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The New York herald., 1845-08-01

MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, July 3I-6 p,

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Stocks all down to-day. The sales were very
small Norwich and Worcester declined ! per cent ;
Long Island Morris Canal Farmers Loan Ohio
Skies Pennsylvania Fves closed firm at yesterdays
prices.
The closing prices for ste Ring Exchange were 93 a 10
per cent premium.
BY the arrival of thu steam ship Cambria, at Boston
from Liverpool we have commercial advces from all
parts of Europe foui days later than those received
by the Great Western The is highly intc sting
and important The relation to the sales and
prices OF cotton of the most favorable nature The
money markets Of Europe extremely easy and not.
whsanding the extent of the speculatons going on in
railway shares the rate OF interest ruled very low and
large amount of capital was seeking employment The
mama Tor rai roads is SO great that many fear i'm
mediate exposonand the ruin Of hundreds who have in
vesedevery pound in of the contem
plated lines but the currency and the classes
in such healthy state and the existing prosperity
is founded upor such sound basis that any revusion
in the railway speculations would merely be confined to
to those Immediately interested, and have very little e
feet upon the mercantile classes generally upon any
of the staple articles of trade.
The returns of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending July 25th lsl5 show falling off, compared
with the corresponding week the year previous.
WESTERN RAuLpo,p
Week ending July ssih 1911: 1876. Deere
Freight &C.,. .s2ii 59o6 2,2,j
NJ. Iotai Sl8,03 iSi0i 1919
yam s'nce Jan LIST, lSi3 Observation-Disclosures. 45072
Gain since Jan. ist, 1875. si5............. slI753
The falling of in the receipts this road for the past
week, does not look very favorable.
we annex a comparative statement of the business on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for one week in
July, 1913, lsi4, and Is45.
: Week ending Juip 80 40. Jriu ~ IA mi, % ,,s
@ ,n:no,,i ,o .s"0D % 1873 81 3025i 81
oo ~ 'f"' '"'''' o'Sui l0,828 25lo7
These returns show increase in the recein,s Of inn
per cent over last year. and 200 per cent over sla
increase in the tonnage of 1856 per cent over last o
and 800 per cent over lsi3
Total tons. 1912 20952 % ian
The payment Of the interest the funded debt Of Penn
sylvania will be made tomorrow the LIST August The
State Treasurer fully prepared to meet the nalment
then due We have received the official account fur.
nishng the gratifying Intelligence. We annex the State
Treasurers notice.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
-, , Harrisburgh, July 10th, ls45 (
The holders OF certificates of the funded debt Of this
Commonwealth hereby notified that the increst due
on tne ISL prox will be pa the Bank OF pcnnsvya-
MA, IN The city OF Philadelphia
JAMES l,ass avoWprr,
stale llcasurer.
The state Treasurer to have left Harrisburg ves
tcrday for Philadelphia This announcement must be
extremely gratifying to the holders of fPennsvlvana stock
u Europe, as not only gives them another dividend
upon their investment, but settles and establishes per
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PENSACOLA, July 22, 1915.


