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The New York herald., 1845-11-04
Police Intalll1ence,


Noy s-.arssfed on suspieien.A person calling him
self Richard HarroP. arrested suspicion Of hay
Ing stolen two watches Zone gold the other sve worth
$3.50 found III his possession and respecting which he
was unable to give satisfactory account He was de-
tanned for further examination.
Hoggish Cass-On Saturday night last, seven hogs
were stoien from the premises of Timothy Cunneen, No.
is Anthony s.eet was subsequently asoertained as
II s alleged that they driven to place in Harri
SON street and there and two persons named
George Farrell and William sohn. were arrested
Ward. on a charge of having purchased the property
knowing the same to have been stolen. The accused
were committed to answer.
.arresf IF Fusiivs Bursiar.-A man named Joseph c.
Bren alias Burdick was arrested in this city this after
charge of breaking into the store Of Mr. spencer in
the hood Of their residences and stealing several
aSsa dollars OF anS nsn s
in a vessel, when he arrested He was taken back
to Rensselaer, county to answer for his offence
veloped in toierabie sized blue cloth cloak. entered
the Of Messrs Jones Snow No 70 Cedar street.
gagged the of the porter the other contved
help himself to piece Of rich black satin worth up
and walked of, Of his pal followed, and
have not since been met with
TAMxANY HALL NOMINATIONS an act of JUS
tce to Mr.. Tilden, we cheefuIy publish the follow
ing correspondence, which appeared in some of the
papers of yesterday:
New YoRx, Nov. LIST, Is45
SAMUEL j. TiLpEN, ESQ:
Dear sir-Hsving been instrumental In inducing you
to to be Z candidate for the Assembly may,
perhaps, be justified in the object of this letter Some
designing individuals have nsdiousy circulated reports
that you abolitiens and in favor of negro su
rage Knowing well that these rumors are unfounded,
neveItheless request your own authority for denying
them. Yours, sincerely,
JOHN J. CISCO.
New YoRK, Nov lst, ls45.
My Dear Sir Certainly you may have my authority
to contradict the story hich you allude, although
do not suppose you stop its circulation by those who,
having themselves fabricated it, best know how false
is. Nothing which have said done has given
the slightest pretence to the statement that
abotonist advocate of negro suffrage and
both Of the allie cations as you we'll know are utterly
untrue Truly, your friend
s. J. TILDEN.
JOHN j. CISCO ESQ.
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Died.


JAMES FL HkDLEy, eldest son Of the late John r. He'd.
ley, inthe 22d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respec
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late residence
OF 62d street and Sd avenue this afternoon Tues
day. at halfpas o'clock Carriages will be in readi
ness at o'clock, at st. Paul's Church.
On the I'd instant, MARY, wife Of christopher Murray
The friends of the deceased and Of her brothers in.
law John and Patrick Murray respectfully request
ed to attend her funeral this afternoon Tuesday at half
past o'clock from her late residence Columbia street
near the South Ferry, Brooklyn
On Monday morning, Sd instant, JOSEPH J. HuoHEs,
months and days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and those
OF his sonin-aw, T. w. Quick, are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon Tuesday at
o'clock from his fathers residence, No rs Decatur
race, 7th street, near lst avenue.
On the 3d instant, DANIEL B. BURTON aged 81 years
Inc friends Of the family, and the members Of Colum
oa DIVISION NO. TO- 8. T., and the order in general are
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon Tuesday at
O'CLOCK from his late residence, South Seventh near
Fourth street. WilamsburYh.
=, On sunday I'd instant MARY M, relict OF William
Mathews, in the 57th year of her age
Her friends, and those of her son. W. A. Mathe ws and
her soAn-law, Duke White respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral this afte no0n Tuesday at o'clock
from her late residence, No. SO Franklin street near
Broadway. ReEE& II " ~
At New Rochelle, on the a0th ut after linyering
illness which he bore with Christian fortitude and sig
naon. NICHOLAS Conu, late Of this CITY, the Goth year
On saturday evening LIST instant DAVID RrIp late of
r"erson' ~. j., aged 90 years and months
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Government DEPOSITS BANKS BosToN, New
YoRx PHILADELPHIA.
3.a5s. .5o4 sir. .9A e,o95, ,957 5.so1 .623

The total amount on deposit in all the repositories
the 27th Of October, was $ss6s,sis, which is only
$il0s2e less than the amount deposit the soh of
September Among the transfers ordered, six hundred
thousand dollars have been ordered from the banks of
this city to the Bank of Louisiana at New Orleans and
$l35000 to the u s. Mint, Philadelphia.
The following table shows the value of foreign and
domestic merchandise exported from this port for each
Of the first months in the past three years The uni
formy the value Of merchandise exported for the st
ten months Of ls44 and ls45 10 most extraordinary.
VALUE ExroRTs-PoRT OF NEw YoRK, JAN. TO Auo. l.
IQA2
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.



