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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

THE SENATE.-The National TnteIlicen.
Ger says.-"The election in Delaware Sc.
cures a Wing Senator from that State.
This gives the Wings 26 Senators Zone
half) certain, and leaves the Locofocos %.
The remaining Senator is to be elected by
Virginia. The Legislature elected in that
State last Spring contains majority of
Wings, and will therefore give US another
Wing Senator. This will make the Senate
stand after the 4lh of March next, Wings
81, Locofocos 25."
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
TO PRINTERS.

4 printer, n steady ahd ladusifi.
oos habits. enn go q permanent eta.
ali0n IN thla oaieo, , making io'ss.
diafs application. Our exchanges
will obllpe ua by Noticing The fact
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

and should take care especially 70 guard
against patronage aHd pllee NE aSh ysd.
diFR ~ Office being al swallowfd up by
lhs Calhoun end 4 yler qDa,i Hsp DaA,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Nantsd Atih.s sldes. ~ ~ lssfa
10 psinil0z i.alasaf uns isi~ssa "
sai "a gssp " srs. ~ks ear fsal eel,
wslltf A. tfskus1
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

PRoFEssoRsnIP OF AGRICULTURAL
iP.roiessorship Of Agriculture has been estab-
lIshed In Amherst College, Mass. The
P,roiessorship is conferred upon AIonzo
gray author of Scientific and Practical 40
ricuture."
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

FoRGIvENEss.--A deaf and dumb person
being asked "What is forgiveness p took a
pencil, and wrote reply containing a vol
ume OF the most exquisite and deep truth.
IN these words; sit is the odor which flow.
ers yield when trampled upon"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

lnere are shops in London enticing Gus
TOM with show boards marked "Ameracan
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

OREGON AND THE BRITIsH.-lt is stated
mat Mr. Dunn, agent for the British Hud,
son bay Company, has furnished the Mon
treai Courier with statement OF the com
Plete occupation ofOfegon onimo reaqanea-
az by the directions Of that company as the
representatives Of the British nation.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Total, 2lO35 1892 lSi3 Il
lssaquena returns included in VA
Sunhower, Clay 7, Polk Il.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
Greenwood Prices Cur

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY A. $. BROW
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

NJ. =. EpIscoPAcY.--Bs Bishop Soule, the
senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has invited Bishop Andrew to Join
HIM in his visitation TO the Southern con-
ierences. Bishop Andrew has consented
thereto, commencing with the Virginia
Conference of Lynehburg. On his way
thther Bishop Andrew preached twice al
Charleston, TO very large congregations.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

The closing quotations for stocks Yesterday wera
somewhat higher those current at the close Of pre
vious weeks. During the week there have been great
fluctuations in prices but the market seems to be grad
ualy improving, Notwithstanding the efforts Of the Bears
to the contrary Throughout the whole of the recent
panic government stocks have been very slightly affect
ed-the whole brunt has fallen upon I, fances which
nave fallen from fve TO fifteen per cent II il TO be ex
Pec'ed shat they WILL however from this
aocne the hrst favorable made they gener.
sy take extremes under any state cf the market The
iste depression has used up many weak speculators
whose movements have been the principal cause OF the
recent nreak down in prices and who usually operate
merely upon the impulse OF the moment trusting 10
sheer chance for any favorable result The market ia
nowsslmcs divested Of this species OF specuaors an
we may now look Tor greater uniformity ia prices and
more regularity inopsrations most every moveme,,
similar to that lately made in stocks can be
to these desperate, reckless speculators who hov;
everything to gain, and nothing to lose. becoms
purchasers on time to great extent and through he
very combinations made 10 sustain prices DESTROY them
and bring ruin upon each other rising market IL sure
to bring swarms Of these operators In the street. most Of
whom generally leave among the brokers everv cent
tney employed in stock speculations notwithsandire
which, the supply of these victims continues good and
an ordinary advance brokers plenty game to
pick Fortunately the inerss Of all classes tbese
menfs have very little influence on trade and commerce
generallythe effects are exclusively con6oed "a Tho
limits Of Wall street and the affairs OF each niydua en-
gagged in the business
The Baltimore money market continues verv essv and
rate interest about per cent but Tor short paper
the ruling rate about hvs per cent The offerings II
The New York herald., 1844-11-25


