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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

SO 9.-Oer Tame "gBbis" nurbc in
GrcnIprGs 3cit Zen NrtiiInni0en pou ben
0trDaliitcu Gc9ebcn. Gr fommt bon ben 9Ins
fanqsbudjliabeu ctnts Mcttcs, msId,cs i'd,
Die freiinnisc parthci Su!e9tr. NVtr EzCf.
fen En- Gctt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Cine GR ammutb 9 Shitofr6tc.
Cine frgcnauutc CRIME SdittfrIte, Die 5l6
Vfuno tDc9t, muroc porIeBtc QHcdlc ppn &al.
ttmcre nab Q8oIdin9tcn 9cInnot Dian
ftcn9 blelclte dlIf Ger bahama @anf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

I" Herr polf orrmisthst ffius Sflapsr
onf ben Gag, ben mCnat coer rae Sntr,
roie cs id, 8erace fd)iG:f, 9eraoe 70 ipie man
Yferre roer 8leb oeruriethet. .Sr halt eine
2Irt "Rcba:GtaLt" nit n!cnihIidcu Wsfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

z III 6 s.. Scnte unb W a r.
tim Ban Suren ilimmtcn fir bic @es
ifitt9ung ucn SoenrY @laD ais Staat6iccrctGr
inter Nru. 2Ioams, ais rie ScIhnIeiJuu0
rr9en or5 "Soanrcl6 uno grrfaufes" nod
friit III thrcm Shre wietcrfIdno. Gbre
Stimntrn bcreiirn, caB &c berieltcn bamGIs
feincn &jlanben ftcntten, mic pite cas- 9cIf
9cgenwdrti9 nidht ttut
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Man ia9t oaB Die 9trtcit bne Qcten prrs
ftisc uno ocr Wisi9gau9 ;nm gcrocrbcu fub.
re. @6 lit nitbt Su Ilu9utr, haB Der MenGd,
ME sufrirbcncr fnbIt, ais Weuu or auf iraenc
cine nuBlitbe 9rt beihafti9t 1T. 9Irtrit III
9iIes, ,pas mir ir9cnc cinen 3rpef untcrurhs
men unb iua5 nit elmer q3irflamfeit tCs Sci
tCG cecr StOrpers pcrtunDen 1T. ScIl man
nuu etc @rfatrun9 fir Die qBabrbcit oicfcS
Sjrunof1Brs nnftcaeuL 70 be1rlte man cen
Acsiaen Soanbmcrfcr, weur CT NIT benz Ccbu
Der QErde am Scnuoteno su cen Seini9en
inritdfebrt unb fd1 alle NIT frcuei0em 9Sil
fcnmen nm ion crdnacn rrcr lpcnu Der
2tdcrsmdnn Ictne tIubenoCu NIuren burd,
plIcclt unc Cd, an benz echu lctnc6 6lciBeG
mrioct Ilc9t bcrtn rid,t cine gGcnre, cine
ScliQfcit? Ca6 III Der Qctu rcs Slcise6, Der
2Irtcit Socr aud, Die 2rbcit ccs @eiltes.
98cun Der jun9e Ctd,fcr cber @eIebrtc Die cr:
ifcu Sridhte feinc6 Geiiic6 SeifGu finocn
lIctt it oas nid,t 0phn ? per1u6ct bos niht
m1nfc 1lure Stunec /? Q8a6 brduden mir
nuu nch i'll Der Serue ;u fudIcr, nm cies ,u
temcticn. glfr man nur um itd,, o(Ieuthul.
ben sci9t itd ms ole Seitdtiguu9 cicirs oltcn
Sprtdmcrts. ger Wueiaqau9 Icitct une
III ithlimmCu Spccrlaticncn :" dr0c Ocean.
fen mcrten rSQc uno nur 81 otter oer Gjrunc
