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The New York herald., 1844-10-19
state OF Trade.

AsHEsPots continue in very steady demand at 81 Is3
and Pearls at ~ 3i4 a 81 s74.
BEeswAx-Prime yellow Of all descriptions sells as
wanted at 29I SOC.
BnrApsrufFs-Prices up little higher to-day. We
hear OF sales Of Genesee at 81 6S2 50 is and ia said
that holders ask an eighth more.
Operations made Buffalo on the 10th inst nj "a
cents for Chicago wheat choice cargo of Wiskonsan
held at 7s cents Corn 45 cents, sales An invoice
of Ohio -four changed hands 90 60 Favorite brands
were held higher, with Only mddlng large imports Pro-
duce thus far this month has arrived at that port pretty
freely but much Of the grain landed has been stored to
await the farther views OF holders The principal portion
ofthcm still think the market will rally again in few
days. when activity will he impaired to that partcu
lar branch Taking the imports OF breadstus for the first
fifteen days of this month and they compare oerably well
with the previous year. Imports at Buffalo for first two
weeks Of Oct
-, isia. isi3. 1872 1871. isao
What bush $40 1880 2i7,oO0 1880 1890
Flour, =. bbls 1885 1880 T'iio ssiio $3.50
IN the imr )ts OF st04 oats included among
Wheat at Niles, Mich, commands 81 cents The ecu.
rier OF that place says:"It is indeed gratifying to wit
the activity which has been evinced for several
past, 10 the wheat market in tins place Large quantities
are daily arriving, and is eagerly sought alter by the
buyerso
Corrov-There was fair business done to-day. Sales
amount to about 1000 bales, at previous rates
HAv-Common qualities OF North River hale .ell NJ
WHsKEv-D Drudge casks very inactive but we 81
quote 24c Western and prison barrels held al 24l
sbc with very moderate demand
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. Foreign Imnortnt,n,,.

DALI Of hsos Do sEss sugs s Ran
Mary aGs 90 8 q Rasss o 5oss
ssss !. ae ec7las as aofns1 aaj
ss q s'nS?$ S3.a s9ss ssrs %
ss Sys:
o. esis'a senp psS %
sSsf si Hs1a XIX.
fs S9'S peyIss ts ls $s
assdTS SSs. SisS box cases mdue
ss isas ss; ssG's ei;
6cks 70 kegs Cumming Man Co-sa pags cnTrants Isa.
%ds @as & sfm ss 1f ca 81 PKG.
nsy % Bis %S.e ah %a1 Enc Guy &
f. Sis saS * eSf Sss ss:. & SS,s TS
s e9 Sh AZ fpd. aG
iso cI;; Edmund ss' books Bar
sss' 1$ s a Tfss
i'ss pkg. %d.
?HsjS3 %S'i aE sissa; G on Babe
a.: S%is Ts e.s sF:
s3s 8: ~: %;;; s
bale s. cases sbx. mdze order : d 0'ss = = SACKS
PIX: Ks.. %fs S;oS. ss.
Welford-l McHoun-l Halsted col Patterson x Bro
thers-l Appleton & Onderdon-- w Van Antwerp & col
Humphrey Lansng-6 Van Wagner 4 Tucker-iA s IIa-
yard co.. Whitmore Cog TV s Wyckof-i Hunt
woodward Conner-2 Burnham & Baldwin, r d Rhodes
e2I4f Macy son--2 Reid spragne-l w Barton-2
Mallory. Casey-8 Osborn * Litte-9 Gilbert & Do
nadson- Newadt Barnett-7 Hasluct Il coz (rinnell
sons langdon--6J Stewart Wanen--I II Tobas-l
Bradley L Lung Chace, Green 4 col Eyre-25
G!hon co-3l Tooker, Mead & Hughes, Ward 4 co..
" ,Whitewrght Y co-3 Sands Fuller col 7 Wood-a
Nest-3 Il Haight y co-i6 Richarson < Watsor-2 A
S,ewart-a w Watt-.1 Thompson Rhodes--6 Bird Gil
an co., Angel & co-6 Watson-I Botterfed < Bro
thers-l Hudson-2 Conaut Coz Young Smytl-3
q Stacey Van Nest! Benedict & coz q II Spechen-
4 Ill., Cooper Leigh w Horstman sons2 Lea.
II Kellogg COS Patton sewartl Pierce. Mabbitt All
en-l : Lyon col Warren, Hart Lesley-l Ciihon
col Williams Bell-2P NJ FoRer--5 e Hubbard & CO.
Mann kendrick- Lewis, Benedict * Coz & Cox-3
+; Hunt-l a Newbouldl Draper Richards-l b Wen
dle-l w Spies co-.2 Van Wart--4 Lagraye-5 A
bold RUSSELL ID Wende-s Lumson-l5 Mccall 4 co
AIKEN co53 J Stewart ca--3 Hodges & COT 5 4
Jones coz Bird < Gillelan--3 Nlchoson-2 RI d II
brooks-2 , Donnelly Cos Baylis-3 Hunt x Bro
hers-o Wolf Gillespe-l Merritt Ely col II Dixon-l
y ,,,ymann Clapp col Watts Chenden & BIss-l
HH,athornm Bsylisn2 Banset3.l D MononlG6 w w
fuman-13 Gihon coil Ncholson--10 coal l0i
tons and r cw iron $50 sacks salt Marshs-3OOil bars
IRON 8 bdls do 80 cs 40 boxes ~ pales o order
VALPARAIso- Brig Philip Hone( Reported 3O79
bars copper 5000 otis Braz wood wland bxs
ch,nchla SKINS aud sh-s + q hnrston
skins 392 bbls sail 400 hides Fouks son3o7 pcs wood
Hyslop-I bale skins o master. " -
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BANK OF WAsHINGTeS.

