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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Rea1s most OF the tOwns III oIk
ern states New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware end Mary
land.
msy be seem V. B. PALMER.
Ies etti Agent for Country Newspapers. lt0 \asan-st
TNAlRBA BANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.-The
manufacturers have brought these Balances To very great
degree perfection. and. their various modfcauu nave
adnped them all the for which heavy t'nr-nc'3
are renrired hy weight. In the i-canicn cnnsucton cne
taken to scc.re 81 i ENGTn BlI.lTY and ACCu-
RACI-accurucy not merely specific point and tr AZ
amount but urU-r accuracy nj angle OF the Platform
md thous ,e entire range from the lowest TO the high
est capacity oi the Bannce:
These scales keep adjustment perfectly are never abe
10 and seldom 10 expense tor repas hey
arc IN most Of tie Railroads in the United State ar u
come of them they have been long the operation BENG
nerec So also in the Dormant and Portable Scales weigh
ng merchandise Merchants and o;h; who have had them
in constant OF years testify to Their uni I'M
accuracy ard that they apur unaffected by wear
These scales have been psene England. where they are
extensively used hih private warhonses and public Az
ways. Ell.l alD I'll, W. ~ Mti s'ioe''
o9j eodly J. W THDRNE No. lB Broai street. n. Y.
rf,UE TEETH-A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT
iu sets Atmospheric pres>un principle: also single
Teeth Sets pnr ui sets inserted IN the neates' stye o
j. e fSkEY Dentist, g Murray street next door TO the
Chur h. Beg; Mineral Teeth used and warranted.
iel. 2nenit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ApRolr ArrEMrr To BREAK JAlL-The off.
GERS OF the Albany Jail on Fnday discovered
and npt in the bud most daring and ingenious
plot among the prisoners fo, breaking jail and
escaping Tire principals engaged in this attempt
were jacob Hogan, confined IN chafge Of grand
l,rceny and arson, and Lloyd aud Cutler, tak,n
no for his hway robbery IN Bstaehem some lime
aro 4 coored man named Loran Lewis WAS
also implicated. Having procured a file, Hogan
converted the blade OF t4blo knife into fine
saw with which he cut through, in two places,
the lower cross bars OF the CRATE To IN" cell doors
and ,hcn, by main strength. burst the bars so
tha, he crep1 out and by means of three wrench
es-one of which had Been conveyed to him, and
the other TWO formed of hinges ipTced 'r7m the
doors of the privy-,ook off the locks which fast
ened the doors of the other coils, and, aided by
his accomplices, commenced operations on the
ceiling of an upper cell. By means OF razor
they cudeavored TO cut through one of the beams
which supports the upper story, having cut
which, they would have got out on the roo and
then let themselves down by a rope which had
been made out of thor blankets, and which was
about thirty feet long. The beam, however,
nroved too thick to be sawn through in time for
them to escape, and they were forced to retreat
To their cells, concealing what they had done as
well as they could The sharp eyes OF the keeper,
Mr.. Winpc. detected traces of whatthey had been
about when he made his first ROUNDS, and lhe
whole plot was exploded directly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

6,pAl CDAi.-Sulyriof Peach GrchaIJ kei Ash Cos,
;rur, the Spoon and salem, v,ns-Egg and BIoten 20
stove 81 IS Nut si %. well screened wei. hea oy eW
,.yhef and delivered ittc to any part c nc st
tpply nj the yard Coz; Of Greenwich and Chropl .Ve'
or Al ll6 Amos Coa bY the csrgv-fea nnd aus c!l
r,sS I'm JNs rch't>N-e.--.--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

OFJnmcs It. Hodge. whois practically familiar w'th
Mining operations and the working oil cfc IN the Unled
o,e. nnd Cuba may be consulted tic value OF minnG7
lands. ores, md nnerni his No. 2 Granite Building
corner of Broadway and Chamte5s street
lie will anaIyze Minerals ~o- Waers. and articles OF Com
merce rs Potash. Bara. White Lead &c &c specimens
OF Minerals Ores Earh be sen, 10 him from the cou
try and he will either their value und uses ut once or
submit then exact analy be required and his
charges vy vnry accordingly.
References Grnael. Mn,um {; Co. Pref. j. Revere, II.
Ii 4 Kol. E..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

.ARTHuR's LADIES MAGAZINE for Septein-
ber is already out II svery pretty. ferfe'' :" w.
Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

