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The New York herald., 1844-11-04

Miscellaneous Record.


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will be observed that there has been an increase in
dscouns and corresponding increase in deposits while
the amount Of specie has aensbly diminished The ship
ments to Europe have, no doubt called for this amount
from these three banks In the Bank Of America there
has been decrease in all the departments particularly in
the specie nem The NoUn iAiver DANA, on Ine 0tner
hand shows an increase in the general movement Ac
cording to the last quarterly statement the amount Of
specie hand $l0,l9l 974 Since that report the
expectation Of precious metals amounts to two and half
millions Of dollars at least In few days shipments to
the South will commence, and which, with the steady
shipments to Europe must reduce the supply here
The amount now in banks cannot vary much from
eight millions OF dollars which will Ie falling of Of about
two millions within the quarter. His possible the dis
count line, for the quarter ending November may
coed that for the quarter ending August when 1t amount
ed to $64. .464,92s.
The following is the statement Of produce and tolls re-
ceived at Albany from the Of Canal navi
CATION to the close Of the month Of October =
To. Pm A..
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New York, Nov. 3, lO44.
TO JAMES GonnoN BEsNErT, Esq.

!. p, EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
SIR report Of the 3lst Oc Of the French
citizens meeting quite and sesn with great
surprise n your Herald Of the I'd Noy 1874 letter addressed
t,you byNI ofhe Vics Presidents othe
held on The 3oth Of last month in which he complains
having been deprived Of the opporunyp discussing
frank and unpemedtaed manner the might be proper
or the French natuazed citizens the
cal contest. As rresidng officers Of the meeting alluded TO-
we declare that when the speaker who had addressed
ing had concluded his remarks the president said " f there
speakeI The opposite side ready hear him
sci Tor the other side The president pause added
We met, friends. hear different sides the question
but appears that thcre but speaker voice heard
sad that there IS opposition these
all democrats Several cheers given for Polk
and Dallas aud three f,r the orator. The president in loud
was proposed by the orator
Resolved That those who compose this assembly shall vote
ticket. - s - 80
After the cheering had ceased the above resolution put
70 the vote and passed with but very few dissenting voices and
the meeting was adjourned motion made that effect in
great harmony and without any confusion.
- LOUIS LECLERE, President.
FeliI Boudard. Secretary.
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, RECEIPTS OF PRopucE At ALBANY on T
I'm

There has been increase in every thing but and
cheese Receipts Of -four for the 4h week in October
81, ,sss bbs wheat, 2oe7 bushels barley. SO os6
bushels Navigation Of the canals Of this State will pro
badly sometime during this MONTH but the receipts
produce will not stop The railroads Of this State can
in accordance with the act passed last winter, carry
freight during the close OF navigation. This will not
only give supplies up to very late date in the winter
the stock in store and add to the State re-
venue, tolls must be paid on produce transported by
railroad the same as though 1t came on the canal.
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Stocks in Prt


LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET, Friday, October Is.-Upon
oregn barley the import rate OF duty has advanced
snd rye receded TO 6s Cd per or which the
rnly changts effected by the averages male up in Lon
don Thursday last At our market this morning
raj mers appeared from the inland counties giv their
attention principally to foreign wheat Of which mode
rate quantity sold in that direction, but all de-
scpons Of both old and for consumption here, met
very dull sale, and the trade closed heavily terms
rely equal to last quotations English and Irish
ur although taken spaingy, maintained late prices
ansdan ree and ntates -four under bond continuing in
T. request at hs rates previouly noted. Mailing barley
being still very scace the next arrivals are expected
,ther TO exceed last currency meanwhile grinding
mples have met little notice, and may be deemed the
turn cheaper Malt saleable at former prices and
beans as ell rs peas remained steady In value. Oats,
upon mode ate demand supported the rates Of Tuesday
"a oatmeal OF which SEVERAL though not extensive par
cells were sold to country Dealers realised late prices
LTgRrooL Provision MAnKsr,-Frjay, Oct IS We
have had again this week very good demand io Irish
liter and every thing OF 10 description clearrd Of
no market at very fu rates. the advance since the
sncement OF the rise prices IL ully per cwt No
,sw Bacon or Hams Aisw kegs new Lardha arrived
hch have been taken at advanced price. The de-
md for Beet and Pork for ships stores continues as
lore no iced for immediate supplies only the latter ar
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On Sunday, 3D. inst. FRANCIS AUGUSTA, daughter Of
Thomas and Mary Conner, aged IA months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her fsthers residence
81 Gouvsrneur street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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LIyERPooLPacket ship New York-Nlrs and Miss Ander-
son, Wm Orgll, Tones and lady, Miss Tones, Mrs MIX
Mr. Atkinson and lady Mrs Hammond and child Mrs Cropper
and child Messrs on Merritt, Helmat Thompson and
Hosge. r. -
LIyrnrooL-Packe ship Liyepool-N Buchanan More
Il Mrs Davy, and a few Others names not given NJ -
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Second Board.
s.,r,oy sroox,. Bo,ror. Nov. }.

