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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09


We find the following melancholy story in the
New York correspondence of the Philadelphia Post.
1t is indeed dark shade in the character Of city
life.
"a Uognded Spirit Hho Can BeGr."-Sono few
years since, two interesting and accomplished
young French ladies' arrived in this country one of
them as govcrness in the family of an opuIent mer-
chant, returning from Paris She remained with
them a term of years, ana her sister was employed
rs French teacher in fashionable Female Sem
mary up town. Time passed and they reached ma
ture life and by change OF position or loss Of friends
they were compelled to resort to needle work, hay
ing hired couple Of rooms in a house beyond the
densey populated portion of the city. They be.
came very poor but with the peculiar tact of French
ladies' delicdcy led them TO conceal the fact from
friends, who would most cheerfuy have rendered
them any pecuniary aid A few days SINCE gen.
tleman received an anonymous note, probably writ
ten by one who suspected their painful sltua-
tlon stating that these ladies were i'll state of eX
IRENE restitution, and one of them was dead! lie
Immediately went to the obscure home in the up
per part of the city, and the fearful truth flashed o.
yer his mind, that these refined, shrlnkngy deli
cate women had suffered from absolute want with
out even ali intimation of it TO the family who oc
cuped the other portion of the house The survl-
wing one was in very feeble health, very much en-
acated and heart broken at the loss Of her sister
Every aid was rendered and attempts were made 10
soothe the bleeding wounds of the survivor But
she was almost inconsolable, and although herself
much cmaciated and very feeble she refused to be
comforted.
Arrangements were made for the funeral, and on
the afternoon of the succeeding day, number Of
families went out in their carriages, determined to
take the surviving sister to one Of their sumptuons
mansions. Their Amusement may well be conceiv-
ed when upon arriving at the now lonely home OF
these accomplished and once beautiful girls TO find
that the remaining sister also dead Want hat
! produced exhaustion, grief had aided the work o.
death, and when one sister died, the full heart Of
the other was broken with anguish, and both were
laid in the same grave. This Is no fiction. 1t is a
solemn fact, and only another dark shade in the
character of city life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

The Oregon Quesiion-When an heir to prop
erty attempts to forestnll the results of time aud
kills his relation TO gain an immediate possession,
an indignant community stamps It's burning brand
into his folly and crime. Our haste in reference
to Oregon may have less guilt in it, but not less
folly. We run the hazards of war, and all the
miscres which war brings with it, to get immediate
possession of that which time must inevitably make
ours
Nine or ten Americans to Englishman are
settling there when, therefore, the population
of that country shall reach fifty thousand forty five
thousand will be Americans; when it shall reach
hundred thousand, ninety thousand will be Ameri-
cans. Now does any man in his sober senses be-
eve that these ninety thousand arc going TO take
their notions Of civil government from the remain
ing ten thousand? Does any man believe that these
ninety thousand will forget their lineage, lose their
sympathy with republican institutions, and swear
allegiance to the British Crown? There is Just
about much danger that the people of Maine
and Vermont will go over to Great Britain as that
the people of Oregon will. 1t is SANDER on their
intelligence and love of freedom 10 predict such
result
All therefore, that we have TO DO in order to come
into secure possession of Oregon is to let her alone.
Time will make her ours, without any fighting,
either with goose quilts guns. She is bound TO
us by the great laws Of affinity and sympathy, laws
which can be defeated only by rashness and folly.
She will come into arms ust as naturally and
inevitably as vapors rising up from the sea- floating
off to distant mountains, and there becoming con-
densed into Showers return in exulting streams TO
their parent ocean But suppose worst comes 10
worst, and we have TO fight for Oregon; even in
that event the longer we put off the conflict the
better for US. With ninety thousand Americans
there and ten thousand English, or one hundred
and eighty thousand Americans and twenty thou
sand English who can doubt what the issue would
be- We can see reasons why England should
wish to push this matter TO an issue now, but none
why America should, unless it be that Ilotspur
ambition which overleaps itself and falls On the
other edc.--.Nonh american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

Florida.--Ex, Gov. Richard X. Call is the Wing
candidate for Governor Of Florida. William d.
Moseley, formerly Speaker Of the N. c. Senate, J
is the Locofoco candidate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

