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The New York herald., 1845-03-15

ANTI-RENT WAR IN DELAwARE.-The following
letter, from prominent citizen in Delaware county,
gives interesting particulars Of fresh Indian
outbreak in that county,
DELHI, March IL, l646.
Dear Sir-I write hastily amongst crowd to inform
you OF the state of affairs here The following copy offs
letter just received from o. N. Steele, deputy sheriff
now held in duress at Andes, village about ten miles
from this place, will explain ITSELF
ANDES, March IL.
To THE SHERIFF :-Sir-We left Andes yesterday about
FIVE O'Clock for Delhi but stopped the road and
compelled to return to this place. We are now at
Hunting's. The house is now surrounded by men in
Disguise about 100 strong They intend near can
ascertain to take my papers, tar and feather and
me over to the Middleburgh tribe shall never be able
ach home unless you come with all the force
you can raise. Let every man come armed and deter
mined do his duty die spot Lose time but
get here as soon .s possible. Yours, o. m STEELE.
O'clock, A. Nj.
The messenger whom Steele fortunately obtained to
bring his letter with all possible speed informs me that
he left Steele with Charles Parker another officer whom
the Anti Renters have taken, in small garret in the
house which they had been driven retaining posses
sion OF the pistols with which they were armed This
outrage in consequence OF Steele's having lately
rested Squres a bench warrant. The Sheriff imme-
diaely the receipt Of the letter commenced summon
ing posee 60 in pursuit of the rioters. Every in
the village who procure arms will leave within hall
an hour have time describe the outrsges that
daily committed. The county is in state Of actual
belon. Yours. &c.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

At Moet1nR OF the GrNuuatihK VInss UH
1876 Of the College Of Physicians aud Surgeons Of the unl
i,th 81 Much 1885, pr WoopnuL being in the Char ana
Resolved That IN concluding their professional studies they
tender 70 Dr. Alex II Stevens President Of the lns uuon
aud 10 The Faculty he sincere acknow Tor
he friendly interest which, during the whole ef their proes
siona studr they have manifested their proficiency aud
adv ia SQUAD medical lesningor III, IN kind
ness ard urbany which they have ,nay exhibited 70,
ward the members OF the cassand The lessons practical
wisdom and erencs with which they have fwored them
Resolved. 1h,ta commute be appointed upon Dr.
Stevens 70 requea for publication copy o. his able and eo
quent ,ddIess delivered III, occasion of the presentation
ihr diplomas, at the AnGul Commenct the evening
of tie 3th Of March.
kesoyel That Drs. Chesebough Green aud LIE Conie
aud are hs reby constituted sue committee.
Resolved That Of these Resolutions be presented
the sdent and each of the Facuyand also that they
published i9 the Ersning Erp,ess Morning Nsos and Nev
WOLCOTT GIBBS. N. D.. Secretary.
Sas.sa SSAHSEGt SAHSEGtSSfsSSsSSst SSs$s y Il p COMMITTEE
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

NRw HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN.-lt appears to be
pretty well ascertained, that the democrats have
elected their candidates for Governor and for Con-
gress. Hale is defeated; he run we'll only in his
own town. Texas, therefore, is considered by the
people of New Hampshire to be worth having.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

FASHIONABLE HATs-Leary ~ Co., Astor House,
have just issued a new style Of fashionable hat,
which seems to take very much. It is smaller
than those worn heretofore, but extremely neat
and elegant Go and see II.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Portable Shaving Cnses-A large variety OF the
compact fom containing the Metallic Tablet for keeping
Razors in perfect order .,,.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Or We were in error in stating yesterday thai,
Mrs, Stephens addressed the Female Industrial So,
uety II was q Miss Gray,
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

The WAR OF THE CLIoUEs ON Mr. POLK
Already the organs of the cliqMs are out in full
blast against Mr.. Polk. The Morning News of
this city, and the albany Atias, the organs Of Sas
Wright, are out quite furious against the selection
OF Mr. Marcy to place In the Cabinet. They
speak Of the "great dsapprobation with which the
appointment is regarded by the democracy of this
State' (meaning the aforesaid cliquc), and assail
MIR. Polk in no very measured terms. The Charles.
ton Mercury, the organ of the Calhoun Clique,
abuses every member Of the Cabinet in strain
Of amusing chagrn and llnature. All this shows
the accuracy of our predictions, and also affords
very good evidence in favor Of the claims put forth
for Mr.. Polk by his peculiar admirers. When
these cliques and party organs begin to abuse him,
it is probable that Mr. Polk has taken very pro-
per course
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