.rOAI! CUNi..All kinds summer pr'ces ioI >as ID
- ""-'''' - p Stokes DICK ERSON.
r,va n k1. iD1 lnth"uy 81 Gs1' Sn'ni~f0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

We hnve employed Mr. Hodge perform tors chemical
ana Tor Us, and the mnnne N winch they were
execie xe crn chseuy recommend bis service, To those
requiring such work. a. u. SANlfS ".
Ne.y- York, June !, 1874. !e4 eJdH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

c,uTNP rERFJMERY of every description. at ihe ~
.ns i,riulncy Laboratory GHd -oap Works Of jon pS
< VKUUii ~ t.niiy place, near ilaiy church 1' sih
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ry We have received The Morning Bulletin,
. neutral daily paper jus, commenced in Cincinnati
This is the eighth or ninth daily paper puoii'heo IN
that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

"rLrurRE fS But ONE proper and elfscfra mode bY
1 shrh the uv-rthrnw of slavery can bs accomplished
and that s b. leg. alive authority and ,. far my
,,FIa-- ran 80 seal mo-, be wanting WAsHIsoToS.
WE whose names subscribed adopting heartily the
ot;n o The FuIher cf County. DO declare Ourseyes
LIBERTY MEN and ssfee 10 farm Association under the
following o>..,-r,u-r,o>-
ARTICLE 1.-The oi thi. ASSOCIATION shall oe the
"BKOIKLYN LlEEkr rY ASSOCIATION"
and any eecio OF the city become member ey sutscr
bng 10 tbs Constitution.
Arr Our obj4c; shall be toe:sct 10 Office honest and ca
pab. Liberty Men ouicnunt:y ifn the oppressive
domination Siavehndiug ugarchy tn deliver the M
Ton and Stale from all espoSiTniy oT siayey nnd 70
carry cut principles OF lpai Justice AID Equal 9h'
INTO practical application. By tie fundamentally oil the oa-
lot box. NJ. w. D.;
ART s-The officers shall be-a President. one Vice PTes1
dent from Ward Secre.T and lieasifel VINO 'haH
compose the Executive Coms having general cbage oil
OF The Assoeiaton anI hve oil whom sia oe
nm These Officers and the Committee men shall De CHOSEN
annually Ht n regular meeting.
ART The Assoc shal mold meetings al nes ana
places designated By Commits and ,ni direct rs T'
strenuous enrts to the advancement OF te LAoe' "
The circulation Of newspapers, palphie;s. &c .u
meeting ofthe As,ocisuon July 31h 1884, the follow
Ing persons elected oceFs S ne snsIing ,Sc fes
President. 80 " VI. L hHii L'H-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

. MEXICAN AND SCOTCi FIRE BRlCk-5c,CeJ Ane
,,rnn "a nj scotch t. rk Tor sale IA lots to sh pus
chhSrs' ""'' '"' ' 81 RI0ad-sUe.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

NOR SIIE-A great bargain offered Ia busg!'t' or on
i crs connectel with the 6sinSs ~ The sails 81 -, ,'eN
rri txtup> ui ts lri. Store No. - Spring i coz
For ;utner pnf;icular, enqurc RUBl Ii. SHAh 'ON
M. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

,T.aMPIiENu CHEMICAL. on, AND BURNING fl'u-
- w. 10Y az "''-''' DIEII. BROTHER & co
No. t3 John street. New for4. r0d
r.s, Hicks S;rsat. Broklga
(,uEAP SOAP WbRKS-Grocen D'urren ana -
keepers supplied ch.nprr man ,tn 1e 'n I'd
WIN my ui,eI. !" ,I ,u ,',h', .t,.., MS In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

oTUOMPsOE'S THUS5Es. .OHics NJ: "a
N eeknan street ho2a, ~, ~ yart e. jS have "i;sn
decded preference a to ,n, ,n dio t r r. 'S 'SnE, G
nm the Cuptnre wiiSout pad which does 40 macn 'n
~ The spine slf being the best tss o rs sure Hy.
II Il npped and six tays' trial gwen, anf y u does e. a
lie rupture while performing every kind Of exercise o. 80
in2 and give perfect word 1t II IS mol sasSno
,ne on condition which you should buy any nus pet
nanent cure easily eifec and warranted, dTocuoaat
followed. - =. ,Lo "a. 40
IN ,sr 10 sun tbe.r cae. Sold wholAaie md ren 81 "
Beck maj street =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

a- North American Pnnian1. Monmouth Go
" j. address leetvile. P c.. IS miles om Ns.iok. via
.teamba ORl 5 tom Fulton Marze,o Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer. M EDWARD GILES Is the accredited
Asea: tic Phaanx New York. and may te consulted
n business fcr3I 70 o'clock P u. 81 h- residence No L,
Wnlke..s- IL sIn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
TRIBUNE BOOK BRIBERY,
40. SsRrcE STREET.
TILED STORY.


