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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

THE PRESIDENT ELECT. 1t has been charg-
ed against certain individuals in Washington,
that they have combined together to control
the President elect, so that they and their
friends may have the Lions share of the spoils.
We know not that the charge is well founded;
but if it be, we shall not be surprised it the
parties be disappointed-for we consider it
highly probable, that President Polk will not
yield himself to any improper influence, nor
TO the guidance ola selt-chosen council; but as
sumo an independent and honorable position,
following the dictates of his own judgment,
both in regard to appointments and to meas
ures of Government Should he thus act,
however frustrated individuals may complain,
he will receive the plaudits of the country
He has it in his power to render himself emf
nenty popular by administering the govern
ment upon American Notwithstanding
those from office who are unworthy, and
placing those only in power who have the re-
qusite qualifications and integrity. Let him
in all cases, require affirmative answers TO the
questions rs he honest ! Is Hc Cdpuoie 10 h0
faithful to the constitution" before he places
any man in office, and he will do much to de-
stroy the office-seeking disposition, which may
now be said to be mania.
The collector Of the port ofN. York has actu-
ally had to publish card, informing applicants
for Office and their friends, that they cannot
have access during business hours-and we
have no doubt that, unless the president takes
firm ground on this subject, he will be harras-
sed nearly out of his life 1t is really discred-
table to the country to have such general
rush for Offices under the general and State
Governments.
The ALBANY CUIrIvAToR. We have re-
ceived the February number Of this most eX'
cellent and cheap agricultural journal. 1t IL
embellished with a beautiful steel engraving Of
Mount Hope, and eight handsome wood en-
cravings Its contents are all original, en-
bracng great variety of interesting matter
DR.. Gideon b. Smith, North-st, basement Of
the Chesapeake Bank, is the agent. Price 81
per year.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

IrrHA, FOR SALE. A good DWELLING and
EslY';1 STORE, which has been occupied as Store
gSliG for five years, and there is pump of first rate
MlAi! water at the door, five rooms on a floor, with
first rate cellar underneath the whole, and good
dry yard, all in good Order-with good run of Gus
tom. This property will be sold for less than $780,
it will rent for $l4 or SIS with ease. Apply at the
north east corner of GAY and Monument SIS. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

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III e $ $ 81: % !: Gil! G.: 4: : A.; ' ;:5s ;;
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

SAILING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS.
PROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA.
Cambria, Jan. 4, Feb. !
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
A I. NJ AN AC.
MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst. by the Rev, J. g. Smart, Mr.. JoHN
COULTER to Miss ELIZA JANE CoRL, all of this city.
On the 29th inst by the same, Mr.. JouN SMITH 10
Miss ANNA Caldwell, all of this city.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev II. " ID. Johns, DR.. s.
DORSEY, OF Baltimore county, to Miss Lucy POUR
SEY, of this civ,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
LOOKING GLASS Plates.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
Fl HAVE IN STORE, a large assortment .
II German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tattcr myself eau sell on as reasons.
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country,
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES Of variUIIs patterns; Win.
dow CORNlCES, RODS, RINGS, sc. GnII md
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 r. :. FRYER No / ". Cav Stree,
d ERHkAN &UCCORY; BRUSH Lusire; SniG
az ratus; Bath Bricks; Entry Mats; Bay Rum; Vel
vet CorkS; Canary, Hemp, Rape and flax Seed
For sale by MARCUS DENISON,
ja23 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