FIRST VIOLATION OF THE PosT OFFICE LAWS
The first violation of the Post Office law, as far as
we can understand it, has been committed by the
Post Office Department, and if not by, at least, ar-
parently under the sanction Of Cave johnson, the
Postmaster General. II will be recollected that
the new law declares that the advertisements is-
suing from the department are to be published in
the papers having the largest circulation in their
respective districts. Now we perceive post Office
advertisement in the New York Morning Nttcs Of
yesterday, with the signature of the Postmaster
General appended to it. 1t is well known that
among all the daily papers in New York, the Ne,os
has probably the smallest circulation. How can
the Postmaster General reconcile this with strict
adherence to the spirit and letter OF the new law,
unless he means to excuse himself by the plea that
il does not come into operation I'LL Iuy' This does
aet tell well,
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Second BOardS
New Stock Exchange.
sALns or srocKs-BosroN, March Id.

at the Exchange Board-25 shares Boston and Worcesr
RR i65; Western RR 99N; do 99; rs Long Island RR
so2 Boston and Providence RR l08x IS East Boston
stock l2s; 100 do bo3d 2x Chaestown Branch RR s2
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

ELECTION IN DRTRoT.-Thc democrats elected
their candidate for Mayor on the Sd inst, by a
small majority.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Salal IA46l aan

The importaions OF tea into the United States for the
year ending July s lS44 less than for the year
ending July 1t will be by the annexed table
that the falling of has been principally in green's
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Naval I0teIiigence-Imp0rta from Brazil.
The American frigate Congress, Capt. Voorhees,,
has arrived in the Chesapeake, with later intelll-
gence from Rio-to the 18th Of January
This ship brings important dispatches from the
Hon. Henry A. Wise, our Minister at Brazil rela-
live TO the slave trade, which were Immediately
forwarded 10 Washington.
Il is stated that the most extraordinary develop
ments, relative TO this trade, have been made by
Mr. Wise, and also by Mr. Gordon, our consul at
Rio.
II will be seen, by letter from our attentive cor
respondent at Annapolis, that the Emperor OF Brazil
has sent two Of his most eminent naval officers to
this country, on tour Of inspection through our
navy yards, &c., &c. also four boys, to learn the
art of ship building.
Capt Voorhees,, Of the Congress, it will be reco!-
Ieced, was the naval officer who lately seized the
whole Argentine fleet at Montevdeo.
The friga,e Rarian, Capt. Gregory, was at Rio
OH the lith of January.
Correspondence Of the New York HeIsld)
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March IL, 1915.
The U. S. lrigate Congress arrived on The Sh
instant, in the Chesapeake, lrom three years
cruise, aud lS days from Rio de Janero, the GILL
GERS and crew all in good health.
During the cruise OF the Congress she has dis
played our nag IN france, Italy, AustIld, HiecCc,
Turkey, Syria, Egypt, Tripoli, Morocco, Sicily,
Malta, Monorca, Gibraltar, Madeira. Teneriie,
Brazil, and the republic of Rio de la Plata.
The following is list of her ohcers-
Captain, r. +. Voorhees,; lst Lieutenant r. L. Brown
ing I'd do John r. Gis; Sd do Il. A. Jenkins; 4th do
Richard Bache; 9Th do d. D Porter; 9th do. Wm Ronck
endolfr Surgeon, Thomas L. Smith Purser. b. Ca
hoonc Marine Officers Lieutenants B J.. Brooke and
John G Grayson. Chaplain, Wm q. Jackson Acting
Master Jas L. Blair Professor, John Pierce ASST Sur
geon Oscar Baxter. Captains Clerk, +. II. Fleming
Midshipmen-C. w Abby. j. w. Bennett, Edw. Smp
son W. N. Jeffers Peter Kembe, Thomas Z. Eaton, VIM
Reilly d. r. McCorkle L. r. Ashmead, Thomas 8. File
brown Wm r. Mercer, 8. D. Luce ChaR. c. Hayard, Jnc
Langhorne. Acting Midshpmen, Qrom the frigste Rar
tan)-W. r. Humphreys, John M. Meehan, w. b. Hays
r. w Smms. Charles Danritea. Boatswain, VIM. Black
Gunner, Sam. g. City. Carpenter, James Magill Sail
MAKER G. d Blackford
She has brought as passengers-Mrs. b. J. Ca
hoone, John Sergeant, Jr., Esq., Of Phiad bearer
of dispatches from our Minister at Rio; Lleuten-
ants Acosta and Alvin, Of the Brazilian Navy, to
pursue their profession in our Naval service,
having been on board several months at the re-
quest of the Emperor, for that purpose, and are
now on a visit to our Dock Yards. Also. four boys,
to be apprenriced ship building in our Navy Yards.
Also, the master and crew OF the brig Monte
yideo, arrested by G. w. Gordon, the American
Consul at Rio, charged with aiding and abet-
ting in the slave trade on the Coast of Africa
Lieutenant Porter proceeded forthwith to WASH
ington, bearer Of dispatches from the American
Consul at Rio to the Secretary OF State.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

