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The New York herald., 1844-11-20
ar, Quotations for many of which we annex:
QUOTATIONS FOR STocKs IN THIS MARKET.
Nan. l0 lSd3 Lime ID ISdA Man 10 Il

1t will be there il yet left large margin for de-
cline. Many Of these stocks valuable now
than they last year this time Take Canton for
nsanceha this stock increased single cent in value
since last November Not farthing and still find
quotations reached bs in June-bu sometime previous to
that tims prices went up as high 81. Long Island
Harlcmand Norwich Worcester haye actually improv
cd in volre, but not to the extent quotations indcae
rhe highest point touched by Norwich & Worcester
81 Harlem stil stands many per cent above quota
tons current last November. The same with Farmers
Loan. Last November when many OF these fancy stocks
advanced rapidly money very abundant, and the
rate OF interest ranged from to per cent Now the
ney market tight, and the rate Of interest full
per cent which, fconiinuej must reduce quotations for
those fnces having scual value nearly to the
points ruling last fall This decline in stocks Is not
fined to this city by any MEANS but extends to Boston.
Baltimore, Philadelphia &C. where the panic 10 full al
as great in this markst.
Weannex statement showing the condition of every
bank in the State, now in active operation. 1t shows
the leading features Of each, with the totals compared
with those Of tho same month last year
BArxs STATE New YoRK on IHr FIRST DAT
OF NOVEMBER, 1874.
Resources. Iiabiiifies
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
Foreign Irnuortatlons.

HAvRE-Ship Vile de Lyon-( Before reportsd)-i pkgs II
Escher-iC Maurics-2 H Boker-l Morgan-iO 4 Waller
X Gulagme 4 co.. Malezenx GouId colo Collomb
k.i@ o x1sss sho sThns EseaI s;,.,,a sso
col Berthoudl2 Loeschiek Wisendo onck5 & sand
Herckenrah 4 Van Dsmme-i X d Baird-2 L Cohen-i
smith Y col de la Rossere 4 Cour-l Bishop col
Berthoud y col Renard X cos A Woodward-2 h Bos-
ss%: 5si sf ssp c. ss:s sssHE sS
Fabrequettss fills Y Moral Draper Richards Patton Y
-6 Seigueel Hennequin-g00b burr Bossanee-
9s; Lpgoid-nJ 1Ppenheim c97 ~ spis. Christ
&co1l W Radds..s i x Meyer Bechet 4 LoIat-, Ar
Waller Boiceau Rusch-i q Warren col Colliard-
kaupe-3 U Peck col w Thomas l2 Boykeit--
IL Mortimer col Evans.2 Lewis Fairman-l T.
Boker--6 OFT Monrose-3 Krug col Cochran-i
Eriot & Cottsray1i. Lesy& col Q Rozst-,I Ul et
i II Maxwell-2 Bailey 4 Kitchens NJ shaw-6 Cald
well col Lanfeld Bros-i w Rsdmond-i + Ko,tum-
Magnin col w Hort,mann son-i9 Coffin, Bradley
S- Sco- K z Haight y co., Tiffany, Yonng Lls-s
Lamson & col. Barnham & Baldwin, Tobss-3 An.
dfews-l13 Fox Lvingston-i Coit-l Hamony-1 Mar
tin y Lawson3 Steinheil- EckhaIdt & Meck-I Speyer
II McCracken Livng.ton-l Bret q Engler-i ID NJ
peyser-l Englef4 Jolly Feres-l Crosby COL Daphnis
Gaand-i Gsgnein-.2 Charruaud schlumpf 4 sebeI-3
vis-i Draper-5 Fanfernoe y Dulus3 Stewart co
-2H And ews-l phipps u col Berby-i T. Hyde
coz Read Taylor-4 Derasmes x Bozard-l Colvlll u
Fleming--2 Vom Baur-l schmidt Vogel-3 Wiener--i
= Hrssenbeg Y COS iuny 4 Behrmann-a B Bnsse CO..
nett II Ward col Little, Alden 4 col q Peck-i
Caffs Melber-l Mathey 4 co-io4 Dufot fls-s
Murray Il co-200 Banaiou-O0 Schmidt X Voge-iOo ID
Gracie00 Heerdt300 Renard Francois-70 Bre thaupt
Chung II schneider-2 w Werckmsister-39t to order
The New York herald., 1844-11-20