The week just closed has been very exciting and in.
feressiDs ono to those engaged in stock operations Quo
tatons o. all kinda Of fancy stocks have huctuated fio
one day to another three and four per cent Many opera
tors who, few weeks snce up their thousands
on paperhave left the street without dollar Several
failures have taken place among the members Of
both boards Of brokers, aud take the whole
together, there las not been 30 great q panic
in Wall street since last June. This is about
over. and movements will be rather quiet until after Con-
gress has come together The Bears will no doubt make
the most OF any thing likely to depress the and we
are inclined to believe those who operate for decline
Will make the most money. The stock market is in
very everish state and the least thing would bring about
relapse The message Of President Tyler 10 Congress
anxiousy looked forward to those interested in stock
securities 1t will undoubtedly take strong ground in
fivor OF the annexation of Texas and probably recon-
mend some fiscal agent for the of the govern
ment deposes. Whatever action may take place upon
the sof the Executive is subject of less
Importance to the nanciers Of this district They merely
look to these things for the effect on the stock
market and the object of each pary-he bulls and bears
lis increase or diminish the importance to be attached
to any movement Very unfortunately for those opera
ting for rise in prices the bears usually the strong.
est party, and nearly every political and financial move
ment operates to their advantage This is not all the
Bears are generally Of great men Of large
capitals, and any combination they may enter into to
deress the market usually effective and to the purpose
We annex comparative table showing the quotations
for each day Of the past week.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

In less than month find contraction In the issues
OF more than million sterling This contraction is no
doubt produced for the purpose of affecting the rate Of
interest 6od, upon comparing the diff rent depart
ments Of the institution corresponding increase In gov.
ernment securities II no doubt was found impossible 10
keep up the rate of interest with the rst issue under the
new ystem and reduction has submitted to az the
only wsy 70 raise it also appears from the above ex
tract that some movement il in contemplation by the
bank that may lead to revolution commercial matters
The only preventive against any great expansion or con
traction in the operations Of the Bank Of England is the
frequent reports the new system requires The necessity
Of making these reports may the Of
he bank butthe publicity given them enables every one
prepare for any result the bank may be disposed to
produce and from this fact cannot anticipate any
thing likely to occur OF very alarming nature. The
Bsnk Of England has, the operations Of this law be
come dvesed Of great portion Of its power the COM
mercial interests it yet create fluctuations in the
money market but it cannot do without giving suf
cent warning enable those interested to govern them
selves accordingly.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Notice Co Dlariners.

