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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

DELIGHTFUL ExcURsloN-We perceive by an
advertisement in this days PAPER that the Lady
franklin Temperance Society, with magnificent
band Of music, fac company OF glee singers, and
gallant escort Of brave men, win proceed this a
ternoon on an excursion to the Highlands This
society is quite celebrated for the beauty Of its
members HIS Honor the Mayor, President OF the
"United Brothers OF Temperance" and many
other distinguished and Influential citizens, friendly
TO this great cause, will be amongst the parry.
Tue music will be very fine, aad what with that,
ell qurn speeches, the bright eyes of the ladies,
and last, not least, the elegant collation. to be
served IN the cabin, the excursion promises to be a
scene of great enjoyment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
NEW YORK HERALD.


TIE PREsENrMENT or rHE PHILADELPHIA GRAND
Juar We give this highly interesting and I'M
portant document on oor first page. II is charac-
terlsed by spirit OF candor, fairness and impartial
ily which reflects honor on lis authors. Tomorrow
We shall have some remarks 10 make on this docu-
nleat, and the state of affairs generally in Pha-
Gclnhia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talima1ge, and Aldermen Bunting
NtM and Drake.


c. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney.
Aro - The Angutt term commenced this day.
disposed Of :: Murder q arson d assault and battery
with ntento kali, Il burglary IL grand larceny o. at
the new cases. Old casss previously convicted. pre-
viou.y indicted low ness abandoning their families
3 Total, Is In oil OF old and new cases, &C.
III. Grand Inqus.t--The following persons
called ana sworn composing the Grand Jury :: Ben
jamn Day. Foreman, Joseph Br,on; Jane Brush,
I'll you, Quincy g. Degove Orlando iiarrimsu Homar
Hyatt James Hillyer. Edmund + Livingston. Hopper NJ.
Not, Ensch Morgan, Charles scofld, and David Ken.
nedy-l6.
The CAorge the Recorder briefly charged the Grand
Inquest on the duties assigned them perform. ana the
laws regulating their decisions. He also congratulated
them the small number Of cases
ed - res Juror. ere then called % appeared to serve
FinssA number OF Grand and Petit Jurors were fined
$95 each for attendance at the present aud previous
T,ioi far Grad Larceny Alexander Hoag implicated
with Melinda Hoag his reps.sd vile who is at present IN
liam Sorrels of Ohio in November las-the verdict of
guilty the former trial having heen set aside BY the
Supreme Ccnrt, and new trial ordered.
Niessrs Ga.HAM and RUSSELL for the defence move1a
challenge to the array, wiz the whole jucrs) The pls-
tric ATTORNEY obi to the melton Of Counsel IN:
Court sustained the public In his objection and
dnseredi,he trial to be Proceeded with .,.,-
pil plea Of Puis damien Coanuance which the DIS
tict Attorney objected and the Court sgam sustained
the o.. jections offered by the Dis riot Attorney
The then proceeded with, but we refrain
ag ain to publish The evidence; it voumnous. and
in substance the same M on he iormer trial Tho dspo
sitions Mr. sorrs taken de bte which gave tue
Of his loss in Robinson while in company
with Melinda were read And the watchman a. on the
former testified to the OF the prisoner
found concealed house the premises Of Mr..
Hoffman. aud the recovery OF most part Of The stolen
recovered IN places Hoag had been traced to-
The counsel for defence TINT the prisoner
could no, be pronounced guilty. by the jury undar the
prest framed Indictment grand larceny had bon
proven Aso, he in any way implicated he must
be arragned only for receiving stolen goods. Rno
them have been stolen, and indictment framed.
MIR GRAHAM summed up the case on the part Of the
cused al Mr. Paterson replied in bshalf Of the people
The Recorder then delivered his charge to the jury no
retired consult herverdct Theywere absent about
three houri and returning iutn court returned
die, Of "guty1 The prisoner was then reinanded 'l
Friday ,son which day he will hs sentenced
Adjourned to Tuesday at II O'Clock. te tssss#Hf-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL AT SA.ATooA-A lovely
"na,ve" belle has just made her appearance at
Saratoga, and entirely ecipses all the beauties IF
the wash.ub and sugar-hogshead aristocracy. She
is niece Of the celebrated John Ross of the Che
rekee tribe She is about sixteen and is the very
impersonaton Of grace, elegance, purity, aud vir-
gin mudestv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

