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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-21

EXCITEMENT IN WALL ST. 1t was reported
on Saturday in Wall street, New York, that a
distinguished hnancier and member of the
Board of Brokers had taken the Boston route
for Europe, with 100000 in specie, raised by
flying kites within three days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-21

Brig Justna, Claypoel, DeMarara ]. NJ. Bande.
Schr Gallant Mary, Evans, Mayague2. P. r., Kirk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

which ~ point 81 TACT r 20 longer q PRIV.
lrce md Ut the same ticpe euasuh cur
oNa pcrsnnsl dignity and iedepsd,uee
Bs, az. will nc, d~eil upon The ob.
i.e; icasbis fraiur, W tha Bill. have
saj thu, much on the ,ubieci ofiAe aboll.
lion Of the frhnking privilege Of n.mt, r, Of
Congtc,, IN order 10 svoid marepr.,n,s
ton Or misunderstanding Tr~ ore
o,hcr oLjccIoni to The bill which should
Ike 10 see removed bot ina, q, the prs.
~. session is on Of the question. We arc
upon the last DAYS and hours Of an exciting
.es,,on Of Congress, ~heu the minds Of
members are liule fitted for the con.,dera
ton ON practical question Of this chsrac.
ter Indeed there Is now no time for con.
.i1rrn,ion The friends Of Thorough sud
radical post office reform ,h~n rnua be con
ten. yea satisfied 10 take The Bill IS 1t Is,
and trust 10 another Congress to amend
u, defects No other alternative nwan,
the Bill hu, defeat or the passage Of II IN lis
nre-en, form Every true friend Of pos.
taye reform then is invoked by every con.
.i3crs,ion of public interest, and Of regard
70 The public will TO vote for the Senate
b. ! without nmcn1ment II will be nc.
crp,hhlo TO the people & grca, and lmpor.
tan, advance to that further reformJwhich
trust wa may vet reach, and which here rs
in England viii carry to the whole com
munity the privilege and the blessings, rrae
tica'ly, Of mineral frank'ng.
Norr The foregoing are the substance Of
the remark, ! had cndesvored To pre-.
cent To the House " hi,e the Post Office bill
va. under consideration IN tina, body, and
which were cut nj bv the expiration Of the
very limited time allowed Tor the discussion
ri the Till, and most ui which was occupied
by Southern renll men in opposition TO III
who were more fortunate than the friends OF the
bill in obtaining possession of the floor. The
facts herejpresen,ed,sre collected with some
care from documentary and olact authentic
sources, and it is hoped they may lie regard
ed rs Of sufficient importance and interest 10
Justify their publication.
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

Bo,ros AND MoNrREAL-A paper, Of
which the following is copy, signed by q
bon, huee hundred and fifty OF the mer.
chants, manufacturers traders and me ban
les Of this city, has been transmitted to
Montreal
Having been informed ,hatnn earnest ef.
fort is being made 10 satisfy the people OF
Canada, and more particularly the gentle.
men composing the Provincial Parla.
meni, that il is for their interest that the
communication proposed between Mon,rc-
nj and the Atlantic Ocean BY Railroad
should strike the ocean nj Portland. Maine.
To communicate nj that poin, with the line
Of British steamers; and that this line. of
rou,e is represented 10 the citizens Of Cana.
da, by Judge Prcblc, as generally APPROX
I'd by the capita lists and business mon Of
the city OF Boston we, the undersigned,
citizens Of Boston, would respectfully rep.
resent ,ha, we consider these positions erro-
ncons
Without undertaking TO state the various
reasons why the Portland route, so called
~ NoI inc one ChlCuldtcu 10 promote tilc III
terest ofthe Canadas, to find support IN
i'os on. or likely ultimately to succeed, we
respectfully represent that il n communlcl.
ton s,o be opened by Railway between
Montreal and the Atlantic Ocean, rs we
have no doubt it will be AT no distant day,
{, must be from Boston through New
Hampshire and Vermont 10 Montreal and
so Gar MS we are athletic Judge, thi, is the
sentiment Of the citizens Of Boston general
ly.
Any grant hv the Provincial parlin-
ment giving preference to n different
route, we believe would bc calculated 10
defer il not ultimately 10 defeat the ohlHr,
50 much dcslrrd hv business men in Cana.
da and The United Slntcs
Boston March Z, ls45
This document speaks The uniform son,i
ment Of the citizens OF Bos,on-nt least, We
have heard no expression of any opposite
oplnion What effect the sight of these
$50 signatures may produce in Montreal
anil helhcr they VIII be considered Ms an
Offset for the $40 names referred to BY
Judge Preble in his lecture to the ladies &
gentlemen oflhat city, we shall probably
learn from the paper,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

