The New York herald., 1845-11-30
BALTIMokE, Nov. % lst5.

BALrIMohE, Nov. 90. lsa5.
Ice in abundance-Ths Sesuins-Markets,4 &c.
Jones Falls are frozen this morning and ice from
an inch to two inches thick is abundant every where
The segun troupe last evening again received by
abrlliant audience. They will do good business in
this city.
STOCK AND MorEr MARKEr.-There has been mode.
rate amount of business transacted during the week
State Loans, which closed last week at 7s have been
sold at ut cash, III III SO days At the Brokers'
Board yesterday small made at CLOSING II
bid, 733 askedhat Sterling hves 81 10; as A. asked
City six per cents motlonless 90. bid 1904 asked
neither sellers buyers plenty in market there
Is Discrimination to operate. In fves have quota
tons.
THE MARxErs-The Britannias accounts, which
reached here last Saturday afternoon sufficient time
to operate by Monday morning. when miers and dealers
advanced prices about so cents bb but unable
to effect any thing of moment; sales, however,
both Of City Mills and Howard street. made
advance of 25 to S7tc but the market still heavy
and at close not 50 IS could be obtained which
about the market rates The inspections of Flour could
and IS bbls. Rye Flour and s5a bbls Corn Meal Grain
Wheat took stand but did not attain the height
.smPlated by sellers the highest price paid for prime,
that have heard Of 81 35 and this early in the
week; and as rates have since declined, cannot
quote 81 81 for red and 81 50 for white-nferior
at TO- and old II 75c with an improving demand
and market firm Oats have reached 40c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e, ls43.
The weather continues extremely cold. The sky is
overcast with clouds and, but for the intense rgdty
we might expect a snow storm before night Copes
splendid packet ship Wyoming just completed at the
ship yard of Vaughan Son, Kensrgton down the
river to day in fine STYLE and settled in her berth the
foot of Walnut street. to take in cargo for LIVERPOOL
She is fairly the line OF Liverpool packets Her
burden is 100 tons
George Howell the noted pic ck.pockst was this morn
ing sent to prison for two and months for at
tempting 10 exercise his profession upon exProsecutng
Attorney e Brooke, Esq, at The Reading Railroad
ished the business of the term this morning
There was but slight difference in the stock market
tanned. State hves about the same Texas notes and
bonds shade better but U $. Bank, down Harrisburg
former and the latter H. The npfovea.ne
will EXHIBIT the state of the market
Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD, Nov. 29Sl2, $50 State bs IA; $1,000
Reading RR Bonds, 7at; $3.50 Lehgh Trust Loan, 7sI;
&C. 900 Texas Notes 2s; ashs Phad Bk 1856 Girard
AYiER sALEs-sl00o Texas Notes, IS; 200 shs Reading
RR So soi loo do DO eS so $500 Texas Bonds ss
s: ki,s1s nh ss so s7 LeAsh Nav Loan
sxeosD BoARD-2o shs Girard Bk s; SIS 900 State 5s
ods "a. $500 do. rw u; shs Reading RR cash. so3;
nde Bank Q; 500 0irard Bk, 81; 50 U Blk, 81; so
Reading RR, 20t.
Arrla sALns-2oo shs " ilmington cash, 25t; s25oo
As do do lsi 100 Resa,ny RR b. sol; s5 do Vcksburg
vi % Girsrd Blk, W; $1,000 State bs, b5, ~.
THE GERMAN DIET vs.. THE GERMAN Press OF THE
Union OF Friday, 18th inst, the following letter
from the Secretary Of State to the publishers OF Ger.
tain OF the German newspapers printed in this
country, having reference to the edict OF the German
Diet prohibiting tie introduction Of American.
German newspapers into the Gcrmanlc States.
DErARTMErr srArK
WAsHiseror, Nov. 10, ls45 {
0ssTLrMEx have the honor to ackno wleogs IN. re-
ospt OF your communication, under date the 18th inst
In whicn, after ssting that you wish to transmit the
Iswspspsrs published by to the United States ie
gao at Berlin and other Official missionaries OF the
United states Ia Germany" you iuqHirsi
First " whether tue papers thss addressed will be
considered az subject to prohibition OF German pa.
pers printed IN the United States"
Secondly. " Ii (such papers bs) intercepted, whethe
the procssding Will os acquisscsdin by the
sf the United States"
In reply to the first inquiry have to state that the
ediot OF the German Diet, prohibiting postmastsrs from
delivering newspapers In the German language publish
IN the United States 10 understood applying to every
paper Of this description to whomsoo addre ssed
In reply TO the second have to observe althou
the edict OF the German diet must be condemned by
every enlightened and liberal man IN both sides of the
Atlantic, still the ulation Of pos oce by
such laws as to its government may seem inst and
proper right that belongs to every State
BY no nation would the to
In any way with the exercise OF this right be more
promptly rebuked than by Ourselves by none there.
lore, should II be more scrupulousiy respected In
regha 10 the transmission OF such publications to
our diplomatic and other func tonares, residing in
tue states where their prohibition is the law of
we iahd, and where poStmasters are forbid 10 de-
nVer them-n evident that they could reach
exempted from scrutiny, through the respect shown
~ he government towards those and ts
sonnosncs that they would make this the means Of
violating the laws Of the country. A respect for our
laws IL sduty the part of every foreirer rssidne
among us the disregard Of which ould not be tolerstsS