PRIZE EssAy.-The Boylston god medal an
nually awarded to the author Of the best essay on
a prescribed medical subject. has been given to
Dr. Samuel Forty, OF this city, the erudite author
of" The Climate OF the United States," and editor
of the New York Journal Of Medicine and Sur
gerry"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

MORE BEAUTIES OF THE POLICE SYSTEM -Anoth-
er row occurred in Chatham sire ct opposite swee-
ne, 5" saloon last evening, 10 consequence Of the
irregulaiiy in the arrangement tor the passage OF
the cabs and Wagons A milkman and carter had
a row on the occasion and belabored each other
beto~e large crowd to the edlfcafion Of the s'wor
shppersin The synagogue" who vend old clothes
in that vicinity Who says we do not want a po-
llce Are we to have no measures adopted to pro-
tect the lives OF our fellow citizens7 We never
can have security for persons aud property without
an efficient police power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

NoRTH CnuoLINA ELEcrroN.
Pat Yote ie,a. Fun Yoie 1912.
Wing Dem. Wing Dem.
Twelve counties, 2li3 6,s, 4g2a s,,sn
ana 4p2s
Dem. majority aosd a2os
owing 10 our returns berg somewhat imperec,
It is impossible to tell by the above what the re.
suit has been. Our nextbatch will probably give
as something more accurate and decisive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

Police RecOrd-Auc 5-1ng Packet SHIf srE-
rHsN WHITNEY RonsFp-A colored man named Peter r.
Norris, on Saturday vent on board the ship s'tphtn
whitney, al Pine stree, wharf aid siole watch cnain
and key worth sile, bsongng 10 ihe stexa-d Thomas
Bowser (aso c0lored maui and which he ehjeavored
II ple ige the pa establishment Of King IN Canal
street. but detained and arrested and FULLY oomu
ted.
sAsssuLr on CHARLES O'CorSsR, EsQ--This celebrated
Counsel severely beassn Jist u ne hai lett tue vce
Chanceliors Court this morning, after having been en-
gagged in arguing the cat, Cirger W. Cruser. he wa
approached ~ he descending the steps Of the City
Hall, by John A. MunrJc, the nephew oi Colonel Num-
who called upon him to make Certain r.tracions OF
offensive remarks made use Of by him, and s'ctng the
character Of bis uIcle This demand Mr.. oCoiior 70
fused to comply with. when Mr. hiinroe raised heavy
he held IN his hand and inflicted several blows win
on this head 81 Mr. OConhor breaking me cane INTO
and held bail in the OF 81 for the as
sault VASES 4 sf
Miraculous EscApE.--Ths forenoon, az on Irishman
with a table his head passinr1 across Chatham
by hackney coach, and the horses tianplsd on hs
breast; only that, but beth wheels passed over bis
neck He jumped up, ely asked to be bisd, and walk
ed Oft little the worse tor wear
Corsner's Office, July 5.-AN UNKNOWN Man Dsow..
xp-Tae Coroner held inquest al the Aims House in
wears old hesn height who was touni drown
cd yes erday at the foot II Hammersly Oh eet.
DsATH Int kMPKsAncE AND NAL Pr. crfcB-h He also
held an IA. 9Th Avenue corner of 4st street. ON
the body OF Henry Lesman aged 20, born IN Germ ny
no had foe time with bilious lever but
would occasionaily during his ndposition take ardent
spirits For the last two or three days ne was dtous
and on Saturday DR. Granger Of No AZ Lpenard stre"t
prescribed flor him, giving him medicine and ordering
cold bath Soon SITTER he was taka from the path ne no.
death by gestioa OF the hssenei By taking ar
dent spirits aud being placed q 4 cold bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

DANIEL WEBsTRR.-Mr Webster will not argue
before the Chancellor at Saratoga this season.
The case in which he was engaged has been post.
poned till October. The ''godllke" is quieil,
angling and experimenting the chowder pot al
Manifold, betimes Eliminating on The probabilities
of the succession in lS4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

LocoFoco CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR IN NEW
JERSEY : General John s. Darcy, OF Newark, who
was talked If by the democracy Of New Jersey, as
their candidate for next Governor, having declined
to be named a candidate, the choice has now
pretty generally settled on J. r. Thompson, Esq !,
Of Princeton. Mr.. Thompson is sound democrat,
and desecvedy very popular. and will in all proba.
blity receive the nomination if the new constiu-
ton be ratified on he 18th inst when the election
Tor the purpose Of deciding ON the ratification viii
take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