eeutvm 10 ~hieh his stnek - ~ reu him,
long be,iw,e % ~ rbo.cs II routes.
1se books Of N. 'C1,esirs Raj TOAD Co
we're opened o. Keene on lssifrdsy week a
si3t,3o0 ~s, subsetiosd IN s.asls Dc, 1t
- een6dentiy expected tina, 10 that town =.
lone else, 900 will be subscribed. and
phioh spri,. " smulsi.d IN Other towns
on the route, will secure the immediate prose
eu,ion asd completion ~ the rosd To- Del
lows fais From thence tn Burlington, our
roo,e runs through no "ho~ ling wilderness,
and wo expect warm hears and long purses
TO speed il Of. The ~ towns from Connect.
icoi Rirer In Lake Champlain. through
which our SURVEY va, made. contain a pop
ula,iun OF s3,t0a, and our correspondent,
Rail Road . week or tro since, exhibited
The amount Of real estate represented, by the
Grand lists Of these towns Ths population
oC the FIVE counties OF Vermont, through
which the projected road via Rutland, would
PASS. numbers over i35, 900. and we do not
believe there IL in The Union, section Of
country Welding more in agricultural pro-
duets in proportion TO its population, than
doe. these FIVE counties. Look al this acc.
non OF country! Well may our corresroa-
dent say Oft, 1t Is a broad land and rich y
Rich 10 the possession OF an intelligent, in
dus,ious and hardy population rich in the
fertility # lis soil and ii,h, ine,hausiibly
tlrh in her resoutcrs-whi,ht though beneath
the soil, are fast being developed, and made
source OF available wealth. Take tho ar
tiele Of m,rble, in our own town ono,--and
We see strong necessity for the means Of
q more ready transportation. We have in
this town, now vigorously worked, four mar
BILE quarries, furnishing the rough blocks for
mlls In all parts Of the county. besides what
Is here sawed. There is scarce a half hour
passes through the day bu, We hear The boom
ing sound, through our valley, Of the blast
from one or the other Of these quafriesj & ca.
tcnsive mills for The saving oCihis article, 10
addition to wha, we now have arc going up
all around US. In m,ny cases this marble
IN Inc foNeh Is caHeu dlNsnre oI 10 or ~
miles to be sawed, and then Transported in
wagons IS miles further To the Northern Ca
nal +; and yet we have in Rutland the mate
nil. and the water power TO saw, all the
marble n, presen, used in the whole country.
But our limits will not admit specification
Of all our resources Oar crude and hasty
remarks in reference to single article will
apply to every other, The trade accruing
from our wool, our beef and pork, our butter
and cheese, our marble, iron, copper, man
eanese, &c. &c, is now offered 10 our Bos.
ton friends, and il they rejec, the advantages
offered them by this trade Why, wo must
wait yet longer for an outlet in some other
direction.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

PnsT OTrcT RrroRM. The Washington
Constitution ssys that the Postmaster Gene
raj has decided not IN make the contracts for
carrying the mail for the northern portion
81 the Union. Ill aheS The first II July. when
the new Post office bill goes into operation
the contracts were according TO usage, TO be
given GOT this spring, which would have oom-
PEELED him 70 let them Tor three years under
the present law. HI, object for the delay is
10 make them come under the new po,t or
fee law, and lhus give a fair chance for
ehectusl operation.
Wetsks the above from the AlbanT Ar.
gus and We see the same sr,icIe gong the
rounds Of thr p.ps's. Whist. we would ask
does ii mean' The proposals OF the Posi-
sas,sr General are out IN N the locofoco
papers and bids are called for up TO the ff-
teesth day Of April. The term Of conir,e,
10 commence on The frs, Of July. This is in
precise accordance with the manner Of the
last Lettings q the time then CONNIE need on
the lsi Of Jolly, which lime Of course e1ni,.a
on the LIST of July % the present year. VIII
the Argus u some one else who knows az.
/ plain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

Marrow EsosPG. We learn from the
National Intelligenoer, that the horses at
tached TO the family carnage Of Major Scott,
Navy Agent, ran off in Washington city on
Monday last, while Mr. SCOTS two daughter
were IN the vehicle They wer. in imnent
danger While the horses were in foil spsed
they managed to n@p out One oiihs young
ladies' was severely injured IN the fall and
The olhsr considerably stunned Medical
aid was soon rendered and We ale glad to
learn their injuries we're no, DO bad as snlIci-
pated. Tie escape, however, was most mar
yelluus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

uJNVe make MI apology for giving 80
much space in our paper of This week to the
excellen, rern,rks Of our Represents live, Nj
Foot in reference 10 the Postage Bill
THIS speech will be found 10 paw well for the
reading and though the bill has now become
l4w--lhe subject is one OF general interest
and the labor OF Mr.. Foot IN preparing these
remarks Tor publication, deserves the hanks
OF Us all.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

