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The New York herald., 1845-01-22

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssooIATIoN.-The annual
election of this association took place yesterday,
and resulted in the success Of the regular nemina
lion, headed " Charles E. Minor" for President,
BY al majority; the whole number Of votes being
5O7. The Gfiair went off peaceably. This is gene
rally considered to make the election of all the
other officers on the same ticket certain, which
election comes of this evening
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

SUICIDE AT PROVIDENCE .--Wyman Emerson
committed suicide by hanging himself last Saturday eve
Mig, He was In state Of mental arrangement.
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VIRGINIA u. s. SENAToR.-The lower house of
the Virginia Legislature have made proposition
10 the Senate to go into election for u s. Sena-
tor to-day
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81 Walker street, srst sto, rsoM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

LECTURE ON THE EuRoYxAN METHOD OF ILIuMr-
MATING LIGHT Housxs.--A very interesting lecture
to ship owners and mariners on this subject wss
delivered on Monday evening in The lecture room
OF Clinton Hall, by q gentleman Of the name OF
Lewis, illustrated by diagrams and full suite Of
lenticuar apparatus. The gentleman at the CON-
mencement, gave an outline OF the history OF iu-
minating since 1887, aud the improvement that had
taken place in the various parts OF the world, and
showed that this country was behind all others in
this respect. The lecturer then proceeded to ex-
plain by the means Of diagrams and beautiful sc,
1T apparatus, the various modes by which the most
fficent light could be obtained at the least posi-
bic expense; and that the most expensive and limi-
ted number Of lights were used'in this country at
much greater expense the consequence was that
IN the approach 10 this port alone within very few
years, property to the amount of several Thousands
dollars, together with the loss Of several lives had
ensued The lecturer then proceeded to show on
charts, &c., the situation Of the different light
houses along the Gulf nj Florida and argued there
was scarce good or efficient one where they were
needed most, and those OF such limited number 40
to be OF little or no use 10 the navigation Of this
most dangerous part Of the world. The gentle
man then proceeded TO show the different improve
nents made BY the French and English authorities,
and the interest they took on the subject quite the
opposite to the powers that be OF this country.
The lecture wss somewhat interesting, but might
have been still more 30 il it had been more brief,
for people VIII. yawn and 60 TO sleep under two
hours dry dtais no matter how valuable the infor-
nation may BE-.
The lectuss'will be repeated this evening.
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County Court

Judge UlenOeM'r, fresuent
JAN 2l.-Chargss against Judges Haskell and Drinker
Quite an excitement produced last evenipg-the
above Court having been convened to investigate
tain charges against the above named Justices Mayor
Harper the associate Judges OF the Common Pleasthe
Recorder and Aldermen of the CITY, appeared IN their
places, when the Court was organized
M. c. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney, appeared In
his place.
Charges-There are no less than t,osnty charges
against Justice lDrinker made generally, which were
read by the Clerk for maeasance in office in d:nis.
sing perties summarily in many cases without ball. or
fees Of any kind. and appropating to personal use,
money taken from prisoners and also with having taken
away Canary bird and cage, which q prisoner was
charged with having Justice was alleged
naving particular parality for birds Of this species
other Haskell stands charged with having conducted
himself in nndgnied manner in the discharge Of his
official duties; and also for taking from prisoner $780,
and deposiing with third party, contrary to the re-
monstrance Of Mr.. Stuart the Clerk.
Judge INoRAHAM moved that the charges be put in q
tangible FORM to within the technicality of
the act, which constituted legal offence.
On motion Of r ScHIrFFELIN Esqr, the charges were
referred to the District Attorney.
M c. PArrERsoN Esq, District Attorney, moved that
the charges be printed in order to place them in the
hands ofesch member of the Beard Adopted when the
Coart adjourned, sine die
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To TIE EDlToR or THE HERALD