WashIngton.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. !, ls4o
Meeting Of Congress-Co Contests Of As Presidents
Message.
AS the great epoch-that epoch to which all
eyes are directed, in the results Of which every
inhabitant OF this Republic, from Canada to our
Southern extreme, from Rockaway to Fort Van
couver, is directly lnterestei-as this great epoch
of the reassembling Of the Federal Congress Of the
United States approxmates, the plan of operations
that will be laid down by the Executive, and the
probable action of Congress upon its details, begin
to assume, like ships looming in frvn the horizon,
something OF palpable outline-something more de-
finltlve than mere conjecture.
From various sources, then, we gather that =
The President after detailing the Oregon Difficult
ties and the expedlents to the settlement Of this
question, such as postponement compromise, arbi-
Conventions Of 1917 and "a, will stand out for the
abrogation OF said Conventions of Joint occupancy,
the exclusive jurisdiction and occupation OF the
country, submitting, however, In saving clause,
the whole matter to the discretion of Congress.
That he will recommend revenue tariff, the de-
structlon Of the " "mnmums' and specific duties"
OF the act OF AZ, without nvidious alllDion spec
fcatlon OF cold IRON, sad irons, trace chains, log
That he will congratulate US on the Texas annexa-
ton-dwell upon our difficulties with Mexico, de-
fine the reasons OF his official action in the premises,
and suggest to the attention OF Congress the mag
nanimous alternative of proposals to Mexico to
peaceful adjustment of our quarrel through express
/ negotiations with that view.
That he will recommend liberal appropriations to
the Western waters, leaving the question of log
rolling between the east and the west to be decided
by the House but vetoing, very likely any general
bill which will include any river utltin State OF
less than thousand miles long
That he will refer Congress to the Report OF the
Postmaster General, and that the Postmaster Gene
raj will report against cheap postages.
That he will incidentally introduce the subject OF
the important International difficulties existing in
the West Indies and some of the South American
military despotsms
That he will be lengthy on the currency question,
and suggest the Sub-Tressury with such moditica-
tious as the wisdom of Congress may be pleased to
adopt.
That he will recommend reorganization OF the
Military Academy at West Point
That he will also suggest reforms in the Army and
Navy, with view OF improving their efficiency
and diminishing their expense. And SO on.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
New Yosx CRY BANKS.

THESE banks have succeeded in making very favorable
reports or in other words the contracons previous
quarter day weregsuficent to reduce their aggregate
operations below the amount previously reported. We
never get at the actual condition these institutions
until some system different from that enforced is
perfected and adopted Average quarterly statements
would be much better than those given, as they
would put stop to the periodical expansions and
fractions that frequently derange the money market
We annex the reports of the Bank Of Virginia and
branches for four periods, since October l. 1912 The
aggregate of the Northern Bank and branches
has been within that time very uniform, the discount
lire not having varied in any year two hundred thousand
dollars.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY, Now ID Ps M
The market was not SO firm to-day and prices in seve
raj instances fell of fraction. Long Island went up
per cent; Canton, % Norwich and Wooster Erie
fell off East Boston, Reading, sonington, Nor.
ris Canal Farmers, and Harlem closed at Saturdays
prices.
The from customs, received at this port up to
the ls of November for the years ls43 1874 and
has been a ,xed -
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Fine Green and Black Tea.-Ve

Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
Oolong 4s fine do Young Hyson superb s
at hs who.;s and retail stores Of the Canton Tea
I e and l23 Chatham street between Pearl and Rose ve
This the Oldest and largest Tea establishment in America
The reputation for upright dealing and for the high
quality Of their goods stands and doubtless viii forever stand
chants and the whole public to this very respectable
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In the city and county Of New York from the 9Th v
.Oct to the I'd day Of Nov. is45 - "
1Msn'ao W omen 81 Boys; ~ Girls-Total 1884,
DISEASES
ARop'ehRy m ~ s AsPhysi !; Bleeding i Bleeding from so
csr Casualties, 2; Collie Il Consumption 81. Conyn.oa.
,o Ctoap u Cyano.s Debility, 8; Delrium Trenens Il
piahG y Drop:y, g. Dropsy the head Q; Dropy In he
chest Drowned 2; Dyssntery 9; Epilepsy Ii Feve1 D. re-
ver v teysr billions. Fever pnsrpera Fe-
,yphu 4 Heart disease Of s Hoopipk cough nmma,
Of bowels u Inflammation Of chest, Il inflammation OF lungs
l3 Inflammation OF stomach q Inflammation OF throat 81 In
nammation O liver, 1ncmpe Ii Jsundce 1: Iuss
,vssnsies msformston Msr;smas Measles Mer-
small poH 81 Spinal disease, Il Suicide Il Teethng III
ccIstion Of 1ntestines, 1.
year 99 Ito years, II; 10 s. 20; to TO-
~ 20 ~ @to 90 49, 20 to 40 20 40 to So e co. u
- - 1; ~ 70 @ 90 90 2 90 to 100, unknown.s
c,,r cORNEiiils b. ARciiEk, Civ Inspector. s
City inspectors ONCE. Nov. g. 1915 - ivy '
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w wL ~ ns. Western Fleece Wool was ed end un.
~ mc ~ "eoy Nsf.t n. X. COLLINS " CO,
- - 56 South st.
GREAT IVES TERN, let November IsI5
M necrbe's ys inst recsived BY this steamer beau.
ROBES, for evening dresses, OF the run;c aDS -
iies suitable for city trade Also, Chemjrc,trs Tni"r
x.,s.,a,m AT ToRKEsfs co. II c.d., Stree,
""'"'S"~ UP stairs
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PhalOn's B61sam for the Diseases Of the Hair.
Keep badness of-let it too far assail

The of being bald is its
poach There always symptom of decay in the hair the
head IS full OF dandrf and the hair commences falling off
Then the time PHALoNs HAIR BAsAM and lnvigora.
tor short time the hair thick aud
and badness prevented Sold prepared
Phon 2 Broadway opposite st Paul church. For Agents
- advertisement
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SPARTAN BAND.


large and enthusiastic meeting Spartan Band
held at Dunns Sixth Ward Hotel pursu ant to notice
Mr. Edmund Fowler calea to char The call the
meeting being read it that
acomnittee o six be appointed draft p and rsso
uons expressive of the of th- meeting wheupon the
hair appontd the following gentlemen Nessrs Stewart
McNay Mullins, Conner Wslsh aud Foster. The Commit
tee RETIRED and Mr. Walsh addressed large assembage or
an hour cnchiinng hem with his eloquent remarks when the
Committee returned offered the preamble and re-
solutions which were accepted and ordered to published
general Meeting of the Democratic Citizens
Of tne City and county OF New York held Tammany Hall
On the syenSg Of October sOt is5 the approval of nom
the meeting the name Of Samuel j. Tden stricken
accamaton therefore be it -
hesovedTh this meeting other tct than
That adopted by the citizens Of the City County Of New
York ~ general meeting ass mbled.
hesoved-l hat inasmuch the of Samuel j. tt den
was stricken from the Walsh we
edge ourselves to give TO him undivided support
BEST endeavors to procure his election.
RICHARD WALSH. Chairman,
r. E.STEWART,
ROBERT MeNALLY,
THOMAS MULLINS,
kOBERT +. FOSTER,
T. r. CONNER
meeting nen adjourned to again tins morning.
oeiqsG Rnprprv EDMUND FOWLER, Chairman.
FRANCIS STEWART. Secretaries. n, ,,.ic
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
GUITAR, SINGING, ACCORDION And

M DUMSDAY, 425 Broadway, doors above Canal
az their redences any of the city None dou
the many advantages Of beiug taught home those
tendnR public classes in all OF weather Terms
reasonable aud liberal discount made IN families where
there two scholars at one hou.e.
highly finished and rich toned Guitar for SALE aud the very
best ofcty references given, application above
n 3ts
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B.LrIMoRE, Noyember I, lsl5.

Substance Of the Rape Case. + saH
The trial of Roberts, as ono OF the party VINO commit
tsd violent rape ON Marsaretta Ehrman, about ,w1
months since was adjourned yesterday mornig =
IN oeoot his morning on account cfths death d Ms
Branch Mayer the sstsral sot TIC egisSners eouss'
Charles Mayer, ESQ Az none Of the evidence has been
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

