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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08

From these statistics appears that during period OF
"a next preceding President Tyers administration,
the average appropriations and expenditures amounted to
$4,000 per for the Presidents house, while for
mum. w. - 49,
But for the credit of the nation, Il glad to hear
that this subject is already besre the Committee of
The House on Public Buildings who disposed to
DO ample justice in the premises. The Hon. Zadock
Pratt OF the State of New York. is the chairman Of the
committee, and practical a'Ad liberal business man.
whose motto is DO justice to the country regardless Of
The man." The Hon. Mr.. Leonard of New York city, is
next on the committee, and gentleman of equal good
sense and Hberaty with Mr.. Pratt SO that although
President Tyler is very plain old Virginia gentleman
caring as little for show as and enjoying his din
ner Just as well from the rcketty pine tables which
tdisDgrace the great dining hall Of the White House, as
from fine jointed mahogany tables yet he will
doubtless excuse this ,onmttee If the, kick up
somewhat OF dust uIOn his premises and make
very serious disturbance among the old holes tat
ters and cobwebs about mis- paors and drawing
take it into their heads upset his pine dining
tables and give them free and easy walking ticket
the street
The Senate did not sit to-day. The House has been
cupied with speeches to Buncombc upon Abolition petit
tons and Gen. JackSons fine.
any important business should be done by Congress
before its adjournment next summers I'll send you word
Yours, sc. s b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08
MONEY MARKET

sunday, Jan. I'D II. W.
The past week will long be remembered in Wall street
as Of unusual depression Stocks have been the
downward tendency since Monday last and prices
range below par for many stocks that have heretofore
been quoted and eight per premium Stocks
that have paid six and seven per cent annual dividends
at present several per cent below par pros
pect is, that all descriptions good ami bad will go down
lower yet. There many trang that affect
the stock market that is almost impossible prophecy
any probable course from day to day it equally i'm.
possible to state which Of the many that
up down prices IL in operation this time Money
is unusually abundant and easily obtained hereto
fore The banks still extend the usual
to the specializing brokers' Tho same amount ~'
is appropriated to this species Of speculate
that existed for some time past has diss
and cautiousncss have taken it
the Wall street brokers are Ikea
operations governed by the we
rollcd by impulses and have no par
their Like the animal whom thew
movements, they follow each other tow.
bell wether leads all Wall street. and the hoh
ioilow ms course without knowing the why o,
lore The best evidence of this is the movemen,
STOCK market takes For period prices viii he on the
vance, which Will last several days; then change takes
place. and decline will be experienced for about the
same length Of time and then again sound sterling valu
able stocks those that pay regular md fat dividends will
rule several per cent below par while fancy stocks that
neverdfd and never will pay the smallest fractional dvi
dend, are daily suoed ten twenty and thirty per cen,
above par These are few of the many ram6c of
The stock market and like all other operations of similar
nature require long experience to perfectly understand
PRICES OF srocx' IN THE Nrw Yonx MsnKrr.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WAshlslGtOm
Correspondence Of the Herald.)

correspondence OIL the IieIhu)
WASHINGTON, JAM q, lSl4.
Inc Senate on Eggs-Dunoam Taking to Bunkum
Nh. Spencer hung up to Dry-Giddings on
Biddng s--Jackson's Fine-the Dcp iPs Pau
The Senate does not sit to-day. Duncan, of
Ohio, is now making his speech in the House, as
was set down in the bill last evening. Nineteen
out OF twenty OF the members are either reading
newspapers, writing letters to their constituents, or
talkingpotlcs. therefore conclude that but little
real interest is felt in the discussion of these abol
ton petitions the reception of which is the pre-
sent debate 1t is generally regarded as talking to
Buncomb, and the Iorator on the one hand, and
the reporter on the other are the two persons most
deeply interested in the debate. II seems to be
generally thought that the result of the question
VIII be TO admit the petitions--refer and report
upon them, and thus end the matter
Mr.. Spencers appointment will be sent in, as you
know, on Monday, to the Senate And while
there appears TO be no doubt of his ultimate conr-
nation, II is thought there may likely be some
delay IN doing it.
QUARTER PAST oNE--(iiddings of Ohio is making
some explanations which excite intense interest
having reference to Cay's position on the abolition
question
HAIR PAST oNE.--The House is in Committee of
the Whole upon Jdckson's Fine.
BY the way, Mr. Upham (whig Senator) tells me
the Senate will undoubtedly pass this bill refund
ing fine.
Brown, OF Tenn, now has the floor, and the in
terest In the debate increases
webster is here, you know TO argue, Nc., be-
lore the Supreme Court
No other news stirring. Maclay, Phoenix and
Murphy have returned. SD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08