The funeral Of The fion l. c. Bates,
took place at Northampton on SATURDAY,
afternoon ha Sermon BY the Rev. Oh.
Humphrey OF Amherst College MIR
Bates ~ the third United States Senator
from thas town. who has either died IN or
fee or lust amer his Official term had clio
sci, viz Hon Eli =. A,hman, Elijat
II. Mils and / c. Bates
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

pJ-it inkes n smanman, SAYS me wa
to understand the politics Of Rho4e Island
The Wigs support a democrat FOR Cover
nor, Ond TO be even with hem me a''H's,n"
have namins.ed wing for The same ONCE
The priociosl muiier at issue, we believe,
is, whether Gov Do" 'a'"' " A'''' O''
paint any more fanH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-03

There Is said TO be 3 large qusn,ty n
snow remaining 10 New Hampshire and
Vermont, which will accoun, for the chilly
and uncomfortable weather experienced 10
this vicinity for seversl days pas.
fRoston Mail.
We wonder whA, makes IL 50 warm IN
Netmnnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01


period, shipped in the months OF August September
October and November, 1874.
The importations of merchandise in the early part
Of the calendar year 1874 very heavy, and the
exports comparatively SO very limited that sterling
exchange advanced from 50 a per cent in Nav to
10 l0i per cent in October and November This
rapid rise in the premium for sterling exchange created
demand for specie for expor ion, and the shipments
in four months from this port alone amounted to
S44ls0ls The expectation of specie decreased very
much after November but exchange kept Just below
specie point and has been firm ruling from 81 to
10 per cent since. The importations Of this port
have not fallen off much within the past year.
but the expectation of merchandise has increased
placing our foreign trade T more favorable con-
dition than it was throughout ls44 The shipments
Of specie have been very much reduced by the cautious
operations of the Banks These institutions have con-
fined their movements to the legitimate business
the city than usualher lines Of discount have been
pretty well extended, and nothing but short paper has
been taken. Stock spectators have this re-
ceived very little aid from the banks but they have not
that account, been much restricted in their re.
sources Capital from private sources has been abun
dant and the rate Of interest has consequently been
duced The banks have, by their cautious movements
been able to hold to their SPECIE and by the resc
tons placed upon the money market have kept the pre-
MUM for exchange just below specie point The
longer this state of things continues the better
operates as wholesome check upon commercial affairs
generally, and keeps down speculatons.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company have
tered into contract for the completion of the canal to
Cumberland within two years from this time, and the
agents Of the State of Maryland have approved the
tract The work is to be within thirty days
from the 25th inst From the character OF the conrac.
tors we should judge there very little doubt but
that the work will be completed within the time speci
fed
We annex a statement showing the amount Of the
semannual dividends Of the Boston Banks for the six
months ending October 7, 1914 and ls45 The average
dividend declared for the six months ending October T.
lsas fraction better than for the corresponding pc
Rod in 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
[ADVERTIsEMENT.l

THE WORLDS CONVENTION will be held in
Waesdy morning. Isl October ali wo ar. 6,ssed
we s s wSe
stroy the germs OF charity invited attend assist in the
Tpp is abundant S and To eaSs
ps % Rsss .as m % ss 70 the sas
Of america should be no longer deceived aud held mental
ng thar substantial that improve the condition Of
the millions Or even those who trained ouse the words
so5 gTGspe and SE all wiz by one
tbs object full supply wealth and superior character for
ALL atone required The means to attain both universally
and improvements IN the arts and sciences, and these
my y united INTO one grand practical Science as hxe and GER
they have cne. applied 6s
posedand such result w be for all let
e h nus Of & @ sa
s every one endeavor to epes on TINS occasion his own pre-
Sgd hsh degree o physical I'D mental sreeenes and hap,
al vs ss, Ss are hs ssT
sran dis.ensions in their yemmen, and customs il their
h HdoS % Mia s.2 Ss ls J .SS ae
hqnsn Their endless secarlaa divisions aud strong
@', ssa. al 2' chsr asss ss
elias AGAINST every 9TH class and extent each one
Tnesoea prejudice, and destroy charity and
" 'R'rS al S"ds..
ohe Ion % remove tbs lsncIspee there be
che % S m ee na
sO.adonsd Those therefore attend the Worlds Con-
venton MI be oil little unless 10
abandon all that there be proved be injurious local pre-
Jadcesn now formidable obstacles the introduction OF
universal charity mental liberty and kindness And without
these virtues VIII be forever useless and expect
ether part Of the world. " " '
These virtues can be and practice only by
l ence % local preludces 3D. universal good practical
education freed from local prejpdceso superior
characters ID regular systematic beneficial employment
surplus OF wealth for all ith scientific
Of external 70 which shall
cude cal pejgdice and include superior cation and en-
poymen 9Th local government without force fraud which
stall he so constructed that each s direction sha
be cared for and justly treated All this may now be accom-
pished BY the Worlds Convention Education empIoyment
no local pejudices, aud that will care for a
nd act Justly 10 each the principle of and
ndncss with these the future happiness the WoriI will
be permanently secured A Friend 10 AL, ~ ""
ROBERT OWEN
81 No III Fifth Avenue, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1916.