The Union, the new "Organ" at Washington,
contradicts the rumor that Mr. Van Buren, had been
offered the post of Special Minister to England
The mission has been offered to Mr.. Pickens Of 8.
G. and 10 nobody ese.-1ribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
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Average

The estimate for this road is about $4,000.
Had this road been put under contract q or
months since, he thought it would not have cost
more than $4,000 or 81 0C0 per mile. Since that
time iron has risen very much-and the prospect
now is, that both Labor and provisions will be some
what higher this sumn than last. SO that he
could not now feel justified in encouraging the eX
pcctaton Of the accomplishment of this object alta
less sum than the estimate.
There is yet another class of facts which ought
to be presented and which had much to do in pro-
ducing conviction on his mind, that this stock
will be valuable and worth taking hold Of by the
capitalists with view Of permanent investments
in other New England railroads.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

| NEW ENGLAND AND HER RAIL ROADS.
There was q meeting at Providence recently, to
consider the subject of railroad from that city to
Worcester. Mr.. Jackson, at this meeting, made
speech on this subject, which embodied much use
full and practical information Having expressed
his opinion that the stock in the proposed railroad
would be good, he stated some facts connected with
the proposed road and others drawn from the his
tory of railroads in Massachusetts, which confirmed
that opinion.
! Gentlemen said that they already had n good
road in the Blackstone valley, on which freight
was taken at two dollars per ton, from Woonsccket
to Providence, which was low enough. This was
not Yankee sentiment, for while the Western
railroad took heavy merchandise every day 200
miles for 3 dollars, and the cost Of transportation
the Reading road was but as cents per ton, they
could not call two dollars per ton for lS miles cheap
enough. On the Berkshire mountains the Iron
horse with four men was daily doing the work Of
| G6S horses.
! The number of passengers between Waltham
and Boston was estimated at $4,000, and turned
out to be at the rate Of Just about double the num-
Der for the first year. The estimate for Woonsock
ct and Providence is 10000 Woonsocket has five
times as many spindlcs and twice as many inhabi-
tants as Waltham.
The Portland Railroad cost $4,000 per nile.
Concord 2IOO0
Maine $4,000
Fitchburg 10000
Long Island 160C0
New Bedford 20C00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03


A.HEs- Pots are in limited demand at s. Pearls are
steady at 81 so.
BaEADsIurys.-No change. Gsnesee sells at 81 b6l,
poor d0mand Nothing doing in Wheat
BEEswAx yellsw Of all descriptions Is hell at
acc. The demand Is moderate.
HAY Common qualities North River bale in demand
and we quote IS a0c, prime is held at 42c.
WHnKEY.-Drudge casks arc inactive, and we quote
2ac. Western and prison barrels are held at 23c.
TEAS AT Acknowledgment In the ship Carolina.
Terms, notes at six months, payable In the city Of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers.
Hyson CD bf chests IS cts per h. so do "a "a chests
G6 20 do 63 % do do &c. IS do $751; 81 hf do 81 500
bxs Is ID each, 43. $50 ID do AL.
Yourg Hyson9 half chests 81. do 81, do 90, 25 do
a. do 70 AZ do COL 81 do 62 do 65 10 Go Ga 10 DO
3d. IS do oar ~ do 95 do GOT IS do 60 do b6} do
ASH 81 463 l2l Go 49, 3i7 do Ash o. do Ash l4O do
a0l do Az As do All so 40 4} 2e S0 10 do &c. do 3s
6s7 do SO, 255 do withdrawn.
Hyson sknl3 chests AZ. 81 half chests 455; chests
asa a. 49, 20 do 4oa lido 80, IS do 80 do a 90 half
chests "a
Twankay--l2 1908 halfchCsts %
Gnnpowder7 half chests eS q do sl % do sl} Is do
e SO do 81 81 do 63 10 boxes esch - 2b 4s4 so
- ID boxes A. 100 Glib d2 100 l3b boxes $50 lab do and
500 6bs do withdrawn
imperial half chests slt 10 do TO- 10 do III "a 10
cas- 40 hxs each IL Dab cons 4s 100 lab bis 42 $50 Glib
do 43}, 81 half chests and 100 lab bxs withdrawn.
Ooopgl0 half chests CO. 10 do &c. 10 do &c. So do So
IS do -.
Pscco-l0 chests 4s1 50 do, as
Souchong 81 halt chests s6k 40 do a. 20 do 20A 20l
boxes IL ID each ~ 2O3 chests and 9o2 halt do withdrawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