For the information of your numerous readers,
hrticularly those interested in the movements OF
he Squadron now lying at this place, take leave
state, that it is composed OF the rigate Poto-
pac, sloops St Mary, Saratoga and Falmouth, and
le briggs Somers and Lawrence. The St. Mary
fit here on Sunday morning for the purpose of
transporting troops from New Orleans to the dispu-
I'd territory lying between the Rio del Norte and
he Nueces; all the other vessels are under sailing
riders, conjecture says, to sail tomorrow for Vera
Cruz 1t is also said the brig Lawrence will be per-
itted to remain here few days longer for the ac-
ommodation of the Commander, to relieve whom
In officer is now on his way from the North.
The ships are IN the very best condition the
eahy, well disciplined, subordinate, and effective;
hould necessity require their more active services,
hey will be found, under their present officers,
very thing their country can wish.
Letters for the Squadron will be SENT as usual, TO
hls place, whence a communication will be main
aimed with the Squadron, while at Vera Cruz.
An incident occurred here on board the Saratoga
asst Saturday, which will state thus "A large sized
bark was captured by hook and line, and when
laued on board and opened, mans head entire,
,xcept the under jaw, was taken from his stomach
The men on board supposed, from the color of the
lair, NC, II was the head of man lost overheard
rom the ship Falmouth, a short time before. The
head was sent on shore and buried.
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Decrease on the Quarter, ............. 1851
The revenue for the quarter ending July 5h, ls45
pared with the corresponding quarter last year. shows
large deficiency which has been the result Of the recent
reductions in dutiesupon many articles of import and
the decline in the excise The reductions in duties upon
imports will probably be felt less year hence, than
at present Tho increased consumption of sugar and
other articles which the duties have been reduced
will prevent any great deficiency in the from
customs. The income from the property tax is steadily
increasing 1t will be observed that in the for
the quarter last year. there an item of Elsa 900,
being the value Of silver received from China, and
made of receipts from this this year.
The semi-annual statement of the importation and
sumption of cotton in Great Britain shows increase in
receipts of American cotton and decrease in the
cepts of other descriptions The following table will
show the in this staple in Great Britain for
the first six months of 1915, compared with the
period in 1874.
IMPORTS, EXPORTS, CoNsuMprIoN SrocK CoTToN
n,,r
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ucon has been by the best masters of whom 10 name
rdogni to say enough and her taste and execution
perfect-add to this she Is just turned Of 90 These
stes are expected here in the of few weeks
II is stated that company has been formed, who
leased lot Of ground the corner of Cannon and
livingston streets to erect house be called the Peo-
e's Theatre" II is to be commenced on the 10Th of
gus and is to be finished in sixty days and open with
Prrest on his return.
The New Bowery Theatre opens on Monday next
der the management of the sole proprietor Mr. Jack
h
Mr.. G. Mason, popular tragedian, has been run
pg through an engagement at the Eagle street Theatre
ialo, during the past week, and closed the same with
7 benefit on Saturday evening.
Dan Marble, assisted by Mrs. Rice, is engaged at
hicago.
The Slomans have been giving concerts with the
Featest success in Rochester and parts adjacent.
Mr.. Bass, one OF the Park company, and Mrs.
rlsp and family, arrived on Monday from England.
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Police Intelligence.

poLicr Orricr, Thursday, July 3o.-Grand Larceny.
Ann Allison was arrested charged with stealing cloth
ing valued at Si3 and two brokers' tickets valued at
s37, from Catharine House, 60 Duane street.
Petit Larceny = Mary Ami Spencer arrested,
charged with stealing worsted shawl and cotton
brea valued at SO, from Mary Brown 100 West Broad
way
Stealing Watch.-Thomas Smith, now in prison for
burglary, charged to-day, with stealing a silver e-
watch valued at $780, from Patrick Duggan, l3l Ce-
dar street. The watch found concealed in the back
yard OF the house % Cross street. with silver spoon
Stealing Clothing. -Maxmilian A. Cohen was arrested
charged with stealing $40 worth of clothing from Elias
: Magnie, ~ Nassau street, Brooklyn. He sent
there for trial.
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Died.

On Thursday 3ls inst in the 49th year Of his age, Pr
SMITH.
His relatives and friends and those of his athcrn-
law, Joseph Fou!ke respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon o'clock from his late res
dence, 500 Broome street.
On Wednesday, 3Oth inst, HENRY WILKINS, son OF
Ihos. Knock, aged years and 10 months.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend his i-
neral this afternoon at o'clock from IL Wooster street
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ber Co., Ledger building Third street near Chestnut
lorms75 cents month"; including the Sunday psper
without it, delivered free Of charge any part Of Ph.a
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Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD sale every Saturday
in,Price ca cents s. per delivered any part
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
- Al the aud cheap Pubicat for sale their
tabi shrnent as soon as issued whoesal and retail
With the exception of paper, the Herald read
much perhaps Piadel,a in that
ciIy aordng valuable medium advertisers. Advertise
tets handed the half o'clock will aYI
the Herald next dav.
United States Circuit Court.-'The Clerk q
Office this has this day from the rooms
occupied by the Clerk of the w. s. District Court to rortion
of the apartments The United States Marshal the same
floor where the docket records od files of the Court will
be hereafter kept.
Persons desiring searches Judgments instead ofsiy
general notice for searches the United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
Tuesday July 8. 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
Movements of Travellers.

