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The New York herald., 1845-11-10

PACKET SHir WELLINGTON Chadwick, will sail this morn
ing for London Letter bags close the Exchange Reading
Room at halfpast IL.
ScHR CArHARrSE Wmcox from Connecticut River. wen,
ashos Yesterday on the Grdiron, Hurgae She had no
B.RqUE RAMMoHus Roy which cleared a. Nav Or,s,n.
oh p Tor Tins port returned on the 3Oth leaking
scMh JULIET at Boston from Philadelphia, shipped sea on
wsaaesd1y last of Ere Island during gale from sW which
ss.ans, With small storeso Liverpool and
3D. West Indies, i5 Coastng. 5 Ea Indies South Xmeri,
coMMEscs Nrw oalrASs-Namber of vessel, entered
The port ef New Orleans during the month of Ocober"os
whsh ss p % es.anss bGs. g 'chrs from
panes bnrs m daring the same tme-s ships
Notice 10 Mariners.
hs os S & % rs, % @ hs, been eesve
requiring vessels from ports Where there sre xeasss
CGasHs to to s have eth ,h mspss list bin
penalty exac,ed on all who do conform to it. '
Of oys oS Which ,es eoss Of the the
port Of the lsa I'd Of Palma Zone the Canary Islands
that the from this did cover The expense M
Barane Magnolia from New Haven for We, Indies sst ult
Brig Ann Eliza, Williams Of Mysc from St Marks for N
1h t.1 aii f. d fs' sSes sfy' yi B,,,ao.,
Ion "a 10. - - - :" %
Foreign Porrs.
GsRaLTAR Oct Pin port barque Miqueion from Bangor
lor Boston, wind bound.
8oms Ports.
York Rchmond Keller do. Cid 3D. baques Acadia West
lndirs CarmeIita do. - = -.
- BosTos, Nov 8-Ar barques Susan Jane Smyrna: Turk
rh,ladeiphis brgs Ann Caroline Alexandra; Dover, Bn
Emerson York. seh Florence Jobn Vs siSmoa
hichmond juliet, and Viola Fhade pha: Marietta
rage, Chamberlain and Rubcon, oane New York Signal
of barque and bgs Cid ships Hale yon Pactous Mo-
piie ha,ques Danl Webster New Orleans: Ida, Baltimore;
bg Belize honduras schrs Ram. Ill (new cIipperj
Honolulu Sandwich Islands; Willis Putnam st Johns Il:
New York. ''
CHAaLtsros Nov s-Cld ship CIssa Andrews Lverpool.
brgs Linden knudson, New York. Marseois New Orisan.
Paragon BoMon. q Bourne, Newport Fla: scLrs Gor,ns
taw, Boston. = '' INV
Nrw BEDroRD, Nov 7-Arr schr Mary & Elizab.,b Rich
mond; sloop Republic, Albany ~
NEw ORLEA.s. Oct 3--Arr ships shakspeare Rose N.,y
fcrho days Winn gsnce Bath Norfolk Boston, baque Pa
no Thomston brgs Cathrne and VandaIia do CId shin.
Henry isve; Arvum. Glasgow; briggs Hope Howes Aransas
bayi hayhs, chtresnn lowed down aud sea ship Ca.
Berry, New Yok Iaglon,, aud Viola Havre;
Boston, Uctavius delphia; barques Sarah Hand do.
siana Portland Gid ships Monticello Liverpool; John Min.
turn, stark. New Yofk brgs Wskua. Muford, do; MILAN.
lowed down aud 70 2sth ships Albania and (enesee
NEWPORT Nov II OAce Of the Rhode Isander)-Arr 9Th
scbrs Tryall for BALTIMORE Moses Brown do 10,
Phidelpha soop Yankee, Briggs New York for Fail Riyr
Sid brig Algonquin CD brig Prince de JoinvilIe LA
PoRILAvD, Nov 6Ar brig Frances Ellen Cardenas: Sc
Inn Iarritt New York; lncrea,e do for Thomaston CID
pryrDyscE Nov below, fore and aft schr sloops
Cd brg Iom,1ece Norfolk ED shp Edwin barqus. Julia
Flash aud Ssgs ih'adelphia Colorado Church New York
and ARIEL, New York '
s.vASvAH, Nov SID brig Sterling Jones, Now York.
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Hatton-2J sWoodwsrd-a Lswrence-s Pearce cog y
rari Mondon- Rolke Mollmann-a 60
Benz nnin col Beca-i Vilade-s Garfield Bros 20
NJ Lerselue-3 Schnchsrdt Favre co-is2 Herrdt~ioo
ba.ker co1l Fellows W adsw worth 4 cos Schmidt q
fnShutea9i . n frrkns-l Lews-l & Sand-1 Hane-I
ne,aru eSTl Gumand-l Delachaux Maire-i Plate &
DrotherGi kohnsiamm-3 Bossange-l Roe, Lockwood
sous .ottenet coz Lachase Fauche-s w III Smth
cog inelie Dangny-l Schultz, Be,dom < col a II
stewart col w Il Thompson-i Colville x Flemnr-a
boceau husch-l Cavoret-i Gosholz-9 Bourry Oliver
nos y co ~ HessenberR COL + w Wdmaur-i Nor,n
lselin--l IL Lacombe- Renauld-l Cottepet-o ioss
cnigk Wisendonck-l Emeric-l ien-I Hirer 60,
Mecke Plate COS Wiliams-2 Coles w II Coi.s3
Lipnold co-250 Melettal Horstmaun sons Dnlsr-
w IL Hsrstm,m x sons-l Msgnln cog j ID W,rthsus
son-I Engier-7 Wener-2 Malezieur, (iourd & eoN
Grdner, Colby col w Beai-i & Buckingham co
Spies, Christ col 4 Thompson-i Brue-3 Renard
co-3 Teerel bainl Boxer Coz Caiileux Gis 90
-2C w Thomas-l q Rezar col Gillespie x Sudwell-s
Gignonr x Coz Guillsume-4 A Ward co--3 j
Dupe-2 Jung Behrmspn-2 Coope & Leigh Murray
Heuiek-3 Tiffany, Young Ellis- John T. Hyde 60
II Haruden x col l. Jacobs col < w Penfeld col
LIese-2 Moran lselin-i + Tones x son-l Bret
PaIon x co-sundres order
Rio GRASpkBarque Rosna-23l2 hides IS bale 62s
horbs w w De Forest color hides sacks bale hair
wool Rlchafdi03 hides bales Barstew-69i5
bales hsr do wool 100 skins 10 order.
PoRr PLATT--Bng Huntress-lS3 damsry wood 2gt
ceroons tobacco A Mey-lo0 do Caruanna-20 II Mo-
ring-2i4 Rossiere co--l2 l. Narick-23i Meyer 4
Sucken-77 4 Payenstedt-9 DR. VIM Moffat-soi Aymar
Co.'S cases mdse 10 order
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