MUsIcAL.-The grand German Instrumental Con-
cert off this evening, in Niblo's Saloon, for
the benefit Of the German Jefferson Band. The
performance will be similar to those of Sraus and
Labitzky, which have been so popular on the
continent Of Europe, and will afford a great mus-
cal treat.
There is to be grand display in the burlesque
line this evening, at Pamo's Theatre. The three
pieces Of ''Som-am Ole Bull "Shin de Heela, "
and the "Vrginian Grl' will be performed, for the
benefit OF Mr.. Kneass and Company, being positive
ly their last engagement, they are about TO pro-
ceed to Philadelphia on Monday next.
There is 10 be grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert at Palmo's Italian Opera House, on Mon
day evening, by Signor Sanquirico, in which
Signora PIco, Madam Otto, and whole host Of
other atstes of the greatest musical talent, are en-
gagged; the Instrumental department IS equally effi-
clcnt. The programme abounds with the choicest
pieces. II will be great treat.
Mr.. Kyle. the distinguished huitist, gives Con-
cert at the Washington Hall, Newark, on Tuesday
next In addition to his own delightful perform
ances with the flute, Mr.: Kyle will have the aid of
Madame Pico, Mics E. De Luce, Sig. Sanquirico,
piano. Such combination of talent has never
been united, we believe, in any Concert ever given
in that city.
A Grand Complimentary Concert will be given
to Mr. Brough on the 18th inst at which Madam
Pico and whole host OF musical talent are TO dis
play their powers. From the preparations making
and the host OF arstes TO be present, it is expect
ed that it WILDE one Cf the greatest musical dis
pavs of the season.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
MONEY MARK EFT.
Friday, March l4-0 r. MI.

Quotations for stocks still tending downwsrds Sc
vera Of the heaviest operators are bearing the
the general impression to be that prices mua be-
still further reduced The transactions were not
very large today at either board soningon declined
Morris Canal B.; Canton Il Long Island I; Farmers q
os Ihese yet
ind level corresponding with their value The abun-
dance Of capital and heeasy state Of the money
not have very influence upon stock quotations
II il the apprehension that many ee to the future,
that prevents them from operating The banks control
the stock market great extent and the operations OF
these institutions are 50 little to be depended upon that
gether just previous to the time quarterly returns
made out than become involved in transactions subject
to the caprice whm Of few bank directors who from
time to time bulls and bears according the extent Of
the facilities the banks afford them.
The value OF merchandise exported from this port for
the week ending the l4.h inst. amounts to $35i $50 76
For the week ending the 7h inst, the exports va
lued at $479,064 H. as follows
ExPoRrs-PoRT New YoRK.
In Am. rsis. In form pss Total
Week ending March 7h,. S39848 90 80GlS II 479064 II
Week ending March lith. 1866 20 $780, 48 3556o 76
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Next News from Europe-Express from,
Boston.

The "Cambra" is now on her way from Eng
land, with much later and probably very impor-
lant intelligence She has been out ten or eleven
days. and may be expected here on Monday or
Tuesday next The accounts she will bring will
be very interesting, both in political and CONNER
oial point of view.
BY this arrival, II packet ship should not in
the meantime come in, we shall receive the
Queens speech on the opening OF Parliament,
aud the debates upon it, which will undoubtedly
disclose some very important views of The British
government in relation 10 its foreign and domestic
policy. In one point OF view il will be interesting
10 the United States. II is utterly impossible Tor
Parliament 10 be open week without some debate
arising, or some person making motion relative
10 the annexation Of Texas and the recent des-
patches Of Mr. Calhoun on that subject This will
bring out the members OF the government, and
probably we may have some very important discus.
slons relative to American affairs.
On another point, also, we may have highly in
teresting intelligence, that Is, the policy of the
French government on the same subject, annexa-
tion. A good deal of speculation is also INDUCED
IN amongst commercial men on this question with
regard 10 the prices OF cotton, some expecting all
advance, others fall, and many merely firmness
IN the market. Whatever the intelligence may
be, il will be Interesting and important.
We have made arrangements, as usual, if cir
cumstances warrant 1t, and the steamer arrive at
particular tlme-for running an express, an excu-
sve and extraordinary express from Boston to this
city, which will again beat the Post Office Depart
ment, even under the new regime. But as we have
said, the running of this express will depend on
the contingency of the time Of the steamers
arrival Should that contingency favor the en-
terprse, we expect to beat every other paper
in this city, and to carry the in advance of all
other establishments to Charleston, Mobile, and
New Orleans Probably our amiable contempo-
rares may attribute speculative purposes TO this
enterprise and endeavor to figure out the vast sums
Of money, varying from 100000 to 500 600, or
$SS00,O00 that we may make by specializing in cot
ton and other products. Well, be 1t SO. II we
make half million OF dollars by superior en-
tcrprise, and judicous expenditure of few hun
dred dollars, by great foresight and some little
arithmetic, we have a perfect right to do so, and
.shall avail ourselves of every chance. They may
grumble as much as they please.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Dalley's Magical Palm Extractor, Mt his
only agency CT Walker street, first from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