Y u Haighti Il Fied!e.-2 Nevins cos Hidden son
skinner colo Sands Fuller col Barton Bros-3
Conovsr-3J Brown Wilson Browp-I w Cary
col Coeker-l w spies co--3I G Ehnucer-25 Will
mer Camel Fhilad-3s0 sIorewood cos3 Hy Jessop
q Waison-7 Watts II Norris coll Strachan &
Scott Buterfed Bros-2 w M Ttus-8 Cared COLI
Spedden. Wanen-2s Chouteau jr K co-A New;
b,uid-2 Withsns K sou--2 Geo Hastings x coz X
Tin:on Z co., LETTERS Chester Clark Gca.l Abm Van
Ge" s'scey.s nans son col Wetmore COL T'owt
ssny Young Ellisio Russell Marsh-5 Garner x cos
.ou.-s w Cot-l D v WyeIoif is Henry { swan s
Wolfe 9iillsse-2 w Wi'd-l Sanderson-2 Thompson
Y cot Wiley Punsm-3 I Hunt cog Walsh & Mallo-
y-l Corning Homer CO. Albany- Barton Brcs-2J FL
Ilmao-2 Il Thor.e i Ken'z.n-il Mccall x col
1co1to Patton S'ewsrt.o Bird, Gillian col Pasn x
McIouT-e Richsfdson w stsrn--l A r si.war-i2 A Nj
T,edwell-S Smith, Thurgar col q II Swords-1 Reisa
Bros col 80 bdls iron 36 bxs tin plates Meadl00 do
81 bxs lead plates Stokes Gill coso6 bdls iron Cong
don-lo ties Rea-5 b,les Wight Susses tons
coal 1000 sacks salt Marsha53 Lu low Washing
ton-liS ,, % hdls iron E2gleson B e-277i bars
chs 20 chains 70 order.
TrsasIEnBrT Ai,one-l pkg Edwards scdasrd-i Read
Brehsup79 Bpsleia Koop co20a Blu lsge Hnrer--4 II
IA Bemont-o q r. ssiere < Co.'S q Loewig-77 Des
oder. ~ " "
NEuyITAs-Bargne w BRETT Reported yesterdsy)-lso
nes merogany 100 hhds molasses l6 copper Brett
Vose-i37 hhds mslasses 20 cs segaIs J Lasala.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

On the and instant, of long end severe illness Of
disease OF the spine. JAMES, Of William aud Lillias
Culbert aged years and months
The fisnds and ocqnsntances Of the family are re
specially nvitedo attend the funeral thi, afternoon at
o'slsca from No. II Mulberry street. without further
invitation.
On Thursday evening the lst inst, of dropsy, sArAH
daughter Of the late Dr. Moses Willard aged as years
The friends Of the family and Of her brothers, Timothy
r snd Henry 4 Willard, and Of her brother in law Mr.
Cornelius Bace,ow, respectfully invited to attend her
iunera on Sunday afternoon at alt past o'clock from
the r.sience her mother No % Franklin street, with
out further invitation.
On Friday, the Cd isst of congestive fever CHARLES
McNsLLv, in the 47th year OF his age
The friends Of the family, the members Of Ark Lodge
tfO r., and tho members Of New York Division No
8 cfr, are respectfully invited attend his fun raj,
on sunday the IN inst. az O'Clock P. from his late
residence No 90 Bowery His remains will be conveyed
to Greenwood Cemetry for intermcnt.
GO Cenada papers please copy
On Thursday, the let mt, after short Illness Asr
RoosEv wife Of John Rooney, Of County Claire in the
36sh year Of her age.
His friends and relations are respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral. thi, day, at O'Clock, from Atlantic
D,ck, South Ferry, Brooklyn, without further invita-
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