BUFFALO, Nov. THE animated appearance which
our market or oreadstufs presented yesterday morning
on the PRONUNCIATION Of the English news Continued
throughout the day. and sales made in the after
noon o 900 bbls good Michigan flour to arrive at 81 81
aho 1oo DDS mixed Michigan at 81 So day the dspo.
son TO purchase still very fair and Notwithstanding
inc rae oil freight to Albany has advanced 81 O6 and
PLEA per Dbl on -four better prices have been obtained
by sellers We notice the sale of 1000 bills good
gan gan and Ono -four delivered in Albany at s5sl-a5o
pps ROCK hour deliverable at the Rock at S. and ESQ
nos huron Mills Mich -four delivered here at 81 81
me invoice OF Michigan wheat received per brig Iowa
winch sold yesterday at 95 cents has been re,oh This
morning az 70 Eight thousand bushels Wisconsin
ahoat have also been taken at o. The English news
beng deemed favorable for the export of talow quite
lbs at ~. - ~ - -,ooo
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
CLASSIFICATION.

1RoN-since our last quotations prices have received
an upward tendency and the market firm English bar
common Is held at $50. Gartsherrie Scotch pig about
$50 cash lot Of common Sweedes sold at $50 so
ss', and months. Norway S97, so time.
lEAp-Sales have been limited since our last report
and the market remains firm. Missouri comes in pretty
freely which remains in first hands We noticed large
sale OF pigs at S4,37J cash..s
RicE-For first description of the new cron thero ox
sts fair demand but there very little here We, prices
remain unaltered The market for the past week has
peen very nanimatc, and but few sales were made of
which we notice for fair S462 and for prime IS IS cash
sEtDs-in Clover there is but little doing and prices
nave somewhat receded from last quotations Penn.
sylvana is held at % cents In Timothy and Flax the
market quiet, and prices unaltered. Canary sells at
sl.o. Some lots were sold at Sl,75, months
ward tendency. North West Coast at 81 cts. soutb
3 cash. 49, 1O1t"
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MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