unler6 lluAllltfs. -Srntrne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Q8trtnng be6 GarIff6 ouf
BEN @iIcn banoel. = 9lebrciien III
felt October nm s. 90 rer Gcnne oeilie9cn.
pennIDlpanjru Iiefert jdbrlitb 10000 Gcus
uen, mas cemnad) cincu llnterid)ico pcu
s750,00O mad,t ; brinahe halo gcnu9 I'M bic
Sntcreien fetner S:aatsihuio rdmit Al ces
den. 9lleS bieles bcwtrft Der Wbi9.3driff
BON 1912, ben Srrr pclf su tpiorrrufcn
miinftt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Sn GhiIicothe, Sbio, tllrstc am 2liteu
TuIl ru odtbarcr Ocutlher Namens B r.
nc r, inrrm er au69itt, i'll ccn ocrtieen ga.
nal, uno ertranf. @r hate einen Qanos.
MANI III Iciucm S1auie in ocr pcrbergcbcuoen
9iadt bcberbcrSt uno o!s ctcicr am ancern
Rcraen i'm piccer ocrlicB, ftcI e6 Sorn. Ncr'
ucr BEL Ger 6renbe tccurfte oiclIcidlt aud,
cin ipeni9 Gcilr9cIc, unc elite thm liuoe ocm
Canal nad,, in ben cr 0Iitt, uno iS I'M ScgrifT
elmer neutrality-suspicious. SaupIung Gin,
traurilc6 Guec farc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Ter III Berlin CGanabo) ocbrudte "Deut,
ld,e @anaeier" crSdbIt smci Sale bon nuuos
arStIldler @jrididid)fet cincs bort ipcbncns
ben SpctcrS 6 bn Scot:, wcltbc pcrs
eienen meter pcrbreitet Su ircrben. Der
crfte SAD III eer elmer Srnu q Il d) / II, in
lSlllnct so Sabre alt, meldle itcu ! ) Sab
re einen Sfrcb6 in ihrer rcdtCn Srult bate
Doctor Scctt cperirte Te am 5teu SunD, Die
Operation bauerte brei Winuten, uno Der
heransaeihnittcne 8rcbs mar 70 9rcs lpic
zines Maunes SIult. Hadb 5 Io9en mar
Die 98unoe bcinabe su9eheilt, unb bic Srou
;fptt IScd,cu barauf uoIlfcmuleu wieher her:
9eitcfIt. Der slpcitc SAL 1T Ger einee jIls
gen WInnce, Ucldcr in Der Sasfcnbrennes
rel oes SHrn. Samuel g8 @bp, in l8atcrlcc,
ar9cltclIt 1T, uno bnrdh GjolIenfebcr, @nSiln.
buuQ, mo SuafioltCrei am 9tdncc ecS
Grabes 9cbrad,t mcrocn. glls Doctor Scctt
9erIfen ipurcc, fnuo or ben Rranfcn unfdbio
Su rccen, 81 Itr9en, ;u 1flafen, Su cscu nod
III trtnfen. G5 mar cine 2Inbdufun0 bon
Dtaterie an ietnem linfen Qun9enAu9el, pber
Dem oerS. Weoi;tn fcnnte bier nid)! anItbId,
gen, uno ba Der Wanu nabc AM Stcrben,
nH> feline 3ct 81 ocrliercn mar, 70 6faete
Doctor Scoh fctne Iinfe Sruif, SpiIten
Stpei 9iippcu biuburd,, unb uabm cine gan,e
&jallon Rdtcrc heraus. Dies 3rid,ab am
l2tcn SUM-. Ter &raufe filbIte iItb au9ens
bliditd Leid)t1r, nno mar III pier Ga9en 70
wett, oas or bda Srtt oerIa6cn, uno Die
Ircrpe binuntcr 9ehen foantc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

