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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

SIGNS! SIGNSM SIGNSM!
GIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, viz-Gilt, Ornamental, Transpar-
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCIES of every description furnished
Mt the shortest notice. All orders addressed to VIII.
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South St., (over Mr.. Scots Intelligence Of
fice,) will meet with prompt attention d7-dlm
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DEATH OF PAUL BECK, ESQ. The Philadel-
phia papers announce the death of Paul Beck,
ESD, venerable and respected citizen. lie
died on Saturday evening" at an advanced age,
The deceased had been an eminent and success
fal merchant, and had acquired great wealth
which he dispensed with liberal hand in va
rious charities.
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The Posr OFFICE BILL, A correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce mentions the fea-
lures of the bill reported by the post-ofice COM
mittee for reducing the rates of postage
"The Post-office Committee reported bill
to-day reducing the rates of postage TO cents
for 500 miles, and 10 cents for any greater dis
lance; and greatly reducing the postage on
newspapers and periodicals. The Treasury is
to pay $3.50, 900 annually for five years, as an
equivalent for the transportation of the public
correspondence; after which it is to pay the
same postage as private letters. think the bill
will pass the House without any difficulty. 1t
adopts the penal bill of last session."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

Mormon MISSIONARIES. Two Of the
"Twelve" who constitute the head of the
Mormon church since the death of the Smiths
are on their way to visit some of the eastern
branches of the church, where Rgdon or Sc
ceding doctrines are said to be getting too
strong a hold.
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from
Shurtz & Taylor, the illuminated London
News" for November % and so. The epic
toral Times" of the same date; also, "Punchs
Pocket Book" The above works are excel
lent reading for the holydays, as their great
aim is to drive away dull care
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

JIM E.IS n. aUHINsON,
<SSE-.oa Respectfully informs the Ladies, 49,.
that he has commenced the manu- Ss'ARs'H
facture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, anr
CATERS, and is now located at No, GAG N. HOW.
ARD STREET, few doors month of Madison street
where he solicis a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will he made to order, in the neatesi
manner, and of the best Materials and on the most
reasonable terms. ial
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CA RD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
rrTlT II CtfyTlE1

BOOT AND SHOE SEONE.
l59 BALTIMORE STREET,
Nearly opposite the Museum.
<ft=,--a The subscriber returns his thanksr--
to the Ladies and public generally, A''n''A
for the very liberia patronage bestowed, and respect
fully informs them that he has just received and il
constantly receiving, addition to his already large
assortment, a great variety of Ladies', Misses an0
Children's CATERS; Half gater and Cater SHOES
Also Walking and Dress SHOES and SLIPPERS
of all descriptions, suitable for the season, and at
rious prices according to qunlity--al of which
warranted not TO be surpassed al any establishment in
the U. States, either for quality, durability or cheap
ness-Whoesale and retail.
C. N. THORNE, No 159 Baltimore-st.,
jel opposite the Museum
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SPECTACLES! SPECTACLESM
WYNN. ID. ELT0NIKEAD, from Philadelphia,
Wv manufacturer of Gold and Silver Specaces,
Spoons and Silver Ware and fine JEWELRY of
every description, on hand and for sale wholesale and
retail. Also, large assortment of CLOCKS and
WATCHES of every pattern, of the most approved
manufacturers. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, of
every description, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted
NIB. Cash given for old Gold and Silver, exchang
ed for Goods, at
an25-tf No 132 BALTIMORE STREET.
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

JAPANNED WARE.
II UST RECEIVED, a large lot of JAPANNED
~ WARE-conssting Of
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in sets, some very beau
tiiul patterns
Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns in
sets and single
Walters of different sizes, by the pair or single one
Japanned LAMPS of all kinds
Chamber Cahdlesticks; Bread and Knife Trays
TEA CANISTERS, all sizes
Gentlenen's DRESSING CASES
Night and Nurse LAMPS
Match Safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, Spitoons, Dust Pans, &c. sc,
{13- AT wholesale and Ieta at the manufacturers
prices at No. ~ Howard street, least side)
nll-eo2m q. E. WETMORE & co.
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GREAT SHOOTING AT IoBoKEN. At a shoot
ing match which took place at Hoboken on
Thursday, Com, Moore, of the Texan Navy
made couple of shots with rifle, which the
True Sun says would be hard to beat in Ken
lucky or elsewhere At 400 yards distance
from the target, he made two shots winch were
not more than thee-fourths of an inch apart
and neither was over four inches from the cen
tire of the target.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
HEAD QUARTERS,