There perceptiblc dimnutiou oftravelers yes
tefday on the contrary every day appears to increase
the catalogue and yesterday seemed to eclipse the
former part oi the week in the. multitude that arrived
There are at tho
AMEnIcAvW n Baker, Phila; P NJ Leigh, Richmond
Van Wrinkle, Augusta, Louis Many ould, Charleston
G.; NJ Dorsey, do; Geo Cooper Iouston Middleton and
Reade, do; Jos A Ritchie ph James Rathburnc Au
burn; pichald, Mary land; Lloyd Tavis, Louisville. j
X Nendenhall, Charleston, C and 20 others.
Asron--J Dorrili Pbiln; G X sheaf N o; Nat Hooper
Markethead: II W Williams Memphis; T q Casey Ga
y Dunl>in, Naryland; w Morgan, Ga; Thos Wheeling
Balt McLeigh, Richmond; u Looney Memphis; II {
Kingsley, Cleveland; Col VI Coal, Md VIM Cost John.
son. do II Ashburne, o; Capt Howard, Ohio; and 10
others.
Norsali, Michigan; J u Love, a Smith Danesville
1eo Thew, augusta; Geo Oakley, Charleston, G.; A
DStfccnan canada Geo Muihollan, Philadelpha; John
Jones, Washington; + b & Carroll Philad, w Boyle
N C., and 90 others.
FGANKLrN.-W A Grey, Boston; 4 Johnson Middle
ton, Conn; W Herring, Ceveland J Chamberlain
Fotier, Jordan, Leroux, Regis Lieut. Thomas louisa
ma; JOS Walker, Charleston; w Seymour /. Knight
Indiana; Geo Dc Forest, Conn; L Greenwood Chicago
and 80 others
GLoBE.-Stenson and Towscnd Boston; II Townsend
Aipany Ayres and Lcyan Phadclphia; G d Eene n
~ bourson, Now, w Brown, Philad; A Mcclellan
va :, iuRhos, Chambcrsburgh Mr. Kensin and Danin
Sa1auai ~ r LessoP President Consolidated Bank. o
N = forcnao, n 70; Stewart, philad NJ Dove, Geo.
'ooniui, ih'sheih, and 10 others.
BOAT SCENE IN A SroRM--A passenger on board /
staten Island boat describes scene on board dnr
ing the storm sunday afternoon as supremeIy Iudcrous
NuIscs were Dawling and children were saalling hs
scene was Rrotesquc and really appalling Sprits 10
rapidly smiles were at discount, there orc M sct
Elements while the storm lasted but constant fluctuations
woocn pantaloons and water proof dresses vero ~
premium, but mono offered pou1os ,rara ~, " =
su as usual and drills, for panaloons stuck with the
holders. There was but little patience in the market
6nd many calls were made that were not answaraJ
Toags were plentiful, but thoy were mostly of bitte
kind aud me, with few admirers. There woro some M.
specimens % Mysteries exhibited but In tbc yitT
pfsaairi tl,ey attracted Little attention. ~
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99l,0 l,2o5,072 2t2,722 28,725 4l,785 81
99l ,075 28,725 Al


will be observed that the increase in the supply Of
american cotton this has been 81 42 bales
than the aggregate increase the receipts of all descrp
tons The receipts Of other descriptions this
have been u 42 less than the last The stock hand
on the st Of July equal to forty and hreeourths
weeks consumption. The large supply in the face oi
large crop about ready for picking in this country
have very unfavorable effect upon prices and
farther depression Prices lower than tsey have
been before lower than well be afforded by the pro-
ducer We see nothing at present likely to exert favor
able effect upon prices, and unless change take
place in the Of this trade, the planters be
heavy loses The large stock hand at the opening
ofa season, has unfavorable effect upon the
producers than the possession Of large stocks later the
then the loss falls principally upon the specu
laors
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
A Card.