Erchangs Board so Long Island Railroad, sas I50
Nor Wor do s2t; 80 Boston Co ~ J; $50 T. Boston
81 90 do 63 $40 Reading Railroad ~ 30
do 10 DIS 27t 90 doat so do 10 DIS 27i 100 do
0 | m 27i 100 do do 27i no Western Railroad o m
Dot; 10 dc ss3 % do 30 % do m so2j 100 do
do 10 ds 73
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WANTED.
0u-PRICE REDUCED-M
TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

Is UNIVERSALLY admired and acknow wledged 10 be the
best and cheape'i article for nourshing the H.
IRON falling OH turning gray, produces and hair
late period Of ie frees from scu renders ths
most harsh and dry hair soft silk curly and glossy
curl and other decorative unmpared by
the summers heat violent exercise, the relaxing
O. the ball roon &c To children is auabe
foundation for beautiful head Of hair
Principal Office lac Broadway OF Liberty street. up
stars. Beware Of the counterfeit sold dollar.
nj src
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Married,

On Sunday evening, Sd inst at Brooklyn by the Rev
Mr.. Carpent, MIR. CHARLES +. HuNr, to Miss JANE C.
HAvLAND, all Of this city. @ Fishkil tDnohess coun
ty) papers will please copy.
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Ship Masters and ARanfs.

We shall esteem favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
e hSnEaI SiLvEr Captain Of our News Boats, Of
spoken on their passag list Of their cargo and foreign
msdatsy on shsir arrival Agents and CorIepondsn
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical niorma
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received
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entsn and ssssas, prepared by the New York College Of
quackery This refined and highly extract pos
sessing all the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
above hprbs confidently recommended by the College
ney superior any Of Sasapara present before
the public, and be relied certain remedy for all
dseases arrng from impure of the blood such
scrofu ssrheum. ringworm, blotches pmpes ulcers,
the bones joints nodes sptions liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
syphilis or an injudicious use Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, -. . IS each
-. in cases Of half dozen Bottles. 50
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, IS Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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To Nursing Mothers who are troubIet

with nipples Shemans Papary Oil is as
an nfalbe remedy matter Of how long standing how
c,sns has used i in many and failed curing the
family with the most perfect success Dr. Castle ceeba.
ted dentist knew case where the nipple appeared if il
would drop off, and where all ordinary remedies failed to
relief the fst application Of the Oil aayed al the and
best remedy the world and the child not be taken from
the breast during its For sale by Dr. Sherman
Broadway, corner Spring and Hudson Bowery and
son strepts
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Foreign Importations.

HAyANA-Brig Pasey Blount-l25 boxes sugar Surges
Co400 quarter boxes hds mossses and
banco-lf0 quarter boxes do and 30 bales
II case do w II Westervslt.
DOmesthc lmpOrtatiOns.
CHARLEsToN-Ship Ansoa.-6l bales cotton De Psyster
Whitemarsh-4e II Levsrieh93 8 Post-l2I T. Lafen
30 tIeres-l39 Smith Mills2 boxes mdye Schemer
horn Stokes Anthony-9 bbs I Rane7 Beverrdgs-2A
Boyer Jr-2 Olcot Mckipam-2o bales cotton order
.SAyANNAH--Brg u Lamar-50 bales cotton Co,vdy &
Wels-l93 Henry Colt Co-39 Cohoou, Kinney u Co-65
Iohn Sexten8 Geo Collns-I3 casks rice Read25 John
Bodine-58 do d9 and 20 bales cotton order.
- msAyaNnAB-bng Augusta-3o bales cotton-36 Colt Y Co
80 Grayes79 do and 100 erces rice Spaod Tiles
ton Coil2 casks rice Morgan Coil bags rice flour
Boton-i9 bbls j TayIor Il
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W. s. RiCHARDsoN, NJ D., Agent