9lepfe b6ume. = Cine Gn9Iifde
3citlu9 fa9t /: "2Icpfclbdume Waobfcn III ci.
mem febr brben 9lItcr. @e btftncct iTd) ein
Baum suf pcafs @Dlano in Yorilauc, pcn
orm man fpcis sas or alIc Sabr fir mrbr
aI6 tuucert Sabre 9cpfci gctra9cu bat. -
Gs befnoen lth slepfclbd,nle in piDmcuth
@auntD CMas } bic bcinabc ;rci huuccrt
Sabre alt iInc uno fcrfabren 9utce Stit 81
tra9cn."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Selb mprb aus Qtcbc. Gin
tdold0nss Srouensimmcr, bas iIt Warp
9i99s nannte, tc9icn9 am l2tcn lCeten Dlcs
mats gu Cincinnati, Ohio, Scbftmcrc, inccm
ite s,pei llnien 2Irfcnif ocritludtc. gle fcn
i'll rtncr Waun, nit hrm iIc 3upcr 5 Sabre
9eIcbt. 70 nrrliett 0cpsitu fcin, ras, ol6 er
iIc nadber nid,t ehlid,cn pber icQar i'm lcbrn
Soau6 NIT. ibr lcbcn wrlItr, iIe ouser Id
puroe uno bic fdrcdlihe Shat tcaicr9. Sic
itarb nit tem 9tamen tbre6 Qiebbatcrs auf
ben 0ippen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

-Gutfuhrun9-@m Q8ctser unc Gin
Nte9cr itohten Dor cini9en g8cchcn Gle smrj
jun0cn 56d,tcr zines @'ciitlihen in pancla,
Wi6ruri, uuo cutilchen camit. 8lu6lihrr
q8ciic III man ihrcr nobe Soalcua picocr
babbaft 9cncrbrn, che Te ibr truiliIdes Grr.
habcu an cen Wdcdcn dus9cfuhrt hatten.
Die Burger fllrhtetcu, baB bic @erbrcdher
I'D, Der Strafc enBiCben f6nnten, uno ccuiti'
tuirtcu cine rMrD pcn l2 Wdun, Die lIc Der.
urthrIte, 9Cfuthdutct IN wcrbcn. Secer
Durcc Al 50 Strcid,eu Ucrurthcitt, crhieGt
otcr MIR S5, oa nah oieIer 3obl Die Sterls
iId, lthcu in cincm clenecu 3uitauce bsfauoen
Ter 9Bcee toa Ir9ar 9citprben fcin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

Tenn terrliheu Qicoc: "Bernurbc n
lietcn @ottldftwo item" lic0t,
wlc rdj "8dtertln0" crSiblt, fclacntc Der.
nnl1iIuna gum &ruube. Ter IrrfaGcr tcfs
iclben C@rCrge 9tcumnrf, 9rrBbericalis
dAeu fihGiden 2lrd,ipiecrstdr unc @itlirtbcs
far Al Wcima) Ictte cine 3cjtlar9 cbns @er'
icr9uno in J,ambura, uuo bcfon6 I'D, in fol-
drr Nurfti9feit, RAG CT lId) 9cn6tbigt fab,
iene 8icla oi G,ombe, ric CT trcfflidl ipieItc,
su eericEcu. @nclid rurbc CT on ocn 1dlwe,
rtlthen HeTecntcn ;u Namtura on ciren
5Icrru ucn 9lclrnfrnrS, enpfrhIcn, Gielcr
truQ ihm auf, ;ur prcte einen 9lufiab az bic
9fcidN6rdthe in Sdmeoeu ar;ufcrt9cu, mo
ale rrriclte nut aus9cfallcnerraurte er 9tcus
marf m ieucm Sccrctir. Sc9Ief l6ete
biclcr icinc @ioid wieoer cjr, Ilro eid,tcte je,
ncs 2iec, tprId,c6 or sugIcih in WuiIf ieete.
g5 latte tcbcn Stropheu Der Wterfcbu9er
Gjcrerdl Supcrinteuceut Bnlcntin Sttti0
fh9te uCd cine 0dtc binSu.--joan. Sag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-08

gs, ,> w.. a NIL. HOUSE. sign AMI
'7N ALfAlNTERS. W l25 Wc.'
.sr... ore 1"ays prepared with tho best
,''a1 10 execute nli orders H. tbcir
,.s ''} and al The lowest rales.
d.. .'.'an OF SIGN PAINTING OR Gil
'' 9',l manner may 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
The HeH.York Weekly Tribune