We see that Senator Huger, of South Carolina, is
here. MIR. Walker being !" solitary and Alone" on
the Tariff likely Huger has come up to encourage
The droopng secretary in further abatement OF the
minmums
Mr. George, OF the Treasury Department, Is pre-
pairing statement of the condition of the bank, to
be presented to Congress at the next session, sup
posd 10 be designed lever for the Sub-Treasury
You will have perceived that Father can scarce
express his Civilizations in discovering that the
Charleston Mercury correspondent is an English
man. IL Father Richie could now only further
discover that he was paid in British gold, and hired
by the British government to break down the Un'on,
the Mercury would be defunct paper. AS ~ is,
we are afraid that Father Richie has old scotched
the sarpcnt." 80 ra,l.~
A runor comes up this evening, that Gen; Iayiof
had sent a scouting party across the nio .lanue,
with order. to look up such straggnng MeA h 90
might be near the borders, and to make lhe'ii sur
themselves" ,.,.;,. Is ~.
uckv has excited much sympathy IN Washington,
where he was widely known and esteemed.
Two New Workers to-day had misunderstand-
ING about lady. One OF them threw down his
glove for fight 81 coffee and pistos'-the other
declined the honor but in lieu thereof proposed "a
compromise" which was agreed to by and by,
neither gentleman, we suppose, having particular
fancy TO be shot at.
Appropos of shooting Mr.. Paine, who has been
shot at so often is in this city again. He says, ne
will make it appear clear here that his story is
founded upon absolute powder and ball. lha's
what he's come for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
B,LrrMoE., Sept. 30, lslS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 30, lsi5
Political Eretement-The Election To. Morrow-
Custom House The anticipated Remorai o. Gen
Marriott, and appointment Of H. g. 3 Key, esp
teriine Church CGse-Markets' &c.
A, the present time every thing absorbed in politics.
and although our election is for members OF
congress and Legislature, the question OF VINO - 70
he sheriff predomnates over all others. Inc 'emo
erats for once in their lives are caught mapping
having allowed the Custom House Clique 10 'oi'' o'
them a regularly nominated candidate IN inc PERSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Married.

Married.
On Monday, the goth Sept at the Church Of the Mes
siah by the Rev. Dr. Dewey, EDWARD r. BOYLE Esq, to
Miss CAROLINE LOUISE daughter of the late Levi Dane
Esq, of Boston.
On the 18th September, at Sag Harbor, by the Rev
Henry Floy Roberts, Mr. EMANUEL LIsroR to Miss JANE
MARGARET THOMAS, all of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Attest: T.. A. RucKER, Clerk. ''0
Ihe Most Curious Book Yet.
ShAkSPEARE'S MERRY TALES,

,,IIED IHLES IND QUICK .4NSWERS.
hs one o the most curious additions that have Of late
years been sde what may be termed Shaksperan Lite
open. '' '"' nus 80 -
Every reader OF Shakspeae aware that in the play Of
nao hoout no the sprghtly Beatrice replies
the disguised Benedict IN the following terms:
Bearce--That disdainful and thst had nv GOOD
wit out Of the Hundred Merry Tales -
Price of the book ouly IS cents
For sale by ali the Booksellers and Periodical Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
MONEY MARKET.