Eliu. Moody CUBE Ar. se.h ssyhower Grant NYok for
mary Ap Merass T.ou Richmond
EN- Gsos Hssy G 70. b., for New
York '''''
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s1os ssss1asS; .S: % q Boston SsS:, sas!
sssas Nsy Il ,sssT a D'Fs
Plhad,pha oa,ro Pror TO fit for whaliag
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IsSs Lsss mps Radius: Pu%%sr hsysna Moz Ms
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Wis% MSsis w%p, s 'sa 70: David Rsss Co;
SG i@as and t's%Gn;
Oh rio. J.atia. and CHI. Henry Harding, No5io. susn,
a' i, HsIis PES Az iss
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Hssas. Hszs All, sS:: Tasss Ss s aaa.s..
BALTIMORE, May Arr Eutaw, Ford, Mobi!e James Ed
ward Weber Philadelphia; Water Witch, LeBrou u john
PR Eagle Fssseadsn ord Love, Soks,. Eostn Are hu,a
BIT Ens.s. Ha,b1r Island; Elvra Knight Newburypor
WILs.,xpros, NC April 23-Arr Granite HOPKINS New
Phiad phi; 18th Clarion Leland; Frances. stuart and
Jones Cranmer NYnk; John Boynton Bl CAN'T Jsmaica
2sth Charlotte Br] Moody. Liverpool Cid 18th. Tange
Park, Warren ri; 2sth Jonas Smith, Colett NYork; Jane
Yates. Tolmao, Barbados.
CHAnLEsreN, April 2S-Ar runroe. Watts, New Orlelcs
18th, bers. Warwick Savannah Ann FL Redmond New
York Cid 29th, Othello Tucker Haue Kingston B] ste
pens Liverpool Eagle Weeh which sid hence Sunday
Tor Boston, returned asst evening" leaky
SAVANNAH April 90 Arr votaire, Bradbury Thomaston-
Gid CLYDE Theobad Lvcrpoo Export Swasey, Philadelphia
tnoBiiE, April ss-Cld B Wales Croker, LIVERPOOL; Mi
chgan, Mason New Orleans; isabella Kelly, do Lion, Henry
Savannah 81 Denys, ProvdenCe Gath, karwe Scudde Can
tons Gloucester, Pollard. Apaachicola
Fortune tTuscan1 Dement'S Gibraltar; Chenango, Suow
Bord'npx 23d, Hiah Hammond. York; Allegheny, Shank!
land Phi,adelphia; John Harvard, Duncan Have Ock
brook Hull. Fr,nces soue Lucia Martha Kinsmm
Jameson Dsmerar; vsPdalia Watts. NYork Bslow coming
SNOW and Corom ndel. lBrl seogwck Iiverpool Jane
Mayberry, and Gil Bias Lawson New York; erson Dyer,
Philadelphia Amazon, Wedge and st Rosa Webb Baltimore
VIM Henry, Norris Cha!leson 23d, Alabama Wnde Hava:
na; VIM Abrams Brl Fisher; Yorkshire, lBr1 Bache aud
Eiz bsth Barclay Lyerpool Madison, Foster Mar
Marseilles Princess Royal lB] St Johns; Trenton Oliver
Ssene.ee lnot and franklin New York; Mary
The TaTy MOI reports parted the 2Oh off mouth of
fraud with MaYmi honn m York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

Medical N0tncc.--Tba Advertisements Of the
New York Colcss Of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
the Suppression OF Qcackcry in the Of all deases, vii
w =. RICAAHDSON. M. D.. Agent.
Oce and Consul ING Rooms OF the Colleges Nassau
IA, All PhiiadeIPhia s.Dscriptions @ tns
Co, Ledger Building Third street Chestnut Tsrm
ID cnts mouth, including The Sunday Or s. cent?
cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale Saturday
ngcr 81 cents 81 delivered In any part Of
Philadelphia free of portage
All se new and cheap Pgblieaons for sale at their e.
tablshment, soon a. issued wholesale and retail
- With the exception Of paper, the "Haadn is read
much, perhaps, in Phadepha paper published
treInents handed TO agents half past o'clock will a
in th- Herald dsv. NW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
PhlIadelphia cattle Market.