mainly by the Editorials NsTs othei than MAJ
ter, OF merely City interest, Literature oaes, ncer
anes &c &C. which appear throughout the ~eek In the
DAILY TKIBuSE will contain some Literary matter on
FINAL and selected which does not appear the Day win
Weeky Review OF the Markets and General
shall be eDdeavor TO render requa To any
oher Weekly The character Of the Tnbuns by tia
rime generally Iaims 20 reconcile the largest Fes
dom OF Thought and Action with profound reverence oI
sw and obedience rghtu Authony-to be the stern foe
Of all d,cor anarchy and turbulence but the champion OF
every however novel OF unpopular "a,
far is end the uprising of the oppress and owT While
tis cloak Of political PhaIees, the fdesgnng dema-
word truly Democracthe adversary OF every SIong the
.Ipo,er hollow profession and scheng knavery and the
ADVOCATE OF every tending the diffusion Of true
EreeJ, IN and the upward Progress of the Human lt:ce
The Weekly Tribune publishedin this Saturday
morning. despatched by the Mails of Thursday and FI
dav IL is largest size folded III eight so as 10 be
about OF Tvs common newspapers
riuns are respectfully solicited In its fotlca course ma
lrsuLr asdenty, in-1bly WHiG. and edToeaes, win
lis almost energies, the PaoTEcTios OF HOME SDCsIhr
the restoration Of SouSD UNIFORM CUAltEScf uie
rigorous prosecution OF INTERNAL lMPRoyEhESL an9 s
LECTION OF HENRY CLAY the ned iresitrntof ne n
L Stes Sein- only for Cash IN advance me
sIs are enabled afford Notwithstanding the sIeal 81 ana
The cost OF its rubcaton the low price oil iMo OonaIS
ysrr or where clubs formed Ten Copies for iipsn Oo
srx Postm.steis authorized By law % tsnimtt no
nsys for Subscriptions newsp1pers under tneH
of postage Monsy rered through the mai wiz oe AZ
IA. rsk the Publishers Notes 81 all sPecieayihs oenAS
in any state of the Union will De received tsaL
wa CIR GREELEY < McELRATH. Publaaen,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
FRENCH SHAWLS.

VAIL, KENSETT & co. have just received from Auc-
tion choice OF Cashmere Shaws. which have
besn purchased fifty per cent. below their actual value atd
will be sold propOriionaely cheap This no deception
please call and sec. for instance
Ca shmere Long Shaws from slO to s-commony sold or
sl00.
Cashmere Square .shawh. from $lo to sS-wnnaned all
wool andsik.
Boche Shaw Is from s3 to SIC, Imitation ct french shawis
Wotsted Shnwls. from 81 to 50. IN great variety.
RICH FALL SILKS.
Which will be sold at the following low prices:
Plain and Striped Gros De Maple. Is To Is.
Rich Satin Stripe Pou De Soei, IS Sd to 80.
Rich Plain Camseon. 6s to 7a Cd.
Extra heavy Paris Stripe Pou de Soe Ss
Rich and heavy striped Cameleons. 5s to bsod.
Changcabe Stripe Gro do Maple. Is to 6s
Heavy Plaid Cameleon Pou de Sole. 6s Cd to o..
Very Rich Brocnde Stripes, Is Cd 10 S'.
Black and Blue Bnck Gros De Rhine Gros De Suisse and
Italan SILKS. in great variety.
LIE LANES. in beautiful syIe1.
Striped and Fg d Do Laines Is I'd to2s Cd per yard
Crapes and Ottoman LustTes. Is 6d tod
Cashmere De LANES. from IS to Is Cd.
Cashmere De Cossa. from3s. to a.
Puris Reps. from 3, to os.
Heavy double width Purgeslys nt a.
Stripe and Fig'd Rnmeiias. from % to Is Cd
Fig'd and Stripe Alpaca. IS to As
Plnin Apucca in all colors, from q Cd to Il.
Blsck Alpaca. from I'd toiS
Silk Warp Alpaca. from s. TO s..
French German and English Merinos IN all colo" IAN
os and Domestic Goods of every kind Mt the very lowest
prices.
French English and German Cloths and Casmer Ia'n
mere Shawl and VaIencin Vestings.
'''''' VAIL. KENsETT & co.
No. 81 Catherine street.
os seod,. Between Henry and Madison-sta. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
DIED.