LITE Military HALL, N GAY STREET,
FENFsE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in.
H. forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that
IN conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment to the "AMERICAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such new ones may desire TO avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort The Bar will he, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and LII
QUORS, and all the Delcaccs of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in The best style.
gI3-The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without moesaton, and at
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM H. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
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IiOTEL,

ENXCHANGE HOVBL,
HI EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishments
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. [d2 IT JOHN WEST.
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ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME'S

Drug ana Chemical Store, 2
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-st.
&C. Where also may be had, BULBS celebrated Cd
pound of Sarsapana, Marshall's Syrup and Exit
of SarsapariIla, Wister's Cough Lozenges, Swat
Panacea, superior Seidlitz and Soda Powders, HEM
Calcined Magnesia, &c. Together with general
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, and Family Medie1
N. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL Pr
SCRIPTION business. o15-l
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SPOONS! SPOONSM SPOONS!!!
X ID. CLARK No, 1 MATER STREET q

VI cond door from Calvert, has large assortment
OF SILVER SPOONS. Having the best Of workmen
engaged persons going house keeping are invited to
call before purchasing
N. B. Old Silver aud Gold wanted, att
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BECK WHITES ANTL-DYsPFPTIC

BECK WITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTICaE !
TE'LIEGSE justly celebrated Anti-dyspc.G
H. are offered to the public with the utmtss,gf
deRce i'll their efficacy in almost every varie&
functional disorder of the Stomach. Bowels. LII
and Spleen; such as heartburn, acid eructations NJ
sea, headache, pain and distenson of the stoml
and bowels, incipient DanhUa, Cholic, Iaundl
Fatuency, habitual costiveness loss ofappetite, u
headache, sea sickness, &c.
The just professions to the character claimed
these Pills, long experience has not weakened, 4
strengthened and confirmed them by a mass of I'd
mony OF such respectable character as has rarely n
tanned any article in this form in any country.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL CRAIIhMEjS
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CONSUMPTION Is CURABLE
ANN PERSONS IN PuILAD
n w " PHIA ALUNE, can testify Z
wonderful efficacy of that powerful Remedy.
IHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP or
and WOOD N.4PTR.a.
READ! READ

ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC RRoNCHITN
Philadelphia, May 80, lds
Mr.. p. S. IhomSon-Dear Sir-For more than,
years past had been dreadfuny afflicted with II
lection OF the throat, which my physician prono,f
"CHRoNIC BRONCHITIS" caused by repeated an
elected colds The distress suffered is indescr
My throat was literally RAW with violent sHas \
coughing, so that blood would come from it; also \
oppression, pain and tghtness at the chest and \
in short all the usual pulmonary symptoms sha
themselves, causing entire loss Of necessary repc
my throat was LEEcHED and pIIsTERED over and
again. made trial Of every known remedy, az
different periods had the advice of six physicians
all with no avail. About two months since | s.
trial of your Compound Syrup of Ter and H5A Z
Md. and before had taken the first bottle ftei.
continued until ! had taken seven botSf, /,
completely removed the disease and restoNea b,
perfect health, and | firmly believe should 10,
be living had it not been for your invaluable med
JANE PERRY, 1913 Spruce sfe
The undersigned bears witness to the trutho,
foregoing having personal knowledge of all the
of the case. NJ. HAFRIsoN 81 Almond
Prepared by 5. P Thomson, Fifth and Spruce,
Philadelphia.
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HOUCK'S PANACEA
SURPRISES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
TENHOUSANDS of persons can testify to its eff
IL ficacy, who have been cured after all other re-
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary to eulogize the virtue of the Pana
cea stands uHrivalled by all other medicines
will be fully testified to by reference to the pamphlet,
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, $l.50.
A liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
SELL No. Is, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sT.
n22-3 JACOB HOUCK.
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A NRINDSTONES. Small family Grndstones
Va for sharpening dinner knives, &C., at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 9 N. Howard st
least side.) nlIeo0m
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ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,

