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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-18

MONEY MARKET.


The stock market continues very steady and the trans
actions limited. Spectators anxiously looking for
the Acadia's news.
The shares Of the Western Railroad of Massachusetts
have recently advanced IL per cent in view of pre-
sent and prospective business Of the line The stock
now sold with the dividend on, of but after the
25th December six weeks hence II will be sold d.
vdend off. The annual report will show most aatter-
ing and brilliant result and probably place the stock
par with Of those which present command much
higher premiums
The next dividend will be paid two months earlier
than heretofore and the singular fact will be presented
of three dividends in the space of ten months viz
inMarch. one in August, and one in January. Those
who bought this stock last February, when it fell con
siieraby below par in consequence of failure unite
with its neighbour the Worcester road have done better
than those who sold at that time.
The Concord Railroad has never been below par but
this is single exception Within few yea RS the wor
cester, Fitchburg, Eastern, Providence, Lowell and
Maine have all been at considerable discount in thu
Market but their increased revenues have changed boh
price and value.
The Mayor of st. Louis, Missouri, has appointed -
agent for the SALE hypethecaton Of the new bonds q
that city. The agent, c. X. Budel, Esq. will soon viz
this city, upon this financial business
We the several monthly statements of the banks
Of South Carolina for the purpose of comparing the az
gregate movement in each department. one period with
another. They exhibit very little variation.
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Hosass lntaitiGenesl