MAGNETIC REPELLANT
nhA POWER, member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons
oi London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
o the States and for several the
Sr Ashley Cooper can be condenay consulted at his pr
tate ofhces, No ID Chambers street. New York. upon all
diseases OF delicate natureto the treatment of which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
Syphilis Gonohga and elects whether recent or of long
standing cured n few days, without the Of mercury
copava no charge made.
Structure which, Of all diseases the insdious often
and steaily advancing where not
dream Of producing the amenabe effects
the mind aud nervous system of the patient Some Of the
most prominent symptoms 1.-THE
ges aversion TO society and the involuntary Of few
to voidng une Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated upon newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
son. thus avoiding the pain and great danger
dant upon the rash introduction of instruments.
Sell Pollution morbid habit arising with the
penenced, and when contracted, diuult
comeproducng III many instances diocy loss OF memory
PAINS the back and lons, nocturnal emissions impoency
subdue this penicous practice and system is re-
stored to its pristine by the Of the Eectoagnetc
Balm.
Fuor Abus Whites Distractions Suppression of the
Menses and all diseases Of the female have received
large share oil research and the only quail
fled who has had the moral antagonist
the empiricm which feariuy prevails this neg
lected branch Of medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage,
and on all other matters connected herewith be
suited with the most honorable regard integrity and
cecy Patieis at distance will please be poss-
Bile IN the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid
Chatham street. Hours from A. NJ. to 10 p M.
s27 ms
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
PHILADELPHIA. Nny. q 1915

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9, 1S45.
On Friday night the Keans concluded their second en-
gasement at the Chestnut street theatre and retired with
pooaoi'y oil not returning to it again for some time.
ihs Pupic, IKE an overgrown child, will be satisfied
VIZ" hosei'es only, and the two engagements of tbs
ksans have proved that even surpassine genus ,, ,
compensate for the absence of that necessary a
theatrical success. The first heat TO use a erm v.;
smacks OF the race course) was splendid trinmnh :,
genius The houses were filed to overnowinu niob,v
and the artists, who constituted the at,rac,;
bore of with them, from this city solid and an
very tokens Of the delight OF our pcoule and
their appreciation OF the tIanscendant abilities which
md been displayed before thcm. Had the Kssr,
remained from the city until spring. after this mr.
wnen they did return had they performed an entirely
new round OF Characters such on and OF the
ike stamp they would have commanded the over
attendance Of our citizens second time II is true III
ua hot play exactly the pieces in every nsa nee
that they did before is true that thew perorm al
IN IN movies play OF Love- and exhibited Mrs Kean
began the second engagement with their "A s;,y ny
ana ne people thinking that il was but ~
oso, . ments turned away and exhibited an an
athy or the rest Of the term which no domhs .n ~
prsed and mortified the gifted a,tis,s hn h sul
nave recoieotea hat 'ere IS nothing like good hs
ning or and had they the ssc.na
engagement with round OF novelties not m srai W
character bat as to play they could havs 49,, as 70
MI up two or three nights oil a week with uea 70
familiar to them and the public The great ,bng .ohs
iof oy the public is novelty In order 10 inducs
tolerate the nobest efforts Of genius any ony - 70
" must De commeDced and interpreted with so,a,hi
new have known even the great Shakespeare 10 gra
crowds TO witness the ess OF jugg me reIv h.cansn
they were new and amusing II the efforts Of tbe vrso,
SN genus OF modern times not exempt from ,hs
ia~s winch prompt man to seek relief in change bou
iutie is for those an infr rior tbourb
sn order of intellect to aempt TO escane thar
10 not wish to be understood ssyng that the
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