Quotations for fancy stocks still falling, and the
panic in Wall street gains strength. Rumors Of failures
of members Of the old b,ard very current but
mentioned There tmust be many explosions.
The tremendous depreciation experienced within the
past two weeks, cannot be afforded and bankrupts will
be made very rapidly. Great efforts were made to-day
to stop the decline, but without Long Island
fell of per cent; Canton ii Mohawk /; Harlem 81 East
Boston %; Stonington, !; Norwich and Worcester, Il
Erie Railread q Illinois, s.; Ohio 6s, .; Kentucky, /,
United States 6s 8; New York SIS, T. will be per.
ssyed that the depression in the maket is beginning to
esct good stocks This shows the strength ofhe
PRO ucing this state Of things only satisfies that the
lnks possess power beyond anything 'ded
in derangng all the ramfcations Of trade and
The stock spectators not the onT sscted by
the recently adopted by the banks of this city
hs mercantile classes cut off short Others ard
it 10 with the greatest difficulty that dollar be OBJ
tanned from the banks. We have heard of failure in
the mercantile line Notwithstanding this scarcity in
the money market and the falling of in stock quotations.
which has been going long prices for many Of
ancies still very high compared with this time last
year, Quotations for many Of which we annex:
n.x~-
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

Thoss marked with under the banking law
There has been quite falling of In the circulation Of
the old issues, but the decline has been than oet
by an increase in the registered circulation We notice
in the detailed statement from the Comptrollers Office
that the amount put down being due the Treasurer Of
the United States, Is oIly $27so96 According to the
monthly report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the four
government banks Of this city had deposit the 2sh
Of Ocober only three days before the date Of the Comp
trollers retrrns, $Ss7alos being $2oe544 than
given in the official returns II 10 hardly probable ha.
this amount could have been drawn from these banks In
that short time but it is possible and one reason
for the very great decline In the stock market. The
banks Of this city In generalgovernment banks ond all
ohers-reiuse TO loan dollar the best securities
aoat at the highest legal rate of interest How long
this state Of things will continue 10 impossible to tell
but at present possibility Of relief until after
the LIST Of January next when the government payso
portion Of it, debt.
The banks Of this State must at first be very cautious
in any expansion they may determine They
FIRST feel their way, and they progress lay basis for
their operations premature expansion would be short
lived and these institutions thoroughly satisfied Of
this iact and govern themselves accordingly. An exten
sive imitation in the currency not brought about at
The late revulsion eight years coming to
crisis, viii ihe aid Of the United States Bank The
State banks having the whole field to themselves
cannot expect early result but these banks
ara in exience there must later be expan
sion ofcreds on imitation and depreciation in the
rency unless they checked by frequent publicity Of
bank reports To this must at last, and Il may
as well be before another explosion aer The mins.
try Of Great Britain have been compelled adopt the sys
tenn Of weekly reports and there s certainly much
necessity for such system in this country Banks
public institutions they receive all the privileges
they enjoy from the people, their credit exists In the cong
6dence Of the public at large and every individual Is
liable be called upon to give them credit BY taking their
promises to pay these grounds they should give the
greatest publicity to their affairs; there other con.
sIderaons in favor Of this system, Ia II checks any
movement in ts incpient state, likely to destroy
dsrange the regular course Of trade snd produce spscu
ation, over.rading and bankruptcy 1t would produce
greater regularity and uniformity in the operations Of the
banks and ensure equalization Of commercial affairs
tending vastly to apermanency in the property Of the
country.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washinston.
lCorrsspondence Of the Herald I