- pErAararsr OF srArs. Washington, Nov, 81. is,a ,
.s' da Il.
S &. s.;; Of Ass n e. ted 10 h
4 n. % The . info m,sa s %, O. those wIG% sy may
hvr wi,S%t any harSo', r,gasa avy sri s-
s.s soil The l,,., .s q section A.. owed
habit !, ere 81 ees Of F1a.SinI Wing. ei"r s%d II
in which enable. them to iy but ashor dssnc. The ar
ss..ss the d IL q s. ss.s q.
I'D vessel, ching the during high w,uds n
NILS e% he sna srAa At s distance o. my
A &.as .sss g lfssFf pa
Point 70 The wei P.aaeas. which lies in lat u1 q
sail easu '1s Ssh Ss % sspas s
eoms ns q s s sd a ns dee Of eA
deg @ min east possible the south ehana. should br taken
Ss mo @
but I TOO far % eewsd The norh channel may be catered BY
land eqadistapt from the land and the Island
Of water az de- whoa any ripple aap by
+ iod ss s q IL faS
r. sw and ssG .s o !" sSv |. a
fs addsny ssssraI last about % Se days.
ne Island ~, hsmy sp breaking upon bold rocky shore
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 22d init Bruce Cochran Indian
Ocean. CID 2,d, Matctla, Smith, Indian Ocean.
pos s &, a % & Gsr, Harding e. the James FH
spoken.
Henry Roberts, Roberts from New York for Mobile i7th
% sss.a, s.fgs o% i n hsIsy hssy y,
ssns ' 10Th inst. as mile. North
Pf PssSspSa ies Falmouth '. Sa i'm inst.
Monoasahsla Liverpool for phsderh, sth in, lat a IS,
on o. mhs reported seeing days be adrian Davis
Hsv E@sana MecnrSy Aux Cayes Tor Tor Boston, Boston, 9th inst
Foreign Ports.
9ad ps sn sd ready o sea TSd%.
Sss s's" s% ia As @ ;sm .aS ay Ss.;sa
10 A Adoa doas 40 W d fNsss Nss xls W % s Cochran
Planet cst Philadelphia 5R fiasa small is%Sit ias'polt
sas ,nS M.Ids s 5sSny fT c,
Flower Bsesissa arYa A%ssea h,Ssaa 1iisSi Blue Bel
eeu%si ssio s"i A%ia
cHsston BARRON e sMaand Ia cW baups
Home Porrs.
n. at atsS 'sS; e.
NGy sGd sTy ss A% t.aSs rSes rs."d
H9T srss. sA ac fs pHes raisra
ber; John Dunlap Case acmel nst-e,, Am vessel
5Ss ms;f aI ga%%at; Gowss and $ ssesba sk
Pesident Rich, rh,lsdelphia Arr29l Concorda Dor IL
verppol; Palm, Elddsr Rodlph, Fnn Arerzamendi Hatch
and Eclipse, WheIdrn. Philadelphia
paowRssarows y Noy sosi Josephps Williams Jeremie
22a tz. Nancy Kelly. baay; Heroine. baker Nlork.
EpGAnrows, Nov 2i-Ar 0!v". from the W bon.d T..
jayne A,beay; Fsirh,yep Joslia hud;.n ny Champion
Nnwronr; Nov 2-Arr Hannah < Abipaii Leland Dgnto,
Tor tswonh; trt Gsrdner. Provide tor Noralk
staples Fell River for do: t.ssex Smith do for NYork.
h,eHaoNp Nov 23-Beow, Lynchburg, Matthias WORK
Sid Priu Cheney Newbur Marietta Burr k,app, New
York; Roscoe, Yeaton, an N rragansr l. Baker NYork
SAvASNAH, Nov 2o-An Merchant Jordan. Portl nd Del
phns Curtis EsIeeta, Sprou Boston; Clinton Ii on
York CID Huds3n fage Ly rroo Carlos Manrsn Boston
Arr 8th lmpcfal " ed NYork: Arta Steison Hayaua-
Sid Ovr Brsnch Greeuock Comet West Ind cs Ann Mara
Boston; Ciar,, Baltimore.
TALLAnasssr, Ny l2Arr Louisa Poaid d: Gen Wilson
Minor, York I'D Tonqun, Gtimor d.; Onay Tat al,
Virginia. laiaot, do Lds Enee, Sawyer, do; Gay ugt,
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Died,

On Sunday, oath inst. CArHAnINE ANN PARSONS, eyed
two years and ten months
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at q O'Clock,
from the residence OF her father Henry L. Parsons
street. at the North River The friends acqu
Of the family respectfully invited to ateud with
out further invitation.
On Sunday, Oath inst. VIM McGRA1H in the 4ist year
of his age.
His friends and those Of his family, invited to a,-
tend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from
the corner OF Ninth street and avenue d, Dry Dock
On Sunday, gath inst. ELIZA JArK only daughter OF
James and Margaret Duhy.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
raj this afternoon at o'clock from 20 James street.
On Sunday - inst PETER g.. of Baptist and Ba.
sheha Fountain OF consumption aged "a years and three
months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family request
ed to attend his funeral this afternoon O'clock
his late residence 24a Rvngton street. without further
invitation
On Sunday evening" Gath inst at 81 o'clock Col DAVID
GOULD aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, Wednesday afternoon
~ Providence papers will please copy.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Dopnest,c ImDor,.tlons.