Departed this life in the nth year of her age MIS-. ELIZA.
BETH DURYEA, widow Of the late Charles Duryea -
The relatives and friend, of the nmy most respectfully
invited attend her funeral Thursday, The 7th inst at
o'clock, p NJ from The residence of her grand soninaw,
Daniel Berrien, Jr 668 Pearl st.
On the 5th inst ARIE1T AMELIA only child of Luther
The friends OF the family requested attend the funeral
at No. 42 Clurkson ST o'clock p NJ. this day.
Washington Co pnpers please copy.
Suddenly on Tuesduy morning, 5th inst. GEO. CALVIN,
son OF George c. Goddard aged II years. His remains will be
taken to Norwich. Conn. for intennent. . -
On Monday Ah inst. at,er short illness. JOHN McklCk
AR, aged - years. - ,,
aged 45 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
CITY INTELLIGEN CE.
Upper Police Office.

False Voting and PeyJury.-rbis morning a
RAN paed John Henry and voted the second district
First Ward swearing his IN and that he resided at No.
81 Washington He did not had resided there
nnd being arrested, committed to answer.
I1rceay.-John Gilmore was arrested and COM
ed for stealing pain of stocking. worth 90 from
the store of HItschler, No. 81, Chatham street.
dnotker iHegol l0ter.-aiexander Jaiklin wss
nrrested and committed for Illegally aud swearing his
vote IN IN the third district Third Ward.
Theft of II Surveyors COmpass.-Philip Cue
orr Compass worth $50 from Michael Downg No. Is Bur.
ling slip, the 3lst ult.
More Megat Voting.-Lester Kelly was arrest
ed and committed for voting unlnwtuly the first district
Pilh Narh-swearing his vote IN.
Samuel Miller arrced and committed for attempting to
vote unlawfuly III the thru district, Fifth Ward.
William Reynolds arrested and committed for Illegal
y voting and swearing IN his vote IN the fourth district Thr
feon,h MaIn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
P.S. May see you tomorrow
Tia Hido,n's -ansrcer,


SR:-Your favor of last night has, own, sur-
prised me. What! after one meeting and that at
a card. party, to make such an offer? We'll TO
be sure, you men are strange creatures! What,
indeed. could you have seen III my conduct to
think I could look over such boldness
AS for the rational paint ofllfe you speak of,
must confess know not when that exactly oc-
ours; do you think tat least with women-at
two-and.thrty; or if not, may beg to know
what age you consider me? Perhaps though,
my early and irrcparable loss may have brought
look Of premature age upon me. 1t Is very
possible-for what man he was.
AS for what you say about hearts, Sir, know
but little; only know the one have lost. If
did pluck it green, like the winter apples In
my store. room, it grew ripper and ripper in my care
You say your wife's portrait smiled while you
wrote His dear miniature is now before me; L
think see the tears starting through the ivory
as look upon the precious features. If ne ever
could have frowned, surely he would frown now
to think-but will not pursue the theme.
AS to your means, sir, am happy to hear they
are sufficient. Although ] can by no possibility
have all interest in them, nevertheless myself
too well know The blessings of competence not to
congratulate you. True it is know but little of
tho ways of meney; but am blessed in my solici-
tors, Messrs Gar and Mr., No. =, Furniva's
Inn.
You speak of your membranes; my hus-
band dying, left me without single one. That
your daughter should have forgotten her duty, is
an nafiictioD. am glad, however, 10 find that
you know the true source of consolation, and re-
,use to lend yourself to her mprovidence. Tru-
" indeed, do you say i. is meddling world. 1
nave found itso; as some of my lamented hus-
bands poor relations will answer for me. How.
ever, as could not endure the sight of any thing
mat reminded me ofmy dear lost treasure, have
leit them forever in Cornwall. It is now some
months since they have ceased to distress me-
Your son may mend. If you viii allow me, as
stranger, to speak, think you should still act
with tenderness towards him. How very little
would pay his passage 10 Australia.
hsaithis, indeed, a treasure. knowit. Had
no' mad the robussness-psrdon the word--of
nl mountain nymph, Ihad never survived the dread
iai ehock that cruel death has inflicted on me-
ASH was 1t struck me down. But, as the poet
'A'S' the bul,ush rises when the oak goes crash"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
LEcruREs OK GEOLOGY.

