The New York herald., 1845-11-29

From tire number OF families OF members coming
10 soonrn with US for the winter, we anticipate
unusually gay and lively season IN the social world
and the absence of theatre will but increase the
number OF parties, routes, balls &c We shall have
a rare time.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, lS45.
Thanksgiving Day-Cold Weather- The Rape Case jury
The Ssguins &c.
Yesterday Thsnksgiving day. and il was Oh.
served by some as day of prayer by others day OF
fun frolicking and rejoicing and by all which
good eating should be observed by and sinner All
manner of business suspended and the only items of
news that have is few black eyes and bloody
among those who engaged rather freely in artificial en-
The thermometer stands at % degrees this morning,
and ice to be found in abundance wherever water was
LEFT yesterday. Even at the wharves, skim OF some
thickness has been formed though the shining out
Joyfully, and all human nature is in good humor
The jury, in the OF Stirling returned to Court
yesterday and we're discharged being unable to agree.
They stood hve for gailty and seven for acquittal
friends of the prisoners family who were got on the
jury by accident, Of course. The five who manfully
selves, dsserve the thanks OF the community.
The Seguins commenced their engagement at Holli-
day street last night with crowded and brilliant audi
ence The prices had been advanced third, pit 37
boxes 76 Notwithstanding which hundreds were unable
to obtain seats The dress circle brilliant. Mrs
bay OF Baltimore, performed Liza, in "Somnambula,"
With great success
PHILADsLrHIA, Nov. %, ls46.
Winter down upon u.s. last night like regiment
Of horse and since hen the weather has been growing
colder and colder, every moment think the ice boat
will be put in requison tomorrow, in order to keep
navigation Clear and if the vessels in port do not make
haste and get away they will be in danger OF being oze
up all winter.
The Warrington Gravs, Capt. McAdam returned TO
the city in the three O'Clock line from New York land
Ing Walnut street, instead of at Arch was expect.
ed. The frs. regiment of Artillery, TO which they are
attached and The State Fsncbles and washington Blues,
rralo in fnl fnrcA nuga Ma n "a
ceive them The regiment halted in line in Arch st
whittier the drays marched after landing The whole
display was brilliant and soldierke
The Daily Sentinel has been changed into afternoon
paper and 1t is the only of the kind published
The posts for the Magnetic Telegraph between this
city and New York are now being laid along Third st.
being made to-day.
have nothing to communicate in regard to thea.
tricsls Miss Lee and the ballet continues to crowd
the Arch street jameson and Breugham draw moderate
ly at the Chestnut Tie National is crowded to sufoca
ton every night and Augusta continues to attract at the
Another buoyant day at the stock boards State
SIS, Reading Railroad, Texas notes. Chesapeake and
Delaware Caual Loan, and schuylkH Navigation ad
vanced J; Wilmington Railroad shares and loans de.
ciined trfe on Wednesdays quotations Altogether
considerable business transacted and prices gener
ally improved
Sales of Stock at Philadelphia.
Nov 70 200 shares Reading Railroad, bs 19I as5 10
do. b .os; 200 do 40 9s; 80 do Wilmington Rail-
road So a6! do DO rw a6t so do do cash a6s $4,000
Mortgage eonds 75 81 shares huy kin Navigation,
aoa 10 do Louisville Bank s 80: $1,000 State s., ~;
loo Grand Bank 90 do Planters Bank Tenn 69t 10 do
scnnylkl Navigation, aa.; sas,O Lehgu 6s, A. 400
shsres Chesapeake Delaware Canal Loan, s3 $50 do
do, sSS; 100 do Reading Railroad, 29k
ArrLR ShLEs.-250 shares Reading Railroad b5, 80;
ao do do 30 $4,000 Chesapeake Delaware Canal Loan,
e31; 10 shsres Pennsy lvsiia Bank 25s2 $4,000 Texas
notes 24i 5000 do do 10 int %; so shares Whining
ton Railroad 26i 100 do do cash 2o 100 do Harrisburg
Railroad l93; 10000 State 5s, 74t; 500 do do 7ls.
SEcoSp BoARp-3l shares Louisville s. so; so Har
risburg Railroad l9t; $4,000 Texas notes 24. do
do 25 5000 do bonds s. 81 400 do do SO, 1000 do do
s7 5000 do los 40 5000 do S. s7 $50 shares Reading
Railroad s0a; so Girard Bank 81; $4,000 Wilmington 6s
'ss 72! 90 shares schuylki Navigation 29| 5000
ss "a; 100 shares Wilmington Railroad %; $4,000 Read
ing Railroad Bonds, 72t $1,000 State S. b5. 74t; 80
sharesfU Bank 81; 10 do Philadelphia Bank, los.
After SALEs7oo shares Wilmington 6s '5s, 72l; 200
do Girard Bank. 9; so do Wilmington Railroad 26 so
do Reading Railroad, ds so3; $500 Texas notes, 25
do do