GREAT DsMpcRArlc MEsTiNG AT BsLLEvLLR,
Nav JERSEY "A very large aud enthusiastic m -.
ing OF the democracy took place at BelleyiIle N j.,
yesterday. Upwards OF Eve hundred wagons were
the ground. Mr.. l.. d Sheppard, of this city,
Colonel Wright, Of HobokeD, and JOSEPH c Potts,
Eco, of Trenton The most important speech was
that Of Mr.. VIZ ght, who spoke on subjects of State
policy, recent defalcatlon in the Treasury depart.
ment, and the mismansgement ofthe State Prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

The METHODIST CHURCH IN THE SouTH-The
expulsion Of Bishop Andrews continues to produce
great excitement amongst the Methodist
Churches in the South. A great meeting
was held recently in Mariana, Florida,
and very violent resolutions were passed,
d-nunciatory OF the action OF the last gene
raj Conference. The resolutions very properly
condemn in The strongest terms the violation Of the
s'compromise rule Of the discipline" declare the
continued union OF tie church hopeless, and ad-
wise the Northern Bishops to stay at home and
mind their own business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

CANA adam AFFAlRS.--S CnareS MetcaIIe appears
to he troubles D, Just now, with difficulty OF most
anomalous cannot get gentlemen to accept
Cabinet Offices In other parts Of the world the chief
trouble OF rulers is to keep those who want TO get in
Canada the only region know OF where Offices go
begging The Kingston Herald Of Tuesday says
We have information oi q Ministry being formed
yet although it is known that for that pr
pose have been going on for some time back is said
that Sir Charles Metcaliss first plan 10 add
tofvs his present provisional Cabinet and he proposed
MIR Sherwood aud MIR VIM. Morris, but Mr.. Viger re-
fused hold Office with Mr. Sherwoo Oh account OF his
having proposed TO virtually disrancise Lower Csnada
the union under discussion in the Assembly Of
Upper Canada. by giving the upper province majority
oil Representatives in the united House.
SIR Charles move, it Is sail, was to send for
Messrs Quesne. and NJ. Viger and, after consulting
with their friends days thsy frankly informed
his Excelency that the only way to form ministry vas
10 ecali tho ex ministers THIS declined, and Sir
Cbares sent for gentlemen OF Quebec, conservative,
also told him that ministry could be formed
elusive Of the ministers Sir Charles then
for Mr. Quesne and is to be presumed that the nego'ia
ton i'll he brought TO close III some way. u "
said Mr. ncks has declared that he will stand In the
way OF u Reconciliation between Sir Charlts and the
az, ee 10 sacrifice any man, that the negotiation may
fail, and an immediate election he the result.
MORMON AFFAIHs.--lt is said that Foster, the
form, editor of the Nanpoo r rpositor, since the
dealt, Of joe smith declares that he believes Joeo have
BY him. be the only true religion These declarations
donbt in the spirit OF concilIaton as h. has
pretty property in the Holy City. which. at this time he
s not permitted to erjoy. ~ strtne 'henipg his belief
and king loud declarations oil Joes orthodoxy he will
stand hetser chance again setting bis feet upon
the threats Of his sained brethren Los N,,v Ero
Jufu 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

