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SHAS MERCHANT takes this opportunity Of informing his
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sto Co. where be- prepared all may
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

Aa Irsh CsihOlic presih has projected with the favor Of
The Ms,iesn government the etab,hmcn u Oh lfsh
lony on the bay o( San Ffsaesco. California.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

The increased value Of the taxable property Of the
State in year. reaches nearly the amount of the State
debt while the increase In the value Of ell property
within the limits Of the State, ID than double the
amount of the public debt. State increasing rapidly
in wealth. should not allow the stigma of reputation to
rest upon its name when the people have the means
they should be devoted to paying the just debts Of the
commonwealth The auditor in his report says 1.-THE
official exhibits Of this already and rapidly augment
ing resources Of the State must afford all cheering
hopes as to the future With large population and
such amount of taxable property both Of which, we
reason to believe must steadily ADVANCE the
in number and the other in value there can be no lust
ground for apprehension in the absence of short sighted
the faith ofths State cannot be maintained
Deplorabls our financial condition may be- an ectual
remedy Ia not beyond reach A soon al the domes
tic debt of the Slate shall be discharged which time un
less temporary expedients shall again be resored TO- can
be far dstsna moderate rate Of taxation upon no
large an amount Of property and pols furnish us
the means to free the State from her present heavy weight
debt and to eacs the stigma Of practically repudated
public faith To that day. under patriotic lfsacrcng
and legislation providing for the welfare
with abiding hope.v
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

Increase .$230Oe3 2l7,430 402,262 $500
The increase in the commercial operations of the prn
cipal cities Of Missouri, requires additional bank
movement There il State in the Union the
of which arebecoming rapidly developeda As Missouri
In reference to the Illinois negotiations in Europe
have learned further particulars from COL Oakley
of the Commissioner recently returned in the Cam.
bra The Commissioners spent thirty days in Europe,
Of which nine days were passed in Ireland. All the
European creditors of Illinois have subscribed for the
loan, condition that tie present Legislature Of Illinois pass
tar BILL raising sum. at the rate Of per cent per
num- to pay On this condition alone they will ad
the cash. will be seen therefore, that the final
Of the loan yet depends the honorable and
prompt action of the State of Illinois this to be the
beginning of reform IN the dishonored Slates7 Will II.
lnos up to the mark Or will she still continue
ia irredeemabIe disgrace
Tho debt and finances Of Indiana have since the meet
ing OF the Legislature, been subject to great deal Of
investigation The Of the state and the ability
of the people to pay taxes sufficient to meet the annual
expenditures of the commonwealth, beyond qnes.
tion and only requires determination on the part Of
the representatives ofhe people, to provide to re
deem the credit State The taxes assessed in is4s
amounted to $77oo6s and in 1884, to $7o7 ora These
amounts would have been sufficient pay the expenses
ofhe State and had they been collected paid nearly all
the interest the State debt Az evidence of the re-
of the State annex statement from the re-
port Of the Auditor for 1914:
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, JAM l6-The three cargoes Of rice mentioned
our last as being on hand have been sold at al
SO the cargoes of the Hayne end the Tower from your
place. and the Pioneer from Savannah at the rate
The Mary Hammond has just arrived and her cargo has
not been sold In other experts have change to
advise. Our produce market AZ in our last. Ex
change the States has fallen during the last few day
and Is now II on New York and Boston; London III
per cent premium Beans white, a Z; beef, No l. q;
prime and mess, 81; butter, American yellow l2
Is; candles, mould Is Is 2; sperm, 80 Ali cheese, Am
Ga l2; Goldfish. do hhds. a42; corn Indian sheled
-four. Philadelphia and Baltimore, Is; do NJ o l6
Is 4; hams, Am Ill herrings, smoked 81 8; lard
N. Q. s4a l04; mackerel, No g. a. s; onions, 4a44
pork cargo, eastern and mess. ls 4; do O. II ls
4; do clear, IA IA potatoes, o. rice, Il coffee
I'd and Sd quality, do triage, Ala 5O honey,
sa; molasses keg 6t gallons sugars, assorted ga
low, u; segars, % o. hhd Shocks with headings
2ai 6; sugar box shocks, Ct
Exchange-On London, 90 days sight, III a IL prem;
New York. IL ~ prem Boston ii 81 prem; New Or,
leans 81 pm short sight; Spain, pm do; Paris
a 8 discount.
Freights-To France 76f and the United States, box
sugar sl coffee per bag rs; molasses, 81 per HID
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Died..