Safeguarding Serling-2 cks rice Morgan-2o Spof.
70 ileston co90 bales Bogar h
Graves--46 Gowdy Y Wells-2i Geo Colns-,3 Hol-
to order. :
sAvAsrAH-Brig New Jsvey-lRepoued yesterday POO
bales cotton II Brigham-35 4 X Graves-26 Wood
Tieston u CO.
GhoRGErown. SC-BriQ Juno-(Repor'sd yesterday)-Io
bales cotton srohord Tisston coi73 Colt co-iGi
ayerii-g Smith Mills COLO Brett Vose-l2 Sackett
Brcs--23 Sprague, Robinson & co.
CHsTLtsToS-Shp sulliyaa- Rerored yeserday)-55 tcs
rice II Dorc-i bales cotton Post & Phps-a0 spofoJd
pesten co-i9o Victor T. puckwitz-26i Il Laff,n-i2o
rtrne ee kogers-67 smith Mills pkgs WIN Nelson
hd Jacobus Candct. 30 bales yarnW Merritt BIZ
Srsgnn,y-I Griggs col VIM Colgate Mln-8
Lewis Benton-l AGENT Hartford Steamboat CO.
,ghIw2od I Gec Cholw,i-l pkg MalezeuI Goprd col
h-J bbls Mer Ripley co--2O9 bales cotton 10 order.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

This market is Inactive. We quote 9enesee Aour at
Soal 4os3 all sorts Of southern 81 oss aA75; Mich
er corn 90 % cents; OATS according Kind 81 s6c;
rye oe ~ cents All kinds Of grain in fair demand
In al parts Of the country the business in eresdstns rs
ssumng seadiness Stocks in the Interior are seek
ing market on the coast preparatory the close
OF Navigation; and the supplies the several mpor-
for the season In the present Of n,ur
and gran there be wild speculation In the trade
such as marked the 1887 and the business is
quenily conducted in q healthy, Legitimate manner
In the absence OF speculation. however, rogues in
gram are perpersting ess frauds the -four dealers
ry IN the trade in produce to advance i6cses oi
stocks OF grain, &C. deposited at the west-n Ohio, for
instance and Michigan and other hour districts 1t ap
pears nat Tor some time past several Of the
have obtained from persons interested with them s III,
west certicaes that acer'an amount sf grain is
where else. These forwarders would then enter thi,
market with these certificates and upon ther face
from dealers here advance Of s. S. so per barrel
Of fvur to be by the staple ON the opening OF
gaion In the spring. and subject to<he market price
.nat time With the money thus obtained the persons i'm
picated would op'ra'e by having the OF for
raj months and also epjsy the benefit Of rise fall
the value Of the fsur. This appeared well nougb
safely enough till they discovered their ALT,
II seems that one of the dealers here suspectng that
made advances on rather unsafe grounds started for the
west early one ne morning. and found that he had BEER
most wofully bitten, by ascertainng that he had
90 upon what never really existed It then turned
that greater part OF the advances made here and else
where were upon fraudulent certificates there not having
been barrel Of -four stored at any Of specified
This business has been conducted for we don't know
what length OF time In the same way have the produc
ers at the west been imposed upon by similar
in the cities These men here started what properly
stocks deposited her they have large qnant
ties Of breadstus &c. which they have take good
to sell at once When the poor farmers presented the
certihcates II they found any to whom to present
them they have learned that they Frauds and there
fore not worth button.
II Is strange that after many warnings, the farmers
and merchants should permit themselves TO be so eyre
gously deceived is not strange Of the farmers
cause their means Of obtaining information very
good but that merchants In this city should be
upon in the manner have described strange indeed
1t exhibits looseness in business transactions that eugh
not to exist In mercantile crces and we hope th
last warning will have some beneficial effect.
The operators at work
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