NONSENSE. Some Of the newspapers speak
of the Investigations which are now being
made under the direction of the Judiciary Com
mittee of the Senate, into tho abuses Of the
Naturalization Laws, the transportation Of TO-
reign criminals, and paupers, &c., as Star
Chamber proceeding. This is nonsense. The
Investigations are open and above board, though
The testimony taken is reserved for the lnspec-
zion of the proper tribunal, by whom it will
be communicated to Congress, so as to be ac-
cessible to all persons, There is nothing of a
partisan character iii the examinations-on the
contrary, all facts which go TO shew abuses OF
the Naturalization Laws, let them come from
what source they may, are received by the
Commissioners. 1t is ridiculous to attempt to
give a partisan character to the proceeding;
for it is the true interest of all Americans, that
the elections shall be conducted legally and
honestly. Who will advocate the practice
which prevails, Of transporting foreign crlm-
nails and pauperS to this country2 If there be
any American citizen so base, he deserves him
self to be transported from the United States.
1t would be reflection upon either the demo-
cratic or wing parties to suppose that they de-
sire to be aided at elections by persons who are
deemed unworthy Of a residence in the country
Of their birth; and we trust that both parties
would spurn the mputation. That gross abu-
ses do exist is admitted by every onc--and why
should they not be corrected? Shall we give
up the control of our elections and of our coun-
try to those who understand little or nothing
Of the principles of our government Shall we
receive the convicted felens of Europe as ouI
fellow citizens and equals God forbid that
American feeling and principle should have SC
degenerated. The commissions which have
been issued by the Judiciary Committee of the
Senate, will no doubt elicit facts which will
shew the indispensable necessity of changing
our present laws, and of introducing others o
more rigid bearing; and at such an alteration
no man who is the friend to the honor or thu
interests of the country will complain
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
TO THE PUBLIC.
YJyHE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER IN

ID MARKET A large stock of DRY GOODS hav-
ing been purchased at an immense Sacrifice the pub
lie respectfully informed that they will be offered
for sale for few days at such Bargains will put
even the Burnt and Wet Goods into the shade The
goods are new, and of the most superior kind and
consist of Fine CallcOGs Domestic Suslins, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Alpacas, Bombazin es, Cloakings, Real
Plaids, Hosiery, Cambric TcSings Paper Muslins,
(al c0lorso Fine Irish Linens, MeIinoes, Nets,
Gents. silk Handkerchiefs and suspenders Linen
Cambria HandkerchietS, Table Cloths Sheetings fine
Shrting MusIns, togetherwth numerous other goods.
The GOODS will be offered tor sale for a few days
only, at No. - Market street, ID door above Mr..
Garaud the Contectoner, near Holiday street, where
the public may rely upon getting the greatest BAR
GAINS ever offered i'll this city Persons wanting
goods had better call early, is only for few days
Store Keepers will be supplied by the PIECE on
liberal Terms. lt@
VALUABLE LOT FOR LEASE. Lot
of ground fronting SO feet on Lexington street,
east of Covest, running back 900 feet to Josephine
street, will be leased low upon application to
ALFRED ii. REP,
No Roll
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READI Nc ROOMS
For Premiership Albert, 10Th Feb.
For kingston Jam-Bng VIM. Price, soon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31

a fANDLElS AND Oils. Wax, hi iphane, Ad
u amantine, Sperm, Mould and Dpt CANDLES:
superior bleached Winter Sperm, Solar aud Whale
OILS-for sale by MARCUS DENiSON
jazz 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-31
THNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE
"A and is constantly receiving direct from tho man

THNIfE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE,
"A and is constantly receiving direct from tho
ufacturers-
Lasting, Brocade, Twist and Satin Buttons
Mohar, Alpine and Fl0rentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
Silvered and Japa nned Hooks and Eyes.
Shell and Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire silk Wire, Straw Gimps.
Hair Edgings, Cotton Cords, Collars, Bosoms.
Double Buckram., Book Musns
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
PAIN Leaf Hats, Bonnets &c. sc.
All of which viii be sold ut manufacturers prices,
by d. Il. THURS ron,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No. 81 German st.
Ohm r. IEUASi.E& % co. have remnv-
% ed their Cigar and Tobacco Warehouse To No. !
SOUTH CHARLES STREET, one dnpI from Mar.
ket, where they have on hand, and viii continue tn
keep, large assortment OF imported and American
CIGARS, all kinds of CHEW Nc and SMOKING
TOBACCO, SNUFF, sc. &c ian
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jail Second Tin Store above Howard street. N
TUNHE LADIES AND TEMPERANCE MEN
IL are respectfully informed that OYSTERS are
served up in the most approved style at the TEMPER
ANcE HOUSE, ITO ~ Gay street, four doors south of
High street, where large small parties of Ladies
and Gentlemen are furnished with Suppers or single
plates of OYSTERS, at the usual prices, and where
they will not be troubled with the fumes of any thing
stronger than the grateful Odour of Tea and Coffee.
S63- Families furnished with OYSTERS, raw or
served up, by leaving their orders at the Cellar.
ja2S-tur3w VIM. SLICER.
% The public are cautioned against receiving any
OYSTERS from any person in my name, unless they
are accompanied by some of the white portion Of
my family, or note signed by me, as some coloied
persons have taken advantage of my TO sell aud
get larger price for their oyers. [ja3l tu2l WIS
EDOCKET PIIARNIACOPOCIA, The Pre-
Il scnber's Pharmacopocia, containing all the Me
dicines in the London Phamacop0cia arranged in
classes according TO their action, with their compost
ton and doses-just received and for sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stati0ners and Blank Book manuac-
turers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. jail
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