Of primary syphilis
ulcers nodes complaint produced by nudcious
Of mercury, unskilfu medical All persons
this Powerful purifier without delay person can consider
y cleansing the with this Justly celebrated Alternative
Sold IN single bottles EACH in Of half dozen ST.
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. .e5 Nassau .t:
w. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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teif, Georgetown 81 6s4 rs; wheat g5 81 Oa corn
81 cents; rye 70 75c; barley 70 lac The demand is

-sf Georgetown 81 6Sf rs; wheat, IS 81 o.; corn,
81 cents rye 70 75c; barley, 70a74c The demand Is
not very great
instant There free sales of grain geng on, but at
wide range OF quotations 1000 bushels wheat per Ward
sold at 81 cents bushels prime Chicago at 80
cents The whole cargo Of the Hooser brought ~ cents
O bushels per Home rs cents; 5000 bushels per Ken
parcels ordinary Chicago went off at rs cents The va
atoms were governed much by the condition Of the sam
pes on red and the facilities to transhp. The canal boats
back before the close Of navg on and therefore close
Contracts for cargoes without much ceremony Flour
80 ling freely at 81 II for all ordinary merchantabe
brands Sales OF salt or export 81 25 advance The
imports are large of the last commodity 200 dry hides
soil at u cents, anda small lot at cents.
The following is statement OF the quantity Of -four
and wheat exported from Cleveland, during the week
ending Oct. 26, lsa4 J.
Flour, bbis Wheat, hush
u D. fots,. Ia 253 3s3
Canada, $40 1900
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Extract OF Cubebs, Copaiva. and sarsapa-

rlla (Dr GoyeI This the speedy, certain and e
fecua remedy for the Of Gonoha that has
used Iii pleasant TO the palate and grateful the stomach
Ies OF such remedies have been found efcacous
curing glees seminal weakness and all discharges from the
1t is wholly vegetable compound and
like Charm IN producing immediate operation the
affected Full directions accompany the -dicne which
may be had No. Ann street Price ST.
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Of gonorhea geet seminal and al mocopur
lent discharges from the urehra. These pills. the result or
twenty errisace in the Hospital de Charlie Paris
nfbe remedy for all diseases uIethra. They effect
cure in much shorter time than any other remedy without
ung the BREATH dsageeiag with the stomach confinement
fro business Price per box. Sold at the College Of Med
- w s.. RiCHARDsON NJ d. Aeeut
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Medical Advice In Private Dlscases.-The
cfhafgnM tbf MeY. and IhaIwaexr

ter particular attention to all diseases Of private nature and
confidently promise requiring medical
safe aud mansn without injury the constitution
mase sppcson to The CosGs M @ 81
those diseases v. amount Of suffering and zine be
connected with the principal hospital Europe for
cure Of those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A. NJ tot M.
Tep%;PpAdv&iss & and IA MediSins crss gqaTa%n,ssd %
living in the country and finding it make per-
sonal application have them chest containing
case explicitly Together With all symptoms. time Of eon.factoa
paid, addressed y w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent,
Office aud Consulting Rooms Of the College, 95
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DOrnestns, Importations.
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF tho Ste amships.
Sfeamers. Leave Lipp Duet .dme'a. Leave .4rne'a
e. Westem, Matthews. - -..-..... Nov .
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Constitutional Debility Cured.-Tho Tonic
MIXTURE prepared BY the College a Medicine and Pharmacy of
ne ctX Of Msw Yof confidently recommended fer al
invaluable remedy impotence sterity OF barenness
[ unless depending mal-fomation.)
Single bottles 81 each of lf dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts OF the Ulion
tfce OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau
street w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. b., Agent,
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CSTT1T ST1TEs9n r @ Hi y M pa. Forces,
STRANGERS S BEWARE.

