The New York herald., 1845-12-03


out ds'rn.' in ny capabilities 10 disohsrgs ii.
dass il imposes shall have osll largely upoa The
kindness snd support Of the House. while shall
eeavor 70 discharge my duties with fahnlness and i'm
partaity adhering strictly 20 parliamentary rules.
nope the session will be prosperous and peaceful ard
that II will rebound the wefsre and glory of oui
country hope msy arrive at such ensctments a,
VIII promote the peace and happiness Of the people
KNOW no party but the House, 10 locality but the
The swearing in of the Speaker by Mr.. Adams, was q
affirmed according TO the custom Of his sect. Some
swors on the Bible others by holding up the righ:
hand
MIR. MeDowrlr, of Ohio. seemed to be very anxious
to have the honor OF making motion He made two or
/ which Were premature and were withdrawn afier
bringing up some half dozen mbers who were sheut
ing Mr. Speaker" all at the same time.
adopting the rules of the last House. instead of the last
Congress. By House he meant session
Mr. PAYSg OF Alabama insisted that hills fr rasIng
revenue were the only things by which dssrotsm
ps pracsed and the citizen oppressed. Trial by jury
napeas corpus &c secured the people in other
In raising revenue, Congress was omnipotent THE
House kuie therefore should be applied 10
on such bills lie moved resolution 10 this effect
Mr. NcCLrRSAsp, of lllinss, pounced upon the des.
pousi OF madness for internal Improvement by whc
me constitution was in danger, sc.
Dir CHAPMAN. OF Michigan IA new member, seized
ne happy moment in the absence Of Rules to prote
asaanst trammeliing genius with the hour rule. 1t
hest effort he might make on the floor of this House
!hsre sr Payne withdrew his notion but Mr. C. con.
m.
intellect .rammelled. '' "'
Msss!s. 9 Adams. [: c. Levin and R. B Rhett,were
avns .nose VINO voted for repeal Of the hour rule.
MI CHAPMAN, of Alabama. made q great mistake in
EL,osE8 E 'ns previous question on amendment which
ne onsred-when the Speaker informed him that this
Wouid cur OH his own amendment and bring him TO a
yole on the original motion He withdrew his cali
ior the previous question.
the hour rule ~ es.'A,' '0PsAA'ns
The majority against rs.enacting the rule for sxciu
"
ne business pending when the House adjourned, rel.
awe 70 the allotment OF seats, will great trouble
BALrIMoRE, December g. Is.5
The Seguins- -Ts6aceo-.a,7iras at isaimore-Markets
The opera Of Norma" was produced last nigh, at the
Holiday street theatre In magnificent st le witha crowd
ed audience There were about forty chorissrs on the
stage and orchestra OF twenty performers The mu
sic was therefore grand and the whole piece indeed
was got up with admirable effect
Baltimore is decidedly the great tobacco -.
country The quantity inspected the present season
Will exceed sixty-hve thousand hogsheads
The arrivals at the port OF Baltimore during the month
OF November were as follows :-Fio ON foreign ports .
ships, barques, Is brigs and schooners coaswise
SNIP oarqnss Is bngs and "a schooners total ships
~ oarques 25 briggs and 81 schooners Ottnese were
burg. ~ ~
teday was lighter than that OF the last and several pre-
ceding weeks and the demand less active The Offer.
main ov,r unsold, and the balance amounting N 7sn
head were sold at prices ranging from 81 So per 100
lns on the hoof, equal to 50 SIS 75 nett The demand
LOT ve hogs continues brisk and sales arc making al
80 to IS IS to saers and in smaller lots from IS 81 to
80 90 Tor extra; The supply is good.
Inc market Tor Howard street -four has not been ac
tive since the close Of last report There acs
on Saturday of about 1000 bbls mixed brans
al &c. but later in the day holders became rmsr and
sales Of several parcels were made in the ev.nn~ a,
fraction higher Dealers generally asking Is I2l
whilst others are holding at So 25 There was settle
inent tor receipts from Saturday at IS s7I
Sales of Stocks at Baltimore
DEC l-Ssooo Baltimore 6s, 1890, 100; SO shs Western
Bank iei; 10 Merchants Blk 9li 10 do sl IA Baltimore
: Ohio RR 81; 8 do 81.
PHiLApELrHrA, Dec. . le45
The weather is exceedingly Geld today and makes
one feel that winter has commenced in earnest
Another native paper breathed its last yesterday and
this morning 1t was merged in the Eagle which is now
published under the of the Nare Eopix and s,,.
rrH1 sdrocatc Thus the natv. publications. in ths
city diminished from four two since electon dav
The question whether the Sun will swallow the Ey,.
or rie rersa, will probably be determined In six months
time. - -
We are all on the tp.oe OF expectation for the mes
await its arrival.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
Dsc 3.-FiRsr Bo,Rp-Sli0O .exss NOTES % $1,000
Tex g bonis (c.) slooo do do 80 s4so do notes
os) 20 s. 90 10 bonds s) SO ssiUO do DO SOL $1,000
dn 90, 40 5000 DO notes, 26; 100 shs vickshu.g 81
500 az os 7a siioo Co. 7a; 100 shs r. ling RR
ArTsR SALEs- 1000 Cincinnati WV bonds, s7l $50
,hs ne ldiog RR 29i 900 Wilmington IS '5s "a; $1,000
Nckssu &, D 5, It 5000 Texas notes 26 $1,000 70
boods 40; Oo1 40 do $4,000 Wilmington on g. 'ss ~
s,c">D ARp-aoshs Wilmington. 2ls $4,000 Reading
3s5 5000 80 ~ sdo ,S asIsonrs m r. 49, $40 ooo stas o.
nrinR sALss 90 shs Reading RR ses 90 Whining
Con- ~ - ha'5sen g. % is S' DO n~ si $1,000
=; ssoW h'gh nte,ss 80 Sioo Texas bonds, (l0s)
-! $4,000 do notes, 26B
Sales of Stocks at Boston.