Son. L< sch Emerald Of and for Boston, same day; Chs
ter Ei. Markets stocked with American produce
Schr Belmont, days from Baltimore
schr Harriet Fuller. from Lubec plaster.
Schr Mary Angus's. from Lubec, plaster
Sehr Teneare, from Lubec. plaster.
AR RKsRs IsLAsp-Brg Gen Stark Langthorn and schr
Melville, Kent from Eastpou.
ship s. Mary Foster from Ragged Island. with SALT TO
Also. ship, brig, unkaown. Wind wv. blowing frssh.
eaffso.
Steam ship Mamora. Page Havana Mexican war steamers
Guadaloupe and Monexua and brig Of Santa Anna for
Vera Cruz
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. 0ABRlEL DE KORPONAY.
II As the honor Of informing The Ladies and sn,e1@ Of NJ
York. and vicinity that he has arrived for e pusposS Il
- S sSes ee u :S1n.s :.S Ds:s
Mons X has lately arrived fiom Bossos, SsnscH ~ No.
po. where he syle met The yarmsss eAnon d s p.Sis
&s s:'ss:z :,::a - ,s s.:: .: n.:;: s:
ne valse ds Deus Pas-the Maxourka-isW Cosioss-sv
dsM,op.* Msn, snd il, =: Aa:r,s.s !. .r.. ps.es:
vii Ss SE1ss !. .s EssS d
man and English language.
Room. srv ssxsssd P.rk .ee,striey psi,sss. seol
he Polka and the QuadriIea q az prsssus daaesi N
me aAhonabe circles OF London Be- tauehs m IT
lessons, except the Mazourka All osrs twensy.
For fgrher p.riculan inqnirs Of MONS KORPONAY, q
TsEms;-ciaas Lsssoas irom 10 TO H. A. M, nsei ~
:s ss@,~.ss ts~ I...oas jysa and q.. s
Pr.sse Lsssoas-sI LESSONS ~ twelve ssso:s 0is; quas
An ohsr hoan will b devoted Public lusd.s AesA
VI her and the public n genera that she L about "a
form Ciass de Darce for ladies and esstsmsp IN WhisS
n. will h- fsvors Polka Masouria and ar 81. osjss
f,shosakIe Dances of the day =
The morning hool will from O'Clock 70 o'clock.
md the evenins from O'Clock TO o'clock = -'
LADIES' and g-eu wishns tiou are rsuuess,d TO n
4 WE n-y.rdn, hon No , Psrh Place. MO lmissm
lis ul-i Sd ktVIN.
ukNEk on CHARLTON AND vARiCK sTREETp
pase $ y hsss s a.s jsE ,a h', :a1 ..s e
lehmond Hill corner Of Charlton ana va1ck srsrn for
ne season and % accommodate all who favor tm wiSk
Which % ;: .; e 81 and ,:.sss sS: e
l.e,ing;. Parties and Ds and al ESc nay ssor .s. NJ
A:ii ~ "a. is.m '9ekk2ESSHs '9kSEsis S5SJAEaf n.,
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

Nov. 23-Suppes Of beef cattle come in freely and
sales have been readily made this week
ly prevailing rates On Monday the offerings at the
scales amounted to $50 head Of which taken by
packers and 500 by the city butchers We quote the e
ire nes OF prices paid ST 373 37t per 100 lbs on the
hoof equal to 81 80 net The sales principal
coms nvery freely this week. but p ices have ruled at
about previously prevailing rates, viz 50 rs s7A per
100 lbs We understand that about head have aea
dy been taken by the packers this season.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
State OF Trade.