Nos. H. .sgrsa cf shsp Lftsfs-Oricef McDoussi
OF me oh ward arrested yesterday two black fellows
eaaen sam hchardson and Bill Pomroy on charge Of
.saink sn ths store of Mr. John Msor go Canal st
an oNereosl worth sii cloth dress valued at sl,
ana par 81 pants worth S. making in all 500 II ap-
PeaI ese "o black fellows went into the store early
yesterday morning, under pretence of purchasing some
clothing The only person in the was small boy
son OF Mr. Major whom they induced 10 leave the tore
IN search OF ms father but before he returned the
rascals made good their escape the clothing but
were subsequently nabbed" the Five Points by the
above officer and Justice Drinker committed them bo,b
for trial. Notwithstanding the great exertions made by
their legal advisers to build up abb
Piek-pockets at pork againAs Mr. Louis Wilents W ne
passing from James street to Maiden Lane, Yesterday
some light fingered pick pocket commonly called gon
nouf extracted from his poe ket slet Containing
S25 in half eagles together with German passport No
arrest Where's Jew Nike
On the Entry "Layr-Some sneaking thief entered the
hall Of the dwelling house No. 40 Clinton Place about
O'Clock Monday evening, and stole therefrom hand
cloth cloak, valued at $25; likewise oyeTcoat
worth 49, and escaped.
Stealing Boat-A warrant was issued yesterday by
Justice Drinker against boatman by the OF John
Hays, charging him with stealing a boat from Jersey
city the property of Mrs Charlotte Rhodes valued at
$40 Upon the matter being Investigated before the
magistrate the accused proved clearly, by several
spectacle witnesses he purchased the boat of black
man called Anderson for &c. on the 18th inst; conse.
queny these representations the dismissed
Petit Ldreenies-A woman by the name of Bridget
Callahan arrested yesterday on charge Of stealing
hat VEIL and black silk dress, valued at $4 belonging
to Mary Rogers No 49 Leonard street. Locked up by
Justice Osborne for trial.
ing wallet, containing 81 in money belonging Pat.
rick barley, residing at No. "a Water.st
Mary Ann Stewart brought in and committed for
stealing straw hat worth So belonging to Jane ssven,
No. 40 Leonard.st.
Ellen Bradley was arrested last night by Off.
Ger Corneen OF the 9th Ward, tor robbing man
called Hugh Dooey off wallet containing So while in
house Of rather doubtful reputation the Five Points
Locked I'D for trial
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Ihs following ara the catalogues q arrival. a NJ
Respective hoies ior the last tao tsys-unstutlr sc
Wesern:"-
ANssIeAs-T, Williams. L. s Army; + Bsusdist
l. Jennings, Newburss; lion n john. S.s Vol
Capt smith Us Eng; 6. ssansea. Oneida co W
Go1en. fhilsdslphisi r. La,is; Columbia y. seskpsr
Mschlen Washington ~ Dec amp. 4. = Navy "
Carnochan, Floridai Capt Alden. 4. = Army, . Liant
AsTOS-w. P. Beschsr, New YORK; w Davies. rouxh
keepse; w. morrill,, I'd Wilcox. w Hart. W. Anderson
Philadelphia: kiIkiam baltimore g Hedges, roaxh
York; d. Harris, Buffalo g Harris, Norfolk Hays
Washington i. Hale, Bsl,imerei a csss. sos,oai ,.
Nsthsns, Philsj C. Kuster, Bsltm"rs ~ Yong rhils
D. spooner. Boston; }. McCanley, rhlla; q. wnnsr
Boston, Boat. Lewis. rhils r peS,sT Boston ,ss s.s.
Haght, Troy; j. Peck. New Orleans, C. johns, Rics
%ond; A. Hastings. BOSTON, Mr. Booo, BALTIMORE Thee
Crrrlssac Idler, Philadelphia; J. Mocrea %; J. Fis-
ming ONO; Fletcher, Virginia; Parker fennsylv.
Elliott fSsds IS ssr ms6 nsI bi Young
T. Dare Phiadelphis, w. Drcedon, R,chmesA . neyt.
Connecticut 2 Petigrew. North Carolina Captain Ma
DO, Of Kingston. Canada; w. Haynes. Great Western;
Mr Brahart passenger in do = Hastings, Nassau o
passenger in Great Western canada, D. Lsiis rhilssr
phia T ketchum, Virginia. = Fletcher. 40, M Hill
Oswego; I. Fletcher, Virginia
FRANxLIS-Henry Ives, Cincinnati; v. Bacon. Itch
field Rev Kidney, Cstskill; l. Clarke, Cana ohars
H. Iuce, Montreal; A. Rsuth. Philadephis, J. Poster
Boston; C.. Ewing, Tuscalooss, n. Wilson. Ohio, r.
Mullach, Philadelphia; A Lowe, Albany; s. Mccoy, 40;
J. Hand, do; W. Townsend, New Hsveni C. Good in,
New Hsveni r.. Bsssett, Connecticut; "a. BsbcocS,
Troy; w. Tsrbert, u. 8. Revenue Service.
- HowAnD-Mr Littleheld, oswegoi Manchester.
Plymouth; J. Richardson, Canada; :. Pultney, Baltr
more; r Beleams, Baltimore; u. Bates Philliysion; W
Rookie, Washngton Mr. Pratt, Boston, r. Finley Geo
George King, Morristown; Captain weber. Troy; A.
Patton Canada; MIR. Ferguson, NY. George nsbcock,
Troy; J. Harrison New Haven; Hon Anderson West.
chester; j. Gilmore, Alabama: j. Bacon, Albany Hon
7. Osborne, Fairfield; c. Dodson, England, L. Topper
Troy; p. Clay, do; A. Brastow Boston; b. Harden,
Worcester; I. Taylor Oswego; 4. &. Carpenter, Al.
burn; A. Patton, Canada MIR. Hoiord, London; Pat.
tersen. Phia.
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past has been as annexed :

The circulation was larger the aist October, ls4
than at any time since December, lsis The increa4
within the month Of October amounted to four hundr
thousand dollars, and has doubt been called f0r az
required to afford facilities for bringing forward the
crops The banks in ell parts Of the country general
increase their circulation for that purpose at this
Of the year.
The above returns show the aggregate movement
oil the banks and branches of South Carolina for ssvs
,XanEs Yhs lQRs1aa Eqtyras exhibit The movement
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ARRIVALS BY THE GREAT WEsTERN.-The Hon.
Sir Allan McNabb, late Speaker of the Canadian
House of Assembly, arrived in the Great Western,
and occupies apartments at the City Hotel. Capt
Mathews, commander of the 'Great Western -
as twill be seen by our movements" is, with
many others at the same hotel
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Religious Intelligence.