are prepared to e1ecu.s B;rtns foT BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
y g. Particular p=i ~ rzSi=4aE Old Book Pc
noicas Music &C. good siys and reasonable rate.
Persons visiting city have thei: bcok rebound
,hcr. cctics III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

IyII,L CHEAP FOR CASH The subscribers would iny''ss
the afisunn Of heir ;pnd. ard the PHbc I" her 'oNS
Goa, Consisting relch shurd o superior quality eh,sn.
,rkawsua I,srDooi Vrxino ard s'dne, a oi Wnchtney
WI, sell IN good order frrsoaabe puces. ny tEe ~ %
20 DC ivprc' 10 any part dths city or b:eSyn oec, Nr.
"a anG at the yard II Hudson ara thys
.tree and orders also pspsc rS,' pu,c'ssu'
attended 10. j. ZIP ttkss;,S
from M tlty,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
FLANNELS, FLANNELS.
]. ORVIt.L TAY LOR il c
PRINTS, PRINTS,
J. o. Il A Y l. o K " c o.

~ tCCtr SLlctl
OFFER the superb STYLES OF Fall rrnt., with strong addar
Fcn,,rs for nne ceat yard Merchants respectfully
invited TO examine this large stock n Cncns have b-e
selected with attention to patterns cocrlus nnG
800, alU
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

~ the Books OF S,.;,ec riI,tic', to the Capita
Sock afthe New YORK and Ela Erlrr-Co open
the Ctce Of tie Company. No 81 iNa bec9eri
aours oflo and5. VIZ. y GOULD. Ssc:e,aIy.
Nov York iprl Slth Isl. gb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

EIALL TRADE-5OU1H AND WEST T..--Advertisemenu
z are received for Southern and Western NewSpnEer, and
or,7n ded by the Agent " H. Palmer, the Coal Office No
lO Na,suuseet (1bCne Buildings opp,Ete the City Hall
M! Agency embraces most of the principal newspapers IN the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

s,NnE CoN. FIFE OPPOSITE the PARA-i"A
l RISE Buildings. ,s,A ...s =,
COijf the Lt,, au l;y adapted in s:nG; ara s';s, y.
,be respective uses sae oesh prtsrs ~ 'os
.,tr:r. Bnt.dng~l opp.~,e C.is Hal, w:
Peach ,i-chnri. Wii:e A., Srhu> XII. Lsnne
ns-.s u,Su,,.n Ersy An S.huy iktll, Sydney.
p-sj r.nr,,.i, ah,rh Newcastle.
ls.'.e p'ctou, 4 {.
v IS sil.NtI.N. w .NNss" =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

,DIIIl' l,l.l a N Nl1eN oNT 'u 10
Mo. -ihi5s .,--,, 'h,re can be h the ,i, VI,
- rsd a N ii-, h tlrchnri -ni earh Nuu''Hn Z
~ -. - IN rS., ur,e Tn> 81 Nl be "erHns
~ he a, -. b, qna,y tom the sam and Soohn Vs,o,
~, h I. ~ -, ~ kevt ~. ard iHst Nt'E ny
-i ~ nj NJ n. ,is--s se,' iof cr ttee "ee''
~ t,,, l. ~. catsa ..d Nrsinh 'oal, &" me -
1rdr,, fsce ihe ysEd ~ through tbs DT'e"
f,. ~ ~. be 9fains;D 4'ral's % JAMES BoYCE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
MACKIE & LEVERETT,
COmnISS SSION EIEItC iIANTS,
No. ir7 WATER STREET,

tBeiow Wall sevt.j
JOUH 4. MACAIE, lote aiackje Onkey & JennisuE.
JOSIAH 8. LKvgRETT ln,e -everet, 'rhomns. }'.i
r.ueH cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Ases. Tin
Pats Bnncc Tin. Lead. Copper. Znc, Speter Wire Eng
is American and Russia Sheet Iron Hoop Iron. B'nsen
Rods, Band Iron Nail Spike Rods. Siovel. Spades Cast
Steel Bads Tacks and Sparro%b'i' s. Kettles Tinne''
Tools. Scotch English q American Pig ,T"I. SC. -
Fire Proc; Safes and Iron Chess u cIiSzsS. mis- 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

