The New York herald., 1845-11-15
PHirapELrHiA, Nov. II, ls45.

very interestngslaw case was decided in the U. S
Circuit Court yesterday, where portion OF land
claimed from proprieors holding under title upwards
of 60 old and situate in the populous part Of
the city The property conscated by the State as
belonging to John Parroch tory it has been sold to our
citizens and is in possession by numberless recon
veyances, and the heirs of Parroch claim the pro
perty from them The decision ofthe court is in favor of
the present holders. The made considerable stir
time since but was decided yesterday sudden.
ly that scarcely any body knew any thing about it,
There is no local news stirring The Governor and the
Secretary of the Commonwealth visiting the public
schools and other public Institutions was mistaken
in saying that Governor Skunk visited his daughter in
Bucks county yesterday he is in town yet
Murdoch has benaft tonight, when a copy of Shak.
speare richly bound will be presented to him by his
friends and admirers.
The Segulns performed the Purans last night for the
last time at the Chestnut They play La Somnambua to
night and Norma tomorrow.
The Circus is nightly crowded to overnowing; and
the Arch Street Theatre is making out swimmingy with
Brougham and Miss Nelson.
The stock market is in the highest state ofexci.emen
and prices OF stocks have generally advanced. Will
mington Railroad shares have advanced II on yester.
days prices; Reading Railroad, Il Reading Railroad
Bonds State 5s have also improved though about
S30n0 changed hands The list sales below exhibit
quite an active business change.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
Finsr Bo.Rp. Nov 1900 Reading RR, 2st; 5000 do
Bon b5, 20; 1000 do 69s; Com Bank 81 > Penn
Bank a5s do ho5 25s; 222 Girard Bank 9 100 do b5
p; 100 do cash, 81; $50 Bank 81: 50 Phila Bank,
l01t, 1000 City 5s lG5; is Vcksburg Bank 81; Penn
Bank, 25S: Am Bank 4lO; 1872 Wilm RR "a; $50
Reading RR, 2ss; 5 do Isl.
gErwsks BeARps-lOO wilm RR. 24;loo do sos "a; $50
Reading RR 2st $50 do 5ds 2st l400 Lehgh 6's b5 46;
!s9 Legh Interest 80; 4767i5 State 6s, 50; SO Grard
800 do h5 s 5000 City SIS SO l05t SO Schuy kill Bank
T. 81 lO Trenton Banking Co, 30; $50 Reading RR
od 2si 5000 do Bonds b5, 70 0s Wilm RR 24I 300 do
~ % do 500 2i % rw. 2l3 800 do sos 25; 100 Wilm
RR 20: 100 do 25s 5000 State So "a; Vicksburg b5
q oV Hanslu1g RR Loan, 65l; 200 Girard Blk, is, 81
70 ,chu! xii Blk, 9
ArrEa sALss-50 Grard Bank bo5 81; 10 600 Reading
XIX fonds, 70; Com Bank, 5l 100 Win RR, a5i S
sngton Bank, 90
PHILADELrHIA, Nov. II, ls45
For the last twenty four hours the wind been in the
South West corner and the weather continues
delightful Last evening snail groups OF star gazers
might be sssembl a, the various sections o: the
CITY with eyes upon the starry armament They
were looking az the eclipse of the finer night
could not have been selected choice were able
TO turn aside the well established rules of
science, at caprice.
Our spotsmen are very busy now, and fine game con.
sistng Of wild ducks geese SC in abundance along
the Delaware River and Bay
Tho ships Wyoming and saranak for Liverpool have
full cargoes of flour. The latter will not have enough
room for keg of lard. The deficit in the crops in En-
gland and the high prices have already had IN effect up
weak minded shoemaker living in the lower end o.
town, being pretty well strapped had the eontery to
hang himself 10 bed post with his strap a few nights
ago Fortunately he was cut down in time to save hi
lie. This Will be the last time he will attempt to mend
his own soul by sfrGpping himself
The kentucky Bank against the Schuylkill Bank drag
along at snaifs pace The dull prosy law argument.
are very interesting to the public spectator we are
today relieved in great the speech Of the
Hon George NJ Dallas to the Court What is dry in
Others is pleasing in him His appearance, style Of de
livery voice and modulaton, enlist the attention Of all
and command the respect and careful consideration
the Court The sarter modo enters largely into his
composition and he is frequently called the od gentle
man Of the Virginia school," The Daily Chronicle
neutral whig sheet day two ago. lead of in an ar
tcle exposing and indirectly denouncng Mr. Dallas fo,
practising law, while Vice President of the United
States Shortly shall say something about this matter
and endeavor to show the necetatGre and place the
Vice President in position far above the petty attacks
OF little and cunning minds
Mr. Dufield gives his first and last concert this even
ing at the Musical Fund Hail. which occasion Ol,
Bull the poor mans friend has kindly volunteered hi
services and positively his last appearance in this city
In the programme "Pagannis Carnival Of Venice" vii
be performed by him. Let their be an overwheimn,
audience for he that gyeh to the poor shall reap har
vest
Large amount of stocks have changed hands-Wil
mington and Reading Railroad shares have advanced
Philadelphia and Pennsyvia Bank have declined in pri
/ ces