The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-18

PHILADELPHIA Nov. IL, ls45.
The Herald yesterday was in great demand, and the
Office OF Zeiber Go. had scarcely been open for hall
hour, when his supply exhausted and no copies
were to be had for love money. The cause of this
was the great mail robbery twas suggested as good
plan by those readers of the Herald who were dsap.
pointed in getting one that hereafter when any thing Of
extra Importance appears in the columns that addi-
tonal supply OF from 800 to 1000 copies would be
amiss They don't know the circulation of the Herald
in this city or they would know that the addition Of
the number they name would not be flea bite.
Our politicians will shortly begin decided rove.
ment in regard to the Oregon if may Judge by the
excitement which is agitating the masses in this vicinity
or course, the same causes operating all the
Union As an indication Of the feeling here, however
will state that movement is in contemplation which
VIII at the coming session Of the Legislature, throw
the whole weight OF Pennsy lvania into the scale
Of immediate occupation by the United States
OF the whole disputed territory. In this she will
but record the wishes Of her distinguished son,
VINO now stands at the head of the department OF
Our people say that the time to settle the
ton. They know the danger Of temporzing Great
Britain they are aware will try to stave of matters by
negotiation and by appearance of warlke prepare
Of those in this country and there are many such who
will make any sacrifices to avoid the danger of war
will yield her demands that the chances in favor Of
this party obtaining power in the Of time even if
for one term are BY no means remote and that she
can only succeed in adjournng the question by procras
tinaton Till that time, she succeed in getting us TO
yield our rights after the fashion of the Northeastern
sons that the people Of this State will the opening Of
the legislatures in January take ground in favor the
The members Of the Legislature from the county will
take an active part in the matter.
,n As expected the native papers are down upon the
Judges, who on saturday, dismissed the petitions con.
testing the late elections Their insane rawlings provoke
smile from the community nothing more. their reign
henceorh natvism may howl aud gnash its teeth at the
constituted authorities without disturbing the eaua
nimity OF our people
The weather has, within these two hours, become
cloudy, but as yet no rain has appeared The atmos.
phere is unseasonsbly warm and pleasant
Burton has graduated the prices of his theatre in
manner that cannot fail to draw crowded houses On
turday night the seguns had good house. on which
occasion they performed =" Norma" They play the
Bohemian Grip tonight, which occasion they will
be assisted by Deavanti. The supplemental cores
pondens the Herald who talks so much about tho Az
terence between Burton and Ole Bull and that Temple
ton VIII not succeed, and all that, are humbugs il is
true that series OF rather hypercritica though ngenu
Gus artces upon Scotch music and Templetons singing
have appeared in OF the papers, but the only effect
VIII De, to ensure him q larger audience. If he has
merry VIII succeed despite OF the precriticsms the
writer alluded to for we are a reope who ;udys
iol ourselves, and do not pin faith upon news
Murdoch played at the Walnut on Saturday night TO
CROWDED house He has always been looked upon by the
aueSy iua ps0pe as belonging TO them and
actor, being unrivaled in certain line but conceive
70 .ne higher order Of characters
don. mean 10 say that he would fail in such for that
would not be true He exhibits deep study and uncom
talents but his voice and contour render him not
equal to others have in the parts As Romeo
Claude Melnotte, and Jsfier. in serious drama ana
as Jack Rover, in light comedy suppose he never had
his equal
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