Packet ship Mediator Chadwick, from London 3D., Ports
sailed IN co with ship HERCULES Nadisan for NYork The
VI. has been days west of Nantucket.
Packet ship England Bartlett from Liverpool, Dec with
mdse. to G. H. MARSHALL.
Packet ship Mississippi Hiard from New Orleans left the
Ia 18th nit. with cotton, &c. TO r. X Collins Co.
Ship uhcas, Lfthafa from Apaiachicoia Dec &c. with
ton. TO r.. ID Huribut X Co.
Barue Potomac. BeTse, from Bnenos Ayres and PeTnam
buco Nov.7 with wool aud hides, Vim Weisser Vessels
leii before reported
Barque Hebron Woodbury. (of Boston) Is DAYS from New
Orleans with cotton. &c, TO MISTER.
Swedish brig Apoius Borser, &C days from Rio Janer,
with oi6 bags echre 70 Gnnnei Mi9,un Co. Sailed in
with Swedish bs jn Se,es for Boston; aud Swedish schr
Matilda. Caderberg. ny DIRK,
swedish Nohslemsn Prosm days from Rio Janeo.
with 1000 bags COTE TO PHELPS n Co.
Brig ho,e, Edgar, 20 days IRON Mobile, with cotton to r.
D. tfuribuf X Co.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton
Sturges Liearmsn.
Brig sullivan Waite, days from Charleston, with cotton
to Geo Bulksy.
Brig Moselle Fustis, days from Wilmington NC. With
val stores, TO II. Blow.
swedish chr Matilda CadebeIg &C days from Rio Jansiro
with 3200 bags coH'r to e. Plckersgil
Schf Nara, At~eli, days from Baltimore with mde, 10
johnson Lowden.
Ann. Laioue days from Boston, with mdse J..
Huuf
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The capital OF the above Banks amount to 400 o94
This is about 81 less than in ls4O The Franklin
Bank is not included in the above return any
Is40 In 1871 the Bank capital Of Baltimore S. $780,
279n ls42 So $50 llsin lsa3, 81 9s5 63sand this year
still less as given above This shows that the prn.
cipe is understood in that city, and hope viii be
ried still further The condition of the Baltimore
Banks is very good The amount Of specie on hand is
than twice large the circulation In 1910 the
circulation double the amount of specie in vault
The deposes larger this year than any time during
the past year
The report Of the Comptroller Of this State, which
give at length in columns, gives the most detailed
statement of finances. The remarks regarding the
public Indebtedness very dscouragng but trust
the unlimited of public works, in connec-
ton with the disposition of the people to submit to any
taxation rather than have the public faith dishonored will
enable the State officers to keep credit mistaken The
system proposed in relation TO country Bank bills is just
and proper but have little hope that the Banking in
sutons of tho interior will submit the most tring
per cent, unless compelled to by the voice OF
the people. The benefit of a wide circulation should
he paid for by the banks who directly receive the
profit of such extension. The loss every dollar
deemed present falls onihe bill holders, and the banks
receive the profit The comptroller explains the system
practsea length which is very interesting TO those
especially concerned He proposes the Suffolk Bank sys
TEN Of New England which has been many years in ope
ration has proved very convenient and profitable
By an arrival from Liverpool we have received four
days later intelligence Our advces up to the 9th OF
December. The cotton market remained nearly last
ported The advance had been sustained The sales for
week ending the evening of the sth exceeded the
ceipts about 5000 bales.
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flomeatfc Neutrality-suspicious..