detraction, lying and scurrity. both whig and
locofoco editors have been equally culpable. In
deed, we think the whig party prints have been
most culpable, for whilst the ocofocos have con.
tented themselves with blackguarding the living,
the wings have not scrupled 10 invade the sanctty
OF the tomb for the purpose of abusing and Willy
Ing the dead. Mr.. Folks deceased relatives Of
the last two or three generations have been assai
ed without measure by the wing journals. The
spirt Of his poor old grandfather must, indeed, be
sadly troubled by the incessant and malignant at
tacks upon his fame and character.
The truth is hat the journals Of both the great
factions which now divide the country have cover
ed themselves with infamy by their gross and
violent abuse Of the candidates We have given
already some choice specimens OF this abuse. and
we intenj To give some fresh aud particularly odor.
Gus extracts IN day or two. But In the mean
time let us hear no more OF this u'cry against
locoioco abuse and VIOLENCE, from the wing our.
nails which have equally dIs.raced themselves
"Ciyit, good apothecary."
LAwsENcEs MoNuMESr Long ago we called
public attention to the dilaLiddted condition OF
the humble tomb Of that gallant naval hero-Law-
renee, in Trinity churchyard. We are glad 10
perceive that al length some patriotic spirits have
responded to the call, and that an effort is now in
progress in this city 10 collect subscriptions for the
erection OF appropriate monument to the me.
mory OF one OF the bravest aud most devoted
heroes OF the last war. Americans have olttn
been repreached for their Ingratitude to pup
lic beneiactors Let II now be discovered thai
the gallant deeds OF Lawrence ar not forgotten,
and that due honor will be shown to the ashes OF
the iustrious dead, whose last heroic expression
has become one of the mos. stirring watchwords
Of patriotic devstisn---" Don't give up the shp %
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Tppecanoe and Ty ler too,o
FhlIadeIphi0.
Correspondence o the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA, 1S44.
A singular will case disposed Of in the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday. Isaac Bartram,
young man Of eccentric habits, and possessed Of
considerable property, committed suicide, leaving
the whole Of his real and personal estate to Cald-
well G. Jenkins, an intimate friend. Bariram on
the day Of his death, went out cunning excur-
sion with Jenkins, and when near his mothers resi-
dence at Kensngton, persuaded the latter, for a
trolic, 10 dig a grave for him While Jenkins was
engaged in removing the earth with a spade, Bar
tfam shot himself with his own gun His friends
contested the validity OF the will, and jury have
decided IN their favor, giving them the whole Of
Rarrams estate. The trial has been before the
Cour for the last three weeks
The trial Of Andrew Mclean, the Sovshw wark
rioter, for the murder Of SERGEANT John Guyer, q
volunteer, WAS continued in The Court OF Oyer and
TermneI to-day. The testimony for the Common.
wealth was brought TO a close this afternoon
SALES THE sTocK ExcHANcx.-l6O G.rsrA Bank lO1,
5000 State s 6ei 70 Nov anne ming Bank Al 90 Lehs
l0 90 Wilmington RR as $50 State ss a. o.; $50 do
do, 40. 81 4As do do 80. eei $50 N O. o.s, sa; 1000
Tennssses Bonds 6s, s4j 90 Wilmington RR - 5000
Texas Bonds. IL $50 Whining gton RR 22&.
Sscorp BoARp.-l 100 Reading RR 25&: rs Wilmington
RR 22k 100 do Bonds 6s 66 so 2U State So SOL: ls
sadng RR, 25i GiraTd Bank, l0i o Pennsy lvsnia
Bank, 256.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
NIiscelIaneou. Recor,,