ON CERTAIN LMPOkIANT MALADlES.
'I'HE AUTHOR Of the "PRIVATE TREATISE" DIR.
RALPH, beg, to that he is at home much pos
& in to h ss $ sHansd s
,onsy BY post his residence SO Greenwich street. New
ss arsse
Taess the whole Of those Easp in way relate to the
He deems se
to the public " GTTs SN yR 5H.1 on
and very little understood although the most
msnt much pains taken explain its disease,
the fact that frequently exists in those who are not
ps ea T o. IT, oceupyg TOO
stance. which will enable Judge whether he has this
Among other things was remad that was by no
Necessary thar the stream Of urine should obuted
bad may mont
Sshs there be ps on on
ing directing the attention the Of this Pam
ssso &c s
Tie and S sy su is Ss p t.
self There however three circumstances which
81 Of s. y might J, S b sn
in m more advanced and settled form while the following the,
; i fy s: ss;1 50 easily
ss ssppS y the gses . wy wsfh sS
would strong ss.pieisa ", that assS
he IIMEA FOHNlFE GONOHhHtEh MAY H6 Z
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorrhca, Though not the
only by far the frequent Of Structure IL Is not ii
IS TO Se
s,1s s"w 1.s s o
ture ta another If however should continued from
six to eight weeks h, length Of time least would strengthen
any as atr FTF sTRR s 's Has THE
MlND-Nothng is more certain than the effect Of Strc
to deprsss the spirits and lessen mental energy Not
complained Of in the degree BY ndvidu
al bdt common degree other therte
y of Structure which the patient does observe
that he capable of business formerly This
also serious effect though little understood but unques
onaby true Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
Of mind and SEXUAL will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully these
through the medium the sexual organs upon
The mind This, however, better explained in The Private
parts Of the world As the Of Structure proceeds act
vity oil mind invariably returns
With respect to the of Stricurethis gratifyngto
state Is GENERALLY accomplished in little time and without
late years IN the treatment OF this complaint Indeed in the
hands Of proper and PERSONS tho Structure
y nov accomplished IN as many days formerly il demanded
months Many persons consult the writer who on bns
10 this city Tor short time only perfectly cur d
though has been OF trouble aud To
those who cannot leave their hoins the funishs his
pcuar means oil cure, together with hs Fryate Treatise
winch has 40 interesting chas giving the
subject and written ia the planest which,
distance.
9uaeksry which net this city he deems proper make
the Following saement satisfactory ground Of confidence
sosangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Ediuburgh Gc
Sc NJ bS Published three editions OF work expressly these
can IN Europe 70 the most eminent ia sr Ashley
Cooper, Of London, to DR.. Mott of New York; Dr. fhysc,
o Phiadepha and Others and permitted % refer 20 almost
Ycen yIth arpef ii
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Il Z A ID T II h 30 l. LU w l. 4 l.
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE,
Aadicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
N + u &c l. VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

PRIVATE DISEASES
IsHE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of M-dic,rs
direct hsir particular attention tos Diseases Of
medical treatment asae aud permanent without
iculay make application 20 the College on L.
hr,t of those diseasss Of suerr
csss year. WI, the principal hospitals
"a .aoa hat2rs dy e esf e attends for consul
I'd 10 sesgs doTSRS s
living in the country and finding to make per-
Ss ali s. e them chest
their case explicitly together with all symptoms
% snu ussaen received elsewhere, II any, and eh.
CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY CURED.
MoMC sMhixTuRE prepared b tho Cellss.s
adsnty recommended for all cases debility produced
emedy for impotence s-rtI barfeuness unes, d.p-nd
Sa.s' n the
yELpEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
M s s sa
n,s % i Ies%. o. twenty yea n the Hospital Dc
Professor veEau infalbe remedy for ali diseases oi
the urstha They effect cure in much shorter time tn
,hs stomach or confinement from business Price 81 bor
RICORp'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
II. permanem cure Of primary Or secsndsay ayPhi..
isIpdicous Of mercury, unskiiu medical
should use ,Ss powerful purifier without delay
.on consider himself safe after having the dsss,s
bra3ed Alternative. - :.
Sold single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen
t5 carefully packed and sent To a parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAeAs
RlLLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
gDREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine sns
Pharmacy established for the suppression ofquackcy. Th
refined aud highly possessing all tie puri
flying qualities and curative powers Of he above herbs cont
IDENTIFY the College
extract ofSaapsrla before the puhc may
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
pure Of the blood such scofua salt rheur ring
bctches or pmpes Ulcers pain N the bones joints nodes
from the secondary effects ofsyphs inudcious uie,
mercury
Sold IN sing. bottles T3ceAcsssi
IN cascs of half a dozen brtt.os, $50
one dozen "
Cases forwarded TO all parts of the Union.
a;B-A 'erv liberal discount 20 yhsle,sls gsrehsys"
0y- The Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparilla Gen.
ian and Sassaas also for sale at 73 Division street.
opposite Ludlow street
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
NEW ORLEANS. \

