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The New York herald., 1845-09-22

Johnson, Of the First Ward Her life is dsspaired off,
Her husband is employed board vessel and
absent at the time Of the Her Offspring
child about4 months old. was suitably provided tor.
.dnofher Case-A man ramed VIM. Foley, residing in
Orange street, also attempted to commit suicide last
night His groans attracted The attention of persons in
the house. who entered his in time Illustrate his
designs.
Hmginga Wife.-A man named James X Smith was
arrested this morning for attempting to take the life Of
his wife by hanging her with rope which he got round
her neck for that purpose The parties reside at No.
fraudulent Transactions-OAic Relyea of the lnde-
pendent Police No. 4S Centre street. returned TO the city
TINS morning from Syracuse, having in custodya man
named Aaron Fleshacker charged with having defraud
cd Israel d. Walter to the amount of about $500 by
false pretences
Admitted 10 Bail.-Thomas Barker mpleaded with
Thomas GaIrouse. in forging checks in the name of
Grosbeck Co.. of Wall street. to the amount OF about
$1,000 admitted TO bail before the Recorder on Sat-
urday last in the of So 0O0 Mr.. John Brown shoe
dealer becoming his surety.
&SEpr. 0O.-Tneffof Horse and W1gon.-Charles Mar
snail this afternoon arrested and detained to
to charge Of stealing horse from John Dennis resi-
dent of the llth Ward.
Another Case Patrick Gallagher was also arrested
for making off with horse and wagon, the property Of
Thomas Thompson, also resident OF the llth Ward
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

MONEY NIARKET.
Sunday, September 2l-6 p. M.

After long period of depression, the stock market
has again become buoyant and operations extensive
Quotations for nearly all the stocks used in this market
for investment for speculation, have, within the past
two three days. advanced several per cent and the
prospect at present is that farther advance will be
allied There is large margin for an advance in nearly
every stock in the list For the past eight months
prices have ranged very low, and lately the decline
has been SO great that quotations have touched lower
point than has been experienced within the past year.
Our foreign relations have recently been in state that
hasproduced the unfavorabe effects upon stocks
Aealy, and hemprovemen shown in the quotations Of
the past few days has been in great caused by
the complexion of late advces from the South in relation
toMexcan and Texian affairs In connection with the i'm
provemen in foreign relations there has been very
decided improvement in the money market Capital is
very abundant and the rate of interest from
per cent below the legal Standard business of all kinds
is unusually active end in highly prosperous condi
ton the recent accounts from England in relation
great staple, cotton and the harvests of the most
favorable and encouraging nature and have given
petus to trade in the two great staples, and cotton
that must improve prices very much All these things
operate favoraby upon the stock market upon any
other and any activity created in trade generally
ates corresponding activity in stocks In addition to
these things there for advance in Of the
fancy stocks particularly Railroad stocks Quotations
for such stocks as Long Island Norwich and Worcester
Stoningon Erie and Reading Railroads have for
time past ranged many per cent below the actual value
of the stocks permanent investments and the improve
ment lately realized is only approach to their
real worth These stocks have been depressed by the
restrictions in the money market by competition and in
some instances by mismanagement These causes have
been removed and there is at present why
these stocks should not reach prices high at any
previous time.
We annex comparative table giving the quotations oi
of the stocks used in this market for ulaon
for each day of the past week and the close of the
week previous. 1t will be observed that in most of the
fances there has been Improvement of several per
cent -
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A CARD

"A CAhD
Ta Meeting of the CROTON GUARDS COMPANY
"A No 10, held after their return from Newburgh il was
on motion resolved that the thanks of the company be
% sa g Washlngton Ere COMPANY No and Company g. for
ne klnd reception they in uar
te' der our heartfelt thanks Company No for he snmn
tnous repas provided for Their house and can
them That shall blot them from ou memory and ra
collection. - 'S aAu re-
Let fire be our achwerd,
Let extinguish be your aim
Let usefulness be your motto
- For Washington is your name.
To-. u Whte Co.. propretors of the Orange Hotel
ewpure we beg leave to tender thanks for hi
poiteness and would their house
olher companies visiting Newburgh To A. j. Prime pro-
peor oil the great American Mst-dou now exhibiting at
place we return thanks for the uvit,on to visit his eXhb.
uon Charles Fits, ESQ., thanks his
5ng n address previous to our departure Citizens of New
towards To Captain Degroot the steamboat Niagara
or ms sentemanlv department aud efehm furnished us
we also would tender thanks and would recommend his
geat 70 any other on the Hudson river To John
and the citizens that accompanied return our thanks
or tner knd attention towards Likewise pioneers
Anderson Stedm'n aud Camp Captain Alexander smith
who will long be held in by u.s. We also tender
sincere thanks to Leonard Tilton, Foreman ~
So It-rh SIEPHEN MITCHELL, Secretary.
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Died,

On Sunday afternoon, the 2ls inst. after lingering
Illness Mrs ELIZA ANN, wife of Christopher McCiary
aged 3s years.
The friends OF the family respectfully requested to
3oclock, from her late residence No 25s Rivington
street. 'o''
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which may hereafter be completed. The enlargement
and completion Of the Wolland Canal has opened new
in Lake and changed the Of trade
upon those waters Ontario has become important
Lake in commerce as those farther west and its ports
hereafter be the Eastern termination of the
merce of the great Lakes.
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
EVACUATION.