Died,
On Sunday morning, 26th inst after short but
Illness Mrs RUTH NIvEN aged II years, months and
~ days
The friends and acquainances Of the family are re.
quested to attend her funeral this afternoon O'clock
precisely, from the residence of her soninlaw, Dyer
Knowlton - Third street.
At Flatbush, at the residence Of Dr. Vandeveer, on
Saturday, 26th inst JOHN VERNON, Esq. aged 90 res
pectable inhabitant Of this city.
The friends and acquainances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at the residence Of Dr. Vandeveer
at Flatbush, this afternoon, at o'clock
At New Haven, Comm on the asd inst Mr. BENJAMIN
TAYLOR, Of this city, in the s5th year Of his age.
At Rochester, on the 22d inst. FRANCES M. CARR,
daughter Of Z w. Carr, aged years, month and Is
days.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Total, pots and pearls, bbls.. :.

Total pots and pearls, bbs.. -. 1863
BREADsIUfrs-Price in this market firm. Western
-four, good brands, commands 81 rs.
Lawrenceburg Qa) is now consuming daily, for dis
tng purposes alone from 900 to 200 bushels Of grain
making the annual consumption equal TO 10000 bushels
When the Touring mills now in progress Of erection
there are in operation they WILL together with those al
ready running require than the above amount oi
wheat IN the manufacture OF -four.
CorroN-The market all this week has been steady
and gradually strengthening, holders only accepting bids
when very full rates could be obtained and buyers TAX
ing supplies daily far practicable, until the
cept Of the intelligence to day Cambria, which has
determined the tone of the market for this To-
day. the sales indicate still further improvement and
about 700 bales have changed hands We have revised
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Baltimore Cattlo NTarIxet.

The market continues to be well supplied with beef
cattle and the prices for inferior quality show de-
maintained with ready sales The offerings at the scales
comprised 400 head OF which Il6
Philadelphia market and the balance taken BY the
city butchers at prices ranging from 81 so for nfsrsr
~ 100 lbs on the hoot for prime quality equal to
81 so net One lot, of Is head very superior aua
ty brought SO 100 lbs the hoof Live hogs have
not been plenty this week snd sales have been in
small parcels at 81 Is 100 lbs The receipts
killed hogs quite small now the season being nearly
over. They sell slowly, at 81 26 per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

The stock market ID still very much depressed, and
prces for many fancy stocks rule large per cent
below those current many months since 1t s true many
are large per above their real value but the
reduced prices shows the absence Of all pecua
ton Morris Canal has, during the past week. fuctuated
great deal in price, but when take into conSidera
on the actual value of the stock it ia astonishing that
prices any where in the neghborhood Of those obtained
oan possibly be sustained The Canal cost the present
stockholders O0O it will require outlay of Il
least $4O0 0O0 $40 per share put the work nayi
gable order and then it ia very doubtful az to the exte
OF business the canal could obtain. This would swell
the cost Of each share to $s5 $751; without there being
very great probability Of the smallest per cent income
ever being realized.
Our advices from Harrisburg state that the Committee
appointed to investigate the Lehigh County Bank of
Allentown Pa have not yet entered upon their duties
One of the parties interested in the bank Harrisburg
whiting the examination. and is reported that he has
receipt showing that the money paid in for the stock was
specie or specie funds Some time since, Of the
Wall street papers made statement showing that large
amount Of bills of the Planfeld Bank were deposited in
the Manhattan Bank ofthis city, special dspos The
receptcert6cate Of deposit whatever may be call.
ID offered in payment for the stock Of the Lehgh
County Bankths receipt must be the paper exhibited
by the parties alluded to at Harrisburg and which will
without doubt be put in evidence before the inves
eating committee. It further stated that the bills
deposited ahove Of emission and bills of
large denominations 6ties and hundreds It is
expected that The report Of the Committee Of the Legsls
ure Of Pennsylvania in relation to the Lehgh County
Bank will lead to the appointment of Committee by the
Legislature Of New Jersey, to investigate the Planed
Bank.
The returns Of the Bank Of England each week do not
show increase of any great importance. II is very
probable that the publicity given to the movements Of
the institution, operates check upon them, and thus
is of ncacuable benefit to the commercial classes We
comparative returns, including the latest made
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY a..
Observation-Disclosures 81 HIsE wArxn........ Ii 4s
Arrived,

