The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30

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BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1915.
Mid Weather-Soisr's Point Improrements-71 Cas-
| Of ~ E Lehman Circus Yankee Hin Markets. &c
The mild weather, noticed in my last, still continues
and river and bay thoroughly clear from all OBJ
structons to navigation
The military committee Of the House OF Representa-
tves, who proceeded an excursion down the bay
Saturday to examine the condition Of our Notifications
returned at about O'Clock in the evening, highly
pieasea with their trip. learn, from gen.
strongly impressed with the necessity that existed for
the erection ofa fort the flats of Sellers Point. and
that effect They all returned to Washington, in the
evening. except Mr.. Bednger of Va Who, report says
dys heart who is a resident of this city He seems to
be foe fellow with heart as large as -four barrel
and from the Of his spirits there doubt
| but that ho anticipates success, at least
mentioned in my last, that N E. Lehman, merchant
Of Cincinnati had been brought here on requisiton of
Governor charged with obtaining goods under false
pretences from Messrs sangston lie was brought be.
fore Judge Legrond, on Saturday on writ of habeas
corpus, and denied having obtained the goods under
false pfetences asserting that he bought them faithfully
and honoaby without any expectation ola failure in
business which has since taken place Messrs Sangson
assert that he represented himself the time OF OBJ
tanning credit from them to be in good circumstances
since ascerained that he in debt at the time, for
goods TO merchants of New York for SO 900, and that
short time previous to his failure he had attempted to
clined Judge Legrand gave it as his opinion that
less these last mentioned facts could be satisfactorily
proved this morning, Lehman must be discharged from
custody. do not know the names of his New York
creditors.
The New York Circus Company are now doing fine
business at Front street theatre
Yankee Hill gives entertainment at the Odd Eel
lows Saloon, this evening The Ivory Christ and the
HydIarchos are also on exhibition here. The general
opinion as TO his snakeshp to be that is put
together in half SO ingenious manner some OF the
manufacturers of wooden nutmegs could have made it,
The number of vessels built in Baltimore during ls45
was 80 OF llls2 tons IN si4 it was 49, OF 5456 tons
and IN lsi3 the whole number was II, of 0l5 tons
The MARKETs- have no especial change to notice in
the markets on Saturday Sales to the extent of about
which is the general asking price, with small transac
tons The receipt price unsettled The last sale of
Of selling are willing TO take. Small sales of good to
prime red wheat continue to be made at O5 los per
oahe and OF ordinary to good at es los cts Receipts
very light Sales OF white at 70 II cts and of
yellow De at II - cents Oats ~ 43 ct and Rye rs
cts per bushe Whiskey is rather dull of sale at % cts
IN barrels and y cts per gallon in hhds.
Sales of stocks at Baltimore.
Pee $500 Baltimore 6s, 1870, (openngl 9i5 10 shs
Baltimore Water Co. s5 lsdo susquehanna Canal ll6.
At the Board to-day Baltimore 6's of $780, were firm at
% bid, and s5s asked; more buyers than sellers.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30, lS45.
The new Native movement to which adverted yester-
day continues to excite discussion among citizens,
and upon unusual degree of interest manifested
of Judge Woodward to the Supreme bench of the United
States both BY those who in favor and those who
opposed to him. call it Native movement, because
in every essential particular its features identical
with natvsm except that the boot is the other foot
foreign being substituted for domestic nativity in the
combination. Both are bad and both will be repu.
dated by every citizen who appreciates the great mis-
sion Of this country practical exemplar equal
" Of man. and who understands the principles Of
The American revolution. 1t WILL however be an ele-
ment in the congressional opposition which will be
organized in the democratic party against the nomna
tons Of President Polk. Already hostility to the noH
nation OF Woodward is connected with no ,.ility to the
confirmation of Henry Horn, and rallies its aid all
the discodant and scattered elements Of Tyerm in this
state. Thouga this combination may succeed in striking
Horn and the end will be- that the Prssid will rally
the masses OF the people TO his support and by series
OF bold aud vigorous movements Of which he alone is
capable, he Will crush this factious spoils hunting ele
of discord in the democratic ranks already
crushed the other cques which have attempted to
troll his policy and erowbeat him into compliance with
their wishes.
The weather is pleasant head, but sloppy under
foot People all enjoying the HOLIDAY week, and
preparing for the festivities Of New Years day All
the places OF amusement are consequently crowded
MIR and Mrs. Kean bring out Ionn tonight at the
Chestnut street theatre and the house will be crowded
excess
cal Fund Hail. and expectation tiptoe he will be
greeted by an immense audience.
Inc STOCK matket IL much more Duoyant TO day, and
prices are looking very much like what they were
short time since State ves particularly present i'm
proved appearance. The money market is tight, the
banks refuse to discount and the best paper in the city
IL done in the street at one per cent per month.
Sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.
DEC 29-First Board5000 State SIS cash. CO. 500 do do
3d. 5000 do do 5s TO- 5000 do do 5ds and int TO- 100
Grard Bank, 81; 375 Reading RR 49, $50 do 2ss 1000
Lehgh 6s 5ds45 40 States Bank, Al Pennsy
Bank, 255i
AFTER sALEs--5oo Wilmington RR 5ds, 26i; 10 600
State SIS and int DDS, 7ot Sl49 46 do do SO.
SECOND BoARp-Sl00 Harrisburg RR Bonds, 10; 100
do do do 7Oi; 1000 Reading Bonds, 70i 1000 do do
10; So Penn Township Bank 5ds II; 100 vckburg Blk II;
450 Reading RR, 2s4 100 do do cash, ISL.
Attn SALEs-5o0o State SIS 70s; 500 do do II; 5000
u.