Corner OF BALTIMORE and Hanover streets I
Agents for Marylapl
% Sold also in Washington, d. c., by CHARI
81 OFT, cor. of 18th street and Pennsylvania Ave-
PRICE 30 cents per bottle, or S. per dozen.
VIf- Beware of Counterfets. o26-3
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SUPPOSED VIOLENT DEATH. A man named
John Shiplcy, aged about 50 years, was found
dead on Tuesday morning of last week, on the
old Windsor mill road, near Powhattan Facto-
ry. 1t appears that he, in company with his
brother Anon, left the tavern kept by John
Taylor, about half a mile from Franklin, on
the evening previous, in state of intoxcaton,
and was not seen again until found the next
day corpse, with considerable injury about
the head. DR.. Coskery and DR.. Burns exam
ined the body, and gave it as their opinions,
that the deceased came to his death from blow
on the top of the head. The affair has created
considerable excitement in the neighborhood
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

FENRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of Decree
H and Order of the High Court of Chancery, the
subscriber, as Trustee will, on TUESDAY, oath De
cember, inst, at O'Clock, NJ, of that day, expose
at Public Sale, in the Exchange in the city of Balli-
more, that very valuable MILL PROPERTY, being
part Of Milford and Milford enlarged, in Baltimore
county, portion of the estate of the late Albert See
kamp, Esq. 1t embraces about thrty-seven acres of
excellent Il AND, with wood enough for the use of the
place.
MuxA There arc upon ii a good GRIST and SAW
mTsnH MILL TUNED by Gwynn's Falls; a very large
lEessSI Stone CREAMERY and other out Buildings.
~I1oAA The place was laid OFF expressly as Mill
Property, and being very compact and well adapted to
the purpose of milling, offers great indictment 10
purchasers. ] situated about or 0 miles from Bal
timore, west OF the Resterstown Turnpike, about
mile from ii and the Liberty road. Full information
can he obtained by application to the subscriber.
% The terms of SALE as prescribed by the Decree,
are: One third of the purchase money TO be paid in
cash; the rest equal payments of and Is months,
with interest," to be secured by bonds notes. APPROX
ed by the Trustee. J. J. SPEED, Trustee.
dj2awts VIM. WARD, Auctr.
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By Morse's Telegraph
SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES. |

MONDAY, December %, 1874,
The Court met at ] O'Clock and took up
case No. 26, being a case brought up from the
Maryland Court OF Appeals The parties are
James Chester VS.. the Appeal Tax Court. The
counsel are Dulaney and Meredith for plain
tiffs, and Attorney General Nelson and B. c..
Howard.
MIR. Duaneyis addressing the Court.
On motion of the Attorney General, Edward
A. Dunscomb, Esq, of New York, was admit
ted as practitioner of this court
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ESENDERS, TENDERS! Brass and Wire
H. TENDERS; Nursery Guards; Bird Cages; Wire
and Hair SLEEVES; Oyster Grdirons, Sc, at whole
sale and retail, at No N. Howard st (east side.)
NIL eo2m G.. E. WETMORE & co.
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bBItASS ANDAHONS, OF various patterns and
Il y sizes, some with Tenders attached, article
SHOVEL and TONGS, in pairs and sets, with and
without standards
JAMB HOOKS; STAIR RODS
Copper, Brass and Sheet iron COAL HODS
Copper Tea Kettles; Chatting Dishes
Rumtord Heaters; Brass Kettles, of all sizes, &c.
{13- For sale at the NEW FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. . N. Howard street, (eaSt side)
nll-eO2m G. Il. WETMORE & co.
GSOEA IL LAMPS, for burning Lard; also, Lustres
~ Candeahras, Hall Lanterns &C.. at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. . n. Howard-st.
nll-eo2m c. Il. WETMORE s. 60.
HRROOFlS, BRUSH ICS. BASKF IYS, and
ND general assortment Of WOODEN WARE--For
sale at No N. Howard street, nearly opposite the
NhCaheld Inn. NIL CO2m
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IVORY NAPKIN RINGS. good assortment,
Il at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
nlI-eo2m No. 2 N. HowARD-sr. least side)
WDLOwER STANDS, a new article to use with
ID CRATES. Also Door Porters, Foot Scrapers, SC.
at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Howard
street, I'd door north of Baltimore-st. nll-eo2m
MEATS, MATS, MATS. Manila, Alicante,
lVh Jute and Sheepskin MATS. of various colors,
at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
2ll-eo2m No, 2 N. Howard street,
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
city Intelligence.
Increase in four years.. .........