For farther particulars and CONCLUSIVE egfcnce 81 us super
or value and efficacy see pnnphe,s w- ua7 Le cb,aint
gratis.
The New York herald., 1844-11-04

The closing prices yesterday show slight decline from
those current the previous week. with two excer-
tons Morris anal It will be has advanced more
than fifty per cent In table OF sales at the boards Of
brokers' will be observed that this stock quoted at 80
"a per cent this Is the new stock issued by the
company under the late sale It appears that all the old
stock has been turned in and the nsallment Of twenty
Ave dollars paid up and we may expect for some time
come large operations in the stock The parties
in possession determined to make something out
Of the work possible. The excitement created by the
election OF the board OF directors to the Erie Rail
Road Company has nearly died away and the stock sells
in the street for about the before the election
No movement has been made to give impetus to the
work, and we have no doubt the policy will be pur
sued under the administration that the
old The greatest difficulty public works in this vicinity
have to contend WITH the pursued by those who
obtain the management Of them Two thirds Of the di
rectors Of the rail roads in the neighborhood OF
this city, have other object in Wow but to
get up some speculative demand for the stock in
the street, as to enable them 10 get lid of what
they mayhold The ultimate ofhe work about
the last thing thought Of cared for This feeling ia
very general among capitalists in this city, which not
confined to stock operators and to this feeling be
principally attributed the management Of the affairs of the
companies. and the half finished state of of psb
lie works These remarks in a apply to
the harlem, 10 tne hOed
No sensible would purchase share Of the last named
stock to put one side permanent investment and
believe few could be found with sufficient faith to do
with stock in the Harlem There does appear, amidst all
the mmanagement and extravaganza Of this company
strong probability that this road will eventually be pro-
dctive property, and good investment but from pre-
sent appearances, the Erie road is hopeless
With one or two exceptions, very little confidence il
placed in the direction Of the company and the absence
Of that desirable quality must seriously affect the pros
perty Of that road.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Hibernia at Boston,
from Liverpool have advces from Europe to the 10th
of October being nine days later than those received
the Great Western There is very little Of inter.
est commercially. The Cotton Market very much
depressd while the sales quite large. Money
very abundant the rate Of interest low at any
previoss.t time. Nna
The returns for the quarter ending November Of the
Banks of this State have been made to the Comptroller
Several of the City Banks have anticipated the publca
ton annually made from the Comptroler's Office.
The New York herald., 1844-11-04
very scarce, and an advanced price OBJ

tlined.
LvEnrooL-PRIcss CURRENT, Ost ls -Rice-44oo bags
Bengal brodght lis Sd to lbs per cw Tea-Throu
the week the market has been quiet and but little done
whch partly may be attributed to the large auctions
on IN London There sales either OF Turpentine
o o. Tar reported this week but prices remain
Iheres good inquiry for Stockholm Tar but none in
hrst hsnhs Montreal Tot Ashes less demand and
prices have been accepted several parcels having
nen soid Al the quotations Montreal Pearl Ashes main
'ain previous prices and are in fair demand
STATE OF TRADE, MANCHESTER, Friday Evening, Oct.
lSIhere has been usual demand for cloth this week,
ana In many cases the have had slight
ne a1vance on wages has become all but general and
s TACT Will IN some measure account for the ncrt ased
demand, where purchases be made at old prices -
socks nil Twist very brisk ssale and the dearer
with an increased business doing
BRADFORD, Oct l7.-There was improvement in our
luder 'very day. There many looms now idle and
many mora on short time The present prospects Of win
Yer are very discouraging Yarns-There is not thai
brsk dem md for that has been experienced OF late
rqnred prefer to work short time the only remedy
Woo-Prces generally little lower with only mode
rate business doing.
Paris MoNEv MAREr, Oct ia fair amount Of bust.
ness has been transacted to-day. For the Account,
French Three per Cent, and Five per Cents both SC
SAT 25c dropped to s2G 20c to SAT 35c and closed
s2f 30c The III per Cents. from lef 6Oc declined
to llSf 5oc rose to l8f 70c and the last price is Ilsf
6'c, For money the Th per Cents 25c and the Five
per Cents l0c higher than yesterday Bsnk Of France
shares unaltered Lafitte Bank l0O0f Shares II Soc
higher; and 000f Shares yesterday Belgian Bank
Shares 2 Soc lower and alteration any Of the Bel
gan Five per Cents Spanish Active 81 The Three per
Cents from 34 advanced to 35 being higher than yes
terday Portuguese Five per Cents and Neapolitan
The New York herald., 1844-11-04