MAY Beeves-l0s0 head offered. including 3l2 from
Ohio and so from Virginia Demand good, and sales OF
1000 head, including 800 ior New York. at 50 IS So IS
per 100 lbs.
Cows and Caves-2s0 ofered-sales OF dry Cows ct So
each.
swiuc-6oo offered Sales Of 600 at 81 so So IS per
100 lbs.
Sheep and Lnmbs-lloo offered. Sales Of Sheep at 81
IS - each, and Lambs at 81 so , so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

The eading features OF these banks have fallen Of par
ticuarly the deposits The decrease in discounts ID
$sl4ss; in circulation $27,s75, and in deposits S,ls 7o
while the increase in specie amounts to ,loe Tho
proportion of specie to circulation IL efficient ensure
the prompt redemption Of the issues while the discounts
compared with the amount of capital are by no means
large Tie banks appear to be in sound condition in all
taedepartmeAss and the uniformity Of movement guaran
tees tudicisus distribution Of its loans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 3,
Clea red.

Cleared.
Ship, Angeque. Edwards Amsterdam, schuehard., Fsvre
f Pa Dssa'sy Sfas ssa
s sSSy BSi 5S:s sn
s s:a Ssss Wsi.s Gs5m:,.
oIy PhI.dpha AID Co CSmps plan ssfKE sIg
and Ts,esss n
Packet ship Oxford Rathbcne from Liverpool. April with
Ssrqse WIN Fisher Liverpool Msd e. for Monisa aaa
s saa s II" S%
the lat &c 80 Ion 49, to the lat ~ 80 and Ion So several large
81 British s.1aus 1aaon smm AZ days om Liverpool with
b:iaas NJ. Eassna Foster, % day. from New Orleans.
myth ?s: e. ali &c T0'f spoke ship
ma,tr d a. Pig Aous Constantine, 80 days from Trieste
s%:ah Sfs Thc'e Pss Anderson $, day. from Le.horn,
with shs 500 d tons Ea as.be g. bal:
s .t sn as s 50 H.
fs s.1s. LsGn. 70. ;gSss brig James Hay Of
Asr as asy: N With nd.
ss:,: ~ zig;
o.ss SS S. Day
brig ;.p .: S E. be s =; Emily Ghseoa
,h; Se st I'd .aS ss, asy
bnsh schr Ida, Howard ~ DAYS from Sierra Leone with "a
Leopard skns l20 csks palm oil
$3.50 90 cSppI 7s3 90 c9%Po.tion $3.50 hides
Gambia and James Hay Br) Isaac NYok sid 18th Mch
18th Mc lat g. lon 70 &c. spoke brig Truxon bound to
Praya, all WE'LL 27h lat A. Ion Is 3d. spoke ship Gipsey Of
wanaea 2s ult lat 70 s Ion 81 B. schr Good Exchange ds
schr Sarah, Davis Is days from ndadd de Cuba with ls
hds 22 3s bbls moasses Order Left ult Franklin
gibbs ldg; Empire, Adams for NYok lih; John Drew TO
load for do st Smons fun St Jago 5h; American 6h;
days 80 - ~ - '
Schr Colorado Church, % days from Savanna Ia sr JAM
Left brig Joseph, Of and for NY , daysonly American
IL ut on Cape Antonio, ship Essex, Of Boston.
schr Brilliant, Mcintyre. days from Pouce PR with la9
hhds sugar Is do molasses to Rowland & AspiuwalI.
schr VIM Bird, Thomas. fem WashiHg ton, NC. with
cotton. 10 master. -
stores, to master.
schr Washington, Poole days from Baltimore with md.e
to K Briggs $50 ~
Sch. Lynchburs Could from Richmond with -four to AL
schs anter Chopper from Rappahannock with timber to
schr Melville, Kent from Lubec with plaster to Smith
Boynton. $500 :
schr Benz Bgelow Baxter days from Boston, with mdse
TO IN ,ster. - e
One brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Philadelphia Hamburg Renz Orleans; Charlie
oregon Norman, and Swatara Charleston barques ard
ner Belize, Hon 81 Joseph, Richmond; Lewis Norfolk and
others. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

o. Wednesday the s0h Of April, al New Rochelle by
the Rev. James Handrean, MArsoN T. ARROW of West.
to JANE HORROR youngest daughter Of George
w. Horton, Of City Island
On T6ursday May |, by the Rov. DR.. McElroy, Mr.
WILLIAM MELLls, from Huntiy, Scotland, to Miss AVN
HAwrHsRN, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

lions OF dollars iacrease in specie to enc and half mil
lions, and circulation to one million
We annex the official report Of the State Bank of Ten
nessee and branches for March 81 lsa5 sred with
that OF June ss aud Sept 1914 There has been avery
slight increase In the aggregate movement A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
Second Board.
Sales OF stocks Mt Boston.