Police Omce-sunDAY.-A quiet, peaceable day was
yesterdays well observed SAP ah-an orderly Sab
bah-a day to be remembered throughout the year was
yesterday. Under admirable Police arrange
and Of course there were some trfng occurrences 10
the quiet Of the day. and perhaps hardly far to
mention theM-but here they are:-
TRIPLE No. l "A tolerably respectable looking ie.
male decenty dressed, named Susan Favour met old
acquaintance named Charley Marshall in the street, and
ed to lS Rvington street. where they sat down to talk
old times glass Of something comfortable
After agreeable iee tete both grew merry and Miss
Favour, in jocular way, happy creature, took out
knife and stabbed her companion in the SIDE Some III
natured persons present took Susan to the Tombs.
TRIFLE No. "A cenple of jovial fellows met yesteT.
day in Water street, for the purpose Of amusing them
selves quietly and were joined by number OF ac
quantances After little pleasantly, VIM. Franks
aud Billy Tucker, came cross Mr. William Mack
OF 1865 Water rect and by way Of amusement attacked
himhe repced them friends Of both parties instantly
assembled in large numbers, and general nelse ensued
Mack repeatedly knocked down and jumped upon,
and will probably die he taken up bleeding pro-
iusely, and entirely insensble Franks ant Tucker
were arrested and placed in the Tombs. They were
only little "hgh"
9'RFLE No. s-Three men named Thomas Hays, MI
chae Hays and Michael Quinn, paid visit to irend
named James Bshan at No. 20 Cherry street, and after
the customary sauatious proceeded 10 make themselves
agreeable by locking the door and falling upon Behan IN
very delightful manner knocking him and jump
preston upon him. Of them took up axe and just
officers Ives and Martin broke In the door, in tha
act Of MASKING his skull The gentlemen we're I'LL arrest
ed and committed.
PicKIso PocxEr.-As Mr. Francis Alexander of the
United States Navy, was waiting at the Post Once yes
terday enquire for letter. person deprived him
Of the Of paying for one, by picking his pocket o
$40 in bank bills.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Common Pleas.
nr r.vt

Nov. 2S.-DEcIsIors E. yates ads. William Da-
rids and Wie, Gdminsfraor, &C. of William Gailosoay de-
ceased This action Of assHmps promises to
lnestate in his life time with the money counts and
stated brought by the administrative and her
husband and stated that there count in the deca
ration, promises to, account stated with the ad
ministratrix.
Defendant pleaded the general ISSUE and offered set
off. The referred to three referees, who
ported 5000 43 for the plaintiff The defendant movedto
set aside the report and therefore obtained special
port which is the usual practice in this court which lat
contained their for allowing and dsallowng
the claims OF the respective and their tor
dsallowing the examination of n wtness by the
name OF Lerby. The defendant now excepts the
port the referees for several the ground
that the plaintiffs had right to upon evidence
OF account stated with the adninistratrix under the
declaration In this cause ALSO the ground that the de-
fendan had rightto examine Derby, to every
item OF the bill Of particulars and such examna
ton would have mpeached his direct testimony
raj items; also several other points The court deci-
ded that the referees erred in allowing the
minaon of Derby as to the items in the account stated
An account stated Is not conclusive against the party sd
mittng the balance TO be against him. Is but pyima
facie evidence the accuracy Of the account may
impesched Report 10 be set asde with costs abide
the event But the parties consent they may proceed
before tie sane referees IL the continued for
their testimony, as to cross examine the Witness and
s king out the estimony as to character. If they do
not agree then motion must be made at Chambers for
new referees to renew the
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
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Personal Movements.

