The New York herald., 1845-07-10

PHILADELPHIA, July ., lslo.
The weather continues warm. but II has moderated
somewhat from the evetpow erng heat Of the last two
days. Besides pleasant breeze we have been through
the day partially protected from the direct BY
masses Of light clouds which have at intervals noated
across the sky The has driven large numbers Of
our people from the city and they continue leave by
hundreds which promotes the almost universal dullness
that reigns around. In politics, to be at
stand still at leas-ths movements preparatory to the
fall campaign though agitatng the minds of many, have
not yet begun to be developed Questions to the pro-
bable result asked and the general opinion to
be- that the wings will continue to carry the city, not
whstandng the predictions Of Bella Badger and the last
dying groan of the Morning Post to the contrary The
fact is, Bella and his clique have been discarded by the
wings OF the city and he would like to see them defeated
out Of revenge. As TO the offices in the such
Recorder Of Deeds, Prohonotary &c i thought that
the wings will be able to carry them if they stand firm
to their ticket The people both city and county have
in the chocs of these officers and with the native
split from the democratic party in Southwark and Spring
Garden and the heavy whg vote in tho city proper the
wings will be able to carry their ticket unless they
silly enough to abandon il and run into nativeism The
legislative ticket for the county OF Philadelphia will be
ior the democrats And thus calculation is based
800 native majority at most Moyamensng about 200
democratic majority Spring Garden, whore the wings
and nati-es combined carried the district by only
about 200, it is believed, IL the wings make any
they like show for their ticket. the democrats
will be successful by about 500 Northern Liberties
democratic, 5o0 Kensngton native 200 at most Pasa
yunk, native, loo These the only districts where
natysm can begin to poll respectable vote The other
parts OF the county will be divided between whig and
democrat, with considerable majority for the latter
giving them decided preponder erance in the county
This is rough and hasty estimate, but have doubt
OF ITS correctness, may be- confidently be.
eve that nativsm will be blown out Of water next fall
II the wings Of the county will poll thing like pro-
portionats vote for their ticket IT, however they
go for the natives they will Of course defeat
the democratic party but they will lose the House
Row which is certainly theirs if they remain firm and
inhict much more signal defeat upon themselves. But
we viii not have to wait long before the politics of
this region will begin to develope and then
we can calculate with more certainty.
Kichings played Robert Macaire at the Walnut last
night, to an excellent house. He warmly received
and played we'll Chapman supported him admirably
The Ethiopian Opera Is at the Chestnut which
Tor Rchings absence. Burton, at the Arch proncces
some excellent comic pieces, to respectable and de-
lighted audiences He to have devoted his house
to this line OF the drama, and it succeeds we'll He will
ltakc pos session OF the Chestnut, with splendid
company, in September.
There is little change in the stock market Sales are
dul and prices exhibit slight decline.
Sales or Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
State 5s 73l Lehgh Coal, ll; 40 Mechanics Bk a4s
81 400 State 6s semannuai I6, sls; IO5 Bank 5S
aa0 Wilmington, 3; 80 do, l2i; $1,000 Kentucky 6s 99G
$1,000 Texas notes, l5 3 Mechanics Bk 24s l6 Vicks
burg 81.
SECOND Board 900 State 5s ds and interest 731
100 Wilmington RR, o, DIS, 1876 $50 do, O. ds Isl
loo do O. DIS, l3; 80 do; % do, l3I; Grard
Bk, 81; $500 Lehgh 6s Al 45: 100 Bk, 5l 200 Will
mington RR 6's, 81, 50.