The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1876.

PHILADrLrHIA, Jan. 81, 1886.
The Weather European Interference and the Balance Of
Porer-Forgsrs Standardization f the N.w York
Train-Theafrissis &c.
The weather is ssn and pleasant though some " hat
damp, and it has feel more like the breaking up oil
winter than the commencement of the bleak month Of
February. Within the last hours the clouds have
broken away and bid fair to have a clear sky for TO-
morrow.
There has been public demonstration Of the effect
upon the public mind Of European interference with the
South American republic of Buenos Ayres and the late
conflict Of the allied with the batteries OF Rosas
the mouth OF the Paranas, but there is considerable IN
dvidual feeling manifested which have no doubt W i'll
give itself vent and exercise an i'm portapt inau
once upon the public councils at Washington. pre-.
dict that those great who in their ky and pulling
notens OF peace when every aspect OF European now.
srs actively hostile to the democratic spirit aspire TO
direct public scntmen ut and stem the Of popular
indignation will soon find themselves overwheimed-
Benton, who made Of himself the Texas oues
ton aud was compelled to back out has perpetrated
pas upon that of the Oregon and OF this rate
should like to know how long IT will be before will
James Morton accomplished forger was this morn
ing sent to the Eastern Penentary Tor nine years by
the court OF Quarter Sessions, and an sccompce named
Toner was sent for five years. The former made n
speech OF considerable power, but it no go He
TOO well known to the authorities.
There ia detention Of The six oielock morn;n0
train from New York as IL has ye arrived and cor.
sequen,y our public without their Herald What
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and the probability that this letter will be closed be-
lore the line gets in The second or O'Clock line mr.
rived at the usual hour, 3 o'clock.
Inc Arch street Theatre has opened and Burton will
prove tha ne Is not dead by appearing on the boards
crowded houses. ~ "'' """'ns
Wechs National Circus is filed TO oyerfown0 n;gb,lv
acter. ~" o''han' CHAR
Inc STOCK market is frm, and large amou of bus;
ness was aone Today state SIS improved with an nm
ward tendency. The State Treasurer IL in ,orrn 81 ~
ing for the payment OF the February intsrsst Th
lowing VIII exhibit the state OF the market 80 ~
Sales OF Stocks at Phn.dc,un,
FIRST BOARD Jan. si-250 shares Reading n n ,oa "a
do Commercial Bank ST. $500 Texas Bonds 10 "a ooo
State Dc 1ok $500 do Ill IL shares Mechanics BanL az
IL do Merchants and Mechanics Bank 23.; $50 40
high Navigation Co. Ia SO do l4I; 100 do y,okshur,
Bank, 81; 100 do Reading RR 2al.
AFrEn THE BoARp-e0 shares Lehigh Navigation 20
li.i 100 do vicksburg Bank 81; $500 State o. i 100 t.
States Bank a!
sEooSD BoARp 80 shares Reading RR, cash. 2qi; so
do ast; so do 29 $4,000 Reading Bonds 7oI; 1900 old
csunty Sc e2i; 2oo0 Reading Bonds So wn o; 500 lie.
hgn Interest 1851; LOO do 35; 100 shares Reading RR
casa 2s $50 do Girsrd Bank bs ST. 525 do 81; SO Har.
70i; 5000 do TO-. - ~ - ~ Vs.
Arrss BoaRo-saooo state % rs; 1000 Reading Bonds
~ S NV o. s9s 1917! 5000 State 7oI 10000 do
' 2VV 90 ~; 5000 do, Sds 7oI 80 Harrisburg RR b.
~ Gfrpppxr Cornu