:ssss5 g SS:s. ss;Ifs ;s;:a'. s
oss f"1 1s ,!p port Mses for Ne" Yo'h s'
kMsssis. sspt . AR Treolor, NYork.
roors bsssSss sA bS:Is. S:s woman
o s sseI s' n height with small cap
.sl ss sP T.
s.s HI. !,
osas win 81; los Of sals aa, and %s9 ,op.a Yard
o tGGfS CD AsG. Aa.
fe,s%oah PEARL peuslss Icadea A4san brown
Id S siR Emily Eiec BatmoIs Y h %ia' sophia
swlsrmusDr. Oct 5-An cah William. Charleston
Lake Ports.
CLEyELAsp, Oct 2s-Arr Mohawk Carmichael and
@ W'fG o~%s sas Bss Sa s"ssi bhS
.SSS T SSs s;
NIX s. Mae rs TOso W.ea
Milan; Rose, Twoby, Kingston.
Home Ports. $500
BAra Oct sl-Cd Lellan, Orr, Cuba. Sid John Har-
sR,,s ,s Dana nsw Of Boston 400 tons,
posrsaouIH Oct ss-sld Franconis New Orleans; Clara.
Bo;Tos. S.y "A" zat's Reilly, Malaga, Moscow, simp-
Suso1 sss n ses ASsn9s And'o. HS%tsr To Cham
xa,wsg; c.5ons fao%s dS1sa Laeoa SIs:s sas.
leans Depho. lneM Of Boston 5s5hs tons) Curtis sa
yanahi Altor Smell Baltimore load for Trieste; Sophrona
Bas,ett York 70 load for Gbraar; Rob. VAIN Phi
,delphia Cashier Baker NYork Susan Spoford Spoord,
NsNwburYport. s to load for West Indies.
Trader Burgess Albany; Diploma, Weeks and Herschs n
pnson fain9uh or New fcTkh & ~ s"s'a Demoranvi-'
pisss DS,;:s G.;s. !i'snaga NYer1 70.
gall Grant hilsdsphia for Boston, Robt Bruce cos.oa 'S DO
dos Electro Packrd NYor for do Ponce smith, do dolost
f@ehos of New Loadsa oh Grand Tr Stone Bangor for
dou for BsGgor Elwood Bunker do for Poand Andreme
da Perry Npork for do Equity, Edwards Philadelphia for
Richmond, Thomdike Me- allie simonon Cordsla, Prnde.
spartan Paine fhilsaslphis f d9i pspmaIk, Davis Albany
man. smith NYoTk FOR dol Fnancier Nesoa Long for
Boston Nov lin port, the above John w Pen dlebury Of
ubec knocked overheard and drowned from the Oanto
in Block Island Channel 30th ult
HyANNIs Oct 3tArr Ella Wheldn Philadepba for Bos-
Ion; Fancy Chase and Marietta Cowe NYork do
NYork - -
PaovprNcE. Nov Arr Tryall Gibbs Jos Brown Chase;
Henry Nckerson and Mary Smith, Batmore. Sid Havre
Csrrenter Savannah; Leander johnson, Albany.
FALL RvLn, Oct 3l-An Holder Borden Baker Nrxico
Tomlin. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-11-04
Passen0ers ArrIyed,

LIyERPooISeam ship Hbernia, at Boson--Nrx Warnings
children and Mrs Steward Miss Janney Mrs Johnson
Mss Boulass Mr. Gillian, lady children and Mr. Kelly
Gos,dp Holmes John MalcolmsOn Macpherson aud
Daken Joshna DIXON James M sswe and lady ieut Har
wood Commander Powell Alonzo Child James M Barclay
TT jT TnGs Dixon Pr Allen Msssrs Benz Allen Ii Williams
Darby and lady Mr. Gibbs and lady Mr. Toumin and aaug
M ter a M Wanen lady and child Mr II Cameron, Anaiobe
Sherman. DT Samuel Whitney, Mr. f j. Warren .Aeksr%aa
Day. Mr. Pprton, Thomson, J. Renard, Lieut. Myton VIM
Smith kichardson, r Connor Woodvlle Holland Thos
st From Liverpool for HalifaxMessr, Wallace. John
Bond Lieut. Feeth Mr.. Collins wife daughter and nurse
From Haas for Bos,onMrs. g. Hamton child and servant
Mt CuliP Mrs Callagian and daughter. Mr.. T. Archibald
Mrs. Boye-l2 -
PrcTou-Brig Mariner-Mrs Freeman and son. Mr. Dale
SAvANNAH-Brig Augusia-Capt + 3 Sibey u q Army and
Coles, g Hunter l. Butts. ~ = '' = :
SAvANNAH.Brig q Lamar-Ms Epsman and child w 7
Murchison, VIM Ellis, II Hsenbutt.
The New York herald., 1844-11-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 4.
:ys SUN .:n,.4n.'..s .,.n' Moon s.E: mon
Arrived.