WANTED.
a Few AcTiyE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to
A act Agents oI the sale ofnew popular
$500 over and above their will BE- Injured 70 hs 10
WIFI & wn nn, an clearing $1,000 per year
year eear Of ~ expense Each win havss district T viii
asoot htlIng cut Apply FRENCHH fubiishns Hall, az
s,Sadw.y opstan All letters must Ne posi- BALD ~
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL,
SOS. 60 ~ 65 Watt street,
(FRoNTING CANAL ST., BETWEEN HuDsoN AND
Greenwich STREETs)
MIR. j. II. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returning
lvl his most grateful acknow Judgements to those who
have handsomely patronIzed HIM from the first
he Identified with the New York Riding School and
pledges himef endeavor by the mot unrsmtng attention.
merit continuance Of their kindness He would
fully friends and the public that he will reopen his
Evening Glasses connection with his Day school, Tor tut
riding Monday evening the Sd of
Der. Application be made the Office OF school room
TERMS.
DAY SCHOOL.
One Quarter Of 1s Lessons. .Sic0
Sing.e Lesson. i W
EVENING SCHO0L
One Quarter Of 20 Lessons. :. ........S .Si0o 90
nj iw+rc JAMES CODDIN4TON, Proprietor.
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cENTREvILLE CoURsE-TRoTrING.
BEACON COURSE.

RACING.
w EDNESDAf 3h inst first fair day. at az o'clk
~ rr VIII come of the Hurdle Race IN mile heats
purse S0 $o0 To second best horse five Hurdles heat
how, Th1rsdty evening. October 30th
D. wi R ue1naor enters Quebec Buffer from Quebec
r MT. = o.ess enters Black Douglas from Montreal
nra M = =. Hahon enters Americus, from New York
Mr. Oscar swestsnd enters Snip New York Dress
n, Mr. VIM Fox enters bg Hops. from New Jersey. Dress
10 give gentlemen an Opportunity Of dining the city
o. lock- the horses will unfl O'Clock time
however the horses all be ground the
JUDGES stand, otherwise they will be shut
ohouio Tue weather be stormy
postponed notice Of the will be put up at this off
opir OF the Times Office and hoboken CITY
ries al II O'Clock The distonce fsg will be eighth of
m'ie There will be four hurdles hurdle be eaped
twice making hve hurdles um-he hurdle front OF the
judges stand will be removed the horses out
Should any horse fall hurdle he will not be
dies ma 2+rrr
BROuKLYN STAR CRICKET CLUB.
monthly ing Of this Club will bs held this sven-
ing, az eight o'clock the house of Mr. H. Russo 4,
Sportsmans HALL Ad IN street. Brooklyn. The prompt and
punctuai attendance Of all membe respectfully
As business OF importance is TO be tr rinsacted.
49, JAS. WILDE President
Brooklyn, Nov. 4, is45. nj lite
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TO MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL.

= N11VISI EMS UF THE GUSPEL,
ALL OTHER PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
AS most happy effect clearing the voice and rendering
agreeable and interesting ~ fp 'Pes' s
The buoyant youth the laughter loving maid
Hung On nj: accents bowed to truth por rayed
In thrilling oLes-the cry headed age
lie ned toward the altar ana the sacred !, ye
The relief which h remedy gives in cousmntou
coid the side and breast splitting blood liver
cnmplan Erit,tion Of the heart &C.. Is immediate and ea
m supply sus' been received and for sale by
SWsds W CsSTfh y, DHpen.ary ss Bowsr Spring B.
corner Of 9Th street, Lewis Lane SCI Greenwich streets
yonn Hart ss Grand corner Of Norfolk; st horace
Fulton AID Sand streets Brooklyn; M M L. Cook corner
Broad ttrset, Newark, N. j. ''"' u Ae"'' o'' ~
DR. Swaynes office NV corner nj E;gh,h .a ,rsa,.
Philadtp pla where the original and on n. % %
Of Wild Cherry is prepared ' se"""e '',,"'o" ~
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Although the aggregate movement has varied but
limited per cent within the past four years the deposits
have increased very much. Since October l. ls42 the
deposits have just about doubled while the amount of
specie on hand and the circulation have diminished
The North Western Bank of Virginia and branches
within the past two have expanded in the aggre-
gate movement but traing per cent. The operations
of the Virginia banks generally have during the past
four or five years. been very uniform.
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THE LAR GEST IND MOST MAGNIFICENT
CONCERT, BALL, AND LECTURE ROOM,
'uRnnKIVN


IN BROOKLYN.
T'HE subscriber would respectfully inform such persons
desrous of the
for the purpose Balls Lectures and Public Meet
ngs that there the premises Of BrookyL
Garden large and commodous buidg be devoted exclu
syely such puposeo be completed by the 18th October
lBf3 and the will endeavor render the best
OF any room IN this city. The Ball Room
will have spring floor constructed the approved
plans. Terms moderate.
o2l 2w% w. VAN PELT-
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TEETH! TEETH
THE SNIPE,
= n WALKER STREET, near Bsoadwav.-Tb