A:HEs Pots are very dull at 81 Pearls arc very steady
at - IS S4.2S.
CoAL-The shipments last week show falling of Of
about 600 tons which will be much greater this wssk
The bcam generally their last trip, unless th-
present mild weather should continue which hardly to
be expected We quote ireiehts 10 Pnadelphia by ca
nal % cents; to New York ~ 90 By railroad 81 10 and
VI To- The shipments from the Lehigh to the 10Th inst
amount to about 355 900 tons.
CoTToN-The market is more steady since the arrival
Of per steamer Britannia and holders less dis
posed to supply the market; he other hand buyers
stand off and demand aiuther concession The business
transacted has been small and amounts TO 500 bales 4
previous rates We annex the quotations current
LIVERPOOL CLAssFiCATf0v
YKuLua LA L. W. La AloLs n neI
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER as.


sw.dish brig Tipperhen Peterson, from Stockholm via
Bi Joseph Atkins Higgins ~ days from Para with mds~
70 Allen Paxson. Left brig Deposit, and sophia f,r
Sal. m, unc.
Brig pe,s, Meri. % days from Laguna With hide, $3.50
otis iogwood tn Rowland " AspinwaL Isft br,v Now
CHANT, for NYork, 10 days
nr,g Mary Hoope,, Tryers days from Rum Key with
rt5 bushels salt 10 J. Mathews; $3.50 10 master =
gsis st-rIing Hamilton deys from savannah with cotton
IN Durham Dimon. -
Brig Msasachu.eu Collins, days from New Bedford, with
oil, to master = -
wv bales skins tons dyewood 30 do futc jos Foulke
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

confidence and trust Il Ia rumored that the two
members Of the Legislature elected from this city
will oppose him, in consequence of not recev-
and for which they had made application-bui
such petty malice will be brooked on the onset
The rumor that General Cass would also be can
didate, is without foundation.
Mr.. Noah, the popular comic singer, lies in
precarlous situation, in consequence OF injuries re-
ceived from young Ralhbun, (son of the Buffalo
one) In dispute. II is not expected he will re-
cover; the circumstances Of the affair will soon
undergo an Investigation, and will undoubtedly be
made public. More anon. Yours, &c G.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

Nu FafIshan AItofat1V0 Mixture, Tor
the '~rmanent cure Of secondary syphis venere
ulcers nodes or any compant produced by use
Of nnika ,au medical All
this powerful purifier without delay peson can consider
himself safe alter having the veneea disease without thorough
Sold e single SSss at g each a Of half dozen
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau st. -
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

The Concentrated Extract OF Sarsaparilla,
Gntian and Sassaas prepared by the New York College Of
MsSsns and s;tsei:hsd for the oppression Of
sessng all the purifying qualities curative Of the
above hebs is confidently BY the College
hnitei superior of Sasapaa before
iGs public and may be relied on certain remedy 20, all
scrofua, saheum. botches pimples ulcers
pain IN the bones joints nodes eutons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects of
syphilis or an iniudicious Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles IS csnts EACH
!. in c.As Of half dozen Bodies. s......sssS
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
a. BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Oice of the College, IS Nassau street
W. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
Second Board.
New stock Exchange.

SALES AT BosTor SrocK ExcHAraE-Nov. -.
800 East Boston dividends. 44; IS Norwich and wor
cester RR 100 Reading RR a4f % do soiw a4f 20
Island RR, 76{; 80 do, boty, 7s; lO0 do 70.
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

at sba as7tc.
Psovisioss-There Is little more enquiry for Ohio
roik and we quote at 81 93a 50; me Is still held
a. 800 There IL ry little doing IN Beef we quote
Mess at S5371 $S o; Frame at - 4s3 $475. Ohio
La.d In moderate req uest and quote barrels at o.
Snd kegs n Q. Chst % v held at n a63c.