New ORLEANS, Nov l, Isl5
.3rrtcol Of Mr. Calhoun The Election and the Neo Con-
stitution.
John {. Calhoun is to be here in a few days We
VIII 40 hm all the honors The Mayor has ordered the
Councils OF municipalities No. | and to convene 10
join with NO. p in devising mode OF doing the thing
genteely. Is Ellen Tree handsome as ever and bar
nose as snubby Can she cry easily and as
as when here few years since We are all anxious
10 welcome her. and you may rest assured it will be
hearty welcome =
On Monday all the great unwashed vote for the new
Consution Every loafer rather all those who can
are electoneerng for the Offices of Coroner
ana sheriff, elective under the new Constitution
snVen @ preserve those who have any thing lose. 1t
VIII work III Tor year or two but the sober second
thing right. ' f e''i'
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, ISi5.

Msceilaneous-AssaWt aud Battery, &c.
we have the pleasure 10 inform you that Father
Rltche has got back safe and sound, and gay as
lark. We suppose he has fixed every thing
straight IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peaker-Printer-
and so forth But ii Father Ritchie shouldn't re,
the prIntieg Oh! pshaw beg you wouldn't men
non H.
-dppr'pos des bottles, which, being interpreted into
the Cht,dalc, signltirh appropos Of the printing
We are desired by Messrs. Fisk and Heiss TO con-
tradlct the report IN late volunteer letter 10 the
Herald, that there has been any talk looking to
compromise between the officers (or the conduc-
tors thereby OF the Union and U s. Journal on the
subject ot the printing. There has BEEN as we n re
informed by both the gentlemen aforesaid, no pro-
position OF the kind lntlmated, at all, at ALL
shortly after separating from Mr. Hess on the
Avenue this morning, We met the correspondent of
the Charleston Mercury, coming from the opposite
direction. There was large abrasion on the neck
OF the correspondent, as II from the blow of a rough
instrument OF some sort. We INQUIRED the cause
OF the wound, wnen he deposed substantially as fol-
lows: that between ten and twelve o'clock 10 day
he went up TO the CHion office 10 settle for his half
years subscription to the paper-that while waiting
al the desk OF the counting room for his recent Mr.
John r Helss, one OF the proprletors OF the Union
entered al the door behind, and struck him on the
back OF the neck with stick, following up the blow
with various ornamental epithets of destruction
and ordering the intruder out of the Office We
are a man of peace-owe no man any i'll will but
we do say that II Mr.. Helss had assailed us as he
did our peaceabe contemporary, there would have
been fight of the worst kind in the Union office
this morning.
We suppose the offence to Mr. lIeiss grew out of
certain late structures upon the organ by the Charles
ton Mercury
The prospect of war with Great Britain is assum-
ing Its due Importance here as the absorbing aues-
tlon before the next Congress.
We are all pleased in Washington to hear of the
election of Geo. Sykes of n J , to the House. He
as an excellent and upright man
We are informed that trial was made with Lo
pers propeller IN the Potomac, few days ago, and
that after getting under way, the momentum Of the
vessel appeared to average full two knots an hour
all told II this be the case, Loper's propeller is not
the article 49,
The city is as dull as at mdslrnmer Stranoers
are still holding back passing through
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

LoSpor-Packet ship Toronto--W Teller of New yo,L
ass1f lady aud To children New Haven Rev Blacfmors
serygt Virginia; Lieut. tisussen u Vsndenho Spencer
Banbufy an6 lady Miss Bunbury Hugh Bunbury Henry
pann,y, Mara banbury. Ann Bunbury and servant WIN
nnaaeraowp a aod lady Nelson. Benn.tt Kingsford
W,d & Deslasdes aud lady England. Floo Preusie
''j.; ~ sw,r and LADY Hollands = 10 The srsT,ge
W Mar ienhsl and Lady Russs; ad I'M Men",er SON
r.nrf LOUIS ID Renard, Benoist Resest B Meu,t q
~ the stserage Ni ''"'f t'e'''io, oeimahy-Js
dren. ''s i'"s"a-Nrs Da'ine ana TWO chil-
cHARLrsroS-ship Chsrlesto,-N n, t,,,L
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