We observe In this statement increased movement
ia the operations of this bank which, at this time exhibits
a very poor policy. Whatever hope the Banks OF the
District Of Columbia may have that the next session Of
Congress will give them rechaters cannot conceive
that the foundation for any hope is sufficiently strong to
authorize increased movement in anticipation. The
political complexion of the House Of Representatives
should Judge forbds hope of success the party in tine
ascendancy in that body remains the as at the past
session. and the hostility exhibited towards the Banks Of
the District then, be taken criterion of the
existing feeling There six Banks in the District Of
Columbia the loans Of which, according to their January
report amounted to ST. lis circulation to 1857
specie to s5e and deposits to $9Sa 223 The pro.
portion Of specie paper is certainly very large
ing safety to the bill holder. These Banks are net re-
quired in the city Of their location and far the com.
nercial prosperity Of the District is concerned their dso
luton is desirable Other places receive the bulk Of
avors from those Institutions and their operations
extended in all directions We fearful Of the future
regards movements in banking and where limits
be placed those institutions in exisence the in
eress ofthe people will be advanced their prosperity
in measure, ensured.
Annexed we give the official returns of the banks OF
South Carolina for October, which have compared
with those made in August to show the variation in
movement in the meantime
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'urber, from Liverpool. Sept. II, with

fasLs, ship EM1I0rss M,rs Fuber from Liverpool Sept H. with
Ship North Carolina Dummond from London, via Deal 30
sieiiaa brig PspSa Lsgonna. 80 days from Smyrna. with
Brig Merida Pepper 81 days from Opoo with 255 pps
20 A. A,ezaana Left Mary Averi for NYork, days; Ef
Brig Havana Collins days from Havana with 1853 hhas
Lasaia tth INST off fiaerss British brig Herald from
mast. -
,ods Brig Tom Paine Anderson days from Turks Island with
Brig Phlpra Doane, days from Savannah with cotton,
punndm "a Dmon On The night Of the 10th ai 81 49, lon "a
jury having knocked on her ends gale
the 9TH lat 81 lo TO- and totally dismased losing all sails
@c supplied her vita sails aad rigging The b. intended 70
would eudeayor New York. Saw her again the
morning e1 Of the i7th; lst @ % az - \,
naval stores, to John Ogden.
Brig sherer. Keller, days from Thomaston with lime to
Brig Wallace, Abbott. 10 days from Lubec with plaster to
master.
Left, Openango, for NYork, Q days
.ss so asS "a & Sa from Ma,aSeaS h
Ada Eliza Marshman Philadelphia for New York the only
18Th ns s. st 3 80 Ion rs was struck by severe
with salt Sc 70 Fouike Son: Left Merchant for NYok
bound to New Yor-wh loss Of howsprt top main top.
schr Empire Clark II days from ST. Crox with rum sugar
Ts @ M 70 o enandG aa & Wood len no ATsrcas vessels 10Th ms,
full Of water lumber loaded had been spped-nohing but her
ma as, : stHsndns H!l all her ,;, boats &c; gone
Schr Coral, Smith, days from Thomaston with lime, to
schr Zephyr, Crocker. from Thomaston, with lime.
Schr Freeman Spear, from Thomaston, with lime.
Below.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