- WASHINGTON, Nov. l8 1874
Inc result OF the late election the All absovh;n.
'opic' Is still discussed both an to IN cau..s .nd
consequences. The despair Of the vb;,. vh.r
'ne result OF the New York election was known.
can oe conceived, not described and if JOY could
be added to that experienced by the democra,. 4
was afforded them, in witnessing the enthusiasm
which some persons appeared to manilest in
their success--such deser,ion on one side sucb &C.
QUESTION on the Other and such pouring in Of ,bos
who had been confined to the house for \ week
by :llness," was certainly both amusing and ridi.
culous.
Had Mr.. Clay been elected there is no doubt bur
that there would have been a very general clear.
ing cut OF all but the faithful and when the evil
ana deoasement that such an act does and gives
rise to duly considered, trust that In the +leva-
uon OF Mr. Folk great good will be Effected that
Is, lei him set the example Of showing that the
tenure OF public Offices are neither political or
elemosyHary. We have suffered from the injuries
conse quent upon different view from this--ei rs
proht by experience. Ii Mr.. Polk acts IN this an
some OF his friends say he will, he will reap rich
reward "Nous verrOns'
- generally conceded here that Mr. Calhoun
ana Mr.. Mason will retain their seats in The
cabinet, but no one tell, as not q line has been
time.
1t is also said that some " British gold" chansed
hauds here In consequence OF the resut of the eec
tion, 10 the very great surprise Of the loser for
now could Mr.. Clay be defeated when every one
ne talked with was in his favor4''
The results Of the court martial are not vet pub
lshed The buresque that the wings are geitina
up ABOUT reduced prices, the stopping Of the build
ing OF houses, &c, II well understood here. and
tetches Just as much as it deserves. T.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
POKT OF NEW YORK, NOvEm8ER 20.


Cleared.
Ships HsadIish Hudson, Moore Lcndon, JShn orsMold' @
iNofi Moribsek. Hamburg, sch%id. Bsichea Jud.
SON. BIys9n kinss,on "a casisd Spencer Sidney Mont.
oa and Key West Maand-seST. Xiliaush, KIbam' na.
sisal Buck Peters, Glohs seeev Demerars Smith Tat!
Co; Trio, Chamberlain, Boston.
Arrived.
Shin North Bend Crocks from Batsvis Aug with mdse
Ocean, Amsterdam. LET, sbp Aid.bsron from Boston.
jus, arr only AmeTc.n scian sarque Anomno or Palermo
Sco Scy k.sas f.ssG Hs. tSs' o, s
no American vessel IN port;
Sept with ma.e, 20 Gerdng HUNK! !emann Mrs HaigSt.
passenger lady Of the American Consul at Antwerp died
New SsTaae Churchill McIIvey day. from New Haven.
In ballast bound 70 Philadelphia.
west Coast Of Hca via Port Paa Cape de vsras 0e as
Brig Abeona Doane 30 days from Curacos with 900 pieces
Ie Kate n B"" z for Ss%
York; Emerald Snow nst from boston Balque Nimrod
WISE sid day for New Orleans. Bu1ue Rochelle Huck
Brg Maria L. Hi, Hill 20 days from Campeaehy, with 500
a' voc az 70 Aap 5 swsy c,sy s, ss va, ss felt
British brig George NJ soule, Mann "a days from Turks
ws Ssr:s s oG2Y ssfy' Sc '% s w.
from INV, which continued dsyso.t part Of decs Fad
sel bottom upward, supposed % have beens ship
Brig Ame,hyss Anderson S days from Lagec with plaster
British .chr Jane sprst Frazier, days from Halifax
shs Timoleon, McFarland from Lubec, with plaster
schr Laurel Packet Cary, from Richmond, with coal, to
schr Chief Van Name 2days from Virginia. with oysters.
schr Patriot Crockett; Cors Smith; Hero forwe Juno.
plsbnry Antilles Stanley; Helen Mar Holmes. and franklin
Schr Uuon from Passport with potatoes
Schr danges, Horn Calais, lumber.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