There was a very fair Improvement in Stocks to-day,
and the sales although rather limited principally
for cash. Norwich Worcester went up per cent
Erie Railroad Reading, Wilmington, ! Long
Island !; Canton, l; Morris Canal, Farmers Loan !;
Pennsy lvania 5s Illinois, Housatonic declined per
cent East Boston, t. The failure in the old board of
Brokers noticed few days since, does not appear be
merely temporary suspension but the reverse. The
party alluded to was for long time very heavy boar
and sold extensively at the lowest prices. When the
recent advance had nearly quite reached its heghh
he became large buyer and soon after the first decline
commenced between the two his fell through
and 1t will probably be sometime before differences
can De compromised As anticipated the failure has had
a favorable influence upon the market
Quotations for Sterling Exchange close firm at o. 10
premium, with very fair demand.
The receipts from Customs at this port for four weeks
in September ls45, have been follows =
REVENUE FROM CusToMs-PoRT OF New YoRK
lS45-Sept LIST to 9th. ....... S605 956 SO
ls45-sept sth to 18th. 500, $50 O5
ls45-Sept 10Th to Goth. $50. =. 27I ,544 60
lS45-Sept 22d to 9th. ......... 340,9l7 o.
Total for 81 days. 81 1872 500 q
The receipts for the remaining three days in the month
may swell this amount to nearly two millions of dollars
The receipts for the month of September 1874 amounted
to S243275l being at least four hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars than the from will be
for the same month this year. There must be falling
off about two million dollars in the value Of goods i'm
ported, to cause this decrease in the revenue.
The exports from this port for the four weeks ending
September 81 ls45 valued than two millions
Of dollars.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRT OF New YoRK-ExPoRrs FROM lsr
9TH SEPTEMBER
Domestic Foreign Total
- Produce. Produce.
Shipments in Amercanves-
sells 81 1853 s7s 81 1882 IS 12assol &C
Shipments in foreign
sels. 4632sl l6 165,4Ol ss 628,683 Oh
Total produce 81 633Co 81 2s5 ga 80 81 ,2Si 70
shipments oil Specie. 224 ,i83 90
Total value Of for four es Sept 67 70
The aggregate value of exports for the month Of Sep
tember this year, will not fall Tar short OF two and
half millions of dollars Of which about three hundred
thousand dollars will be specie. The exports of specie
for the same month last $6o9,292 and the i'm
ports S6o93s leaving balance against in this item,
OF So4s,354 We statement showing the imports
and exports Of specie OF the port of New York. the
past fifteen months
IMPORT AND EXPORT OF SPECIE AND BULLoS-PoRT New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

Ethiopian Serenaders.--PalmO's Opera
House. Last night proof that weather damp the
ardor ofthe community the Ethiopian Seenade with
peculiar themselves they continue charm
slant succession of all who enjoy n rational
ment sounds Of the We observed
the crowd night several and Of the clergy
who seemed realize all the and harmless
and his talented company.
They repeat delightful this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
AeAdmission Is Cents.,ca
Propretors $50. Msssrs. Fench & Heiser.
"Wednesday &vening, October list,
The performance will commence with
POSTHEEL-ON!
Oh Long Bone,
Taken from Adams favorte Opera Of The Postion OF
LonJumeau
Consisting OF great variety of Sonic Songs Duets Cho-
ruses, &c.
lntermssion Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The of splendid Cosmoamas will be open for inspection
On SUNDAY Grand Selection Of Sacred Music.
mtance l21a cents
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
Uoor. upe. at halEpas o'clock. Performance tocom-
mence at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
AUCTION NOTICES.
AUCTION NoTICE-By sniiren & Co.

AUCTION NOTICE-By Sniffen s Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE Of new and fashionable city made
o'clock al us Fulton and 90 Ann by catalogue large
and extensive of cty-made Cabinet Ware
comprising sofas Tetes Couches Secretaries Book
Csses Centre Tables Wdrobes Diysns ottomans, Rockers
Music do French Bedsteads Work Tea and Dining Tables
French and PLAIN Mahogany Chairs Enclosed Washstands
9uarete aud Card Tables; Voltsre and French Reading
Chairs Dressing plain and other Bureaus Sc The
stock city made aud be sold with makers guarantee
saie positive Worthy the attention Of Dealers shippers
housekeepers, and others $50 mr.
-, BENJAMIN MOONEY Anctioneer.
LOTION NOTICE-Hariware Cutlery, Guns, &s.-B
4AMOONEf will sell This Day, 10 O'Clock, IS John ST.
Nc, VIZ -
Coach wenches socket spades dtchng soyes sad irons
Yea ana table Spoons trays hoes files &C. Also l2
cases cards. Also $50 doZ butcher doz
bic and pocket cutlery well assored also irons
assorted IN casks also invoice of single double barrel
book safes; also, 1903 doz English yerges
Catalogues ready. oil ltfr