This presents very favorable and satsactory view0of
our foreign trade and the great decline noticed in the
turns but give encouragement to those who have
stocks Of goods hand and to those who have had
serious misgivings to the result the immense mpor
tatons in SO short aperiod The total importaons
this port from January ls to Oct lst ls4s amounted to
$685. which with the above amount for days
in October, makes $50 s4ss52 The baence Of our for
egn trade for the remainder OF the year. WILL think,
be more in our favor, that is our exports will
be Of more value then imports, which will
slightly reduce the immense balance against
Ton the lst instant, which amounted to Sal 1861 963
Should the mporations for the remainder of the year.
ben about the ratio they have been for the first
eleven days In October the total value OF the imports
this port for the year. cannot fall lar short
millions OF dollars. We official returns showing
the total mportatons with the duties on the same into
the pot of Philadelphia for the past two years. ending
Sept. Both =
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
pHu.AnRIpHIa. Oct. 1S.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS, 1874.
The completion Of the second track on the
Reading Railroad, from the terminus at Rich
mond, on The river Delaware, to the coal regions
at Pottsville, was celebrated on Wednesday, in
great style. The president and manager rs Of the
company, with large number OF the stockholders
and their friends, from this aud nelghboriDg Cities
left Dock street Wharf at an early hour in the
morning, in the steamboat Ohio, and proces ded 10
the Delaware TO the depot al Richmond Here
they took the cars and a short time rea ched
the junction OF the Reading and Mount Carbon
Railroads, a shor. distance from PoilsvlIle-
The most sum- tuous arrangements had been pro-
vlded here and ample JnstIce done TO 1t by the
company They afterwards proceeded 10 Mount
Carbon, and partook OF SPLENDID supper at the
Mount Carbon Hotel. The company We're high
y delighted with their excursion, and the pleasure
II had afforded them
marder of Rice, the IRISH weaver, is still before
the Court of Oyer eed Terminer IL s expected
that the argument OF the counsel will be brought 10
a close this evening. The case will then be gwen
To the Jury Many persons are OF opinion that The
prisoner will be acquitted.
Francis II Skunk, E-q the Governor elect, Is
expected IN this city IN day or two He is TO be
| al a mass meeting of democrats at Downingto own,
| to- morrow. He will afterwards proceed 10 Read
| pg, and then pay fl ing visit To Philadelphia.
SALEs AT TBE SrocK ExcHArGg-$ $4,000 b. Notes
75a; 10 Gerard Blk IL 664 do ii 205 State 5 III;
10 Amer Fire In Co s 10 Pa In Co. 1870; y State SIS
49, 800 do IA S37 do n A 69 % Norris r. r. sa ~ Will
H. X 20; as ono State 5's 7bt
SECOND BOARD 8 Mech Blk 261 500 Ches. & Del Ca
nal Loan col 10 U. s. Blk ss 10 Pa ns CO. 1901; 1000
Lehgh g. 49, So Gerard Bk. IA; l4Pa Life Annuity
| s5; 10. 900 State b's 75i.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
poMT oE NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10.


Ships Gunare Chase Coast Of Africa, Hlman; Rocksll
Evans Savannah Elwel Co; Charleston, Brown Charles
ton, Geo BuIkley-Brgs Mermaid, Jones, Liverpool, w
Lewis; Snappopp, lSwedh Backman, sockholm Boorman
cb."n. ones lae, Smith smith Bagcoa
eii'-Steainer John Gilpin, Copeland, Champlain.
~ Arrived.
ohip hober Fulton, Drnker from Canton, via Manila
nays ana Aner days passed ST. Helena Sept g. with
f ,,o,s q wm ~ Bp CO. Left NJ Dover dg for Macao
aaotte, ,tsIy log Tor Boston, 10 sail ~ all July Sura
isfcs ai'ed or Boston May 3 passed Aner July i Gym
WA 81 rom lima passed do July Is At st. Helena Thomas
.oot o. New bedford had abandoned her whaling
Sss a wGua az ~ ney day shasoe load @
Coffin New Bedford sid 9th both TO cruise french shp
Joseph IRON lima az 81 Helena reported the Of
O2ndoer ~ n,asIer straits 18th Junedd not mention u
what nation "a inst lat - 2 Ion 49, signals
WIN az nmecan prg standing TO the westward showing the
Packe! ship Hendrix Hudson Moore from London and Ports
mouth. Sept IA, with mdse, to john Grswold w w
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF srocKs-BosroN OCT II.