I'D WALKER STREET. Bfoadway.-The subscr.
ber grateful for the patronage bestowed upon his esta
bitsment by his friends aud the public since his opening
lakes the opportunity returning his sincere thanks OF in
forming them Of alterations aud he has made to
increase the comfort and Of all who him As
orc order both from the reacy situation and the facilities
the best Wines Liquors segars the ty affords regardless
OF price and he fstes himself that those who have had ex
perlence Will that he has been his eneav
ora chowder will be served every Wednesday evening
gratis or his customes ard he respectfully solics call
faction, by assiduous attentlon
nd 2tfrc DANIEL GALE
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FRESH BORDEAUX PRIMES
NDlN6 from the brig Sea an assotoen, Of no ~ cron
chasers. Apply JOIiN nsrr, ~ n t9n 20 m smt Pur
nj 5,tmc ~ HmiSD ~, S,s 49,,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l, 1845.

The Myster1Ous Mtsst0n to Hayti.
The noise which certain correspondents Of the
Commercial Advertiser has made, and promises to
make, about the mission Of John Hogan, ESQ., Of
Utica, New York, to the Island Of ST. Domingo, is,
in fact, nothing more than the ebulition Of an un-
balanced brain, and the evidence of strong desire
10 get at something which the writer believes to
exist, but cannot, and for the very best reason in
the world, viz. because he knows nothing whatever
of the affair, either particular general, from any
of the only sources where such information is to be
had. That Mr.. Hogan sailed for the Island of st.
Domingo in April last upon commercial mission
from this government and that he has performed
the duty entrusted to hlm in able and satisfac-
tory manner, are facts about which hear little
no dispute, but as 10 the details OF this important
piece OF diplomacy, IN which the commercial wei
fare of the country may be deeply interested, can
assure you, Sir that no one knows anything OF them
at this time, but the authorities, whose business
it is and, consequently, all the wind which the
Commercial correspondent has pLffed out about them
is merely speculative and apocraPhal.
The partiZan papers, too among which may be rank
ed the National Intege"cer OF this cty,are trying TO
make some little political capital, in advance Of The
meeting O. Congress, out OF the Commercials arti-
Gle, and denounces the administration upon
hlmsy an hypothesis, for sending secret agent to
meddle with the affairs Of foreign nation. With
out, however, pretendin- to know anything OF the
Instructions gwen by MIR. Calhoun TO Mr. Hogan,
had any such design in sending an ageni-a secret
agent, il you pease-to the Domlnicans, there
no precedents on record in the State Department to
serve as guide tor the past and present admins
tration to BE-. governed by in such mattersl Before
the Independence of Texas was recognized by the
government of the United States, was not ]. H.
Moffit, Of this city, commissioned to Mexico as a
secret agent TO ascertain how matters stood between
the belligerent parties, and have not others been
sent to various other parts Of the world by every
enlightened Government for similar purposes? The
National lnteHigencer Is not candid in thus con-
demnlng what has been since the formation Of the
Government, its invariable practice, and much
unfair still tor it to promugate the idle asser
ton of mere letter writ, this place, that the ad
minisratlon has had it in contemplation to inter-
fere in the internal affairs Of the Haytian Govern
ment. ! may, in short time from this give you
insight of the whole merit Of this affair about
which there has been SO much idle speculation by
those who know nothing of it, and can learn no.
thing certain respecting SO important a question,
unless through your columns-mark this well.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

The increase in circulation has been a much larger
per cent than any other department having more than
doubled since October ls43 The principal portion o.
the aggregate increase has been in this item
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington City ID. G. M
rTtHE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known
Gadsbys now generally called Coiemans Hotel de.
ses return has snanks his friends and the travelling por
ton OF the community generally for the ivos which they
have bestowed him since he opened his establishment
them he will excrons render his
house worthy Of the Of which he has already
ceived 80 liberal share
The house having been, during the summer thoroughly
painted and rehed first order for the
Of travellers resdsnts and the proprietor respectfully so
Washington or residents during the session Of Congress
ing confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
the best on the table that the market Affords and and
polite walters. SS COLEMAN.
Washington City, september, ,Is45. IS smd&Ws isb
I W THuRNE Co, Produce and Flour Merchant, Il 8
Os Broad street. oai
/ AslEs X, KELLER CO.. Butter Cheese and Lard, Os
sfout street. OIL ~ .