MAY g Boston and Worcester RR, TIA; Western
RR 90 do so Western RR scrip ioa ITO do lOaa;
Eastern KR 1927 90 Cnars les Branch RI a' New
Wilmington RR 2o2 $50 do bolm, 2s 80 Boston stock
; 60 do balm is; 100 Reading RR, bcsn, 2ik; 100 do
do 72I. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
MARITIME HERALD.
shipmasters and Agent..

we shall esteem favor Captains of Vessels will give
to RoBERT SLyEy Captain OF onr News Boa,s eport Of
ihe shipping LEFT at the whence they saledhe vessels
aasw:psps. or new. they have Agents and
this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

LsasG i.. A 'hip Csescn, rm Bos,osJ
AZ hs'd f,anss cSmp Mr. iteSsoei. Gi,lsi,iG'
John Nicholson Wm Pierce Blake and sos ins
il.s Nh Msss Ms, ks,ca IL siss ssl
Smith. Secretary OF the Teasury TIas Lans A,c hsho'
Mae prnd and scy,at, Mr. Barber Newton u Shield.
Eorte,; N Ansays Wm ilaber.haw Hunt lily & Clars
csp, v ae y, ~ Hs.y y! qsass%ood w rni NYoL
SMa pl.wa,s Gity; Thp, Amy p.rtSoah Mass
saz, frdrcso spain; John Moler Hamburs Rev And
hias olssgow.I For Hsl,sx-J Or UGH, Cobb, A Lyle
son. Miss Boggs M Cater, NJ Eastwood-ll. TOTAL So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

There has been en- increase IN livery department. The
increase In deposits is several hundred thou and dollars
argss dian Ia discounts THIS Is very pccur feature
ad Tat the Increase in discounts Is not required
- carry ont tie operations OF trade hn ef provide
Tor the Mt cf tho NOES Of the deposiior they or
ige 81 ma,usty The increase in the ,unt 0! deposits
sool evidence that the payments arc no. large
uaual The increase in specie and circulation Is snull
Judging from these returns. estimate that the aggre
gate Increase In tho loans Of the city banks within the
last quarter, would amount to abou. Tour and hall mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
DomcstIc ImpOrtations.

, NEW ORLEAns-Barque New Fngand-sO7 hds sugar How.
land Aspinwal-l0oD bbs flour Neviux son-i2'5 do
D~5rht co.Sl kegs bile cotton Hows Godfrey co4i
l722 bbs 2o0 bags order " -
sT MARKs-Brig GaIvesion-e2 bales cotton Holbook Mel.
son co-l35 Atwafer Weord-s7 Orray Taft co-34
Whse Il nc Center fcs Stuart Boyn7I War
WainR-3 Doremus, Snydam ( Nixon "a q w Belts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03
BY Last Night's Southern Mail.

PHLADELPHIA, May 2Arr Monongahea, Turey, L'verpl;
tulema, Mayo and Gen Warren Welsh, Palermo; VIM Pitt,
Savannah.
BALTIMoRE, May Arr Colorado. Cerrs. Boston David
Jane Gotta, st Johus. PR; sus, Lauderman, DsmeTaT-
dria
NORFOLK, April 3oAr Narragansett. Baker, and Concert
Mays Boston; Virginia Ncke-son, Newport; Louisa Perry
WaIrsn Ja Barbour Bush PrSvidence SID vsspes
Ragel sm NYork via Baltimore for Rios also, Massachusetts
BuTgesS, BaltimOIe { L Bns,nu.
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Esasse myers Arrived.

LNEsrooL- Packet ship OIford-Airs f Brewer, Henry
Leser simeon Harris, New York: Wanc aud lady Lana
Storage. >"'' - 81 A'"''' ''"''a -" y" "N
Nkuytrh,-Brque Marin w Brett--C},orge Di,sou U 8
New VaL Neqts, aud lady. Of Boston; Mrs Mayhem, of
r,vor o,k RULER Boston; Don Pedro Aguero Cub Mr.
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