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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

y HAzARp. OF the Pewter Mug, Frankfort Street,
up this day splendid Green Turtle nom IN Con-
nseurs Hltsnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

y Foreign Gossip, Poetry from Dublin Nation, Prose
and Poetic Spirit of Punch Dgested Foreign Miscellany
on the First Page.
Money and Marine News. List Of Letters remaining
in the n Y Post Office. on the Fourth Page
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, February aO-6 p. M.

By an overland private express from Boston, were
early this mcrnng put in possession OF commercial ad
vices from Europe twenty three days later than those
previously received The accounts in relation to the
money and cotton markets rather favorable than
otherwise The rate Of interest had advanced and the
Bank Of England was discounting at II u per cent
American stocks very inactive in the Lon.
don Market and quotations were without altera
ton The adivces received from this country, just
previous to the departure of tho Hibernia we're
not very favorable to American securities. The ex
citement In relation to railroads daily ncress
ing and speculaons were carried 70 very great extent
The contemplated roads rapidly absorbing capital
which Of the principal causes OF the advance In
the rate ointeres Operators in oottonn this market
somewhat disappointed they looked for accounts much
more favorable than those received.
The receipt Of the foreign advces in Wall street had
very favorable effect stocks and quotations advanced
nearly every stock offered Farmers Loan improved
aper cent, Kentucky IS Reading Railroad H. Norwich
Worcester I, stonington East Boston Morris Canal
Long Island 81 Pennsylvania as closed firm yester
days prices and Canton declined l. The sales were
quits large and much better feeling prevailed than has
existed for long time We anticipate considerable spe
cuation in stocks In this market for about thirty days
after which we may look for change in every thing
nected with money matters and another period Of de-
preston.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company has declared
dividend Of three per cent payable the 81 OF March
We annex the oeal returns made to the Comptroller
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
eoRT OF NEW YORK, FnBRUARY II.
: Observation-Disclosures a HIs1,wArrn .,. Is <
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Quebec, Hebard, London, Grinnell, Mntum 4 CO.
Brig Magnolia Murray, 81 Marks Maitland Co -Schrs
colorado, Church. Montego Bay Ja Underwood; Union.
Hughes. and Eliza Meseroe Lonan Richmond MeCrsa
dy K Coz Alaric, Pumel Wilmington, NC. do; Margaret
Ann, Benjamin, Baltimore, 0ager MAILER; Paul Jones,
Taylor Phadslpha, N McCready Co -Sloop Viglant,
Heath, Provdencs-Baue Delaware, Crsss South Amboy
Arrived.
Ship Tiosa, Eldrdse from Stockholm. via Fsyal d,ys,
leak in ge and had heavs syerecsd tons son
Eddge that vessel had Fayal previous
his leaving the Oswego-no Of the other slands
a he had intelligsnce from them every DAYS.
sclisn barqse Csrere, Stable, IS days from Pamo with
fruit, to /. Palmien.
Bsaue WIN James. Reed, tof Provdsnes) 10 days from
Mobile, with cotton masesr.
sris Hadse F,ner, (of Pncetonl days from NOrisans
with sugar and molasses, to order
Brig Moses Lovelaad days from Charleston, with
British sch Jane spro F~ser, 10 days from Halifax with
h,h, to Barclay 4 Livingston.
Schr Ceylou Crocker. days from Phadephia with mdse.
Leh schn A Cooley and H Clay ashore Rsedy
sland.
schr Henry Clay. Waring Virginia, corn.
Schr Washington, Wood, Virginia, oystMs
Schr Independence, Decker, Virginia, oysten
Schr Editor, Wilson. Virginia, oystsrs,
Schr Spy, Smith, from Bristol, RI. with oil.
~ ,op Superior. Lee, Virginia, oystsrs.
Below.
One ship. two brigs, unknown.
I7- No vessel went to sea yestsrday.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Miscellaneous Record .