"WHo WILL BE THE Government ORGAN AT
WAsHINeToN?"-Th question is still undecided
The Washington Globe, conducted by Blair Il
Rves, will no doubt make hard struggle, but we
doubt whether it ought to succeed. The policy Of
the Globe during the last few years was very inju-
rious to the party in power and If it had been
followed, would have reduced the democrats to
miserable minority, and Mr.. Clay would now have
been the President. The Baltimore Convention
that nominated Mr. Polk, upset that policy, and
rebuked the newspaper dictators. 1t is now deemed
very dangerously all shrewd politicians, to entrust
the Globe with such large deposte Of political
power in future. Like many Of those with whom
they have been associated its conductors have been
defaulters to their political trust, and they would
be so again. The Madisonian can hardly be ele-
waited TO be an organ, from its ignorance, imbeci-
lity, and folly. John Jones can never be any
thing but-bit of John. In fact, the only paper
at Washington that seems to possess the natural
elements which to raise the superstructure of an
organ, is the Constitution 1t has been managed
with great deal Of talent, judgment and dignity.
Perhaps it will be Mr.. Folks policy to consider
that the organ of the government, giving it all the
efficient patronage, and recommending it to all
democrats in Congress at the next session. We
will wait and see.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Total Tor TWO weeks $692 3 ~ I38d8O IS 83062 %
About onesxh Of the value of the exports from this
port for the past two weeks has been carried in foreign
vessels.
The receipts Of the Western Railroad Company the
week ending March 9h ls45 compared with those the
corresponding week in 1914, show but very slight in
This can In measure, be attributed the fact
that the North river closed at this time last year.
and freight for Boston transported the Western
Road. instead Of coming down the river
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, OF
Walket st. lst store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

FROM THE COAST OF AFRIcA.-The Echo, Capt.
Trundy, at Philadelphia, with dates from Monro-
via to Fab 2i three days Letter. In political matters no
thing Of interest stirring Business active Monro
VIA and American produce scarce and in demand The
health OF the people along the coast s said to be pretty
good. The u 8. sloop OF war Yorktown, Com. Bell was
at Cetra Kroo the 3lt Juiy officers and all well
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Two DAYS LATER FROM TExAs-We have re-
ceived advices from Galveston to the 26th ult in
elusive.
There is no news of the least consequence.
According to the Galueston NeDs, the people Of the
west quietly pursuing their business The German
colonsts under Prince dc solm are now encamped just
above Vctcria They said to he governed by laws
and regulations Of their own having other intercourse
with the inhabitants than is absolutely necessary to pur
chase supplies.
The anniversary Of the birthday of Washington
duly honored at Galveston by the firing OF cannon and
other demonstrations.
Corn on the Guadaloupe is becoming and is
worth rs cents per bushe with prospect of further in
Of price The cotton crop will fas short of the
former estimate.
The editor the complains of the slowness and
rregularity of the Texas mas and then says that he
generally receives later dates from Washington the
Potomac than from Washington on the Brazos
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

FaoM P0RT AU PRNcE.-The Maria, Capt
Bowen, at Philadelphia, with dates to the lst inst
There is Of political importance. The state
Prince for the purpose Of revolutionizng the island
published in the New York papers, Capt Bowen believes
to be entirely incorrect The markets glutted with
American produce, and business very dull Ccfse was
quoted i3 cents end logwood l03 II cents,
Haytien currency. Supply good.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

From MExlco.-By the Abiona, we have intel
ligence from Vera Cruz up to the 18th inst. Yer
bally learn that there of importance stir
ring Santa Anna still in prison at Pero.e Letters
from the tyran to different merchants at Vera Cruz
directing them give up any money Of his in their
hands, had been intercepted 1t is stated that the gath Of
February had been fixed upon the time Of bringing
the trial Santa Anna and he to send his defence
in writing instead of appearing in person before the
Grand Jury-M o. Pic March Q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
LYNCHDURG MARKET.