comparison Of prices ruling at the close of the
market yesterday, with those current at the close of tho
previous week, show improvement in Long island Of
81 per cent; Harldn Il Canton 81; Farmers Loan Il
Norwich and Worcester "; Reading Il Morris Canal
1; and East Boston Il and decline Ohio os off per
cent Erie Railroad t; vicksburg I, and u 8. Bank
The decline has been general In the really good stocks
while the ances have advanced with the greatest rn
pidity.
Last year, at this time, there a very extensive
speculative movement going in nearly all the stocks
on the brokers' real and fancy The annexed
table gives the current quotations some Of the stocks
on the soth of October and IL 10Th Of November
ls44 At the first date it anticipated that the Presi
dental contest then going on, would result in favor
the Whg party and at the second date the complexion
ofthings was completely changed both in the political
market and the stock market The election Of the demo-
cratic candidate pretty generally admitted to be
and the stock market broke down in consequence
The MARKET imme diately Afterwards recovered, and
prces in several instances back the point from
which they fell The result Of the election was so
runous to the country Of political dema-
gogues would have had the people believe; and
the excitement subsided stock spectators, and all
other spectators, found they were more frightened
than hurt
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
City Intelligence.

A SPECIMEN OF ruNcruArIoN-Over the door Of grog-
shop up Broadway is large transparency with the fol
lowing accurately punctuaed inscription" FoR, Re.
oIsTER, MORRIS, FRANKLIS." We take it our friends,
the Wings, will not appreciate the honor.
oRrHoeRArHy.-A confectioner, up Chatham street,
has bill in his window to the following effect" NJ
Anon Candi shilans pound" Verify is the school
master abroad
SuNDAY.-The weather yesterday blue enough;
not particle Of sunshine; all rain dampness and mud
The ladies who had been preparing all the week to
pear yesterday in "the latest fall fashions" sadly
disappointed The streets were almost desered and
the churches any benefit derived from the SER
mons it accrued almost entirely to the benches.
BuRGLARY.-The store Of Newton s Co, 900 Broad
way was entered Saturday night the drawer broken
open, and about four dollars in pennies taken away
The burglar must have been green in hurry, he
lett silver in the drawer, supposing probably that
the rolls Of pennies half dollars something
valuable.
FUNERAL JOHN B. WEBsTER.-The funeral of John
Webster took place yesterday afternoon at 2oclock,
from his late residence, No 80 Grove street The Light
Guard, Capt. Edward Vincent, of which Mr.. Webster
member, met at their armory at ~ o'clock in full
uniform and proceeded to the house for the purpose
paying their last respects to their brother soldier After
short service the body was conveyed to Williams.
burgh, where it was inferred with proper honors.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
MONEY MARKET.