Ey LHbt NIVhts BOutheFn MNiI.
PHiLApELrHiA, Nov l9Arr Betsey x Jane Thomas Man.
ala; Dunbar Fall River; Veo p-ujeion Pro.
fB,saSs Bssa,s Emerald rn aodgSon Bo. Alabama
= BALT,MoRE. Noy is-Ar Susan Lauderman, Trinidad;
tom " arlington Gatche La Gusyra Cosmop lite Oliver
arcoo; James fowe keene Nassau Gen Clinch RadciiG
MaIa Ma Latouene; Direct Brsss Ml!isrn, Coles nisss
hn Hsmmond and Ovoca, Sguires York; Brave Hnlfock
ss sssvanah; A,m'da Tlefhen Ports mouth Nh SID Chpoia
Mes Coast Of Africa; Ida, Haett Boston; Gen
NoRroLx Nov ie-Sld Dennerara blanchard Europe; A
Lancaster Lo,eand. Mobile In Hampton Eoaas Candace
bgtman baltimore for Fell River; Lucy Loring Portland
Tor hchmond; Mariner Adams, Baltimore Tor Nantucket
- Foreign ssOrtA.
MANsAriLLA. Oct T=ln port NtIeus, Masury I'm Boston,
disg, Only American Sid Is h. lucinda Snow. Boston.
Ia GuArnA Oct z7ln port, Rowena, Wilson, from Pha.
derha, arr 2slh, for Porto Cabello. only American:
ARsciBo, Nov 2-ln port, Mary, Luirio Gom Demsrara
NASSAU Mp Nov l0-ln port, Partridge, Doughty, Vic.
tonle. bunts. dsmasled ia the gale vi the 9th ult.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
Foreign Markets

H.vAsA, Nov 7,h -Cochneal, in dep none coffee, no
sc s.oUS honey little LETT molassss mol leg 81 gallons y
brown 6l a6A white clone lOt. yellow 81 IA brown
alone ha o. Cucnrucho 53-he market s active and
purchases are with difficulty made o. extreme rates to-
hacco windward. 10 20, good supply wax white u
is yeilow y 10 ? scarce Exchanges go daya-Lon
Clean-U States 81 per box sugar 3 a 4 rals per bag
coffee; 81 per hid nolasrs -Phlad-iphia Gar Nop 10
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

On Tuesday morning 18th instant, at Christ Church.
by the Rev. Dr.. Lyell THOMAS w. CHANDLER, to CARO-
LINE AUGUSTA youngest daughter Of the late James NJ
Harris, all Of this city
On the 18th inst at the Church of the Assumption
Brooklyn. by the Rev. w Bacon, Mr. JoHN MIrcHsL.
to ELIZA daughter OF John Nulty, Esq all OF city
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS. This Court this
morning took up the case of Samuel VanderRrift.
yoang man oi the rowdy order. who srragned yes
terday evening on an ind cment charging him with b.
ing concerned IN tho OF at Southwark on Sunday morn
ing the TIN OF July The evidence the
went 10 snow that the prisoner actively engaged In
managing and directing the cannon which ives fi ed
against the church OF 81. Philip de Nen-PhH Gar Nor
10 -
ACQUITTED The Jury in the OF Stephen House,
tried IN the Court Of Quarter Sessions Yesterday evenns
Ib. ~. sNA''S'-
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
Rioord } Parisian Aiterative MIxture, for

the eranent OF primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes any complaint produced by nudcous
Of mercury. or unsktu medical treatment All
this rS,wsu purifier without delay no consider
cleansing the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
SOLD IA single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen ST.
carefully packed and sent all Of the Union Sold
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau st.
w. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20