New embarrassing Atlantic Report Yesterday )-2o76
lead Rogers2i7 bies hemp bbs 80 kegs lard bb
ginseng Goodhue co3i kegs 81 bb lard Porter
* wha, o g Dbl II & 90 WAY 10 sass a ae
coa5 Delaney co2i bbls pork w Dominck-376 do ii
Dubois 4 co-362 Irvn-.o Masters Markoe co, -
NEw 0RLEANsShip Mississppi50s bbis pork 80 ties 20
hhds hams, 40 tees bols beef 20 DO taoT IhonEs
do pork u hhds 80 kegs lard hbls ow box pk mdz
,ons co-l2 KS rob Geo Whte-5o Ics ,ms Good
hue co5e0 kegs lard Pamslee kboon R.gsrs-2i tes
hhda faro Nesmilh COS bbs tao% Maltn-2o hb ;
Doaslas52 bbls Inolasses Wood--9 do Bamwtilis do
Newbold Cst25 bales hemp 80 mts Ticker Cooper co
6s bbs Csrier-6 bids old COPPER Hoppe hid
ba's mdse Hopkins2 cks beeswax ethaup
p bbs molases Il ToMle-l Dbl sugar hn OLD sold I
Newstdi-3 bxs Brusen, Kocp co,l9 NewbolJ Cruf,-
bales on Bu job son co-etcs clover seed q bib
tow 80 bales hemp bales mdse eco sacks ax sed 81 hhda
tobacco
MopLE-Bhg Morea2o bales cotton 2 Harlsut Sos
Hy Cot co-2cO tioodhur Coo Collomb lsen-6o
ArAi AcHicoLA--Shp Uncas-2il bales cotton Boorman,
Johnston co--33e HuI!but COPS Coliomb lsslin
80 Spear Vanderhoof32 Holbook, Nelson col00 David
Lessr6 Hy Coif co., bales DIES RicbaIds-3 bxs IL
Schefem coo SKIS Spear anderhoo-3 bxs tob
Wood.
sAvASNAHBrig Augusta2ss bales cotton g Mcbride r--
so Car, ie-2O Collns-28 Smith, Mill co57 Colt
co-6aA q Mer-3 O NJ Atwatsr.ie ID Lester-f2 casks
rice Spotod Ileson COIL IA Brigham Case Harper
Bros--2 chs WIN Burgsr-l3i bales 10 order .
CHARLEsIoS-Bg suli vsn,i rkg JOS soria- hy stryb'
YES, Bennett col schmidt Voee-25 WIN q Robinson
% 5 Chapre-a quantity old iron pe!.v coo
rice IS bales Geo Bukeyi82 Victor Duckwtz-
1913 Smith, Mills + co-326 10 ordsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08
General Record.

FoRrIer LITTER OyrIce-Tbe Albany, Watson for
ave will sail this day, and the Ashburon Holdedge for
LIVERPOOL Tomorrow. Letter bags at Gifpins in the Er
change.
Wakcg OF Sem The Chatham correspondent Of the
Yarmouth Ksssf that the wreck of schs seen and
Tht b shs 1 he; 20. since been
She sS sifs 20 be 1"d b" & i've a..
fastened with dogs The epd jeced about sipces uaes
brace, aud two IRON strap. over the after part Of the e Keel
he splice pece q " Cd serted the keel somswhai
tar side. About feet from see aad under staboard
SSs bent aa s."9s and the
s' aaeaGy Bay
She + damaged 90 much at she WI be % to return 70
Notice 20 Mariners.
GtNoA, Nov. GA communication his been made by the
inspector chamber Of Commerce that
sspS are liberty to enter our hsbo or p. ea
provided however that ,he aaasn,Gs oe , remain Il
the vessel is discharged
Julia Rio Janrro for Boston Dec as lat 80 30 lou a-b
s A"o d.s ", t'i for 'B Barbados, Dec 49, lat e Ion 81
"doo Bee 2a H. ,nlrby the Mississippi At this port
Foreign Ports
LvgRrooI, Dec o-sld Rochester Bnt'oo. NfoS' Peters
n~s %S''sF ,: s'' TSo@ NJ sS" ri
shAG S EcS sSer ch.s.on RS%
ll % eS's% o. sss ssday Cope
MsteA;@ s"ss s aa1 Ye,s
Dodraur Sir Howard Douglas. Atu"s
lsdelpbii. with de X load thrown overheard
Dec GArr renpsy wanna. tSsoss, NOrleans Ldg
swityrsnd Knight and Vctsns, Morgan, Nfofk; undne
Gu hman DO - -
Dr.n Dec 5-Au Trem Mt Taylor, Charleston; Wallis
Nrtrr chi; sir " Wtce Anderson Quebec; 9Th Charlotte
BPm York Qurbec Hebard, do. Came down and
mains ST Andrrg, I.itcb, for Mobile
PoRrs1oUrH Dec AR Quebec feb,rd, NYork.
Cows. Dec Arr Dromo, D-vereor - Tor Maianzas;
F.lmouru lee 8 Arr Ann Elliott. Thompson, 8, John.
on Hannah. BNrtie I, Mirsmich'
RAMsoATr, Dec G-Tbe towIer huntington, from Amster'
dam fer M bile which sailed I'd pet tack lrskY, win
in her hold expected that she will be con-
lemned
tjLoucysrER. Dec 6-Arr Briton, Lightioot. Quebec -
BRsrot, Dec 6-Ars MrAmichI, Boyd Quebc 1th,- IN
William, from }uebc, experienced heavy gale th UT on
Cape Ray aud uck by which broke her nddef ana
caused her to maze nsder ,hfe w.ter.
NoRTH SHIELDS, Dec 3-sld Ohio, Hatch, Boston tanoh@
account says NYo'kl - -. ,.,,o
RornrsAy, Dec 5-Put in, Henry kneeland Andfe"' 'o"
Glasgow for Nv ork. ,.,t,.
CArRNAnvoS Dec i-sd Empress Scott Boston oh
TouLos, Nov GAR CITY Koehestff, ts"v~rL'" e"
CprSa, Aug t3-Arr Panama, Grswold, NfofR
M.rnts Juiy 2i--Sid Wales, Nfork
Home porto.
Lus,c fsn sid Only Daughter laehef Nf0fh' Lucy
rogers Tsar,x Dee gsld Arveur, (newl Smith,
O,ieans, IuIi. A Helen Amesbury, 90. =, 49,
In i-Arr Fortune Lit hheld Thomaston for
NoroIs signal Tor brg fleet Q, ,ons.r are comm p
niFs, GA 0is S%sd to West Dropped dows 0l
O2,omy " .p Dec 2oArr Tuscan Coggins Frankfort oI
ssnzas yoh big ouwsrd b9ged and tire light sehf, ed
I'd Tor the days continued snow storm; snow upon
satpm Jan a-sid Mt VIOLATION Franks, Monryidco
Boros, JAn6-Au ssoatog Psppss sloeils' Sa NORMAN
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WashlnguOnl.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASuINcrnr 9Th Ianuary 1914