THE Iowa Indians that have taken an aosSssn yde
,n,s and eyscuste Hoboken Monday the 22d
s,an positiyeyprevious which time they will each after
.rnnon trv 10 visitors several Dances
games &c varying each day and commencing about 81
S,cIock in the lawn the the Atlantic Hotel The bal
comics OF the Hotel reserved for ladies' and children. band
Of music each day iron2 o'clock till dusk SIT 5tism
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
sY LAST EVENINGS NAL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald

Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, ls45-IOPM
Distinguished A1rivals-Mr. Gilstt Register Of the
Treasury OF to the Nerc York Custom HOUSE, to
bring up The Returns of Exports and Imports
consnlship-Ship Congress-4fairs at the Sand
tcich Islands
lhere VIII be an agitation in this pool of Sloan
before long, though not by an angel Something is
going to be done. In addition to the Hon. r. H.
Morris, (your late Mayor) at Coleman 'swe have at
Browns this evening, the distinguished IT, S Com
missioner with Texas, Hon A. J. Donelson. and
Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, of Indiana. (U. s.
Senate.)
Mr.. GlIett, Register of the Treasury, left, as we
learn this evening for short visit to his residence
In st. Lawrence county, New York. He will stop,
going or returning, to assist Collector Lawrence and
his deputies In making out his report of imports and
exports to the Secretary of the Treasury, in readl
ness tor the Secretarys report to Congress. II APP
pears that Collector Van Ness's returns tor his last
quarter have not been made out, and that there is
something of difficulty among the scribes of your
Custom House, to whose account certain goods
are TO be plac d For instance, large amount OF
goods were warehoused by Collector Van Ness, and
the question has been raised whether the duties
upon these goods are to be placed to the accounts
OF Collector Van Ness, or with the next monthly
returns OF Collector Lawrence. 1t seems to us clear
ds Hiuu ldt SUCH receipts SnOulQ De accounted lOI
in the returns for the quarter upon which the goods
IN the premises were received and warehoused, and
not for any subsequent monthly quarterly report.
The delay in furnishing, or rather in finishing
up the monthly and quarterly statements in your
Custom House, may arise from the fact, that if the
clerks had hurried themselves, number Of them
would have been thrown out of employment upon
the succession to the Collecorshir of Collector Law
renee. Mr.. Gett man of business, and we are
certain that he will have, by his visit TO New York,
the returns from the great Custom House made out
in season.
A Mr.. Sherwood, Of New York, it is said, has
been appointed Consul to Messina, in the Medter-
ranean
The frigate Congress, which ought to have been
off sometime ago to the Sandwich Islands, has been
delayed by further order of ten days at Norfolk.
Our commercial affairs at the Islands aforesaid are
said to be in a state Of suspenson-the U. S: Com
missioner Brown, and the U. S. Consul Abel, .(Ty-
ers appontments,) being chargeable with this bus,
ness. Ten Eyck is the new Commissioner, and
Turrel, of New York, the new Consul. They will
go out in the Congress. Perhaps she is waiting for
them. Speculations rife to the detention and
destination of the Congress, and something further
may be developed in few days.
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes. 2, cents Pit. =. 1915 cents.
Children hafprice to Boxes
LEON, THE CHAMPION or FRANCE,
In Fears of Gymnastics.
The Only NoUeity nOio in the city,
Leon challenged the world that he throw
- am twelve men that accept his gage.
In addition the wone exploits of Mons Leon the famous
LOUIS ELLSLER,
will display his great power numberess feas
besides which,,
brilliant Chinese Caraicade!
And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle
Seats may be secured from IL till = s22 lw+rh
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
EthiopIan serenaders-Palmo,. Ops,

HouseThe peculiar this style Of harmon
Quoted with the and skill h emneniiy dstng s
Messrs Germon, White. Pelham &C. ems II heard
increase the public attention and curiosity TO is sim but
singular merits During the past week, they
houses that echoed the enthusiastic admiration null
tudes that visited their opera; and they have further
ths public discrimination by commencing this
cond series Of perhaps their happest aud diversified
tainments such further chapIet
wreath Of they have hitherto acquired wherever they
have appeared.
PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
upper Of Broadway and Murray indis-
putab merit that has followed the be uul specimens Of
the artist Pumbe wherever his talents haye been elected
fidelity Of likeness, they have obtained tie Of
stcai meritand visit TO his picture gallery will confirm
this
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
BRISTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM

w TING
AcademynS9 Broadway,opposIte John street.
NJ n bRlSIOW, Finishing WIRING Master, in amour nc ing
,m M h return to New York aud the Reopenng Of his
admirable ofPenmanshp respectfully informs the
dIes and Gentlemen OF this and Brooklyn of his having
vasf Of ms instructions within the reach Of every one
NO complaint morally speakng raj han thar of
BAD HAND. This is much deploed since the remedy
now constantly at hand ike s"ple speedy and cheap
Mr. Bristow promises and dies and Gentle
men OF very and the very wos writ
style of executed in an elegant ohsnd
no matter how lllegible cramped the hand NAV be-
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS
Extra lessons will be given tfee of charge required
venhe venerable matron feels delighted in going through
hs pScesS 10 evive the study OF the verna Of life.
Mr. B ear be from to A. M or from to p NJ
HT.Pr yate lessons given. 800 = -
st ,uKr HAND taught by Mr.. B. For SALE work on
practically. - ~ s ' s'
days. s22 imeod.ro
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
TO GENTLEMEN.