The market during the week just closed has been very
much agtated by the speculation that is going
veral Of the railroad ks but the improvement in pri
has been almost entirely confined to the stocks
dergoing the cornerng operation The usual effect ofany
speculative movement in any particular stock is mode
advance in most others in the list oe ntimes
movement spreads from to another until the whole
feel its influence and the excitement becomes great
speculation confined to two three fancy stocks is
generally Of longer duration than when includes the
whole list the Of the most extensive bulls
concentrated upon the three and very great
imitation is usually the result and the period of an explo
sion put off, but the longer the upward movement cont
nues the greater must be the decline when it does
come. The present speculation is confined principally
to two stocks, the Long Island and the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad. There was wide margin for an
Improvement in these stocks and il has been nearly f
not quite covered Quotations have reached point
above what the most sanguine specuator anticipated
and there s the most imminent danger of collapse
any moment Pricesfor both Of these stocks have with
in the past been per cent above those now
ruling and 1t is possible that they may be ex.
ceeded this tme but when advance has been so rapid
the present and whom prices have become so in
Aated, there too much probability Of great and sud-
den decline to warrant purchases any extent at the
top OF the market The market is in very curious
state II will be observed that the sales made on time
at sellers option, range from two per cent be-
low those time buyers option in other instances
cash sales at less prices than those on tme buyers
option.
We annex comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day Of the week Just
closed and for the last day of the week for the
purpose of showing the fluctuations in prices and the
progress OF the speculative going on in some
OF the fancy stocks II will be observed that in
SEVERAL there has been advance OF ave per
cent.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

This table shows the fluctuations in the quotations for
these stocks within the past year. and also shows that
notwithstanding the rapid rise in some stocks during the
past two weeks, prices ere yet many per cent below
those current on the soth of October, ls44
The receipts of the Harlem railroad company are In.
creasing very rapidly. For October 1885, the gross
increase was SIT 800 against s 400 for the same month
in 1874 being an increase Of more than fifty per cent
Our city banks have commenced the publication Of
their last quarterly reports. We the returns Of
Of the smaller class =
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
Police Intellrrence.

Nov2-..Bugiary.-The premises No ia Perry street,
occupied by Mr. H. J. Ennise. were burglariously
tered Friday night and robbed Of silver spoons
clothing &C., with which the rogues effected their
cape.
Sing t.lar Robbsry.-NIr H. Higham, residing at the
of Vesey and Church Streets retiring to bed
about o'clock on Sunday morning, placed his pocket
book containing $3.50 under the pillow between himself
and his wife, and awaking in about tw hours after
ward discovered that the book with Its contents
had been abstracted from under his pillow, and that the
been forced Off Nothing else in the house appeared to
have been disturbed.
Grand Larceny A fellow who gave his name as wm.
Smith, arrested and detained to answer charge Of
having stolen light wagon such as is commonly used
for the transportation Of small packages.
Steers steering iorong coWrse.-Two fine steers
were night found travelling towards the Five Points
Policeman Gallager feeling satisfied that the steers
steering OF their proper course, conducted them to
safe quarters tor the night.
ick-pocket caught.-A person who gave his name as
Jacob Jackson last mig hit detected in the act OF pick
ing gentlemans pocket.
Seriaus case of Stab6ing.-As Michael Viola, Of No.
so Water street. passing near the corner OF Dover
and South Streets about today he was grossly In.
suited by boys who made Of the most abusive
language to him. and taking hold Of Of them the
young rowdy Immediately drew knife and stabbed
Viola In the lower part of the left groin severng
artery The fac Of the being communicated to
Mr.. Mken late deputy coroner, he repaired to the
spot where the occurrence took place, and had the
wounded conveyed to the City Hospital, whore he
Immediately received the necessary attention which his
case required His life however is dsspaired Of
sequence Of the great loss Of blood which he sustained
before he was taken to the Hospital
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

oNfRhoEpENTED STEAMBOAT SPEED The pas
sage 70 Albany was made on Wednesday last, by
,''e steamer Niagara, Captain DE Groot, in seven
"'ofs and twenty-five minutes, running time.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

CHINA AND THE CHINEsK.-Every person who
wishes to be considered well informed, is now
studying this interesting subject Tonight, DIR. Her.
nlsz resumes his valuable and attractive lectures
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
The Ocean Steamers.