Correspondence or tho Herald.
Since nv las, ,.oo,, ,v ..o TascaHvasp Jny 80 ls.
y H%iifs y; as as.s ss, ~ s fs
LHrs' Ia' s,s sN,asn 20 mo-. ia0s sp.
I;f! 'zs As ssss; ss
as IL john K ssa i 'po q.
lydia will for on iii. coast and then proceed
miscellaneous Record.
Packet SIR II. HUDSON. for London will sail to-day At IL
o'clock Her letter bags win close at II o'clock.
d.,. o the s 5 ns, .. ~, T., letter sm Bssmse under
s% S% New VIZ AZ oI hS S.w s,Ys a.d reported h;
Assco os h s ws'H % so the S5nss
%s Asss%. GS 70 Be- :s se wiz L
and New Orleans line Of packets aud was by Cap
sS @ sss sHa Sd wh
ne Ss.ss e G insured for $1,000 her full value and the
. WIneKcsp, =, Deyereuy of the Corsica NorIeans,
beam ends with bottom black buwsrt, With spars "r
sn sonf Should % . Hsns under
had been in that situation but short time ''A' '''e
Whalemen.
u sfsas {. S e E ca sS for the Pacific spoken 10th
H.,4sA Nov TN sr.. ro., American. IS.: Roger, :, 49,,
Sssss SasG on Moro Castle bound a Norma Barton New
Lake Ports.
peo RuEgs MontEomary 6wanansah. Bdws c1sps. cps.
fEs1 f:ssss Hs s%si Msi s
Sy iSw saSu.pyy MSSiy nS ssnSaay Psy:O
sreais %hse D. anis IN su. c RoSy SEmpd
s1Ga. TssS s.Ss,d dMeE en. ns' Set E isF
ss saSs1 aSa ESSos ss Berws q Granger Farpor
Sso Sso &s &ssss ssss' Ss
Home Ports.
BANGOR, Nov l5-AT Diamond, Haock. Baltimore
hhEwsuRrronT Nov ia.AT Forest, varins. Ponce.
Coleman f;as". AnIs,ry csssspt Nelson Cd Nsaas
W%ss% ref Te" WsG Wsaas "FSs aSa
VSan,se Basett Fse,cksbug; sarah Boys Baltimc,e
,Sys FLs Hudson N.Y. Rising sun B"rroas2. AS,ay ame
sha sa Nn & ss R.Sd RMPSsGS T. Nq"s Mas smith Fh
and a1..s Js%s, sampsl so%sn Phsdeps Amty, rowsi
ady das'op SD dAn nieS MS
Iowpsend and Jos Lybrand Rogers Philadelphia; Superior
Ba'ssel Noy i57Arr Emeline Munro Matanzas; William,
a hs & hef s and
oa;.s Isea. Albany Aass Baa ma
ydeaes Silvia ESss HsSes New Bedod: Arva Jopss prs
b%1;hisg; % ; Gen Laayetie Jarvis Yonke N.Y. New Jersey
sata. All Ma' soaS dare fBSw B".,an @ an" s%oIS Chen d
& a Ra EuSa Sn from from
Thomaston for oders Caslda Crabes Georgetown for
CHARLysTer Nov le--An Baltic. Godfrey, NYork CID
Acadan Bl Ard GLASGOW, SINUS setson, New Orleans:
MogyI noSy, , Me ndes; Weymcuth Jarvis NOrleans
Emer West NYors Jubss xtwood Hade,"Mnno0 dssno0 Mary
Ss' %-. ye yss rd T., Perkins
EoiS E%ai.a ysSDs ssTGs sss%Se s;,h
Ihomaston. ~
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

TIVOLI SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND vARICK STREETS
ME undenigned respectfully inform their frends and the
public that they have ned tho Tvo saloon formerly
Richmond Hill corner Of Charlton and vack streets for
the season. aud 70 accommodate all who may with
!her the largest and commodous
\, tne city which Will s let on reasonable terms for Balls
's'n on fs M.re ER43ESGGE R4EGis bsaaaautIroN saaur Popr.o
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
SocOnd BOARD.
New stock Exchange.