General Wm II. Marriott has been appointed Collector
Of the port Of Baltimore in the place Of Nathaniel F. Will
lams, Esq. removed.
passing through Alexandria on his return home, was
rendered the compliment Of dinner by the citizens Of the
place the 7th inst.
The Hon j. O. Adams visited the Chestnut street Thea.
tre Philadelphia, on Friday evening.
II 10 rumored that John v. L. McMahon, Esq, will be
appointed Chief Justice p place Of the late Chief Justice
Buchanan.
The of Mr. Fairbank and Miss Webster will be dis
posed Of during the of the Circuit Court to be held
this h. The Grand Jury have found true bills against
them on charge ofnegro stealing-Ltr. (Ry) Enquirer
The order in Chancery for special term at morris
town, on the 2gh inst. Ia revoked.-1Sen State Gax.
DR.. Wolfsy, late Surgeon of the United States ship
Decatur fell from cliff of rocks the coast oil Africa
and injured himself to his death In four hours
The Roman Catholics projecting literary insti
tuition in Beacon county, Arkansas.
Smooth shillings have been reduced in Miramchi to
9l and Pistareens to lid.
About 1900 emgrants arrived at New Orleans in two
day last week.
Tho lady Of Gov Hanes remains at the point OF death
The schedule Of the Constitution provides remedy
for the omission Of the State law and authorizes the Vice
President Of Council Uhe Hon James Patterson OF Mon.
moth to preside the Board OF Canv vasscrA, in
OF the inability Of the Governor TO act The Board will
meet on Tuesday
The Right Rev DR.. Walsh has been appointed by the
Pope 10 the exclusive administration Of the western por
ton ofthe Province, Halifax District his diocese in.
cluding also the Islands Of Bermuda The Right Rev.
r Fraser to be the Bishop Of the eastern part OF the
Province including Cape Breton by the authority
Dr. Walsh has arrived in London on his way to America
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

The STEAM ENeINK-We call attention TO Mr..
G. Emmons' lecture, this evening, on the Steam
Engine, illustrated by splendid model which ex-
hibIts to view the whole internal and external
movements Of the engine in operation-at the Hall
OF the American Institute, in the Park, as adver-
tised in another column.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Court Calendar-Thls Day.
COMMON PLEAsNos. I8, %, 10, ~, Ill, 70, 3O 49,

Disastrous FIRE AT SARATOGA SpRINGs-By an
extra from The office of the Saratoga Republican,
we learn that between and O'clock, Friday, FIRE
broke out in wooden building the side OF Broad.
way, which was entirely consumed, together with FIVE
other buildings, embracing altogether tenemen..
The buildings consumed owned by Brainard Spe.
cer Of Hartford Smith Mitchell, Hugh McCready John
A. Waterbury and Robert Gardiner, Of Saratoga Springs.
The occupants were A. G. Bi:cbard, druggist j. Van
pet barber L J. Vibbard, halter; +. Wild y, porter
celer Messrs. Avery, law office; Joseph Beach Gran.
ger Cole, butchers J. L. White grocer; Allen Oar.
row, grccers Phillips, Williams Co., II n. & j Benz
Dict merchants The aggregate loss ia estimated ct $5
900, part OF which was covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

The ECLIPSE LAST NreHT.-The cold Of last
night was intense, as TO keep the different streets
OF the city comparatively deserted, at the hour
fixed for the eclipse to come of. The moon was
cbscured by the new visitors up to about nine
o'clock, when the gloomy appearance of the hea-
vens was gradually succeeded by bright moon
light, and the intense cold moderated good deal
M to IL o'clock
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

SueAR-We learn by the last Planters Banner,
that the planters In st. Mary parish actively
gaged in the manufacture of sugar. The article Is OF
unusually fine quality, but the yield is good The
weather, SO for, has been favorable.