II n
u EMOVAL of Warerooms 28i Broadway, In Granite
IL Building, cor Chambers st-J. f. BROWNE offers for
sale 28l Broadway elegant of double
gle action Harps The rich brilancy Of tone, xhtness Of
touch perfect mechanism aud elegant finish Of these are
unequaed Warranted to bear the of climate and at Eu.
prices The attention Of merchants and the
world generally, is particularly desired.
Harps repaired. Strings, Instruction Books, Sc.
j. +. BROWNE * co. (From Erard, J.
London and New York, established 1870
Certainly the finest harps produced The first proe
al talent have prefer these hars all othersLondon Nh
sical Mirror June, 1910.
Mr. Brownes harps by far the most magnificent insru.
saw Through his perfect othe in.
srument he has effected many important the
mechanical department and n the there
nary addition of purity aud power The pillars are
eaboatey and gorgeousy carved and gded while the
elegantly shaped and finished -BroadoayJ ou,na Sept
9th, 1916 os lmDa Wsrrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
ESSENCE OF COFFEE,

(WHICH is now extensively used the European capitals
w snow for the first time introduced into the u States
II made from the sed aud cleaned coffee, and about
one teaspoon more less according to the tse diluted
with hot water milk furnishes of excellent coffee
The that the sagacy of the public
Of this country will immediately perceive the
land or sea- &C. and nduges the hone 10 be
rewarded for the sacrifice the introduction OF novelty
always demands by liberal patronage, which cannot fail TO
be awarded to him by who will make trial Of
his Essence.
Il Is for sale at wholesale by H. d. Hill No Water street.
and retail by Bunker Co.. - Madsnane a. Gosberger,
Chambers and Centre sess w S Corwn $50 Broad
way. ~. IL. SZADETZkY, Sole Manufacturer
sI6 lm'rc In the ". States
II ceved and for sale by e. K COLLINS 4 CO..
ns s. South st
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

CHARLNsroNS Chareston- csk mdse So tcs rice II bis
cotton Geo Bokleyl3a do 70 bags tee Burckmyer son
bis cotton Atwstsr Malford-5 SpIague, Robinson COL
bb Mrs Belden-l Brumer-J Gregory co-229 hides
lngersoll- box knowlton-a bags Greenway, Henry x
Smh-00 bales cotton order.
GEoRGErowN SC-Brig Deroit-l79 bales cotton Drak> *
Mlls-l57 Cor co6o Ayerill-30 Sackett co50 w
Phps-93 Spoford Teston * co-3l smith Lori-7l bis
ndse Lord, Warren X Hasey
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV EmsEb 10
Arrived,

Arrived.
acks ship Torcnto Toker from London and Portsmouth,
IN ult with mlse to John Griswold.
G raskri SNIP suy .dg. from aayre Sd nit with mdse
severe gale from NE TO NNW lost sails &c e'e"se"
sh,r haris ton Brown, days from Charleston with cot.
BsTqas M Rosna DSty 4adsys from Rio rande with hides
Brewer Just arr brig Ohio do; Cohssey dsg Brig Roare
for Rio Janeiro, sid days previous. ~
bacco to Aymar X Co. $50 ~ ="
brig Detroit Porter days from Georgetown SC with cot
Indies. f'"o"A''o "est
Brig Juno, Kelly, 4 days from Boston, mdse
Schr Aiphon Rogers, Newburypor.
Schr Cabot Nickerson, Boston, mdss to f. * Herriek
Schr Lavinia, Nckerson, Boston, mise
Schr Tangent PIERCE. Boston, mdse
Sclir Amanda, Nickerson, Boston. ndse.
Schr Grecan, Chase, Boston, udse.
Schr Leader, Nickerson, Boston, Indse.
Schr Salem, Tuckerman, Chatham.
Schr Superior, Mark, Newport.
Below.
Packet ship Baltimore, Funck, from Havre Sept IL with
mdse to Boyd Hmcken. - - ~
Ship Goodwin, (of Portsmouth) Davis from nayre Sent Is
One ship, two brigs, unknown.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
Pork yyarkefa

The Alton Telegraph says that large contracts have
peen made IN this city for the delivery OF hogs al AZ
80 5 and s3 so per hundred weight-he highest rate
Tor heavy hogs deliverable this month The Terrap5
.hnks that trey will be lower at the close of the
than they