The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-19
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, lS45.


Senator Mang,ms Great Speeci-Madame Mccarte-He,7
.7itrandreT The Ssguins-Fatal misunderstanding Of
Grinds'ons-Lsgai Escaminaten-D riring Fractions
Since my letter Of yesterday the whole debate on Mr.
Casss resolutions has been laid before the people, and
next to the observations Of the distinguished mover the
speech Of Mr. Mangum of North Carolina has attracted
the most attention. look upon as one Of the mos,
mastery efforts made in that chamber; and when
the whole debate to be laid before the European
pubic,its tone and sentiments will be highly important
element in the sensation that will be produced II is
eydsn that Mr. NJ has read the Herald at'entively and
also tina he differs from the executive in regard to the
position this country ought assume no essential
particular To the sentiments Of Mr.. Mangum the
OF the whg party in this State am persuaded will
give ready and enthusiastic response.
Last night the first sight could catch of Madame
tions Circus nightly From this circum ce Won NAV
Judge OF the manner in which this house is nightly
notice. which must do if merely notice the state OF
the audiences and from the ormty nightly exhibited
in this particular, had opportunity of giving any
other, tl last evening then determined again
baied in my efforts to witness portion OF the perform
anceso, getting stool mounted upon it at the door
way Of one OF the boxes and peering heads Of
those who tiptoe before me and through the in
tervels between high crowned hats, saw Madame Ma
carte GO through her concluding act of horsemanshn
1t was the most daring and brilliant act ever sawri.
valng, IN sextery and grace, tho wonderful perform
ances the celebrated LIE Tort The audience were in
ecstscieg of excitement and when the lady went off
they made the vuited roof of the spacious building re-
sound with applause
Herr Alexandra is at the Chestnut again The Sepuins
concluded their engagement there, last night one in
tie Bohemian Girl" seguin is the life OF that troupe
n boy named Matthew Shaw aged about IA years, W as
killed yesterday in shop in Race street. Third by
the bursting ola grind stone at which he was employ ed
pdty that its particles separated ana few off at tam
gent, fragment or the shaft striking the lad in the
lace and crushing in the frontal bones This is
dent very frequent in mills where the centrifugal force
impaired by the motion of the stones overcomes the adj
hesion OF the PARTICLES and they fly off, producing the
action called bursting Of mill stone
The owner of the horse that caused the death Of
young Stevens the other day, and also, the driver of
him. undergoing examination before the Mayor as to
the degree OF cuipabilty that may to either from
using fractions horse in the streets of crowded city
city the Masonic Hall II is an extfaordpary prodnc
lon and one likely to raise superstious IDEAS in the
mind When we consider the circumstances under
which At was constructed, and then the wonderful per.
lection Of all its parts prone almost believe in
the interposton of miraculous agency. As ef
tort OF human ingenuity and perseverance, certainly
stands unrivaled among the works of art.
Another wet and dun day: The stock market CONT
mes dep and stale 5s experienced further
ieverish anxiety among stock operators.
Sales OF stocks at PhiladeI phia.
Fiesr BosRp-6j shares North Bank kentucky 20;
800 Grard Bank cash, s3s7 81 state S. 90; 10000 do
o9s 100 Wilmington, ., 23, so do, cash, 23i; 100 d.
49, 200 Reading Railroad d. 2s; 80 do do cash
ao; $4,000 Texas Bonds, ss 80; 1000 do do los, SO.
AFTER SALrs-sl0o0 State SIS, 5, SOL; sI4 % do, w.
o9i 1000 do, DIS, 6el; so Reading RR, 25
srcoap BoARp--s2O00 Lehigh Int s. BAL; 200 shares
Wilmington, b s. 235; Pennsy lvania Bank 2553
AFTER SALEs $50 shares Whining ton, b D, 23l; 80
Reading Railraod, ds % $50 State 5s new an 70l;
1900 do, b 5, 69l
BALTIMORE, Dec. ia, ls45.
Ha'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Open-Dedfhs Of Young
Mothers Collector Marriott Madame .9ueusta- NJ "
Ciycus-Markefs, &c.
Al signs OF winter have disappeared in and about Ba
more and the thermometer this morning at about 81
degrees There is not vesge ice 10 be seen even in
the Streets and at the time OF writing heavy for over
hangs the city, accompanied by DRILLING rain. and
the horses in tho bakers wagons smoking with nor
spiratioD.
The port of Baltimore has not yet been closed BY ce
and learn by the steamer Columbia, which has lust ar
rived that the Potomac river likewise unobstru ted to
its head waters at Georgetown. Farther south, howev
er, ice and snow TO have concentrated their ener
gies TO the exclusion OF Baltimore
Drs Leonard and Laurence, left this city for ~ York
yesterday under commission from the Mayor to ex.
anime your smallpox hospitals and 70 report the best
pan Tor building in this city. The smallpox con
npes here without any intermission averaging about
nine deaths per week
var doctors are considerably banled with regard TO
aslhSuior disease which has iy carried off num-
uei OF isdies IN chiibed. The number has been mn.
utliy greet for several weeks past and the presume