Ar THE BRoKERs BoARp.-5 shas Western RR, SO; 1872
do, s73; 10 Nor Wore RR so2od, 7e 25 do 10; IS do
bolw so 100 do Sat, 80; 200 DO, bo2m, 81 do bo2m
s1; 100 do bosod, s 80 do bam s4 SO do ssod ss3 SO
do. s2m sol; so do sty s0 so Island RR s23; 50 de-
s 80 do. b3od sil 200 East Boston Co. l2s $50 do 2J
400 Boston Div, 81; 80 Reading RR, a6I; 30 Eastern
RR, il3l IS Eng Worsted Co, l05l; 10 do, lO5;
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LoNDoN-Packe ship Hendrix Hudson Edward Segun and
lady seguip ir Mary segun ipa, and John Fra.
Edmugd Baldwin and lady, Robert Mea, VIM A Thompson
New ok Arthur Sowerhy and lady Josiah Larkn AID lady
Robert Smith George Bush, Henry Lawrence Charles
LyERPooL-Packet ship Europe-DrJ Swanzy DR. Smiling
the steerage. = ~ - -
CAgroN-ship Robt Fulton-W Seward Randall Of Phia-
,, sAvANS4H-Brg Phlura-R Jaques. of Georgia; r.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

0cr 7.-Oerngs consist of 900 Beet Cattle including
$50 taken to New York; l4o Cows and Calves $50 Hogs
and 1900 Sheep. %
Prices OF Beef Cattle were low and the market duh at
80 "a Tor common 70 good and Al Tor extras the 100 lbs
= about 100 head unsold -
Hogs-Prices ranged from Si a S4B, extras s43 the
leo lbs. q "a ~
Sheep mostly taken at SIT a So each
Hay-Good Timothy in tair request at s5 95c the cwt
Pressed soc the 100 lbs Straw scarce and ready sale
Sc a 81 the 100 bundles
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


NOTICE n the Express Of this evening P'ragmPh headed
in stated that the Empire Club fired rocket into the third
story window Of the Carlton House destroying
property and endngerng % giving its
that done degnsdy rocket fired off opposite the
Carlton House procession passed by II unfortunately
took wrong direction, went ino window and fire the
curtains which observed by the Club
were immedataly despatched TO the Of the
the house. and succeeded putting the fire. Thomas Reeves
Secretary OF the Empire Club had his hands severely
fore the flames could be extnguhed have Prope.
tors and have made satisfactory explanations
For the truth Of the above fr the public Mesr
Hodges Benson Of the Carlton House Thus
the pnbc see with what yndctiyeness these lying cowardv
scounde seize trivial Of whicn
they make political capital as they SUPPOSE njure
the Emore Club Poor miserable wretches far beyond
the reach Of their petty malice know they envy
and effective oreanzation Of our Catl know chat and
they naS, drive Is from park Roy They ask f no,
of these refugees from Justice ADVISE Mayor Harper pnt
stop 10 the bellous attacks made citizen who may
happen to be opposed politics the miserable
who conduct Of the whg papers this they are
likely and disturbance their advising
the Empee Club will do Let the these
y villains who advocate the deadly weapons but dare
not practice what they recommend
ol9 It~gc ISAIAH RYNDERS.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

The increase in the value of imports is about seventy
per cent and in duties about hundred and forty
cent From all the official returns received, should
judge that the total value OF the importation into the
United States for 1884, would not fall much short Of
hundred and fifteen millions Of dollars.
The City Bank has declared dividend Of three end
half per cent, for the last six months.
The Banks Of the District of Columbia in conformity
with resolutions passed at each Board have made reports
ia anticipation Of those annually mads We state.
showing the condition Of the Bank of Washington
on the lst inst -
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Died,