SALES OF SrooKs-BosroN, Nov. Is.
Erehanse Board, Nov 1910 shares Boston and Maine
naToad i06s; Boot Mills 100; rs Boston dividends
a; % Western Railroad. 81; 25 do 10 ds $751; 100 do
sot; sNorthamp,on and Spring RR. 1905 lao Nor. and
Wor kk 20; 400 do 6ei; 90 do o m. 7i3; 400 do
m, 7i5 l50 Reading RR I'm 243; 100 d. 24 SO do
lw "a; $50 dos o I'm 3Sb; 100 do m 24f.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
Passengers Arrived /,

ship Xi'le de Costar and
Holmes lady aud child Philadelphia; Theo Hartrick lady
child and servant Mrs Wiellen and child Mr. Wapler France
Sanchez, Guatamala.
AHrwEaP-Shp Gustav Wasa-Mr English, lady, thr,e
childen Mr. Haeht Consul at Anw er-7S in the
steerage. = -
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

'sehr Argus, Kogsrs Erankfor potatoes.
bchr Sxa Sefrsnt, Post. Bangor, pota,oes
schr Huron, Hill Burksport, potatoes
schr ifrecian. Herrck Sedgwck pots6oes.
Sclr Kate Aubrey, Chandler. Nortn Yarmouth potatoes
schr Vine. Woodbury., Newburyport, sugar '
Schr wankinco Crowel. Boston, ish.
Schr Aurora, Foster, Bnston, molssses
schr VIM H. Turner Hinckley. Boston, mdss
schr Medium Starr, Plymouth, fish.
Schr Commodore, Wilcox Bristol. RI. mdse.
Below.
ship Minerva Brown 90 days from Alexandria Egypt with
mdse. TO Lawrence Phelps. S -"
. Sailed.
sh p Catharins Berry, and Warsaw, Hawkins Chare.tou:
and other. - .' -~s-'s~' "a' 'snnsn'
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
MARITIME HERALD.

M0vements OF the Steamships.
Steamers. Leape L3pI Duet .dme'a. Leave .dne'a
Britannia, Hewitt. Nov. =. Nov. IL. ....... Dec
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

ALABAMA ELEcrIoN.-Ths Mobile papers Of the
izth instant, contain returns from nearly all the
precincts IN Mobile county. The Wing majority
In the county is about SO In ls40 itgave Harrison
800 majority.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

velpeau's Specific pms, for the Radical
W. $. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent
Hunterian pispensary, No 3 Division st

sssbshed iss5 for The sucees,aI treatment Of
tes Red Drop The unparalleled celebrity and unexamped
success Of Ibis wonderful PREPARATION for itself
TO he forgotten while there afflicted on
the iaSe Of 'he globe l. is aonhins to observe how very
lodging every germ annhlatng every eprous spirit Of this
most dreadful Of ell disorders at the time terrifying
system against predsposon subsequent attack there
e. comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial OF this
ranted
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

sales Of stocks ut Philad delphla yesterday,
20 shares Philadelphia Bank, IO7i 25 Chessp. ske Ca
nal, 70; southwark Blk 6s3 $4,000 Tennessee Ss 18th
oa; iOo shas Girard Blk. So 9l Commercial Bank
si Nayig ton "a 20 Grard Bank, sj $1,000 State sl,
ID; $40 Lehigh Us. 4S 3S -
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

continue themselves Of Colds Couyhx Head.
1ears Rhsumaie Affections. Small Por. Msase osiveae.s
9iusnza and The host Of those indications Of the body of the
blood being out of order simply by reseverngy using Bran
d,ehs nesetabe Unirersa Pills so long symptoms Of
which experience has proved according nature
ing merely assisting her have in few days been restored
ho bJ of % hs BraGdsh f hsd sick for
sold DR.; Bndrehs Principal Office 2lI Broadway; 274
BoWery; and 2il Hudson street. \ -