= The undersigned respectfully informs the BANKING
IN,asT@ITUIIoNss TIT INSURANCE.. COMPANIES AND
EkCHANTS this and other cities in the Union that he
will in future devoe his whole attention the
and discovery OF frauds prpetated upon them by Foges
False Pretence Me and Others in which peculiar duty he
been engaged Of the Police Men the city Of New
York fof the last several He will he prepared all
times to travelling agent this line person
ring his either in this State trusts
that his long knowledge and
with the active police officers the
Union ii induce the of the
lore received IN his vocation. GEO. RELYEA
New York. July 81 st, 1915
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maneny the credit Of that Stale and the value OF its
,tock,.
The revenue Of Great Britain for the year ending July
h and for the quarter ending the day. compared
With the revenue for the year and quarter ending the
same day from each of revenue will be
found in the annexed table The returns for the year
show increase while those for the quarter show de-
crease.
REVENUE or GREAT BRITAIN. YEAR AND QUARTER ENDING
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
New Stock ExchanIe.
rlarrled,

On the 18th June, at Venice JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY
Secretary OF the Legation of the United States at St. Pc
ter Of William Crawford Esq of Cartsburn, Edinburgh
Scotland.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

The Secretary Of the Navy has issued an order
authorizing the inspection and test that may be made
the several agencies in the hemp growing regions be
final and conclusive instead of requiring them to be re.
peated at Boston
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

| WAR WITH MExIco.-The Mexican schooners
the Armada, from Tampico, Rafaela, from Mata
moras and Carman from Laguna, arrived here yester.
daythe Armada bringing S3,539 in specie and the
iaela 5000 Is this indication that Mexico will de.
clare war against us.-Neo Orleans Iropic 23d inst
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

Toilet Articics.-IsazOrs of the most cele-
sraed makers waraged large variety Of Tooth Nail and
Brushes Peumery and washing So all of the
quality and sold exceedingly low prices. Almond Crea
which makes the riches possible Iather old only 3 cents
pot q. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet,
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hots
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ing of the Battle Of Erie which excited much admra-
ton when exhibited here few be
It's the Ahamra $50 Broadway below Nibos where great
y adds to the already splendid decorations OF the place.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
'fNHlS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal APPRECIATION of the Medical Profession Great
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American pub
nc to gyea lar ra OF its pow. aud efficacy The PATENT
iALvANIc RNGs have been found all the purposes
Tor which the ordinary Galvanc Battery Electric and Mag
nec Machines used but without the
stocks, which accompany the applications by those
and other respects cERrA
IN accomplishing the desired object.
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect success
all OF kheumatism, chronic applying the
head, face or limbs Gout; Tic Dooreaux; Toohache
bronchus Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache lndiges-
on; Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy; Fits; Cramp Palpation
Of the Heart Apoplexy, Stiffness of Joints Lumbago Neu.
rga General DebiIity Deficiency of Nervous Energy and
al Nervous DISORDERS IL Of confirmed Dyspepsia they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
the system must be witnessed be believed aud
PREVENTIVE for the above complaints they equally be
recommended The Gavanic Rugs every perfect.
harmless and are sold at prices to be within the reach Of
CRsrfEs MAGNETIC FLUID is used connection with the
Rings TO render their efficient action certain and direct
GavanIc Influence tothe parcu portions which affected
For numerous certificates o the highest character regarding
the efficacy Of the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
made TO former they
M the Office Only Agency in New York. 1874 Fulton street
(sun Buiding) Ia Brooklyn, the ofJaEs W. SMITH
h linn nfl raH.Ar
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

SUMMER GOODS FOR GENILEMtN'S
WEAR.
WE have still hand large assortment of seasonbl.
w goods comprising cloths of particularly light fabrics
Dress and Frock Coats; Drllings, Nankn and single mill
ed Cassmers FOR Pantaoons Chally and Mnrsees Vesne
variety, which will Be made up order at deducte
from usual moderate ces in view Of the advanced
of the season. VIM. I. JENNINGS& Co,
Drapers and Talors,
ju3 lmsrc Broadway. American Hotel
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Saturday evening, at O'clock at
N No 2g3 Broadway a handsome collection OF Oil Paint
ag ancat and modern propery Of gentleman leaving
his al A"Ic
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

Az AATLHES .-WA1CHES AND JEE c.Lkf.-
w who wish 70 purchase sold Silver Watches, Gold
hams Gold Pencils Keys &c will find greatly ad
ntage to call the subscriber who ling all descriptions
the above At retaii much lower t!an otr house the
city Gold Watches as low S20 aad Watches
Jewery exchanged bought M Watches warranted to keep
good time or the money reiuuded.
&. G. ALLr.N, Importer Of Watches srd Jewelry,
Hao.esns and Retail 80 Wall street,
jv30 lsrtrc up z,airs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
The Eome Of the Press.