sHir GErIsrE-On Thu sday the dssssss, L Waas n.s
into this in disre.s having been shore hs
nd Bahama Banks the 1'th where afsr being light
- tof hundred bales Of Of which shs laden
Of wreck-r, who her assisancs she
fl and proceeded for this plsce She from New Orleans
,ud L,verrool Her consists of about 1850
ssau. Mp Letter. Feb L.
VAR MssIssIrpI-WpEcKs AT KEY wEsr-ws are indsbt.
Laptain Alden Clifford who left Rudolph 0roning, from
. West for Boston, 18th inst, NJ on Gay Head for the
lowing inform ,tion The r. q left Key Wesf, evening OF
inst and has on board the ugo saved from hp lost
he Torugn the pa,sass from New Orleans this port
OF Indian Key n bales Of Compressed cotton, OF
ch had been brought to Key West, and marked Mp
opposed 10 overheard that
n. refin tha, Vicinity and got Of Wit mach ss.,sne
hip was ashore the Quick Sands about 20 mes Sw
'sl vessels Immediately started 70 her assStsacs d soasap,
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Ffsm Nov .aI 10 Dee s the incrsass In Issues amount
90 to about seven hundred thousand pounds with cor
responding increase in bullion. The amount Of public
deposits increased e. 44 from Nov asd to Dec n
ana from Dec 20 to Jan. fell of Oss reducing the
amount on depost to lower than at any time within
the time included in the table The variations In other
departments has been very trihing. What eject the
railroad specuaiions in Great Britain will have upon the
8snk OF England the money market or the rate of In
srsst il q yet unknown, but the immense amount Of CO.
Pita being invested In these works. will il supposed,
be paid on deposit into the Bank of England there to re
main pending its Anal appropriation It was ass SUP.
posed that the Bank would push large an smouu into
the market a. possible against the capital and deposits Of
other banks This course il, perhaps more udicious
than any other the withdrawal Of sum as large az
that going into the stock of the numerous railroads now
building would embarrassment In Hnanisl cir
cles By being deposited in the Bank of England can
be used and st be forthcoming when wanted The de.
mand for money must raise the rate Of interest," as the &C
tvy OF trade and increase manufacturing interest
will require more capital than usual
The following statement shows the amount of Rank
circulation in the Kingdom in January, compared with
that Of the preceding month"; derived from the stssusnts
Of the Bank Of England and the returns of the othe,
Banks.
Circulation Of notes for the month ending January
a. is45 a. compared with the month ending December
l944.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
AmuseulentS

WELcH's NATIONAL CIRCUS. The Park Theatre
continues to be crowded nightly. Mirth and plea
sure sure to accompany visit to this well regulated
establishment.
PALMo's THEATRE-Continues to be nightly we'll
filled. The "Virginian Girl" continues to bring
down great applause and creates much laughter There
10 an excellent change in the other performances They
are truly worth witnessing.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
New Stock Exchanrs.
State OF Trade

AsHEs-Pots continue in very moderate demand at a
81 as ~
BEEswAr-Prms yellow, of all descriptions, is bald
293c. There isvery little doing in the article
HAr.The enquiry is very limited, and moderate saes
are made at SO 60c
PRovisoNs-Ohio pork is not in very active request
Prime we quote at ss and mess at $40 There is 90 little
song IN peel that quotations are merely nominal Lard
Is in active demand-bsrrels are held at and kers al a.
WHnKEy- Drudge casks dull at 22c Western and
prison barrels sell, as wanted, at 23c.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Here in one quarter, We see decrease In every depart
ment In these contractons have the principal
OF the depression that has existed in commercial affairs
for the past two three monthssnd could get at
the actual Of these banks should and that
the contscons in the operations of these institutions did
not early in the season. but were all made
within the last half ofthe quarter.
While the Banks Of this and svsry other State in the
Uaon steadily expanding and Increasing their
ments, the Bank of England the great negocstor OF
commercial affairs in Great Britain, and might say,
tae world continues very uniform In Its operations
We annex returns showing the movement At period in
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

This comparative table shows increase in the loans
and discounts, from August ls4s to November 1884, Of
$l4so77eo. and decrease from August ls44 to Februa
ry, Is45, Of $646sI4o. The decrease in SPECIE from
August ls4a to February, ls45 amounts to $7lss bAs
decrease OF about y per cent. The circulation in the
time increased about four millions, and the deposits
about million. OF the reduction In the Of
specie hand % 7ss within the last six months
From November ls44, to February is46. there ap
pears to have been great contraction in all the depart
ofthe banks Of this State. We annex table show
ing the variation in this quarter in the leading features
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
COTTON FACTORY IN MISSOURI YESTERDAY we