WASHINGTON, 9th January, 1874.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR:-
alluded in my last letter to the disgracefu con-
dltlon of the Presidents House. Some of the cur
talns have been there from time INNER and
now hang In tatters in fact, the utmost possible
skill OF any politician is quite inadequate to turn,
and twist, and double and twist these curtains so
as to conceal their rags and tatters.
The chairs have felt and seen service through
many an administration, and are really in no better
condition than the curtains aforesaid Their cha
racters are fundamentally damaged; bat still they
ENJOY this advantage over the curtains, that
they can make a very plausible show under CO.
ver for under the pretence of protecting what is
100 :ich and elegant even to be looked at, much
less to be vulgarly touched, the chairs are en-
sconcedin PLAIN white covers, which in reality are
but a hypocrltical apology to conceal rags and
hakedness. While, on the other hand, when the
curtains make show there is no veil to prevent
you seeing through them.
he carpets are even In worse condition than
the curtains, tor twist or turn may conceal the
holes IN curtain, but turn and twist carpet as
you will, you can still put your foot through the
holes.
The following is bill of the appropriations and expen.
Mures under different administrations, commencing with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08

oe 'iss rss: s,s Msy
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q han Wc s.a s sss Htis' SIS H.
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s's'.s l'Ss sS see
% 90 ~. w ,. Ps s ssps 70 esi az &
bushels potatoes easel EOSiasono copie
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co.'s %ea'.. sf .Sa1ii sisr fse. 81 %o%p;o"
co3o 4 Jones COZ Mckee co-22 X Wouali & sor
&eo-si nsi,s Scott 7 j Woods J Mortimer y 60:
Wood Folger-28 Sands. Fox co-I2 Neyus co.. ;
Dill 4 ,iark-2O + Dorr~ II stevens4 Post Thomas
+ Skinner co2 Steveus-l3 Adams, Hazen & cot !
Hunt colt Thatsher Tucker-8 w Huut-2 richards
Dasse,. Abonms Ma.nins x Joumeay-3 T .adwel,r
IA 4 ReyaoIds35 Mitchell X co. X u Wiison-2 tifi
| 6p pullman-i3 Reiss Brothrs-i Wann-2 " sword,
! = Milton Clak-2J A wbould-,' r Marshal-D j. \
Undrwood- Reese sors21 Bird, Gillian CO. VOL
&Gill-sp'e-l Barber Drothers w Pau-8L Auerbnry-2
4 Xan Iaue a. 81
co-4 II Auchincos. son--a0 cases copper Phelps. Dodt
X coil copper rollers J u Eman-i A Van Nest-if Il
Whtew riehi--7 Kyb,usor-i & Farr3 Hsdden
IS Egeleslon Batte2 Hughes. ard COL L. fertil
Parsons, Canning u col a s. q kveIson2 Harvey
slsgs-ls FerSusen-2 +: smith son coll W Tore,
Barclay & Lvingstoo- 10 L Joles coz Newbould-
Gregory co27 Willets-lGi mds, 39s bars iron 4
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BROADWAY CRCUs-f5ENEFIT Mr.. FRANKLIN
This gentleman, whose pretensions TO public
favor justly founded upon his special merits is
this cning candidate for benefit and few are more
professionally mcritorious for few any can him
in those daring and dashng exercises that have establish
cd his reputation beyond all comparison. Mr. Norh's
benefit will speedily follow, and learn that engage
rnandcr of the week. which terminates the engagement
Of this highly talented company. This day MeTe will be
grand Of the lady and gentlemen
through the principal streets of the city Remember
Frsnklin's benefit this evening
CHATHAM THEATRE-ANNIvERsARY or THE Go
RIoUs BATTLE OF New ORLEANS .-syuitabe to this
memorable event. dear to every American the manager
presents bill for this occasion of nnpyeceden interest
and attraction including piece untitled the Mys
teres of New York. perfectly local. land combining the
pecuiartics fashions and oih. IA the day and age
cry we exist IN ~. a,nai y, ~ name that requires
no p'negy rc;s, t. a., Unable by any process
moan ana - h;s ~ 70 .so uunced in the Foreign
4I.ager nues ME- f, ss .,o'raed representation Of
vorite dances and Barney willie viii appear IN Two 1t
tive and Jig Altogether the ms IN DIS Original Naia
s;ad 80 nnrnetustet a. mo. the performers all de-
, ,rahie 70 tha go r memorable In the annals
~ ~ 800 ir country.
Day PERFoRMANcEs-GA W., ri.
5ns 10y. ,rh,,ah he ~; bnging TO say farewell TO
,,,s a., narnr,n ,n nm.ieparture for London, have
80 - coaaarnos oros,ge extra attractions and
Ladies and chdre, pyr,;c,tari,, .o a shis
this arrangement, as they ca visit X Mr ., 10y
Ieho--iag the attendance OF aontiemen nan "'..ou
IMAM two thirds Of the day hsca - ,suesary wore
oil ladies and children. Theu,;o ..,,,udas composed
raj in tho living statues arg sai HIS whit. We Gene
half cent cui h, t,vn es him look about the sin of
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Passengers Arrived.