For The reek ending Saturday. August 80, 1916.
Below Is correct statement Of The Market Tor the
past week.
1obacco.-Old Lugs, 81, 90 to so; new Lurs. A.
% 10 $3.50. Leaf inferior. $3.50 to 800: common.
$3.50 to LOB middng, ST. 80 10 100 shipping, (new)
S5oJ to 500 manu- iaeturng, (connon ST 80 To
600, fine manufacturing 10000 $40.
fioW-S5 50 to inr superine from wagons; 81
3 from store, Tor the different grades
Uhedi.-Prices nsy be quoted al Red75. White so
cents.
Grdin.-Oon so cents per bushe from wagon;
Oats sheai 90 10 62 cents per hundred cleaned 80 to
50 cents, per bushel. Rye. ga cents.
Ct'rer and Gra" Seeds Glover Seed Sc Herds
Grass Seed 69i zoe.
Proriso's-l'sc'. from wagons Q. and in de.
mand; from sto- 81 10 10; Stock light Beef s. per hun
dred; Meal. 90 NJ SIS cts per busht frum wagon
Fish.-Shad, $500 to $40 20 per bbl.; Herrings S..
10 s. 90; Nlackerc, No. /. SIS, No. 2, $3.50. n.
3, S..
Codee.-S Domingo. ITO II cents per b.; Rio.
81 cents; LaIura s. 10 10 Java. IL! 5 ents
Cuba u To :.
Sugm.-Brown, New Orl-ans. to 9 cents per b.
Porto Rico. 10 9cens per b.: ST. Croix, II to l2i
cents per h.; l.naf, III 10 Is cenls per b.
Candtes.Iallow. 10 10 ~. cents per h., Sperm SO
10 81 cents per h. Hull SONS. Is II cents per h.
Uhskey.-Conmon. 30 To 80 cents per gallon. from
wagon from sore. 80 to 81 cents Kected. 40 to As
from wagon
Brandy.-Apple, 81 cents per gallon Peach
rs cents per gallon.
Cotton Kams.-Faclory prices; l6to IL eta. per h.
assorted.
Iron.-I'ar Iron SIS per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron sales
Sieel-Bs,ered. "a to cents per lb German. Is TO
cents; Shear, 20 to % cents per h.; Cast Steel, 20
to 25 cts. per Ii.
LMsced Oa.-6j 10 20 cts. Lamp. ST 90 to so per
gallon; Tanners. 1900 to 1900 perbbl
Leatter-Good Sole. Is cents per h.; Damaged
SHE, ) 10 IL cents per 10.
pOIrIcr -Rlasiny "a (U) In 9l NJ keu. Rifle A5
SO 10 600 per key.
U0ol.--Nool. % CENTS perlb.; Wol Rolls. 81 ID 40
Coal dnd " ood.-Biiumnous. 20 cents per bushel
Anthracite, 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
GJ- l.lKD TO THE L.1DIES.
New Fail and Winter Goods.

DICARDS. RYAN & CO, have the pleasure Of
IL announcing to the LADIES of LyNcHBuRG and
those of its vicinity. that they will receive and open
THIS DAY, large portion Of The their stock Of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing of the most
varied and elegant in styles Of rich fancy goods, il has
been their pleasure 10 offer them.
The junior partner having just returned from the
Northern Cities confidently his friends and The
public generally that he has spared pains procure
the NEWEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, that the
French Eng sh and American markets could furnish.
Their stock of Cloths, Cassmees. Nesting, Shirlings,
Crava'ings. Gnves Hosiery &c. &C.. greatly surpass
any they have had the pleasure OF exhibiting in
this market. They respectfully solicit examination
Of their extensive stock beire purchasing. Terms cash
Prices To correspond with the terms and times. None
shall scM style and qua'iiy of goods. knowngiy
cirtpr tan zoe. REGARDS, RYAN s. CO.,
Next door To w. L. Young.
Sept. 8 isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

FATAL ACCIDENr--We learn that IN Wed
nesdAy last distressing occurrence, resulting i'll the
death Of young man named Perkins, from Halifax
county, (whose frs, do not know } happened
The hoes attached 10 heavily loaded wagon ran off;
and the young man, being cplaied from The Nurse
iH'" the road, he WAS severely kicked by the animal
and the wheels Of the wagon passed aver his body
breaking Of his limbs crushing his breasibone, and
o'herwise 50 njnring him, within len minutes life was
extinct. The horses were soon af,erw ards stopped
Another individual with The wagon escaped uuhurt.