TAKING STRANGE LIBERTIES WITH ROYALTY
We hnd the following among the naval intelligence
Of the Hampshire Telegraph =" The Queen hear is
to have new piece added to her stern thick at the
head tapering to nothing considerable addition
made to her grpe her foremast shifted three a
her centre magazine altered the old fashion one
ward and one aft This will throw q stowage of sixty
additional tons of water into the Of her hold We
further informed by the authority that orders
have been given to put stop to the construction Of the
Prince of Walesn
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Of each Bank ID the State The whels number IRON
when reports were received. il ll7 banks. and two
branches No report was received from the Farmers
ana Drovers Bank OF Erie county An injunction will
probably be served upon this institution. and s Affairs
closed
bASrs OF THE STATE e. Nrw YesK
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

THEATRIcALs.-With the exception Of the eques.
trians at the Park-which are really superb in their
way-there is literally nothing in our city theatri
Gals worthy of the slightest commentator, not
withstanding that one would think, from the STE
reotyped puffs in some Of the papers, that there
was Kemble, Talma. and Siddons, with lots
of the most unparalleled minor talent at every
theatre in town. The reality, however, shows
night after night the same eternal succession Of
inane bombast and exaggerated rant, destitute OF
meaning or morals, and the very opposite of every
thing truly pertaining to the dramatic art. At the
Chatham they are doing a sickening piece of
raw-head and bloody bones, called sThe Drovef
Boy" tagged of with secondhand farces, while
the Bowery still runs it's "Operatic Drama" of the
Bohemian Girl. The Olympic is going over, for
the foreh time, its old stock Of farces.
such as "Adgate Pump" " Boots at the Swan. .
&c., Nc Ii is really surprising that, in CITY like
this, nearly the whole of an unusually gay and bril-
liant season, among all ranks Of society, is permit
ted to pass away with nothing in the shape Of
theatrical entertainments of the least claim to
public patronage. But so 1t is and, until thorough
regeneration in theatrical management and the
mode OF conducting the affairs of tie stage, takes
place, so it will be. The theatre is become bye
word, and reproach upon public taste.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor at his only
Agency 81 Walker street, first store Broadway.

Medical Notics.-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
paper. w. D. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent
Oce and Conuna Rooms Of the COLLEGES Nsssau stree
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
may also be obtained daily at l o'clock
All the and cheap Publications for sale az their
tabshment, wholesale and retail
5 With the exception Of one paper. the "Heldn is read
much perhaps, IN fhadepma as any paper published in
ements handed to the agents half past o'clock will ap
pear IN the Herald next day. n41y
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agsns

ship Masters and Agonss.
We shall favor Captains Of vessels will rive
Ro.EsT SIIvEr Captain o. our News Bcsn, report %
'oken their list Of their cargo and any foreign
acwpapers or new. they may have He will board thsm I'M
abroad. win also eonf, iavor by sending ibis oes Ill
:. Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Died,

On Tuesday afternoon 18th inst after lingering ILL
ness SUSAN widow Of the late Capt David Leslie in the
So year of her age.
The friends and acquantances of the family and those
OF her sons, Capt Henry and Edmund N Leslie are in
ved to attend her funeral, this afternoon at 81 o'clock
from her late residence 56 Ludlow street. without further
invitation.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Foreign Market.

HAVANA, Feb THE Henry Jenkins cargo sold at "A
rs which all we could obtain. II there are not many
arrivals, prices might advance, but fear there will be
several which will prevent obtaining better prices
Nolsssea 10 selling from to Il rs per keg.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

LATER FROM PERU. Peruvian squadron was
still under embargo at Islay on the 18th Of No
vember.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Passengers Arrived, .

naI Ne Green Msssr 81 Felix Stuart Mackenzie Coleman
Hemsn sebo s.o ch:i Kocp and sav S,.
Yrgel John Jackson. Chss Gsron A smith, Conue Ksli
Rhg%S:oa SshaIs Sss.ea S;sSss anS wv: %s
kksls vucstiek. Gerya,se w Cameron B.ni Hevwood
II Rogers Rdgway, Allen. Richmond. H fatten, Mar.
ns. AOrWS%; as; Esve Be.mhe,%s Thomas LidsT AsI
Bowers Williams, X Gates Laughin, Lieut. Nisbett.-
From haI'irx 70 B9s9n-Hop Collins, Geo Gray, HaE
luke Hale surtt. Pollen, Doans Also, Capt Hedge and
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
A Gentleman, seventy-ave Years OF Ags