EDEprc ArroS-The new Catholic Church at Richmond,
was dedicated Sunday morning. Bishop Hughes, OF New
York, addressed the congregation. large concouse
OF persons were present.
company Of Missionaries was TO sail yeaesaay rom
spculiing and wife, Rev. John scudder MD, wne anu
two daughters, Rev. VIM. w. scudder and vile, Kew
John r. Chandler and WIFE Rev. George Forde and wiie,
and Rev t. p. Hastings There to be farewell ms
siornry meeting on wednesday aning next in the Ws,.
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NAvAL.-The Secretary of the Navy is about to
ill up the navy with the full complement of men
allowed by Congress 1t will be seen, by an ad.
vertisement in another column, that 900 men
are wanted Tor the Ohio, soon to be put in COM
mission. We learn also, from good authority,
that the apprentice school system is to be imme-
diately revived. Had it been continued in opera
ton heretofore, our Government would not now
be in such want of hands
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u. =. Circuit Court.

Nov. 17--DEcisroSs.- Conrad w. Fsber and Leopold
Berwirth, beants and appellants, ship Newark her
tackle, &c.-Thomas Durham & Co.. claimants, respon
dents and sppeees Decree OF the court below
ed with costs and reference to the clerk to ascertain
damage
David N. Love, libeant and appellant the steam
boat William Young her tackle, Schedules Adrance
and Gilbert Hopkins claimants and appellees Decree
of the court below affirmed with costs.
The ship Grafton, her tackle, &C. Edward Darlington
claimant respondent and appellant, David Heran,
James Lees and James Hewitt bellants and appelees
Decree of the Court below affirmed.
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MORE REaULART AND VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO.
We learn that the gallant Capt. VIM. H. Walk
er, who distinguished himself under old 'Rough
and Ready" during the Florida campaign, leaves
in few days, with a company OF 80 men, for
Point Isabel, to join his regiment, 9th infantry.
In addition to this we learn that nj. G.. Hart,
Esq, of this city has received the appointment of
Suiler to the Fourth Regiment of New York Vol
unteers commanded by Col. Thomas
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Total s.75e77 ,3i7ss2 H. 33s 1870 80
Since the report for September, there has been quit
ant increase in the aggregate movement the oirculd
ton, loans and discounts, balance due to banks in Oil
State to banks in other States in deposits but the id
creass in any single department has not been very largo
The circulation at the date of the last report arg
than at the date Of either of the other reports included
in the above returns.
The aggregate bank movement of the State for sevs
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ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP ACADIA
AT BOSTON.
r o q r D AVS L TER
FROM EUROPE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
AT BOSTON
&c. &c. SC.

The steamer Acadia, from Liverpool, arrived
at Boston yesterday morning, at half past nine
o'clock, making the passage in twevei days and
eighteen hours.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 4th inst.
The Acadia having left but three or four days
after the Great Western, brings very little news,
and as our Boston correspondents received the
news by the latter, previously, by telegraph, they
have sent the variation in the principal market
quotations only.
The cotton market had undergone no material
change.
The following was the state OF the markets a,
Liverpool, 4th Nov The price of corn has adj
vanced since Oct. 30, and the best quality oil
corn is quoted at IS shillings per 4SO lbs.
The price of flour has declined Is. Cd per Dbl.
since the sailing of the steamer of Oct. 80
Flour in bond, best quality, is quoted at 33s.
per Dbl.
Flour free of duty, or. free flour, is quoted at
35s. per Dbl.
Ordinary Orleans and Mobile cotton is quoted
at to 81 pence.
Fine do. iat 81 to 6s pence. Good do. at 81 to7i
Cargo, by the Steamer Acadia, Tor New York
Samuel Cochran cases, 2 parcels, 2 boxes
Wright, Large & Latimer, IS cases; Buckley,
Graham & Go l parcel; Wiley IL Putnam, l
do; B. A. Mumford box, and w. J. Marion
l do
Passengers by the Acadia.
In the steamship Acadia from Liverpool for Halifax
For Boston Rollins and lady Irsnsd. and lady,
Mr. Slsbee lady, child and servant Mr. unroe and lady,
Mr. Bstersby and lady Mr. Roberts and LADY, Mr. Burtet and
Conway Decrps CURSOR, Winsow G5senoush Parker Har
Harvey Smith, Peter Michel, J: s. sehunef T. Keig
mans Descove May Greenyille Lieut. Hughes, Ceilings,
Lord Pe5%sndo:e, II. Lucas Alexander AuldI35.
nurse; Mr. Brown. Mr.. Hastings, Capt Sanford-7.
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Musical Intelligence.