Died,
On Friday, the 18th inst, ALEXANDER SwARrs in the
goth year of his age. = -
The friends and relatives Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral Sunday noon (2Oth
inst at O'Clock from the Of Hester and Orchard
streets.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
BANKS OF South CAROLINA.
S2,U35,3U I,I62,454 !, ,53I ,BIB 1,45y, 80
The leading features compare as follows -

There has been an increase in loans and discounts, and
decrease in all the other departments The deposits
have diminished $aos3sl and the discounts increased
$9l34o4 An increased movement in commercial opera
tions has called for extension in facilities from the
banks The crops of that section Of country are now
rapidly coming in and more capital is required to
them. The loans of the banks Of the State are now
larger than they have been for than year. Last
September they only amounted to 81 O777 In 1887
the operations Of the banks of South Carolina were very
extensive There ten banks in existence, having
discounts amounting to Slsss9 s3s specie ST. 664 1856
circulation s7223,6l6; deposits, S5O4s,477 Compare
the banking business of that day with the present.
in any section Of the country, and great difference
will be seen.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
PrOvislOn Market.

We have no change Of any note to make in quota
lions since our last Poultry of all kinds arrive daily and
begin to look fat and of some size Potatoes that good
and Tree from worm marks command Is 5s per bushel
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Auctloneer
Store No 40 Ann street.
pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE-sa,urday 10th,
o'clock at 40 Ann street quantity Of Household
Furniture Carpets Wearing Apparel Books Musical nstr-
Bu,eaus, Coats Hats, Shoes Boots.
Also several Gold and Silver Watches Jewery &C. &C.
Terms cash. in bankable money. ola 2t*rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING

a CAKD-MK. WH4ALE and DAuGHTFEEK N respectfully
their Classes in Dancing Wazng and the Polka Dance will
commence Mt the Assembly Room, Constitution Hail. $50
Broadway Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the
Days OF Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under
Tuesday aud Saturday afternoon 3and
for the elder class of Gentlemen Every style Of
Dancing taught Mr.. WIS classes without additional charge
pupils.
Mr. W. that the references he shall offer of his capaby
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
plcaton above, his Private Academy, No 10 Sixth
Avenue where will be made kno and circulars gwen,
particulars.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
AUCTION SALES.


A gCTIoN NoTiCE-Ths Day. at 10Y o'clock, At No Il
nsre GsEets Stoves aud numerous other articles.
.oS hi ,ioc spsor o.
variety Of goods in the line. THos. BELL,
REtcN4}AnsS HSoSEHo 2sB mHo6SEY aSs' CO
den s & a fs Fresh
s 'S$ &ss ss s9G,s sa ss% sfs
Kaes % sad R aaS SaSa "fB' Be
G G 9s Tose Is AND & tea pad trunk chest s and Shs Ss
Also, an extensive assortment Of Table Cutlery
Also set Pattern Cards Of Pen and Pocket Cutlery fine
lAAIIso' 80 Soz flee pen and pocket Knives.
SO DO SSiSs posSsd SCISSORS siss s1S o on cards.
Also general assortment Of French and German Hardware
general. ql9 It.rc
EyY ENGEAXNs sFDoNfS S SHEths III At AgcTIoS o,.
the pc ~ snS 5 Esh as sa
AS G Of ss % ss ss s.s and sS
Also. superior Cologne ol s,s Water, &c.
er than can be Obtained esewhe in the oot
DINE poPsGEb PPEN1AYN FnE
and Polished Lad Fire Irons and IN ola
LTgT5%F ga A%ssfse ss sVs w.sn..
count oi VIII m II concernFrencn and German Esrcy
Goods Cutlery Jewtry Sc six months credit Jacob
Ptt will sell This Day 10 O'clock his Auction Room
No % Patt street six months credit for an
proved large aud extensive MT Gold
Watch Materials English and American Jewey &c.
count Of whom NAV concern, worthy the attention of thu
trade and private Individuals
Alo Cutlery and Fancy Goods comprising general
ment
Also invoice of very superior Vions of which
high cost and Of the finest aud well worthy the
of amatnres
B.Th, sale will be peremptory, and will commence witt
the residue Of the cataogue) will be sold the highest bidder
ol9 ltsie
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