= GentI1man, SoVehty.hvo Years OF Age,
at Ne Ludlow says that he has been long afflicted
with nfamsd and had tried number Of Eye
Salves and Water lsmong the rest Thompsoe without
advised me to try COn.es Pain ErtIac,or from Courndt
which, when applied eassd almost instantly the Inflammation
then procured box and after few applications eyes
the benefit Of Others thus afflicted
New York, Feb 10, l845. WILLIAM DAYTON.
II will the following complaints, pay taken for
II, viz
Busns. Scalds Spr.ins Erysipelas,
E,uptons, Chilblains, Pimples on the face,
Old Sores BuIses, White Swelling.
Scrofua. Sore Eyes, Piles, either blind or
Sore Nipples, bleeding,
REMEMBER-sod genuine only at 81 Courandt street; l39
Fulton Brookyn 10 fremont Row. Boston, SO Poydrs
street, New Orleans; and So Second street. st. Louis.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

The TwKNTY-SEcoNp" "A splendid publ
dinner in honor of this day, is to be given in Tro
at the fine new hotel Of Messrs Coleman an
Rogers.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Foreign ImpOrtatlons.
PALERMoBarque Ceere5o0 bxs do oranges
bags bes 56 do 5l do almonds do nsed 800 bales
sumac 1870 cantars birthstone Palmeri.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

The WAvERLKy ASSOCIATION give an elegant sol
ySe at the "Minerva Rooms" in Broadway, this
evening.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
New Discovery, by which ali Stoves an

pipes crates be kept JET black with beautiful poll
coach body, BY one application year, without any
agreeable SMELL This Varnsh entirely inventio
and surprises and delights all who it. Specimens so,
and pipes be 2 Courandt street. where
polish may be had at The Of Is bottle
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

worth while say in favor Of celebrated Nerv
and Bone niment and Indian Vegetable EiY yet can
e, help dong % long a, there likely Be aicie
We would without hesitation. advise all that arr rou
bed with rheumatism and procure this great
medy. For sale at II Courtandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

OF foolish emedes such beedng they both
ouly put off The evil day make fatal Even in in
ammatory disease Bleeding ought be to-
nine cases out Of ten will take away the o
take the impurities from the blood bu they can
blood the body this requires time they
at all times easier TO eradicate from the system aud
The Of the man who has reresedy been bd
ing and the effects of opium the antagonists Brand
reths Pills have contend against Let therefore be WISE
snd when attacks abstract the disease OF THE
BLOOD the blood out Of the body which breeding does
Now Brandeth Pills only pufes the blood but they
lessen The aaapt.y At the same time they make the qu, bet
which, II aimed, would be of disease The good
effects which derived from Brandehs Pills to be felt
be believed The seeds of decay be constantly
by their use and the rRINcRLE OF LIFE-rHE BLOOD
strengthened. hus potractng vigor Of body and mind 10
period when have the aterng step
and the enieebled intellect
Sold Dr. b Brandre h Principal Office 2l Broadway re-
tail Offices 2t Bowey, and 2l Hudson st. N, Y Mrs Booth
Maket ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Daley's Pain Extractor, sold at n Court
andt street. Warranted genuine, at Is cents.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

DR.. McNair's Acoustic Oh, is SOLD only at
Courandt All deaf persons should use it, il relieves
and Of complaints Of the Ear in number
less instances. Price 81 per flask.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

-Sand's, Brlst0ls and COmstOck's Extract Of
SarsapaIilla, sold at II Courtandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

Thus showing decrease last month of f7lo A0I
in the circulation Of notes in England and decrease Of
f93s, $50 In the United Kingdom.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

A kML OR CURE" DocToR. Medical
Practitioners in the Sugar State, according to
tie Concosdia IntclIigenGer, are pretty consid-
cradle sorts OF folks. An Nj. d correspondent
Of that remarkable journa& enghtens the ma
tives after this sort
"The wust fever we is got here is the On
REmITTN; it's purity tight, cause its apt TO
hang on long, but it amt nothing like equal
to that digestive fever that tina dies ov over
in them hills,
In ginial, msst, uses it up in couple ov days
gin vomick in the fust place, then half an
hour after that, five or ten grains of"OM Sanp-
son." that is the short name we have got here
for catoay. We'll, then, when the case looks
right, give about wine glass full ofile-and
the next day the niger is fifteen for quinine-
and the day after, he kin walk into the pork
and make his hoe ay-its seldom, has EN- in
longer than tells you on-sometimes in the
very beginning of the attack blceds, but it
won't do, stranger! When the cues look big
and CLASSY, Old Samson in five grain doses in
every half ell hour fur about five hours is Jest
the thing-tha is more people killed by bleed
ing at the wrong time, than tina is by old
Death hissetf"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