The Massachusetts, from Liverpool, whence she
was 10 sail on the 10th ut is now due at this port
The Caledonia, with advices to the 10Th, is in her
fifteenth day, and has probably arrived at Boston
We may receive her news this afternoon.
The Acadia leaves Liverpool tomorrow, for Bos-
ton.
The Hibernia sailed from Boston on Saturday, for
Halifax and Liverpool, with sixty passengers, in
cluding bearer OF dispatches TO our Ministers in
London and Paris.
The Great Western is to leave this port next
Thursday, for Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

The ELEcrross.-The elections in this state .,a
New Jersey will take place tomorrow. The ,hr.s
days. poll in the latter State is now concentrated
one day. The election in Massachusetts Is On ~,
10th inst
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
Movements OF TrayelIers-


Yesterday was most unpromising and forbIdding
day for the arrival and departure Of travellers. The
suhoned list comprises nearly the whole amount of the
registries. At the
AMEnIcAs-J: A. Constant, Hastings; J. w. Paine, U.
8. N; Mr. Charles Seaton, Washington City.
AsroR j. a. Hammond, s. C.; r.. ii. Pierce Boston;
W ottnger, u NJ; Mr. Rves, Mobile; d. Rogers
NewbuTgh Mr.. Richardson, Baltimore; Barnes, Bos-
ton; 9. Churchman Philadelphia; Isaac RUSSELL Bos-
ton; T. Thornton, N. b.; l. B. Crocker, Oswego; c..
bia; Com Paine, Washington; H. Rice, Baltimore; @.
hun'ing,ora LtrvCspooI; ~ ; samuel Morgan, Va.
FRANxLfr.-H H. Grout, Lima b. q. Cutter, Louisville,
kyj H. Jameson, Castleton; Thos. Fitch, syi acuse;
J. w Nc Alster, Washington II. r. Burial, Ohio; j.
Cole, Albany; N. Jarvis, McCoombs Dam; j. w. Ro.
gers, Niagara
GLOBE. VIM symmes, ship "Finand"; Mr.. Briggs,
Philadelphia; H. II Clayton, England; J. Mcdonald,
London.
CRY Burton, Philadelphia r. II. Hewitt,
Troy; 7. f.. De Rope, Caracas; Mr. Clarke. Conn, J.
II Martin Lynchburg, Va; A. Gammaway, do
HowARDs- J a. Cordova, Houston. Texas; j. Ham
mond, Conn; G. II Geer Boston;T Potter Providence;
Ward Boston; Scott, Lord MI Morris H. Green Smith,
Warren, y +; y Robinson, Philadelphia; II. J. Green,
Portageville, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

AuausTA-Ihls fascinating danseuse appear, q.
the Park tomorrow night; the exterior arrange
mens tor the production, in the first syle. of ,hs
"Bayadere" not having been completed in time =
admit of her appearance tonight.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
arletles.

Governors Island, in Boston harbor, says the
Journal has been purchased by the United States Gov
ernment, of Henry g. Andrews, of Boston. The
manding position of Fort Winthrop upon its summit
when repaired and fortified will with the other fort
make Boston safe from foreign attack any city in
the Union.
man namedLyman B Walker was brought to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, who was run by burden
car on the Reading Railroad at Mohsrsville on Thurs
day evening Oct 3O and had the toes Of of his feet
shockingly manged.
Monsieur de Neutbourg has discontinued the suit
which he had entered against the proprietors Of the Pic
ayure and in doing Monsieur has shown himself a
very discreet person
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

IENNrssEr . : SENATOR Hopkins L. Turev
has at last been elected to the Senate of the United
states by the Legislature Of Tennessee. He il
d,mocraf and takes the place Of E. H. Foster.
whig
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

MORE PRooF OF THE Morals OF BosTor. lon
Friday, Thomas Baldwin charged with having com
mitted rape on Elizabeth J. Reu, his niece, young
LADY OF l5 The case postponed till Saturday q
o'clock 10 the meantime he was put under ponds oi