Lorpov-Pack shin Mediator Holmes and son, Brook
yn; r. Jackson New fort; Mr. Byth lady, children and
srsat Rev Bechef lady and eight childrea, Ritson T
smith Mics Laviu sou, Master WIN Stanley, iondonf5 ia
the stesreRe.
Bg.Sos Aynys-Barque Potomsc-L Dana, Murray
Of u chr Enterprise
ApALAcH,coLA-sh,p Uncas--Mrs Sun tn child aud servant
CuaRLrsToN--Brg sullivan MIR { onw all aud lady, ID
rompknr Mr. Hptchngs Mr. Mcdonald Stephen Potter, Jas
Hogan John aud Thos stark
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STEAMER SUNK.-We learn from Macon that the
steamer Sam Jones was snagged and sunk ten
miles below Macon, on the night previous She had
petey filled with water and all the cotton below deck
will he damaged and that !eck about 900 bales
been saved in good order She had board from $40
800 bales OF which iOs bales insured in Charleston
Tor So 000-Sdrdnnah Rep. Dec. %.
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baltimore Cattle market.

JAN 5The number OF Beet Cattle offered at the scales
this week has been rather small and prices show slight
advance on last weeks quotations of little upwards
Of 500 head offered Monday, less than 100 sold
which were taken by the butchers and packers prices
ranging from 81 % TO 81 10 per 100 lbs. in quality net
ting 81 90 So so and on Thursday only 45 offered
which all sold at s. 80 100 lbs the hoo equal
TO S. net. Upwards of 100 read taken to the
north The price Of live hogs has advarc and sales
have been made through the week at pr fran
S3 SIG to q 06t per 100 lbs net. SBles,r e
are made af from So a & 80 and of c.
have been made as high as 81 37A
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIpENr--By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate--Green w
Caldwell to be superintendent Of the Branch Mint at
Charlotte North Carolina, in the place of Burgess s.
Gather Alexander Downing, to be Surveyor General of
Public Lands South of Tennessee in the place of Benja
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ID

Suddenly on Saturda' ONWARD, only son
Of Charles and Lyd .3 years, months
and days.
The friend ivited TO attend the fune-
raj TIL from the residence of his
{. Ills remains will be taken 70
ig January 9TH, Mr. joins GrAsr, in
age.
eatives requested TO attend his funo~
.ce, No. IL Division street, tomorrow
rnoon, at O'Clock
Ills life Sunday morning the 18th instant,
dueHrs, in the Goth year OF her age
lends Of the family and acquaintance invited
I'd her funeral on Tuesday morning, Mt O'Clock
the house of her son in law William OBiien, Pacific
et, Brooklyn, the South Ferry, to st raus'
.,urch.