The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12


Stock market to moderas extent with mness in
City Loans-6s Of 1890 close at gos with sellers more
numerous than buyers; 1905 demand sex 1865. 9Ss
Nothing doing in five per cents
State 6 as last repousd-76a774 G3s, e6a6 thress
fyes Mexican indemnify sell at o5; Pennsyl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, ls46.
The beautiful weather Of yesterday has not proved to
be very lasting in It's character the wind has veered
to the southeast and obscured the heavens with clouds
indicating more rain.
The Sun continues its lectures to Sheriff Lelar, in
the vain hope of eecng the removal of his deputy Mr.
Wolfe, and a return of the advertising patronage to its
columns The Sherf,s sales have been given to the
North american that paper having been the lowest bid
der the offer made by the various papers for the job
The present incumbent determined to make the
most of the perquises Of his Office and is said has ma
naged have his advertise published for 37
square while the unfortunate debtors who under
his official grip have to pay more than three times that
amount.
was re ported this morning that the sheriff intended
to protest against the trottng matches adver
tsed to take place to-day violations Of the intent and
meaning Of the law, prohibiting racing within his
yet, and cannot say whether the rumor correct
whether he succeeded in the exercise Of his authority
The jury, in the Of the three colored seamen of
the Cactus charged with the murder of Mr. Mason the
second mate, came into this morning, with
and acqung Williams. This result generally an.
tcpated those who listened to the ervid eloquence of
ishment could not believe that it would fall unheeded
upon the minds of the jury.
Alderman Fletcher, Of Moyamensing, who dis
charged the city police from custody upon their own
recognzances when arrested by the police and watch
OF the district, while in pursuit Of rioters, has
been removed from the station of police magistrate by
the Board of Commissioners Thus s he punished for
the independence he has uniformly exhibited in hir off,
cal characterdong his best to bring the wrong doors
to justice though in almost every instance he foil
edthrough the imbecility of the police of the district
The splendid performances of De Meyer, at the Burke
festival and last evening at the Philharmonic Concert,
have but whetted the public anxiety to listen TO him. aud
in accordance with the public wish, he is to give
cert in the grand saloon OF the Museum on Friday
ming
The Orphean family made their first appearance last
evening, at the Museum, and listened to with de-
light by numerous audience Their execution of the
various pieces exceeded the expectations formed ofthem
and in every ELECTED encore They give an
afternoon at the favorite place Of
day.
Maiomoiselle Blangy at the Arch, the seguns at the
Walnut and the attractive performances at the Circus
nightly filing each Of these establishments the
extent of their capacity is subject of general
mark that the exerions of the managers please the
public better rewarded than at the present
time
S4s. Sales Of 1900 bbls meal made at sax
aH Wheat-White held at 81 2o and red sold at ST 10
Isl ~ rye commands s7Ec and zoe; oats %; whis
ky "a.
Passengers Just arrived from Wilmington Delaware
confirm tho impression tina, Thurp the democratic candi
date, has been elected Governor He runs far ahead of
his ticket There is likewise doubt that Houston the
wing candidate for Congress, has succeeded
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
ErEsr BohHp Nov; lith-il Penn Township Bank 2sx
arI.s saLx'1s Ksa.intson Bank $; 20 G.rd Trust a.
600 Ches Del Canal Loan, 100; $500 u Loan. S. So
sEcosp BoAHD-sOo Lehgh s SIX; 7sa do do interest," 4s
ArTrR SALrs-y7 Farmers and Mechanics Bank 4s; $50
State SIS, s.; 500 City SIS. '3s, s3h
Sales OF stocks at Boston.
Nov l0.-BRoKERs' BoARD.-25 shs Norwich Worcester