The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

fHiLADEISHiA, March 2s is%o
zns WsstAer-7As late Elssasn-Fsreisn Relations,
Stscks, &c.
The weather has assumed that mild form peculiar to
April, though occasional blow reminds us that
March has not yet taken his departure.
Though the natives carried all the wards but three In
Remington Friday yet they are in minority Of from
hy to an hundred the popular vote OF the whole dis
trct In Spring Garden their majority 10 very small,
and In Southwark, though large il considerably di.
minshed II is marked by peculiarly in all three
districts and in fact throughout the county and that
the almost total extinction Of the whg party In the
city where the wings are In the ascendant the demo.
have stood firmly to their ticket and nat,ism is
ofcourse, crushed between the parties In the little
township ofPsssyunk whore the natives have hereto
fore been in the ascendant they have been beaten,
slectng only their constable and assistant assessors the
democrats elecng the majority, and most important OF
tho township officers This sign of tho lines. and
Porsenas dees to navism in the first Congressional
The body Of the young woman found in tho dock at
ae street has not yet been Identified and considerable
interest is manifested about her.
We are anxiousy watching the progress Of events at
Washington in relation to our foreign affairs The Ore
pe In proportion as 1t is likely to be connected with
other issues growing out OF tho designs Of the European
powers ON TINS contiasn. we an ,ook 70 Mexico with
chy there Is looked upon - direct movement entago-
nisc to our republican ins:itutons-as a base line Of
operations for the cut Threats Of Europe against our de.
mocrstc principles similar to- but ammo ying than
tho lne formed the North by tho In
Canada II Is the belief of people that Paredes will
force monarchy on Mexico rebellion will take place.
Europe will help the monarchsts and tba at we will find
i necessary to interfere. The movement of General
TaySr upon tho Rio drands is looked upon with favor
and We hope 1t will be followed up speedily by de-
monstraSsn upon It, Juan dUlloa and Vera Cruz II
only by taking the initiative that the dssgns the
IoPsan and American monarchsts can be frustrated
without great loss.
The stock market was active to-day though notice
no Improvement In prices State AYES went down
about $50 900 changing hands in the morning. prices
varying from 70t 70f The fall of State securities re.
suits principally from the uncertainty al to the amount
OF damage sustained by the State works but the
ued condition Of eur foreign relations may also have
come influence.
Sales or Stocks nj Philadelphia.
BOARD OF BsoxEss, March 23-FiRsr Board.-365 Sus-
quehanna Canal Bonds "a; shares Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank Al $4,000 State Elves 7O 600 do SIS
800 B. So 704 As Lehgh 40 400 shares Reading
railroad 37f; 5000 Reading Bonds, so; 600 Nor
fstoWn Railroad do b. w, so; 100 81 10 900 State 5s
90 Tot; 10000 do SIS w, TOT; 200 shares Norrstown
81 $50 shares susquehanna Canal ST. shares Bank Of
Pennsylvania 1891; 1000 Chesapeake Delaware Canal
'o!; 5000 Cincinnati Water Works. s65; shares Mo.
chsncs Bank, 25 % Oirard Trust 2}; SO Norristown
Elves, TOT
ArrEx BoARp-sS 900 State Fives 7o,; 500 shs or,rd
Bank cash u; 100 do IS, q; 100 vicksburg, 4; so
schuylkll Navigation. 35f.
sEcovD BoAnD-$5 900 State Fives days. 6e3; 40 600
ao osi 10 600 do days 6ea as Lehgh Navigation 30;
shares Bank Kentucky, o. 10 900 State Fives 69I 90
snares Commercial Bank, sou State Elves So 6e};
oVv state Ewes. 70 1000 Cincinnati Bonds, 9a4.
ArTER boARD-S00 shares Mechau ics Bank Is; 600
ton IS; 400 Reading Railroad 5Si; 10 900 State Fvss,
0Vt; 200 The Water Bonds