Every democratic paper in the country re-
spends hearty amen to every line in the Prcsi-
dents message. Since we entered upon the
stage Of political action, we never knew such
unanmty of sentiment to prevail in party. as
now exists among the true hearted democracy.
They look upon President Polk as a sound states
man, and bold, Independent and high-minded
American, who will sick to his own country and
maintain her rights, come veal, come woe. The
more intelligent and respectable whig editors,
who love their country and its institutions, come
out like patriots in support of the message but
| the thick-skuled and narrow-minded Of that par
ty, who possess neither judgment, reason, COM
mon sense, or patriotism, are torturng their ad-
died brains to find fault with the Presidents SEN
Itiments, OF this class is the baboon Of the Re-
publican, fellow who thinks ii more honest and
patriotic to swlndle the people of this county Out
of a large sum of money, than TO support and up
hold the Nations President, when he is clsarly
in the right Read what the New York Mirror,
a neutral paper, says of the message:
"The Presidents Message The sound, prac.
tical tone--the clear and lucid Arguments the
broad and patriotic views which characterize the
Presidents Message, have already produced a
general revolution in the public mind in regard
to the ability and patriotism of Mr. Polk. We
trust we shall give no offence and violate none OF
our professions ofpolitical neutrality, by express
ing our enthusiastic admiration of the general
scope and policy of the Message, and our fullest
faith in the wisdom of most of the principles il
ayows, and the measures it recommends. Tha,
the Message is everywhere hailed with a unani
nifty Of satisfaction, which has been called lortl
Iby noother Executive document since the cele
Ibrated Modification Proclamation of Genera
Jackson, our hundreds of exchange papers from
all parts of the country furnish abundant evi
jdence. The more liberal of the wings, and the
more moderate an thoughtful of the democrats
unite in general and harmonious strain o
praise and admiration Off republican doctrines
aud statcsman-like dignity.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
The Mn COUNTY ConventioIl

Will meet in Cadiz, on Thursday, for the pur-
pose ofputlng in nomination candidates for As
sociaie Judge and Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas-ihe former in the place of Hon
John Hanna, and the latter in the place Of Thos.
.C. Vincent, Esq, whose terms Of Office have ex-
pired. From the last Republican we learn that
there are only thirteen candidates for the Judge
ship, viz: James Maxwell, Eli Peacock, Dr. Nc
Bean, Thos. Phillips, Johnson Craig, G. Atkin-
son, John Carrck, Sam'l Skinner, John Knox,
John Carson, sr., James P. Bell. James Evans
and Robert Given; and that for Clerk there are
five candidates, viz: A. c. Turner, VIM Arnold,
Samuel Mccormick, VIM. Lee and VIM. Shot
well. From all we can learn, the contest for the
Judgeship will rest between Messrs, Maxwell
and Skinner, and for the Clcrksllip, it will rest
between Messrs Turner and Lee However,
we may be mistaken, as the secrets of coonery
are to us a sealed book The friends of the re-
specGve candidates are by no means idle, as we
are informed they have been busily engaged in
riding through the county day and night for Sc
veral weeks past The friends of one of the
candidates are full of excellent spirits, and they
declare that he is the
'sNoblost Runl-an of them alg'
They "fll high the sparkling brmmer," unhI
| they "see through the medium of glass DARK.
lLYl" Their rivals occasionally get them in .
tight place, but they manage to crawl outjust as
Ieasy as they can spaIlotO glass of-sweet milk
Indeed the opponents of the :'coId water cure
are performing their parts quite handsomely il
the great drama, and unless tho scenes take
some sudden shift, the ''mounan dew" repre-
sentative will occupy the toOog-sAcK, and his op
ponents will be used up, and laid out cold upon
their bier! We shall stand neutral, like the lady
who was witnessing the flight between her hus
bond and bruin, and don't care drachm whicI
whips!