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACkERY AND HUMBUG, IL is
choose j.
EVANS has removed his Old alens Head No
2S8 Pearl Of Becknan where he
h most extraordinary cures Of all delicate diseases
how complicated lie appns the citizens and that
there Dr. Evans his old stand and that he has
meet whatever with other Office
MANAGED BREAD FOR sALE.--A quantity Of Ship
II Bread, damaged for sale board ship Mars Pier No.
Nort, River.
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Circus THE only attraction I'm the way or
hgrssmanshp at the bold manly and novel
This intrepid rider the only rival Of Levi North many OF
whose eats horseback Mr. Nichols performs backwards
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DEAFNESS. :
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
OQ1 BHOADWAY.-kxtract -
Dt ehssripliy comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
OF total deafness and discharges from his ear
that vhile IN New York. his way England placed
hmslf under the professional Of D Castle and Ed ards
Aursn Under their treatment he recovered his hearing and
Signed, II. McNEVEN, M. d.
Surgeon to II. b. M. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS
Asure for irripent Deafness Ache Pains Buxzngs
singing sounds the ears collections Of hard yaed
,ecretons Of the oans Their Acoustic Oh has been popu-
la remedy a. cur4ye in all diseases Of the for upwards
White street lmh
HUNTEkIAN D!sPENsAKi, Dvlslon street, estabIish
- ed 1885, for the famous Hunters Red Drop
now known for its unparalleled all the United
and Europe. dsees that have baed the skill of
some Of the most eminent physicians say nothing Of hs
qpack doctors that start like mushrooms all the
try. Price 81 vial, warranted all No other
in ths city can the article be obtained After having
Ieid all the e books printed this disease and used all the
medicines sold elsewhere without being cured this
does nor cure will not take your money The only
place ~ New York city No Division strset Albany No
81 Lydius street n4 itsrrc
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All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
buildings 3 and Chestnut where single copies may also
ootained daily at O'Clock. 3m
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CoTTor-The market continues TO present firm an
pearance The sales to-day about 900 bales which
includes 400 bales Charleston cotton sold TO arrive We
annex quotations at which the week closes =
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ne papers say That ths IS the age OF female
regime In our theatres; some of our ceverest ac-
tresses appearing in the new character of manage
ress witness Mrs. Keeey, Madame Celeste, and
Mrs Lacy, VINO promises to have the same success
as her sisters.
New pleasure gardens, on the plan OF vauxha
but tar ecipssg in splendor and beauty anything OF
the sort heretofore known. are to be opened next
year, near the site OF Old Ranelagh.
The legitimate drama seems 10 be in the ascen-
dant in mostof the metropolitan theatres.
Aubers last new opera, "The Syren. /" was slav
ed at the Princess Theatre, London, and is TO Be
brought out at Drury-laDe.
Mr., John Parry has been singing with his accus-
toned success at concerts given by Mrs st. AlbiD
Doncaster, Preston,k ~ Chester, Bolton, &c &c He
will stag at Liverpool this evening" and return 10
town after an absence Of two months
THEATRE ROYAL, DRuRY.L LANE R-AIbert's new
grand ballet Of The Corsair, in which MdIle Adele
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VALUABLE LIBRARY FOR SALE.

Mr.. Lister, U. S. consul at Genoa, writes to
the editor of the New York Tribune, stating that
owing to reverses of fortune, the Durazzo family,
one of the most ancient of Genoa, offers their
library for sale. The price set is $4,000. 1t
has been in process Of collection several hundred
years. and is considered one Of the choicest libra
ries in Europe. 1t contains over 10000 volumes
of the most valuable and beautiful editions of the
most celebrated authors of the ancient and mod
ern world, with several hundred very rare and
valuable manuscripts in different languages, many
of them older than the art of printing-works Of
inestimable value never printed, and OF which no
other copies are known to exist Although the
number of volumes is no greater yet almost
every celebrated author of every language is
found in it. since nearly the entire library is made
up of large folio and uarto editions which are
very comprehensive. 1t is bound uniform in the
most durable and beautiful style, and the whole is
in perfect state of preservation-not an imper-
feet copy or volume:
We hope Congress will authorize the purchase
of it for it's own use. 1t is rare chance to OBJ
tain old works of the middle ages and ancient
manuscripts.
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THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.