In your bright and intelligent paper of this morn
ing, 1perceive communication headed ."Closng
Stores the writer of which does not point out the
OF the clerks who are suffering from the evil OF
closing stores so awfully late, calling meet
ng, and organising themselves after the style of the
Odd Fellows, or Temperance Societies, for the
protection and benefit OF themselves This plan
would be productive of good. Then might they
pass resolutions, and submit them respectfully to
their employers, who would readily grant that the
o'clock. If they were TO do something Of this
kind, they could be far more independent than at
present. But, alas, they are generally so fond of
show and dress, and the admiration of the fair
sex, that they ard like Jones' Mino, only good to
chat. THOMAS
NRw YoRK Doth Januarv lS45
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Jan. At-6 +. m.
The stock market to-day looks little favorable,
and quotations in several instances show advancs-
Lsng Island improved II par cent Canton .. Morris
Canal aa Norwich and Worcester II. stonington L.
Farmers Loani Ohio e's 4 vicksburg fell of -
Reading Pennsylvania "a l, while Illinois, and Ken
lucky 6s closed firm ut yesterdays prices
The following stocks sold auction to-day at the
Merchants Exchange
$4,000 U. s. Fives, 1858. .................l LOST
lcoSS S N 20 Y. state ate 5ive: 1855 .iSs3
10000 N. Y. State sevens ls4o. -. ...... .lO65
4'iso Atlantic Az M Mutual scrip. 50
10 do do do Oct ls. 1914. ....7 ~
as Mutual Ins: scrip Dec is. ls4s. ..... eol
IS Equ table ins. do March T. lsa4. %
The commercial advices from Europe, by the Oxford.
avery favorable nature and give hopes that the
accounts by the steamer may be better than anticipated
The cotton markets very firm. and the pre-
viously reported maintained Money abundant, and
the of interest established by the Bank Of England
was 2f per cent
The Treasurer Of the State Of Psnnsyvana has made
another report presenting statement differing materially
from the first two. We the latest report showing
the condition Of the Treasury on the 18th instant: =:
b..ns. ,..asy s,.ss No1 g. %
UnavaiiaDle 6iI w >... :.
Receipts in December. .............. 1851 1874 90
Paid in December .............. l2s2is o5
sss;Ds; g.s in January +
: : : - 7s.ls4 90
Estimated recepts from Jan l6 to Feb $4,000 90
'AS"e"'' - 'e''' ''''s - ~ ---- 10000 90
Balance in Treasury Feb l. 1885, ...... $ss3,4is ss
Amount Of interest payable ON State debt 835l3 06
Balance after paying interest ......... $s2o9S II
Outstanding appropriations, Nov. 30. $39e,%05 60
OF which there has been paid, as above, Wit
In January, to 18th. $3.50 90
asess o5
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

The OLYMPrc.-A new local tnfe, adapted from
the French, was played for the second time last
evening, at the Olympic, to poor audience. 1t
hits of variety of matters and things about town,
some very aptly, and others with not SO much sue
cess. The piece is a lively affair, and runs of
quite trippingly We presume it will be more po.
pular when it becomes better known-as the audi
ences who usually attend the Olympic arenot gene
rally familiar with the Opera, Ole Bull, and several
other matters which are ''taken off" in it. The
adapter is M. Revolt, young Frenchman, and
it was, we believe, borrowed by the French from
an American farce played here some FIVE or sx
years ago, entitled 1889 and 1882" or something
like it.
We aIlude to this little bagatelle more particular.
y for the purpose Of excepting it from the reproach
Of those broad grins, vulgar gage, indecent joke.
and immodest exhibitions to which the Olympic
stage has latterly betrayed tendency II is high
time that the torrent Of licentiousness and degra.
dation, which is burying the stage and sweeping
the drama beyond the sympathies OF respectable
people, should be arrested. Never was the taste
Tor theatrical amusements stronger or more uni.
versal than now, and never has the drama been in
such wretched condition. The Park, after q
series of sickly seasons, has closed its deserts
doors upon the legitimate drama, and thrown them
wide to troop Of horses and equesirians--exce.
lent, certainly, in their way, and quite worthy
draw the crowds that will doubtless rush TO see
them, but rather out Of place in the "Old Drury y
Of America-while the minor establishments fill
their houses with nightly exhibitions Of vulgar me.
lo-dramas, immodest farces, or exhibitions of q
still more disgusting and revolving character These
things, we insist, are in great part chsrseabe to
the Incidence or the want of principle among ma.
nagers and until our theatres fall into hands bet
ter qualified to direct Alright the fortunes of the
drama, we can have little hope Of a healthy re.
form
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

RAPKTrI's BKNEFIT.-The Opera House was well
filled last night, to hear, probably for the last time,
the magnificent Stmiramide, and to testify the
public's appreciation of the arduous and skilfull
part performed by Signor Rapetti, in the presen-
tation OF the Italian Opera in this city. Rapett is
not only Of the best musicians in the country,
but most admirable and judicious thing
far more difficult Of attainment 1t is to his ex-
ertions, more than to those OF any other one per-
son, that we are indebted for the successful pro-
duction of the Opera; and he well deserved an
overlooking house, both as partial reward for his
services, and an appropriate tribute to his genius
and talents
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, for eradicating
superuous hair from females upper lips moles &c. Always
tested before buying Proof positive this. and no mistake Al
az Walker street, hrst store FROM Broadway.
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TheatricaIs, &c.