A NUMBER Or YOUNG GENTLEMAN NJ @ ~
IN giving one Dramatic Representat%ons ~ IONS az t h
pectable IN In order to carry out ne
design fully they of adding 70
few persons o similar taste and feeling who woud ao ht
in the pre- esent object .;a.,.a nav be aadres
appica,onns uonr VIII VIII. '.aa nnsa % ofFee s202ttm
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
ONE WEEK MORE.
Monday, Sept. 22d, 1s45.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
admission 25 Cents only.

Messrs GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully the citizens Of New York, that
from the
IMLENSk SUCCESS
with which their Couceits have b attended, during the
week, they have been induced remain another week
which occasion will be opened
A NEW BUDGET
OF SONGS, GLEEs, CHORusES, CONUNDRUMs,
&c. &c.
For PARTICULARS programme.
- Doors open at 7a-Concert TO commence at g.
Boxes aud secured daily the office from 10 A. NJ till
Ar. NJ. s2l
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PAW

THE great public favor that has in the period months
by the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance pany warrants the
Of the provisions Of their charter to the Insurance Of
TGs table, Of being ready sE oS the
Invalid aud Gsner Liz As.prsne % he year is
an a1a p, hTs other Life e &
u fnd
The science of statistics has only within recent period
ease and hene table. Of rates Of pte@iams on the poSab
ties of these results could have been earlier formed but he
ea collected for company 29 ss7
eaaing every alady that acs the people Of The United
ding the utmost confidence the safety OF its rn-
isS fas" nos B.s &
risks for year or Shorter term as the case
may require Ia the Of aborng under disease in
oi climate or or Of various habits or pos
subsequent within the
limits of the time assigned the policy such when
Will him & Of Il The s
s exn a rate aud retufng to that charged sound lives
rG,sgs on i Of thus suring lNyALiD AND INFlRM
those who wish avail themselves of the benefits Of this adj
maoe pa 9 providing Tor thewants and Of those
as from the F. euar plan which this company is
sonably expect ample retura for their premiums paid
to hi D Ss OF vii G The if for
the latter paid money delivery policy
T e ~ and the Msdc
HiEAEtESTISE iEEHNiHh EaN N9Tfs, TEsssEInAn, y; e Md
JAMES sTEWGAiRTi N; Dsi,~nnnso,, ~
JOS L. LORD Agent in New York.
JAS STEWART RSTrsP1S1 NJ % No. SsG1s%s Bond st. New York
II %s sey, .M M 'e4a I Office e of the
5s New s"S & So pd " H. .,ls:e
ing )corrr) New street. s22 2w jgb
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

TO THE PUBLIC
w the undersgned acknowledge that on the 2sh June
W last, accompanied by evil disposed persons we
made unproy ked az and desperate on Mr. James
Deeply regreng deeds Of violence on that OCCASION we
thus publicly apologize and under sacred pr mise now
made future good that past misdeeds may
be forgotten. Signed,
MICHAEL DELANY,
Nv EDWARD DELANY.
1NeW = Aork, september 6th l6i3 s22 2tissm
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MADEMOISELLE CALVE
Monday Evening, September 22d,
The performances will commence at IA O'Clock, with
LA RENE DE CHYPRE.
Catdrlna CorndfO Mile CaNe
Geraru oil Courcy. NlT ATnauu
Jaques De Lusguan M 1arry
Nlocenigo
Herald OF Cyprus. Bernard
Dance by Miss Celeste.
The lnemisson will lake place between the first and second
Acts of the Comic OFera
To conclude with the Come Opera entitled
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
Machioness Of B Berkentieid Mime Matthew
Performance commence at 75ao'clocs. Doors
7o'clock.
The Books of the French Opera. with literal Englihtans
lation, for sale at the ticket Office.
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
ttS- Tickets Fifty Cents-f1
IT, Private Boxes SIS each.
ene,ent foiIce viii always be in attendaxce rrs
good order and keep all improper persons
PALMO'S UYEffA HOUSE.
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

GHOULD DANIEL NEIL, a native of the county of Co ork
- Ireland seaiareng man. and when last heard Of saiied
from Boston TO Chsrleston and from New Orleans
and now alive supposed be trading from Of the
southern ports see this advertisement, he will obllge
his brother, Michael Neil, to hear from him letter
sddessedto Michael Neil care Of A. Saul Newburgh, NJ "
would be gratefully ackno owledgcd sl6 2w@rc