
On THURSDAY hurst EVENING, OCT 4
TIE Eibs ri Eis fs1ii%3f Of GktE
THE wwoNtSs WARRIORS.
Rs0. Rs,i',@' Mon: Mons TsSiia . HsSomsd, , paf;!Ss
In II. Ballet will arodacea GRAND Pa, de choi dss
rs a., and hseoSs Ssn other as"cs;
Admission 50 cents to all parts Of the house
FRIDAY LlGsf H!GHH Fl, asoss ss aGss'''' Opera
win be performed.
Seats can be secured SIX days advance. from NJ
for % osF and s can he had %
nInu,I'o .-AtsDs-n.
Corner of Broadway and Prince street New York.
The sn"nmsr MF AZ SFSGEhL Tgsff hi sole direction Of
'fRS fssss .ssd
made comfortable, should the evening be damp cool
LAST NIGHT BUT Two OF THE SEASON
hs a,h time, Grand Musical stas.sanza By the author Of
SiTH THE GOLDEN tosks S,a.,.
nns Lauhtymoso.. Mr. Nlckinson
Queen susdoa One with the Locks s fsa1a Clarke
a -. a Pas Seul by Miss partinyton.
Alter which. Grand Display Of FIRE WORKS by that u-
riyaed artist Mr.. Edge.
u lnternlssion OF thirty minutes. -
To conclude with,
SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN.
Mr. Crummles, Mr. Mitchell Mr.. Folair, Mr Holland
n ''e I% sG'ist fonkA I. x piece
will be danced by Miss Taylor and Miss Darlington
UI-NO POSTPONEMENT at this establishment on ac-
count OF weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the
Saloon protected and the New Saloon which ventilated
from the top and Sides be enclosed moments notice
Tickets Fifty Gents.
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY, October 3,
The Grand Historical PLAY Of
PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice
Putnam MIR. y. johnson Messopotamia Jenkins, Burke
CIHCUs-BONEixY.
MRS. COLE. MRS. CULLEN,
And all
THE LADY EQUESTRIANS,
viii appear this evening.
SIGNOR VALENTINE, v
MASTER WALTER AYMAR.
The performances are varied elegant and chaste
Boxes - cents Pit l21 centsPrivate Boxes So each
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.IUST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
THE First Number Of the MUSICAL CHRONICLE ANI
,ADvERTsER, Weekly Paper devoted the interest,
at the cipal Booksellers and Periodical Agents.
Wanted immediately active Boy, used the newspaper
business r
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSAPARILLA

THIS neo the speedy and eectua remedies for the
cure OF GonnorrhGa that has been introduced II is
pleasant 10 the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
aken being in the usual form of In
ated all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
ound most speedily ecacious geets seminal weak
whites and all discharges Of the urinary passage is
wholly vegetable compound and like charm pro-
ducing immediate Grafton upon the affected. Full
directions accompany the medicine which may be had No
2 Ann street-Price 81.
p S-Sangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover con6dentiay his office No Ann street. all hours
Of the day and evening. o3 ltsm
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CODA ASH-25 casks soda Ash, landing this day from
" vessel WOODHULL MlNTUKNS,
o2rc 81 South street
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Briggs and
Waterman

Waterman.
JONAS B. PHILLIPS, Esq Acting District Attorney.
FrB 2l,--.9ssauh and Battery Patrick Douglass was
tried for assault and battery Joseph Herman, Jew
He called upon the stand and after occupying the
time of the court for nearly half hour, concluded by
saying that he went into the grocery store OF Douglass to
purchase some little nscessares and offered half dollar
in payment Douglass said the money not good, and
store The defence proved that the half dollar bad.
and force was used than sufficient to remove
Herman from the premises The jury returned verdict
Of not guilty.
Case of John Jone-The trial Of John Jones, button
maker OF 20 Plat street. indicted charge OF procur
who formerly in his employ set down for Thurs
day. his day. the complainant being called and not
swerng She into court before the hour Of adjourn
and stated that threats had been made she appear
ed against JONES' that she would be sent to State prison.
and that inducements had been held out to her to per-
the threats had alarmed her. and she therefore did not
pear in the morning the hour she was sup1naed The
Acting District Attorney placed her In the hands Of an Of
fcer OF the court, TO her presence this
ing when the case will be tried II will be one OF the
interesting tried in the Court of Sessions
Charg, of Riof.-Thireen boys, named Aaron Howes,
William Murdock Isaac jarvis, William Doyle Edward
Lantry, James Cohen George Sember, John Law Geo.
Seaman Edward Usher alias Jones' William Self, Isaac
Primrose and William Gallagher, tried for riot
committed porter house kept by Law in Grand street.
near Sheriff, on New Years morning. The jury
unable agree and thersforedischarged The Act
ing District Attorney then entered noLe Proseq in tho
cases Howes and Murdock and they discharged
Forfeited Ba-G. @. Shufedt indicted for obtaining
500 from Bartholomew Hart by false pretences not an
swering his recognizance signed by Ephaet Spencer In
the OF $500, declared forfeited and ordered to be
prosecuted
The Court then adjourned till this morning eleven
O'Clock.
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Circuit Court.