Cam letter has been received in this city from
Whsmo. and cIyds sas vessel. si
sI% o. esss c.'w:
Fl sK and ssis. sas
sS:S IN! s
Mr. New YoL %a. sss very deeply
samas Rhsuf a. I % from
Whaleme0.
.o. 4. LahsjGs Mch Il Gea Williams Holt MI VIII;
5 s,ss s sS
NSs S,S Bud HSaadEing,Sa dG lSsp; Hull 50;
;Sef'Ss III rs s 1 tsE Is VI
.%sns mo ,.'s Ss.s W aGs N.Y.. ;s
@ bcsf s sn. $ s e. sad Of the caass sOp
%.: Of h srss os%s nsG M s ,S i,.s as
ss1S tho: @ sssy Y bss 5ss ST. sa Hi
q AZ AZ Wpimss VI % Msye0 sionngon Hamley MI, $50 VIII
,oS A. q HSnSISu .Ss III ApTi Blackstone Psudson Mystic
. ss .~.y s from ss
a. i % M days from Batavia for NYok Aug
An american ganas steering Sc, showing white signal
with letter in IT, Oct %. lat II 30, Ion Al 80.
Foreign Ports.
asIss sasS ssSs s.'f hisSy
ArER July 22-Pa.sed sibsria Bartlett from boston via
NYoil Sis l1se China; ssm Ass ss'f% IT.
ZANzRAR July 25-n port Cherokee, Mansfield and Roa
Sr1sy sss H.s .s
sS SS.f %s. Bristol MH.
os: @ port sss Msssss s:ss s M., ss c..,
ss y he asa
,dn @ "' aho 70 ~ @ had eeen ,ed and would be
g. vse @s poIs Se% s%
s7h fissoS pS Washington Nc ss csrons Nor
s% bss;ss sos.ss r,sYssa Bailey s
& f2% hsaus d So was G'sss ss
@asyss sS Sasp S
5 s;i s;Sss. %a b3 fbss bgs;
sdon o%moaos Dor GSeanS: %Sa syns g
~. EoVt ,si Msn BrTTghs% Bradley sssdsL Mnevs
holomew Toledo; msa WneheI Eie ae'e'" 0''
Home Ports.
asa si'iSss A't' w'Ans'0n De-
wadMs 2cd g, o BicsoI for
and day; asc sno%
S1y % EsshaPss Dyer
ss.Tss s.Ts FSy Ns, PA, RsSmoHS RS. Bates zrn.bp5
ds from ssGT sn .ae d o.s.s s.A HsaI
oss, s@S 1S Eh.Ss
GLoUcEsTER, Nov O-An Balance, Tar aud Hudson Tarr
NYork.
Hy1Es,s Nsy Tin port, Grecan Chase NYok FOR Bos.
HoaMk. HoLE Nov lo-An Wm Davis Handy, Boston for
Flower Baltiaors for st john NIB; VIM Sally. Hnchns.
1I bsps9r Banner Croft Charleston for Boston, Comet
SkoIhe'd, Wilmington NC. for do Forest, Varna Ponce
Newburyport ih Gangs Howes Calais for NYork John
Drew Kings ton for do; Ranger Rice, Bangor do Nj
The above have all sailed leaving Grander eh 2h-Ar
| Convert and Banner.
PRovnENcE, Nov 12-Arr Defiance Ballngon and Nnetta
Smith Philadlpha. Sid Grand Turk Porter Natanxas and
anchored below; lncease Errcsson Leeds, Endcot
| Albany Cid Malaga, Baker, Charleston.
NEWPORT Nov 9-Arr Lapwing Curtis, Norfolk for Dgh-
on .th Foster La9casts Providence for Wilminstoa Nc
psnnis for Norfolk; fame Croye Boston for Phadel
for do; New Harbor, Brney, Yarmouth for Norfolk Eagle
Philadelphia -
a RaLADsLrMIA NSy l5-AH Moses Brown. Nicksson Pro
Chale :ton Pilot, Poland Boston, Princess Racket Fall Ri
York; Ashland, Sheer. Troy.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
State OfTratie.

AsHEs-Pots are very inactive and we continue 10
quote 81 l2l. Pearls are steady at 81 rs a 81 49,
BEEswAY-Prime yellow Of all descriptions sell as
wanted, at 293 a 30c.
CoITos-The enquiry was good to-day from shippers,
and about 600 bales were taken steady rates few
parcels were also taken by spinpers
derate. Prime qualities sell at s7t q 4Oc.
PnovIseSs-Ohio Pork, prime Is firm at SO s73; mess
at $S 93s 3d. Beef is improving-mess, new, sells at
50 S7 So l23 prime s held at Lard quite active
and Ohio keg sells at etc. Butter improving and
good dairy sells AT l6c Experts from lst to 10Th inst
Beef 1858 bbls; Pork 2, 500 bbs. Lard 10 924 kegs
WHYKEy-Drudge casks are still held at 2sc Western
and prison barrels sell at 273 2sc There but little
enqniry for other descriptions
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Foreign Inportations.

LoSDoS.Shp Toronto. reported yesterday)-1o NJ Op-
psnheiner co-li Overton 100 Barstow -i23 q
Norwood co-00 o n Gliem-3iO p elps Dodge co..
e dEsosn7s Clark eo-s Theron. Rocky 4 co5
Taylor of Noolk-2O D Cuthbertson-6 Barber Bro
thers-2s q Links Veyse-6 Cohen Of Phiad-6 Wiley
fntnam-2 4 Lownds- Appleton CO. 100 Hansey-IO
PHhelgs Poage & esI2 sr,le welford1ll Low csa
Hunt Brothers-3 Collins co-G Cummings Main 70
-2W Werkmser-7 Rich 4 COZ Levey Brothers-2 Bal
d0Tsn-l Jn JJh2rbun-i Bartlett slford Masters
w a Coleman-2o II L Ksuh-i + M Brothers Of Phad-i
Meser-l Piatt Brothers1 Meyer Stucken3O9 tons
teeth cs 20 bxs to order.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