LATE FROM RIVER PLATR.-The Baltimore
American furnishes the following intelligence
brought by the brig Amazon, Wedge, which left
Buenos Ayres on the l9lh August.
Hides were high, and the supplies OF the article
from the ports the north side OF the River Plate
were cut of almost entirely in consequence Of the
cattle having been driven back into the interior by
Rviera's troops 70 prevent supplies from reaching
Onbe's army, which still maintained its position
outside OF Montevideo.
On the 1st OF August, the flour that had been In
bond at Buenos Ayres was allowed 10 be exported
10 all ports in possession OF the enemy, on pay
mept OF IL per cent transit duty.
About ID 600 bbs, OF American -four which had
been locked up for about year, were sold at about
$5, silver, and exported 10 Banda Orienta and all
places on the rivers Uruguay and Parana, but none
admitted for consumption al Buenos Ayres.
Admiral Brown, who has been commanding the
Argentine squadron, has retired, and Ca,t An
thony Toll, a native OF Spain, has been appointed
IN his place, with the rank OF Commodore II is
understood TO be the intention OF the Argentine
Government to declare the port OF Montevideo to
be under strict blockade by sea, which must acce-
lerate its fall This measure will much nterfere
with American commerce, as the principal articles
production of the United States, for which there
is no demand at Buenos Ayfes. Vessels ordered
off must, therefore, make losing voyages.
The army OF the city, Of Montevideo was in a
whom any confidence could be placed, had pro-
ceeded 10 RIO de Janelr" with the hope of pro-
curing ssslstince from FYizll, which, howe yer,
Is very mpr bable Brazil would be divided INTO
hall dozen new Republics the moment war com
menced, and this IS well understood at Rio de ia
n, iro by the government. Gen. Rivera was on
the couines Of Brazil with ! 200 men The entire
OF his force may be put down at about 5000, and
that Of IN. Oribe at 8 900.
The provinces of the Argentine Confederation
quiet, and brisk trade was being carried on
with the provinces Of Mendoza, Tucuman and
Cordova.
The u. s. ship Boston, Commander Pendergast,
was at Montevldeo en- the 18th OF August.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
SHIP NEWS.
Ruy Inof Mich hfsn En.. n a 49,,

SkIIP NEWSs
by Last Nights Southern Mail.
BAtTIMoRE Oct FAR Col Howard. Prentis,. and ANA
Windsor Ms; Sroc Osborn, E.spor Ocean, Edndge. Bos
ton William. Parsons, Portland. Below, off the Wolf Trap
Erie Gunby, m Aecico. Cid Grace Brown, Myers, Liver
Poow inward earso He,ld pallea Amsedam; Virginia
ALEXANDRA, Oct 6-Sld Fidea, Small st John, NIB.
MISCELLANEOUS Record
SHr HEILEsPoNT Ellis, from New York for Havana (be-
fore mentoned) spoken 10th of the Rappshannock
Put into the Chesapeake 10 distress having been totally dmas
ed III huca the 9th inst off Cape Hatieras Capt Ellis
went up Baltimore IN the Amazon
Foreign Ports
BuLNos AyREs Aug leIn port, Hobart Collier unc; Bos-
onan, Emerson, from Baltimore Tor Boston. Chancellor
beS9yas Of and for York. few days. Moscow, snrson, Of
i9e, Lane Rio Jsneiro do Columbia, Barney, from NYoIk
sid lew days before for Patagonia Creole Norris Of Ba
more was at Colonia 18th Aug. dg; also, Lumberand Had
Icy, OF New iork do. Leta Lewis Of Baltimore,
Montsvideo about 18th Aug.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
Ship Masters and AEents.

We shall esteem favor If Captains Of Vessels will vve
20 ROBERT SLyEy, Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left the whence sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
ncwspapers they may have He will board them I'M
mediaey their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
the Marine Intelligence obtain Nautical Inform,
ion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the stea asnshtps.
Steamers. Leave LipI Due in .dme'a. Leape .qms'a
Acadia, Harrison. Oct. 4 & Oct I7 NJ
q Western. Matthews. Oct l2 -. Oct 25..... Nov .
Hibemia, Ryrie. Oct. 10 -. Nov. I..' Nov IA