Arrived
Ship Rajah CunninEhsm, from MANILA via Anjisr Oct as
Ship Uncas Latham, days from New Orleans, with cot
ton &C. to Hurlbut Co 18th inst lat 81 Ion 10 0 SPOKE
ship Dslmatia. from New Orleans for glasgow. .
orwooS Hy S B.Sse9 BAns Pop H days from Port 'a Prince with
Brig Erato swan is days from Mansania with 1903 sticks
mahogany $40 ustc 56 do cedar 1874 do grsnda wood
Sk honey - bbls do cks IS bales Curtis
Sch May Bee sid days before for Boston, The has expert
RUSSIA, Lane days from st Marks with cotton.
aiah 2ls inst lat IS 80 Ion IA so, spoke baique
Mlueion smith, from Charleston for Boston The has
pepd"csd % heavy weather. lost sails and sprung main yard
Brig fanay Cot Baker, days from Georgetown sc. with
schr Albert viqs Nichols II days from Ma,anus. with mo-
lssse TO Buck pee; 73 hhds tcs d. Goodhue Co; 20
from Noreaes for Havana; 2h of Cape Lookout saw schr
Sehr Gold Hunter M,nsfed le days from Savannah bound
to Povdenc with 66 bales cotton Lockwood CO. OF p
lsh inst lag 80 lon 1 spoke ship Hadee Soue 10 days IRON
schr Batavia Park 3days from wilmnsou NC with n,v,,
stores, to Woodhull Mntums W. VIZ" naval
Schr Superb -, (iae Dnte) days from Wssbinrtor
Hatsra Capt Drake knocked overheard the fore boom
schr Thames Billings days from Beaufort, NC with nav.
sch Roe Dodge daysfrom Baltimore, with mdse to John.
son Lowden.
Brig Msssippi Rariden IS days from St Marks with cot.
Also, one ship, two brigs, unknown
L. Sailed.
nhp Belydere Wambersie, Charleston; bsrques Ranger
@fe1 @ Mobilc Harmony Nlacoduck, Apalachicoa; brigs
ae Hond keaI Msyagge5 fs,sey Bount Be
Shdfitstons schr
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
E35,5A,osO

The balance Of assets above liabilities being 83llO5I3
stated in the above account under the head of rest
The actual circulation of the Bank of England the
ais December only os4, although the total
amount Of notes issued $780, the balance be-
ing hand The circulation Of the bank is not there
FORE large under the old system having averaged
for several months previous to the adoption of the
plan, than twenty millions Of pounds sterling
The regularity and uniformity in the movements Of the
Bank Of England must have very favorable effect on
the operations of trade and tend in great MEASURE to
prevent those fluctuations invariably leading to pecula
tons s Wilson's So far the system has worked
admirably and the Of Great Britain is at this
moment In prosperous condition than before
The annual report Of the Banks Of Missouri for 1884,
compared with s4s shows increase in all the depart
ments The greatest increase has been in specie which
nearly doubles the increase in the circulation
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
LIvERPooL QUALIFICATION.

mess do at $9S7t The market is rather heavy Beef /.
inactive Sales Of city prime have been made at So
2t city mess at 81 25 Ohio lard il active and we
quote kegs at Ct 63e barrels 81 elc Butter is in de-
mand for shipment and shipping qualities quote at 10
lac. Cheese il held at 6 q SIC.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Annexation of Texas.

We give below an analysis Of the vote in tie
/" Commons" on the bill TO annex Texas, indi-
eating the sectional views and feelings of the
Union on the question
VoTE THE TEXAS Bill IN THE HousE or RKrRRrsEs
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Diosing prices rule a fra,

osing prices rule fraction above those current at the
close of tae previous week. ana above those ruling pre-
vous to the receipt of the foreign news
QuoTArIoSs FOR rHE rRIscPAL srocxs NEW
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Schr Gold Hun.er-A N Humphreys. Woo
ther.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
.AMUSEMENTS.
w G HIS NATIONAL CIRCUS,
PARK THEATRE,