Ietoa M Of The Hun,ean D,pen.ary No Division whs.
he aietsd 10 understand that the celebrated Dr. Hunters Red
Drop warranted to and all Of disease Of
pv.t nature Accompanying each vial is comprehensive
Treatise tinng Of this fearful disorder that
Lesson with the most limited education understand Any
and lasting can be made which generally occupies from
thee TO eight days Price VIAL which warranted
seated IN the svstem charge NJ BPryate Rooms for
with attached where the Doctor
may be found at all hours. 81
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

New ORLEANs-Ship Oconee-l Reported yeserdayl-2iI3
pigs lead Strachan Scott-3 Buling-0o pigs lead ii
Rogers coI2l cks G,ernway, Henry 4 Scotch hhds to-
nnn s2n Bownya ,e III bales cc,tqn Roberts Wlliams-sl
tcs beeswax Schcrmerhorn &Marchr-0e bales hemp r m
u bale, Allen20 hhds tobacco w Nelson coo bales
cotton Fuller lO bis flour Stenbege69 bales
ton But,erwor h-5o Roberts-1 Conway, Chaplin &
ro-loo iis led Stsachan Scott-75 bis flour Bogart
bales cotton PoIrAr Feros-lsJ Bucrworth-
% Newbod Cufs-66 hemp Youngs-6 bales jaap Har.
gous, Bros x co-I63O pigs lead rs bales TO order ~
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

schr lsase Townsend, from swanssoro, NC with naval
gsh5 Alsshany, Ruth from fredericksburg with wheat, 70
master " -~' "''' F'@~~A' W S's
schr Helen Gray Plummer. days from Madison. with
schr Rshmond Gushing. from New Bedford with OIL 70
Below.
inssrque stIaf3rd Hammond ls days from New Orleans
with cotton, TO u. II. Robson x Co. -
Also, brig. Wind NV.
L. Sailed.
Ships Mars. lBr) Robertson Liverpoo T.ronta Smith
hpaischicoaj baqqes Arab, Freeman Manila; Georis Col
der, Bermuda and others - ' ''s'' S1''AAA
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

PHdADrLrE,A. Ney it--An Gen Warren. Welsh 81 Tho.
BALTIMORE, Noy BAR Margaret Hugg. Lition, Csds;
Constitution, Lsud.rman La Gusyrs Thos Hooper Krwsn
Antigua; Elvra. Knight NewburypoIt Cid aier Witch
le Brou. ., Johns, PE; siroc O:sgp Boston SD Ere
ton 81 Thomas; Chief NYork.
,CHARLssres Nov li-ln the oning. ship CID Sullivan
Waite New York; Merchant keap Mstsnzss Sid CORN IT,
smith Livep9ol Arr oh. HFgip.on Brl Hosg, DO;
land NYork sid Arkansas Bunker New Qrleans Saratoga
Maloney Havana Aueh, Alhat Godfrey. Providence
NIoeIIy Nov 7-An Kepubl c, Luce, YORK Un inc Mar
Bowditch from Boston. and baIque unknown
Ntw ORLrASs Nov 5Au Darlington Barton Prov idsnce
Oberon simpson, Waldobo,o Van Buwn. Cole Wick ord
RI CId Riga Mason London; vick.hur, Berry. New York
ps Estrea Nsrssng; Dessuberts Abrii ard Pvuba Es-
sphe ta spanl Havana Sarah Beoey Koopmsn Key West
Spoken.
C7M -
Eene a. days from Matanzas for Providence 10th inst Ia
"a 8, Ion Ha
50 W.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Brighton Cattle Marked.

Nov lAt market 92 Beef Cattle, (about 500 OF that
number stores) pairs working oxen, "a cows and
calves, 1900 sheep and about 1900 swine.
Prices Beef Cattle-We quote first quality 81 so
second do, -; third quality, SO a $50.
Working Oxen-Sales not noticed.
Cows and Calves Sales at $2s. $2t, $27, $34.
sheep and LambsLast weeks prices fully sustained.
Old sheep at 81 IS q 81 AZ. Lambs, 81 IL 81 ST.
Swine ales about the as last week, and not
many buyers.
Cattle all sold at the above prices