Ship Anson Barkman 10 days from Charleston, with cotton
Barque Arab, Fireman. days from soson in ballast to the
master.
Brig Woco Owen % days from Gonaiyes with 500 logs
mahogany tons ogwood to De PeysteI & Whtmarsh
Brig Union, Harding 20 days from Bona with 5000 bbls
tTl5 pcs bona,re wood to JOS Fouke Son. Lett Ohio
BrG f.sssy BioaSs Tyson, 10 day. from Havana with
sugar, &c to b. Blanco. ~
Brig Creole Wyman 20 days from Turks Island with sesi
Brig Citizen Brown, q days from Turks Island with 1000
yd,.6 bnS Loyal Meksoush day. from Turks Island
British brig Mercstor, Homee, Il days from Windsor. Ms
British brig Mariner Freeman, 20 days from Picou with 1906
British brig Britannia, Di 20 days from Pictou with 1854
chaldrons coal - j. Trmble.
Brig O. B. Lamar Ssnnemann days from Savannah. with
cotton, to Durham X Dmon
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton
to sturges Chairman.
Brig Magnolia West, days from Baltimore with grain, to
Brig Grand Turk Mayo 10 days from Lubec with plaster
same day
,schr fhenn Gray II days from Turks island with SALT to
British schr Theresa Jane Seaman days from EIeuthera
with fruit, TO Acker 4 Ackerly.
BIRTHS, schr Radius, Corbtt 81 days from Maitland, Ms
schr Anaconda Ireland days from Wilmington NC with
naval stores.
schr Belona, Abbott, IA days from Wilmington NC with
lumber, TO master.
Schr Select, Johnson, days from Newber NC with
stores, 70 y, L. Mitchell.
Schr William, Gotten u days from Madison with plaster
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Meske days from Boston with
schr Elizabeth. Baker, days from Boston, with mdse to
Foster Nckerson.
Two briQs unknown
The New York herald., 1844-11-04
MONEY MARKET.

Sunuay, Now 80 Fs Ms
The past week has been very dull and unnteresting
as regards stock operations Gu ations have not fuca-
aed SO much as for many previous weeks and the opera
tors generally evinced disposition keep quiet az pos.
sble until after the settlement Of the political excitement
now raging SO furieusy. It has been anticipated for
long time that there would be very great improvement
IN the stock market the Presidential question
settled and in consideration Of this impression many
Spectators have become heavy holders Of all kinds of
socks particularly ancies These spectators mostly
weak operatorswho obliged submit to serious sacr
fees to hold until the contest decded and their in
ability to hold moment longer than the result is known
almost ensures break down in the market from the
quantity stocks to be thrown into the We believe
that this excitement, growing cut Of the political
ments Of the day. will ruin many Spectators who
this moment counting up their Thousands paper
while the strongest brokers' those able to stand losses
will make fortunes Operators Of limited capitals are In
five out Of Six bnlls in the market Spectators
ming Into the street. wi the hope of making little
money in short time invariably become purchasers of
stock-they never think Of selling stocks time they
buy to the extent Of their and then lay back for
rise; how often they disappointed the brokers Wall
street tell Those bearing stocks generally have
everything in their favor. The most trAing circum.
stance will decline in quotations. while on the
other hand, requires series Of very favorable events
aud great confidence in the value of stock to create an
avance. In other words II is very eusy to knock prices
wn and very difficult to knock them up The stock
market Is in avery peculiar state and great change
nnst soon be realized. We the comparative quo
ttons for the past week. showing the current prices for
each day.
QUOTATIONS FoR THE rnIscpAL srocKs IN THE NEw