< HENRI HEnz.-This great artist is in Philadelphia
He will give his first concert in that city, on Saturday
evening next
LEoroLB De MErER.-The Baltmoreans will have an
opportunity of hearing the lion" this evening After
his concert in that city, he will return to New York and
Boston AT the latter place he is engaged to perform
the. thcnaeum
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&C., produced and accounted for without supernatural
agency in four experimental Lectures, the Human Soul
by LIE Roy Sunderland, in Lyceum Hall, Broadway near
Prince street. Tuesday, Wednesday Friday and Saturday
of the present week. att p. M. Admission a5csnrs. 4
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers' assortu aent
embraces. possible pattern of PEN pocket desk
sporting Knife with variety of choice Razors which
will be warranted to the purchaser Also. Scissors Nail
Files &C.
q. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway
q few doors above Courtland street
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Portable Shaving Cases,-The undersigned
ave devoted their attention the improving and
perecIg hess useful aud necessary articles and have
hand larse variety, of suitable
wants Of the travelling community; Tor sale by
q. sAUNDERS& son,
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel
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Citizens and Strangers visiting the City,
being OF wig toupee would call
the Of GoxsSmer
PEGS, manufactured by GILBERT Fletcher practical hair
Howard Hotel. "
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Before Judge Ingranam. - 80
Nov. H--Braggs Whinimore vs. VIM Jones' Sherg'
&c-This cause was resumed this morning. The de-
fence was justification Defendant justified under
raj executions against both Knapp and Buckley The
cause was sgan adjourned.
Before Judge DAILY
Thomson q Yanceghten Va Lehman Byrne.-This
was an action Of respass TO damages for al
legged forcibe entry The plaintiffs dealers in fancy
goods md carry business in the first and second
stories of the house No so John street Defendants are
skin merchants and occupied the basement of the same
store The passage from the street plaintiffs premises
was through the hall the defendants he'd also TO pass
through trap door in the same hall passage On
several occasions in the months Of September and Octo
ber 1sA5, the defendants to the premises take
out part Of their stock and the plaintiffs slege that they
entered forcbly raised the trap door each OCCASION
keeping forcble possession, obstructing the plaintiffs
and their customers and refusing them all egress and in
gress TO the premises 1t that the question be-
the parties Is had the defendants right Of egress
and ingress in common with the plaintiffs After the
examination of one witness, the court adjourned.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, wednesday, November Is, 1915.
the Foreign News-The Probable Down
fall of Speculation.