CAkDaRespec,iully addressed those Ladies and Gen.
sTsg Ts" W sdI And the Ar
NJ sss
$ sSss + s New
gance becoming Classic Circle will be CONSTRUCT
be
The utmost united to the liberal outlay has been
e5snaed e enc On ss Ipns and general
Scene. and 'bs Ring %a1G
ei St!s?.
5o 'rs viii he s
and Scenes
mhs pss Of I
the precise nature and Of performance order
evnced towards the most noble aud
ART OF HoRsEMANsHIP,
II fssy s;efe s. sg As s s ss
g Si ' s'; Ssi will serve
feriEFo'r and g. s.T HS5;s kSSEEs Es;I and e'm'ia'
M'' Dramatic Scene cAb%22%bkT Ab; Il 29t Ha.s and v'u
My'h00sTSaalo sTaoMzs sff1s HsFARHsfD His ia HHsef Director
The most wonderful and Lsapr known
as psss ,s 4f M Rider, and %Gu. @ for s0mer
An sai sa T%s H2 sp s;
ED%%Rb es9Sfs ,As sMk!S5ttps, Mk!5tp
Messrs: DICKINSON 8 HOYT..
Finished African IT, G5SSovEs MsSf;s inS Comic Singer"
The rs;1s 1zStGz E s' day.
Ss''''0r' t. Nj &ifGfELi. fr;nf Z Great Acts
First Groom and Dssio; - j secondary s,abI..
oHN pSpsi %EL%s sne haa''''l'''
Clown and Mezzo Mime the Rare and Curious
N J65aiSSssoN,
M.dsms dA,.i.tInf n6riisa iHiId,nf fA6Wsk;n M;ssf;
The
For Grand Cavalcades aud Historical Paseants.
EDWARD KINCADE,
most neat light Equestrian Of the second class universally
JOHN faT,issN aSTI,iEssNRoY,
A' f.lFiy. rsf Fl W. Arena
NsS q i h ;snh,s
S:si1ias :%id:s e1srsG.lnins i pssSiss np''' Ana
~, THREE iSans MISS = ss shs WELLS,
c s &
Female A::oG:t Esgis1 Il Hss %kE2s hIgs Dancer
and hs f;s y
Best scenes week iii. VIII n9s
riaasly com%enee a., st haGpast two O'clock.
to the ths comfort Of every very yisiter
BOX Ofhce, and instantly attended to.
Prices of .4dm,ssion.
First Tier ef Bo4es and Paraaette :. 90 cents
OaIdefy: Hhcents
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

~ FOR SALE-A Farm of l70 acres, on the east bank
R Of Hudson River the village of Rhmebeck with
adequate stock of cattle. horses, farming utensils Sc
On are farm house. barn. coach house. dairy houses hay
press, hovels &c. all in good ordsr.
Aso piece Of land being acres, in the village of Fort
Lee the INK of the river known the Orchard with
several houses and thereon Also the piece Of
sbou sc e,cusy % S aock ma s. nnn
poPertyis much improved and Of in excellent fence
the houses and lots Nos n 7s 7k and 81 Varck being
all brick houses good condition and repairs No. 81 being
e wide and the house containing numerous and eli arranp
ed apartments and All this property near
Canal street
Also plot oland 3sh including about l2 lots
the Third Avenue. in the l6ua Ward.
Also 16 lots in the l2lh ward vz.-our side
Of Sd avenue Of 5t street,; lot the south
30h eet lot the north side of 4h three lots
the south side se Of and the Sd enue
three lots ON the west side of between 10th and h
the south side street.-The last four lots be-
tween the I'd and Sd avenues.
The terms of sale will be made easy
f. r. TILLOU,
ia25 2w&rc No 81 Wall sreet
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

Foreign ImpOrtatl0ns.
PoRT PRINcE-Brig Mary Adene-55 bags bsles
Rssse x co-l50 tons log rood 36 Griing
CO.'S logs mahogany * w Deafed.
Domestic ImpOrtations.
New ORLEANs-Shp Uncas-l17 hhds sugar bbls mola
ss Is do tow b.!es cotton IS bxs Morgan eoS7 hds
Roberts Williams-63 Bavstow Pope-2 Collins
co-A bales cotton Newbod Crpft-loo A Aver 4 CO.
80 Raybun-5iT Beckwith-s bis blankets Aymar 4
os bbls Chastelain ronvert.i09 Taylor495 Suydam
Sage col LefeIt Co.'S b,gs Smith,2 rkgs Phelps
Smith o2 tcs bbls Maybee-l hid bbls Davidson
- pkgs Subsequently horns Milbank boxes
Richardson X Watson-8 cs to ORDER
ST. MARxs-Brg Russia-i5 bales cotton Pomeroy Tap
pau-58 do "a bags tobacco Mel Coe Anderson-02 bales
cotton Taylor Htche4o do "a bags tobacco Holbrook
Nelsoni0 bales Vsndale-2 Parmeee Hlburn Ro
gers
GgoRGETowN, SC-Brig Fanny Cot-33o bales cotton Hy
Colt co-30 Austen Mumford-225 Sp0fford x Teston
81 Sackett Brother-l9 u 8 4 J Hew lett.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Second Board.
UIV JU IuU Il IsIanu ItH
New stock Exchnngc.
State or Trade.