Fen. 2l.-Houghton 4 Day VS.. Ddpid Gardner.-This
action goods sold and delivered and for money
lent. The amount claimed was $l47 o. The defence
up to the action u.s. that the plaintiffs had made an as
signent of their goods and debts the father of the
plaintiff Houghton the benefit of their creditors and
that aer the assignment the defendant having claim
under the said received from the assignee his
individual note for $685. in November, is4o in full for all
demands that note was protested for nonpayment at
maturity It was put in suit and the assignee again de-
clared that every cent due should be paid He also
confessed Judgment, and which judgment was satisfied
anohenote given by the assignee and endorsed by Ellis
Potter this retained in full During all this
Offset such that claimed up and the de-
fence seek shelter themselves under this plea The
Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $lSS 70 cents
damages and 9 cents costs.
For plaintiffs, Mr.. sayres for defendant Messrs.
shannon Farley.
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Mn. Enron -

Mr.. EDITOR =
] have taken your paper at the hands Of carrier
leaving it at my door for three years-in fact
think il is five years-regularly, and have never
ceved an extra. Is II not right that should re-
ceve one when issued 4? II it would make any
difference TO be subscriber, | would most cheer
fully, lnasmuch as your news, especially foreign, is
first out-at least il has been of late.
/ have heard many complaints of the like kind,
and by informing us and others, through the me-
dunn of your valuable journal, would set us right
on the one hand, and aid you on the other
ASswER.-No subscriber is served gratis with
extras. Ifthey want them, they must pay for them
extra-Ed. Her
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Mr.. EDITOR IL observe in your paper of this
morning that Mr.. ]. L. Graham will in few days
make an exhibit Of his connexlon with the North
American Banking and Trust Co. Will you ask
him TO include the affairs of the Farmers Loan &
Trust Co., of which he was also counsel, and which
has been so severely bled and sadly reduced in its
connexlon with the North American Trust Coz An
exhibit of the Farmers Loan and Trust is neces-
sary to its interest, and due to the character of its
Directors.
Will you be so good as to give to the public the
names of the Directors who have so successfully
destroyed the North American Trust
A SToCKuoLpER OF THE FARMERs' LOAN.
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Halifax papers to the 18th. They are filled with
provincial politics. consequent upon the meeting Of the
Legislature in which Lord Fulkiand appears TO have but
bare majority The following from correspondent
at HALIFAX
Our Executive Government is in very difficult posi-
ton. Since the opening Of the Legislature the sth
inst, scarcely any business Indeed Of public ma
ture has been carried through the Assembly the time
having been consumed in battle between the Conservs
ves and Relorme about the answer TO the Governors
speech.
We have had very severe winter. but the weather |"
AMI southerly wind drove great quantity OF floating ice
into the harbo which has fortunately Kept open through
the season. the high winds preventing us reehhg over
awhile, because the propreors have run out oil paper
Boston Dniu Ado.
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U. b. District Court.


Fee. 2I.-The complaint against Captain Andrews of
the ship Henry Kneeland for causing the death of Henry
the said Green i'll with the small pox dismissed
there not beng evidence to show any thing like the
duct imputed Captain Andrews Also the boy Carpen
ter was discharged from custody He was arrested on
charge of stealing watch from a Chinese, board the
ST Petersburg
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''SEE HERE Mr.. BENNETT Are the people Of
the city and county of New York represented in
Congress Z Have we any delegation in the House
of Representatives. If so, why do we not occa-
slonalIy shear FROM them1 We would not have
any member make long speeches 'tor Buncombe"
but an occasional resolution, report or motion,
would serve TO remind citizens that we ought
to have two wings and two democrats in the
House. Yours, SroPER.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA

THE whole Of the mysterious and Correspondence
which took place the Poet BUsNs and the ceie
brated Clanda Mrs McLEHosE 1857 49, aud which has
been sought for in vain by and ohers for the
nda fallen into the hands Of her grandson W. e. Mel chose
Burns and Plaoncs this work will be particularly rlished
and cannot fail strongly interest readers general
published this city and Edinburgh simultaneously The
cloth, gifts issued and for sale by X. RiXBY Co.
No 3 Park Row, eppoeite the Aston House.
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Clarnda
from the British Journals =
The Letters to CsIlada long felt by the admirers
'Seldom have we welcomed a work with warmer feel.
ngs the before The publication dss
the lady OF Burns devoted attachment and the letters throw
much light On many traits in the wildly devious character Of
"Wherev.r the Of Robert Burns 10 known this book
received both with avity and snxisty being proba
bly, last Of his risi-c which will b. a;ys the wn!ld
WRAPPED in mystez7, fruitful Of painful suspicons
mysterious chapter perhaps the last that be
unfoded the history Of National Bard has
been opened descendant oil who has been made
immortal by her counexion with genus-kitmayrsck Jour
"This volume invested with accumulation Of
TONS have been disappointed high auticpaons
The character OF Burns here fully developed
than formerly and the which hung around
the nterco1e OF Csrinds and Burns we think satsacto
My cleared up"-Scotsreon .
Some Of delightful eptolary literature has been
produced by poetsand Cowper letters
be added that Of Burns "-Brishton Herald.
This is indeed Of the curosities Of literature and may
well be said TO supply chapter the Life Of scotsnds
goers Saturday Night, to provide himself with COPY
Chstenhap Journal. j23 im*m