u DocroR LrELL's LECTURES on GEcLoGr.-Thts.'
cond edition Of these celebrated Lecture, reported for The
Tribune ready Icortans Engraved Fron;ispiece.
exhibiting az ideal section part of the Ess Crust with
explanations will also conaia general Introduction &c
lowing subjects: Aayergne Lacustns Perod Volce Pc
Iiod, Erupoa Of Coseguna Mount Dor Lecture II. The
Apprnnes Mount Etna. Lecture III uph-ara and Subsi-
dence Of the Earth Naples Temple Of Scraps Monte MUG
Origin Of Coal Lecture vi Fossil Lecture
Recession of the Fall, Of Niagara. Lecture VIII, Boulder
dicebergs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.

PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.
No. I3a Pearl and 20 Beaver.streeh. NSw-Yoh.
Would respectfully that they arc opening afse
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all Of which are Of the latest Fah styles comprising ia AZ
sortment Of .o,n.
consisting in part Of rich Cashmere Ecoso, nch printed
Muslin de aines Grape De LANES Of new and elegant styles
rich plain Cameon and Satin stripe Repeae'. now and 10.
shonabc ertcIs Cemecn, Brocade. and Cioche striped
Silk, black and colorei Alpaccas figured and plain.
S[IAWLS.
ocha and CaihmeIs Shaw, new patterns Camclion and
Brocade figured Silk Shaw; Dnmak Wooden Stfndlla and
rich Dar,a,k Aapaccha MeIno. ThlSet and Muslin de
Lnine. in great variety. &C.
RIBBONS.
full asortr1sn Bonnet and Csp Ribbons. OF the rchet;
Para styles. ,,v-,
Figured Cap I.aea Trimming Luces aud Lace Edginr,,
Thread I.se. Plated and Brussels Edglngs. &c.
GLOVES.
Con,iy.lns Of Kid Silk Cashmere in great variety. together
with large assortment of Fancy Mtt,.
Aso full assortment of Paris Cords. Gmps and FrnEs.
together with cvcfY article usually to be found in Fancy
Stock wc they prepared to offer on US favorable teri
as any other establishment. Sd htDeci I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
MARRIED,

On Monday 4h inst by Rev. DR.. Bedel, Mr.. STEPHEN
BRUSH, to FRANCIS NJ daughtar of Robert Hysop Esq.
all of this city. ,,- =, ~
On the Cd inst by Rev. Dr. Leyings. Mr. STEPHEN y R.
SCHERMERHORN, Of Oneida Co. to Miss MARY e.
On the 18th nit W SMART Esq. Judge of Victoria Di,
trici Canada West to SARAH, daughter OF Wm H. ii. AL
erander ESQ of Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
Markets. .... Carefully RepOrtedtor The Tribune.