BY the arrival of the steamship Great Western
at this port, and the Acadia at Boston. from Liv-
erpoo, we have advices from all parts OF Europe,
fifteen days later than those previously received.
They are highly interesting.
TIE most important item of commercial intel
ligence is that the price of flour had ceased TO
advance with the rapidty necessary for spe-
cuation. Contrary 10 almost universal
pectation, the Corn markets Of Great Britain were
exceedingly heavy, and the only article of food
from the United States in demand, at improving
prices, was Indian Corn. Quotations for this grain
per quarter were higher than those for the same
quantity of wheat, but for food it goes further,
and IS, therefore, much cheaper to the poorer
classes. The supply Of Indian Corn in the Liv-
erpool market was, by no means, equal to the
demand, and every arrival was taken immediate
ly for shipment to Ireland
The advance in Cotton, although slight, is con-
trary to the anticipations of spectators in this
market. The Liverpool market was active, and
sales TO some extent had been made to specula-
tors. The short supply of breadstufs in Europe,
act as very great check upon any advance in
the price OF Cotton, by reducing the consumption
ofihe raw material Had the harvest of Europe
been full an average. there would nave been
greater advance in Cotton than we have realiz-
ed for years; it is, do not believe that prices
will be enough higher to make up for the de-
iiciency in the supply.
The depression existing at the latest dates in
the London money market was caused partially
by the prospect Of demand for the precious
metals for export to the United States. The i'm
mense importation of breadstutls into Great Bri-
tain from this country during the past three
months, and the limited expectation to the United
States, has placed the balance oftrade so much in
our favor that it is impossible now to prevent the
flow of specie into ports and into the vaults
of our banks. The demand for exchange in this
market is small, and the rates rule so low that
returns must be made in specie large impor-
taton Of specie would have favorable influence
upon business generally, for time, but it would
have tendency to produce an initiation in the
currency calculated to stimulate speculation and
overtradng, which would be checked by the re-
tum tide OF the precious metals to Europe, so
suddenly, as TO derange commercial affairs and
produce great deal of embarrassment. Should
the importatioas in the spring be very large, we
should be compelled to send back all the specie
the course oftrade may now bring to us, and the
result would be much more unfavorable than in
the event of there having been no movement in
specie at all.
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Court Calendar-Th1s Day.
xsos rLsAs-Psrt it'll, 10, a. -, a. 81, a. &c.
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The crowd then, as soon as the result was given by
the Judges hastily left for home those with their blind
horses and dilapidated vehicles mot wishing to be left
behind taking the ead and from the darkness of the
night and the horrd condition of the roads, number Of
spills took place; but nothing of very serious nature
WIS heard Of
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
PHRENOT.0aY. -.

NAVE formed co.partnership 10 the prac
II tice of the Law. They will punctually
attend TO business entrusted to them in the Cir
cult and Probate Courts of Lauderdale Clark,
and the adjoining counties, and in Superior
Courts Of Chancery and High Court Of Errors
and Appeals, in Jackson.
Address the firm, either at Marion, Lauder
dale County, or at Quitman, Clark County
SHIELDS l.. HUSSEY,.
Of Marion, Miss.
JOHN H BLANKS.
of Quitman Miss.
Oct. 20, 1916. 24+f
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
REpUBLTcATToN or

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Medical.
!" no the TafIIer. -

10 10 the Ladies. IN
nR SALMON begs 10 iniorm the Ladies
Of Mississippi, that having devoted he
attention 10 The exclusive treatment Of the dis.
eases Of FEMALES, IN the celebsaled Hospi-
,al ofSAINrNkFTR, ia France, he feels con.
hient IN being able 70 offer them relief in ell
lie diseases incideniio females
Dr. s. has locafed himself ai Ransom Ne.
ElrOy's, Esq. Marioa, HI. where Ne may b
consulted by ietier, OF visa when DOT over oue
hundred miles When b. leiisr. the symptoms
mos Be fully and accurately stated, add me5i.
eide o. prescription viii Be- senf az required
Dr. Ssimon refers 70 TIE following gentlemen
ProfssOr Hail, BalfiHores Henry A. Skin.
ner, Esq, Clart Cgnafy, Ala jos. Noble
DO, Do. : Ransom HcElroy, Esl. Mares. III;
DR. B. Earle, Mobles q VI GaiusE. M.
be John cIuiyres Esq- Dceairr Nj
Mar 6, 1915 Iy-sT
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
NOART NYON. M. D.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Jasper ,end-Jones counties and
Aatiers himself from having been extensively
engaged in the practice If Medicine for the last
thirteen years in Southern climate, he will
be able to render satisfaction 20 his patrons
His charges will be made in reference to the
times. lie keeps his Office at Judge Millsap's,
three miles east Of Claiborne
DR.. L has MEDICINES, at retail prices
at his shop
May 20, 1916. 4GStf