State OF Trade.
AsHEs-Pots, new and old, we quote at STA a s4
Pearls are steady at l63 The following is the stock
in the Inspection Warehouse, New York. Jan "a Is45
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

"a FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street
@ being 40 feet front Wall street The building five sto
ries high exclusive Of the subcelar The
dousy arranged for Offices stores and other purposes The
whole is in excellent order.
Also the three-story brick Stores Nos IA and 6 Maiden
lane and the e story brick building the side Of
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property we'll tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable.
j25 2w*rc \. X. TlLLOU So Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
miscellaneous Record.

PACKET sHIr SHERIDAN, De Pey.ter. for I;y,rpoo will
SAL to-day. Her letter bags win close at the usual hour
SWEDISH BRIG SwEA Anneyed s st Of IN. cargo s.vsd
ION the Swes ep3ied yefterday) wrecked in Galway bay
30 es's, so'?T Ths 20 ea1so Ss g
have been sold auction in Galway The IN jan "' ~ "
Foreign P0rts.
AkoEsIRAs RoAps, Dec ls.-Ar Elizabeth Haaty Leaborn
Fer fork, probably remained windbouud 23d es"o'n
Princess Royal Morris, do Druid Mobile "' Ola ssd,
Annoy, Clark N Orleans. --s-'.'''o'a' sOtn'
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

"a TO LET OK LEASE.-A large two story brick
G House on the .outhwes,eriy Of the Bloonngdae
erect manufactory, which will be built If requfed.
Aso two story frame Cottage House, aud FIVE Lots the
with workshops stable barn. &C. The house will be painted
the Boomingdale road. " =
Also Lots adjoining the Boomingdae road running
through the 7h and 4st street suitable
manufacturer. Bulldogs will te erected il required.
Also Lot 10 3oh street between the nh and ah
lease. G. H. WINTER
i26 Im&ec ia all s,,e.t
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

NIBLO'S HEATRE.
GREATEST COMBINATION OF TALENT IN
AMERICA
NIX. q. WOOD, the celebrated Irish Comedian his first
appearance in America.
DR. VALENTINE the celebrated delineator of American
pecuarities; anda host Of talent
This place Of will open for the winter
son, with a most t4snted Company,
49, MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, l845.
The performances will commence with Vaudeville
ed in America, by Mr.. Wood which has been played
London with immense success entitled
CURE FOR DUMBNESS.
Denis Murphy Mies,an broom maker Mr.. G, Wood
Dr. Murphy Professor Of Medicine ~: Mr. 8. Wood
After which DIR. yALENTINE. the great American Poly
character. -
The whole conclude with the favorte buretta called
:. CONFOUNDED FOREIGNERS.
1- Price of admission Is j25 2tSt&M~rc
TRYON's CIRCUS.
ABANDONMENT TROUPE OF YOUNG EQUESTRIANS
in THE WORLD.
BENEFIT OF BEN JENNINGS
Besides performances by the talented Company the
United States or any where else including all styled
a curious ant interesting display of
. NOVELTIES AND SPLENDOUR,
such as no other show boast of with truth
Boxes Is cents Pit 2k cents. Children Boxes 2 cents
j27 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
M R. G L | r f H U G HIS
THIRD LECTURE
S C O TIISH MINIS LSY,
TILL, pr TO I2G9 G9NsIsT OF r,,n,,s


ANCIENT HUMOROUS AND DRAMATIC SONGS OF
SCOTLAND,
Will take place at the Society Library,
On Tuesday, 28th Jan.
To commence at halfpYt o'clock precisely Ticket. cents
and be had Music Stores Mr. c. 265
Broadway and at the door the evening j2I tim
GREAT ATTRACTION!!!
the Tabernacle Monday Evening 9th inst. for the
"A y Benefit of the BOSTON QUARTETTE CLUB. They
will De assisted by the following gentlemen
Mr.. JOHN b. COUGH, who will address the meeting and
will sing piece, written expressly for him by
the lub accompaGied IN the chorus by the QuaItee Club
Also. Mr. H. GREEN. the reformed gambler will show
for him. entitled j. H. Green's Experience, BY member Of the
Club
The SEAMAN'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will hold
their meeting the Tabernacle for the benefit of the Club
the evening On this occasion original piece Cor Quar-
ete) will be for the first tme expressly
Rescue ~
His Honor the Mayor James Harper, will preside
Exercise commence O'Clock. Tickets for sale
Croton Hotel, Clinton Hail. and at the door
Tickets IS cents. ja23 4trc.