Thus moralises Mr.. Chandler, of the United
States Gazette, upon the close of the year:
"The year has gone, indeed; and if it were
only time that has fled, there would be little to
mourn. But with time has passed away much
that we all reckoned delightful, much that is
not 10 be renewed with the blossoms Of spring,
much that will not meet the eye again, until
that shall be closed in sleep, that knows no
waking upon the joys or sorrows of this life.
These are occasions for sadness, but only Of
sadness. In few years, the eldest Of us learn
that we have more to meet beyond the grave,
than we have to enjoy this side of its enclosures.
And so when few more are gone, we sigh to
join them and death, that seems to snatch US
rudely from this life, is only Providence, trans
planting us to home that has no vicissitudes,
to joys that beget no tears, to transports that
have no DEATH We must leave this moralizing,
it belongs to another branch Of the art; and
while we stand looking into the grave Of the
year, ready to fill it up, let us only drop tear
upon departed time, for that portion which we
have misspent, and take tomorrow as sort of
isthmus between the continents Of years, to re-
solve to be better and to do better in 1914, than
in 1S43."
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States, at least quarter, if not half century
and SO long they persevere in their offcious
intermeddling so long they will continue to throw
obstacles in the way of the accomplishment of
what they pr2fess to have SO much at heart.
While, therefore, they set themselves up to be
the peculiar friends of the negro and very large
portion of them, we admit, honestly believe they
are rendering, and intend to RENDER him. important
service, they are in fact tightening his bonds and
putting of further and further the period of his
emancipation No people in the world have
greater cause, therefore, to pray to be saved from
their friends, than their slaves.
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Thorwaldsen.-Thi celebrated sculptor has
just completed at Copenhagen the colossal statue
OF Hercules, destined to adorn the front of the
Castle of Chrstianberg, the residence of Chris
tan VIII. This Prince is said TO be as remark
able for his spirit and intelligence, as for the
generous protection which he bestows upon the
arts and sciences in his dominions. Statues Of
Esculapius, Minerva, and Nemesis, cast in
bronze, and also OF colossal proportion, have in
succession been placed before the front of the
above named palace, as if to bear witness at the
same time to posterity Of the genius Of the great
artist whose immortal works shed so much glory
upon Denmark, and the muniGcence of the sove-
reign who holds at this moment, with so much
distinction, the sceptre of the country'-Journa
des Dedats
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DEATH OF THE REV. DR.. LATHRoP.-We have
to announce the death Of the Rev. John P. La
throp, Chaplain Of the United States Navy, at
tached to the Princeton steamer.
MIR. Lathrop had entered Mr.. Godeys build
ing, IN Chestnut street, and passed into the third
story, to procure from an engraver plate for
visiting card. On descending, he fell in an apo
plectic fit, as it was thought, and died in about
an hour afterwards.
Mr.. Lathrop was the grandson Of the venera-
Bile John Lathrop, d. d., for very many years
pastor of the Old North church, in Boston, and
son of the Rev. ]. T. Lathrop, of that city. Mr..
l.. has resided for some time past in Bordentown
where he was extensively known and loved. We
saw him on board the steamer, on the day in
which Captain Stockton entertained numerous
invited guests and he was in usual good health
and cheerfulness and he has passed away in the
fulness of manly strength, and in the midst of
usefulness. We believe that Mr.. L. has left
family to mourn the loss Of a kind protector and
provider.
Since the above was written, we have learned
that the opinion of the physicians in attendance
upon him at the time he expired, is that his
death was occasionel by apopexy and palsy,
accompanied by disease of the heart.
PhHa. IT, S. Gazette.
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Hon. JOHN WHIrE.-It will be seen that this
gentleman, member from the State of Ken
lucky, came boldly into the support of the ven
cradle John @. Adams, when Cave johnson, and
the Locofoco Democracy in Congress, attempted
to put him down. Mr.. White was the Speaker
OF the last Congress, and is one Of the three
members from slaveholding States, who voted
against the gag rule. MIR. White, by his liberal
and high-minded course, does infinite honor to
the cause of the Wings, and to the gallant State
OF which he is worthy representative.
Lo,oeA (Mass.) Courier.