The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, lS45.

BALTIMORE. Nov. a. lSa5.
The News-a Ner Democratic Paper-7He Stamp .aet 10
be Tested sbobie Failure Of the Liverpool Packet
schems-Om Stock Board Ship B,nldins- Markets
&c. &c.
The second edition of the Herald brought us the ne WIS
by the Massachusetts last night which has relieved the
minds Of citizens with regard the fate of her pas
sengers and will also tend to advance the price of -four
and revive the dropping condition of the cotton market
We about to have an addition to the universal
strength Of the press of the city by the removal the
Washington Constitution to limits II is said don't
know whether truly not that it has been bought off
from being candidate for the printing of Congress by
the Union, whom 1t generally unde rsood that
the Southern would concentrate 1t is to be pub.
iished the cash system at two cents per copy,
and will probably become the leading organ of the de-
nocratic party in this city.
there Is a movement going on among our mercantile
men or rather should say those connected with
brokerage for the purpose of having tested before the
supreme Cour' OF the United States the consiitutionsy
OF the stamp Act by the last session Of Legs
allure An Effort to be to procure the services
OF the Hon Daniel Webster, a counsel in the case
learn to day with regret, that our great flourish
of trumpets about thu estab lshment Of line of Liver
pool packets is likely to fall through the want OF
funds The enterprise Of the present genera.
ton OF Baltimoreans is ten degrees belo mediocr,y
The Baltimore stock board, which has only been
established some eight months now numbers fon,
teen members and olds its meetings daily at IL oceck
VI Business at this board is conducted on the estab
lshed usage in other associations OF the kind in pha-
ship building in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 prosper finely
it has done throughout the present season AT the
several ship yards the south OF the BASIN observe
nunher of vessels the stocks Mr. w. Skinner has a
hne BALTIMORE clipper of 1870 tons burthe0, underway
Me-sis. skinner Son are building fine barque Of
3io tons, for y l.. McCiaty oil New York, ana have
also schooner Tor the coastng trade OF no under
way. A. the ard Of Mr.. J Brown, they are finishing
Hsyten man OF war schooner, and Just lay ing
Reei Oh steamboat 1876 feet in length to be built for
Messrs j. HEAD Co, Of this CITY. At McCuliys
yard tue Keel OF fine brig has been laid and at the
yard oil MI George Young, a small steamboat is in
course OF construction Quite number of steamboats,
are also waiting to undergo repairs The Yards on the
Point are also well supplied with work. and are likely
TO continue so throughout the year.
Murdoch played Hamlet last night to brilliant and
overlooking audience. He was received with enthusiast
tic Juror.
THE MARKErs.-Therc was a slight decline In the
-four market yesterday, and So s7 to So 93} might be
considered the extremes although holders wonId
not sell under s6-all parties apparently disposed to
wait for the next steamer, which will be this after.
noon. The car price for Howard street is IS rs The
inspections for the past week comprise n 1877 barrels
and 1893 half barrels wheat flour. There also in
spected l66 bbs Rye -four and 80 bbls Corn meal
Philadelphia Buckwheat meal is selling at 81 20 81 81
per 100 bs country do. 81 81 l2I Gran-There have
been fair receipts OF Wheat throughout the week. and
prices have not materially varied Including Virginia
Mary land and good to prime reds may be