- - ~ w 4 LA AZ EsE NV.
TEN THOUSAND MEXICAN TROOPS AuVNN-
CING pN TIE AMERICAN TROOPS, UNDER
GEN. TANLOR-REQUISiIIO On TIE CO.
NhHN'R OF LoUIsIhNA FOX ,oOe VULUN-
TEERs.
1t will 10 seen by tho following from the n. .
Orleans Bee, that 10, O0O Mcxcan troops were
at tho latest accounts within eight days march
oil tho American troops, and that requsitlon
has been made on the Governor of Louisiana
for number Of the volunteers of the State
The call was promptly responded to.
Prom the n. .. Bee, extra, OF l7h mstl
We hasten to lay before our readers the I'M
portant intelligence we have Just received, re-
Iativo to tic movement of troops for the pur-
pose of protecting the nowly acquired territory
OF FcHas, from the dangers of 4 projected Alex
lean invasion. Gcn'l Gaines, now in OR city.
having received authentic information to tho
effect that 10, 600 Mexican troops, wore within
5 days march Of Gen. Taylor, who is posted at
ST. Joseph S Island, immediately Despatched a
messenger 10 Governor Mouton, at Pass Cms-
tan, claiming requisition Of TWO REGI.
MAATr' OF VOLUNTEERS, COT ten com
Pa"ics each) ono to consist Of lntlntry and one
Of Rrtlenen; ana two companies Of Artillery
with eight field pieces The reqnisiuon was
Immediately granted, and will be put forthwith
into execution.
The two Volunteer Regiments are to be sta
toned at the Forts and Barracks on the Gulf,
subject to The orders Of the Government; and
the tIited States troops at present in garrison
at those stations are to be Immediately trans
ierrcd to Texas. The two Companies of Vol
untccE Artillery viii leave on Wednesday, on
board the steamship Alabama, together with
four companies Of the United Statos troops,
(7th Regiment, Inlantry,) two of which ate
expected tomorrow morning, from Pass Chris
! tan, under Captains Moore and Holmes
/ The above information may be ecd upor
as authentic.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

PRESENTATION OF PLATE. In New York,
on Thursday evening last, at Towards Hotel,
the late Collector Van Ness was presented with
a superb service of plate, valued at $1,000, by
those who were under him in the Custom
House. The service is solid silver, and con
slsts of larger salvcr, an urn, two embossed
pitchers, tea kettle and tea pot, cream pitch
er, suga! bowl and tOngs, and slop bowl.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

WING n oMISArIoNs. We are indebted to
the Hagerstown News and Boonsboro' Odd
Fellow for the following wing nominations:
For Congrcss-2d District, Jacob Sniyely, of
Washington county.
For The House Of Delegates Washington Co.
Samuel Mumma, Thos E. Buchanan, Col.
Henry Fouck, Lewis Trittle, and II. W. Del
llngcr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

LATER FROM PoRTo Rico. Advices receiv-
ed at New York from Guayma to the 5th inst.
state that the sugar cane in that vicinity looked
WE'LL and that the crop would be much larger
than the preceding year. Freights were dull
at Guayma and Ponce.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

SHOES. Haverhill, Mass, sends out annu-
ally one million one hundred and eighty thousand
pairs, the cost of which would be between six
and seven hundred thousand dollars The
amount paid for manufacturing them is from
$500 900 to S250,0QQ.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

ScUrTLEs. The Springfield, Mass, Mutual
Insurance Co., require every house they may
hereafter insure, to be furnished, either with a
scuttle, in the roof, or ladder attached to the
house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

EXEcUTIeN OF PARKE AND CARTER. These
two unfortunate young men suffered the awful
penalty of death on the gallows, at Belvidere,
n. j., on Friday, in the presence of thousands,
whose curiosity had drawn them from the sur
rounding country for miles. A correspondent
of the N. York Herald says:
The prisoners were attended to the scaffold
by four clergymen and few of their friends.
The Rev. james Clark, of the Presbyterian
church, offered up iervent prayer to the throne
of Grace, after which they took an afiectionatc
leave of each other, and then of their friends !;
when all being adjusted, at an appointed signal
the rope was cut, and Carter and Parke are
now beyond the confines of this world. They
said a few words when on the scahold, but
was too far off to hear what they were. They
died protesting their innocence, and the secret
of the Changewater tragedy is yet enthroned in
as much mystery as ever.