The New York herald., 1845-12-11
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10,

THILADELPHIA, Dec 10, lS45.
We have delightful weather. though occasionally an.
noyed as walk the streets, more particularly at the
crossings, by the remains Of yesterdays slush.
man was killed about g o'clock last evening, on the
Willow street railroad by falling between two cars and
being crushed.
There is great commotion at present among our ci-
zens upon the subject of continuous railroad between
this city and Ptsburgh,t with the lines already
in existence far Harrisburg or Chambersburg The
excitement is caused principally by the movements in
western Pennsylvania to grant right of way for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Pittsburg and ear that
the of this will divert the trade of the
latter city from this place to Baltimore meotia is 10
be held at the Chine Saloon tonight to concert mea
to prevent this by the construction of line of
road which will keep up the communication between the
iron city and Philadelphia and foresta the attempts to
divert the trade to Baltimore SO length the move
of brethren have succeeded in waking
people to sense Of the position they occupy in in.
fusing little enterprise into their composition and
bo hoped that the the results cnighs meeting
and the activity with which the prospect and fear Of be-
ing tapped has inspired our citizens will result some
thing substantial.
Treasurer's Circular founded upon too cursory
glance at that document Upon looking it again
does certainly appear il there some doubts Of
the payment Of the February interest and that to effect
this object additional exertons similar to those of last
year will have to be made There is an idea
nat the Executive will allow the credit of tae state
again suffer shock but can scarcely think he would
be insane That the interest be paid If the nrouer
exertons made deny, and think that con.
sderatons OF honor, propriey and justice should induce
the executive to make every sacrifice in order to stain
the credit of the The efforts of the o.
vernon and the Treasurer last year met with unaualfed
praise and If they neglect the OF the some extraor
dinary means this year. should the same be necessarv
the State to become again dscredited il will
fix stain upon the Administrative which nothing they
might subsequently do, coul wipe out Let the Cover
nor make extraordinary drafts upon the counties and
then take ofecual urge upon the Legislature
the levy OF sufficient taxes TO prevent recurrence of
embarrassment for all time to come.
Another depressed day in the stock market Prices
are all down. Reading Railroad Wilmington Railroad
and State 6s tho most depressed. The unsettled
state Of relations with England and the throwing
upon market stocks held heretofore abroad have
consde rable influence here in New York. in produ.
cling this resiit.
r. s. oclock.-The passenger line from New York.
has ust arrived and your agents Zeber Co. have but
received their bundle OF He,ads The Office has been
DIVIDED all the afternoon, and great anxiety has been
manifested upon the subject The mail limo arrived
about three O'Clock, but what could have detained the
first line till Eve o'clock, when ought to have been in
at two, II is difficult to conjecture
Herr Alexander was crowded on Monday night not
withstan ing the weather. Last night we had another
full house.
sales OF Stocks Mt Phiiatielphia.
Finsr BoAnp.--l7 Union Bank, Tenn, b7t; 10 vii.
mington H. r. y; 100 do Dis 22t so do cash do 1000
Harrisburg X. II. Bonds 70 $50 Girard Bank ST. Cam
den s. Amboy X III; aloo susquehanna Canal Bonds
(56) 30l
Arrrs sALss:- -2oco County SIS COY ess; 100 Girard
Bank Sos 81 n Liberty Bank 40 1000 State o. 6s3;
Ia0o0 do 6s!
ssooNp BoARp-lo 900 State SIS, Dis " n ss, 10 Cam
den Amboy, DIS, III; % do do; Commercial Bank
50i; 300 Lehigh NJ Loan 7s. 1905 Wilmington, ds, H2y;
100 do 222; 25 do rw do; 700 Reading r. r. 8 ds 26 -"
ArTHR sALEs.-30O Reading r. r., %; 100 wilmington.
~ 100 do, 5ds 3d. S200 City SIS (5D lO4; 1000 Tennes
see Bonds SIS, s3s