Markets. ... Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
Tuesday, Nov. ).
w Business generally hns been very inactive to-day in
sequence of the political excitement.
ASHEsThe market quiet. but Pearls are finn at .
g Pots with small Snle5 arc To- The quantity on The
market is dull.
COTTON-Thc effect Of the foreign on the market
moi yet ly seem There few bidders the MARKET nut
they concession, buyer, will not yield The saes
about 100 bales for export including lot OF "a bales good
FLOUR NlEA AL.-Genessee steady but not active al
sS for fresh brund The demand not large but receiver,
are firm, Ohio and Michigan dull as si,15 4,s In SOUTH
en sae 800 bbls Baltimore City Mills previous to
arrival ut 81 SO and 600 do Richmond County 4, Fghe
$3.50 Meal Jersey fresh 262S old 80 1854 Ship stu
GRAINEWe notice sales 200 bushel, Virginia Wheat
To- lOi cts for ming. There fair demand. Corn !,
note sales O bushels southern 50 81 weight and 800 do
at so Rye generally held ut IS cents but sne
Of 600 bushels made a; TX, delivered lot OF Barley
s0 bushels sold al 70 cents TO city brewer Oats are rather
iimer We quote BIZ s c Southern are dull al %
q cents
HAY-Thee is no material change and sales making TO
some extent a. 10 4 cents for shipping qualities.
HIDES-We notice sale Of 1000 Rio Grande (S5l1 bs) at
l2 cents, per cent off.
nearly all taken 2,s There ;tc nacke1ei afoat
The market firm II 10 and rs Nos and Some
Herring are here but we believe not sold,
WHiSkEY.-The market not very irm and 80 obS have
sold cents prudss IS = cents and in r9Hd enquiry; @ =,
PROVlsIONS-Pork is nominally 100 and 800. but saes
cannot be made freely but small decline these raes
sale of l50 bbs Mess was made nj 81 Beef is IN tar demand
Lard IS rather quiet bbs 57 and kegs Ga with sales
80 kegs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

BAD AccrDESr.--We hear that Mr.. Charles
Cummings, respectable blacksmith in Cambridge
street. had his hand and wrist so badly crushed yes
terday, by being caught in some machinery, at his
shop, that is feared that amputaton will be neces-
sery 1Bos,on Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
Goroner,s Office

Iatempcrance ard erposure,-The Coroner held
Rque to day at No 81 Cherry street of Johan
Barrett native Of Ireland. aged s. years. who died sud-
denly half past O'Clock yesterday afteJoon. Verdict
death from intempeIance and exposure
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

Az APPEAL TO PARENrs.-WLl fathers mothers allow
their families to risk being burned. and suffer- when they know
an an,Gste called "Connes Magical Pain Extractor may
scnr? No charge will. in any be inside for this Saye
where exists for its immediate II may be applied in
not do jus, what recommended for the Popretors consent
TO be branded as humbugs and impostors.
This extraordinary article which has suck wonderful control
all tho pains by fire. and which heals all Old s9res IN an m
street, and will be given gratis TO the poor and suffering who
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

Commercial and Money Matters.

bs- For Commercial and MOnev Matters see Last Page
TUESDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock Market was weak to-day, but the
changes from yesterday material.
Rates OF Discount on Bcnk NnIes I'll s. WalI-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
Totu 5l4 IS O2 227 sal 2ea 81 So l1S i02

Loans md Discs. $44 90 S57 s42 600, ,5I4. 81 90 343
Ejaculation 5aSSS 6s5I,52.. soi aa6
Deposits 20 .,3, 2i6 25 aS, 49,. 1.Ol4,756
The falling off in coin is not quite eleven hundred thousand
dollars The Loans and Discounts have decreased upwards Of
million md hall. which anticipated. The Depos-
its have also alcn off upwards of mla while the crcuu
ton has increased tre. The amount Of Specie remaining
in the Banks ample for their wants. and the reduction Of
Loans and Deposits places the Banks stronger position
thun in August last
The sales of Stocks yesterday nj Boston were ::
425 dividends East Boston Co b s. % shares Boston and
bthw sO 25 do s0A 100 do 80 ST. 90 Old Colony Rail
road lO2 20 do 0l! 100 IoRg Island Railroad $50 80 50
road 2a $50 do. b ss: 81 East Boston Co. llA 50 do.
b3O ll4 So bthy. 1lX
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

TAKE NoT1cK-The worst attacks of the Piles cured
very soon by using Hays Lnment and Lhns Celestial Balm
of China and these articles fail 10 cure the propneors
pledge themselves refund the money To be had a, Il
Courtlend street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

cure barns cads piles and ali inammatory complaints at
81 Walker frst Store FROM Broadway. the money re-
funded. no II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

10 GouRAups PouDRE SUBTLE for completely and
erdcating superuou hair from females upper
ps brow. moles or the stubborn beard of man, Always
tested before proof positive this and mistake
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