Miss Clarendon is giving series of entertainments in
Baltimore.
The Prize Play Of the wheslwrght, appears to be do
ing great business for the Boston Museum. 1t ID
announced for every evening this week.
Ole Bull gave Concert in Wilmington, Delaware on
Monday evening, on his way southwark.
In consequence Of the continued ndispostion
Of Miss Reynolds late Of the Chatham Theatre, she
has been compelled to withdraw from the profession
Mr. Anderson supported by Miss Clifton appeared at
the National Theatre Warrington on Monday evening
Mr.. silsbee is engaged at the same establishment
Mrs. Kent bad bumper benefit at the American
Theatre. New Orleans, ON the llth inst
Dufaeld, the vocalist, is singing in Louisville
Meyebeer, the composer Of Robert le Dable has Q
new opera nearly ready, called the" Camp # siesia
Bahs's opera Of the " Daughter Of g. Markv has
drawn larger audiences the four rst nights of peror
at Drurylane thsn any dramatic entertainment,
for the last twentvhve years. The composer II 10 said
will realize Elooo by the sale Of the copyright Of the
music. sfefN
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

ERISA BALL.-This Ball went of with the great
est spirit last night. The decorations Of the room
were tasteful the extreme, and the whole affair
reflected great credit on the managers
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

SANTA ANNA.-The report received via Havana
LIST inst, that Santa Anna had been captured and
thrown into prison in Vera Cruz Is probably with
out foundation. Accounts from Havana to the 9th
inst. make no mention Of such intelligence reach
ing there.
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body is composed Of one hundred and twelve
members. Of this number there are two Irish
men, one Welchman, and one German. Eight
are single, one engaged, and the remainder mar
ried men. The oldest is rs and the youngest 20
years OF age.
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER

IMPORTERS aHD WHOLESALE DEALERS iN
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pY the arrival of;sc packet ships Oxford Viz
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WOrthalll,s Office.

MO-. l. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Clas. No.
IA, April 5lh:
50 &c II 8 80 IS AZ &c Is % 81 60 AZ
Nos. "a &C rs, whole Ticket-a Prize
S500-sold at this Office
Lottery for This Morning.
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1000, 20 of 400, 20 OF 200, 1855 OF $50, &c. Tick
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March 81 J. A. CLARKSON & co.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRING, SITpDTY
BOOKS AND S1,l 1InNEpy

BOOKS AND STA ITONERY
& T. BARCLAY is row receiving his Spring
-. supply Of the following Goods; having
purchased the principal part for CASH, enables
him 10 sell al much lower prices Than formerly,
which S. L. b. is determined 10 do
BLANK BOOkS.-A foil assortment Of all
sizes, made 10 order Of the best materials; such as
Ledsers, Day Books Invoice, Cash and Sales
Books, Journals, Check Books, Bill Books, Re-
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Books Of all kinds, from 6: cents each up
WRITING PAPER.-l50 ream, F'oolwap .
and Letter Paper, ruled and plain, al the very low
price Of 81 25 per ream
BONNET ROARDS-Blue and white, very
thick and superior very cheap.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF every kind published
a complete assortment Primers Spoilers, Ari.h-
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on Mathematics, Geometry Algebra, Surveying,
Philosophy Chemistry and Botany.
ouills Ink, Steel Pens, Waters. Sealing Wax,
Inks!anis, Letter Stamps, and in fact every arti-
Gle usually found in a Bookstore, and sold as
cheapas any other establishment.
WALL PAPER, Tor Paper Hangings.-A
large supply CT various new patterns, and al nn-
usually low prices; Powered Bordering Paper,
very handsome.
Many other articles, too numerous 10 mention,
which the public generally, and country mer-
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mine. ). r. BARCLAY,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE are now receiving and opening large
w ard general assortment of SPRING and
SUMNER DRY GOODS, 10 which We re.
specially invite The attention Of Country Mer-
charts and the Trade generally. promising them
goods upon the most accommodating terms In
our stock will be found
Cloths, Cassimercs and Ves;ngs
Irish Linens, Lawns and Shce,ing,
Linen Drills, bleached and brown
Gamhroons. Of every style
Can.brics, Jaconeis and Swiss Muslos
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Bolnbazines ami Alpacas
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Umbrellas and Parasol,
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Threads, &c, &c.
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