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Jnoianifb pesctabiliiebes Specific,
fur ,peibId3e Qeioen. - 9iss 1T cine Oct
aasrmsrtbpoIten al Mepi3inen, bic iemaIs pcm
Publltum ansetcteu worrcn. Sel &ranf;
briten fir melhs 6oober's piles empfoblcn
Ilno, 1T olele Olerl5ln in erer 5inftbt abers
trefeno in psr ItbnelIcn Wieperbsritslluns
oss Spltems gum seinnpen 3uitanpc. saW
Ienos pon SIaic6en ltne in wenlsen Dlcnaten
berfanft, nnO man hat nccb niebt BON einem
Sebllhlasen 9ebort. Qa6t bsn Seriub sc'
III atbt wcroen nno bas Speclie miro elneu
Naum fnpcn in rer 6eimspraris jsoer Sas
miIe. gs 1T rur6aus nn(hdplltb nnc mag
~ eini9er 3et 9enomnen werben.
EoWano uno walton,
gisentbImer, SO. 376 WlavftltraBc Ybis
Iapelpbia. Z. y. gambert mo Enslano
uno lIet1Iafen, 0eapin9, spa.
Sebauar % Gin
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unb bann fommen ploBli6 Slcrbwlnrs, nho
IS 1T in fnnf Stunrcn 10 talt, RAP mir ftlbtt
in nnfcrn lleberr6deM nod frisren.
(mabrbcitefrsunt.)
SIN Ors0cn @sbists fca i'm psrflcffsnen Sabs
re bic I5oiHnernots prrShglb aus9sfallsn ieln.
@nbs Nu9ult6 maren pisr snqliid)e Sre9otbtts
i'm @olumbias8luis unp Yuast'6 Sunoe. gle
befbdftiaten lib NIT MunaDnle prn Seetarten
uno Sllfsnperme1un9en.
Ole 9ts9ierun9 in Wa5bn9tcn icO Don snem
ibrsr @oniuln in Srslanb Srisfe erbalten Das
ben, ba6 nNbrs Iounrert SemrDner pso ArnNn'
Baufe6 bon 2onoonbsrrp berst Itsbsn, nut So>
ifen Der @emeineebeDorben nad ben Ver ct
transprrtirt ;u ,ptrren, icboIp 8aDrjtu9e fur
lis 9efunesn ltnS.
SrieQ. 2(m porlss ssten Mittmob fiel ipts
fbsn Den oeutiden uno irsdnriitbsn Nrbatttn
an Der erie @ilenbabn bti StSple, eln ernltz
batter unp bluti0er Sumult nor. llebsr J?un'
Ssrt beutltbe Nrbsitsr tr0sn am Sage pcrDsr
pon 9isu 9)crf elm, olletn Die bereitS an9etellten
irsldnbiid)sn NrbsiRr irolten ite nltbt nrbelten
lai1en lno bsitblci1en, in dcbt irIhem @tplr
fummoriidbsS 8erfabren 9e9en Die 9Eutdtn.
Sn Der Stod)t mclIten lis Die 9sutldben ttbers
fallen, ectb srfuDren leBtere wit9 9enu9 Den
ren ouf ben gmpfana ibrr 0e9ner pOr. Die
Slatbt fam ltnp nit lbr cin J6aufe Sreldnber,
jeber bCwaffnct init pCm irftben Wattonal.
emblem einem titbtl9cn, pifen Scbilaleb.
Cir tcaannen bic SCb6ntes bcr GCutItbcn
einIurelBen, abcr pGRlltb er6fnetcn Die 9euts
ftbcn nit ibrcn 9utbItn unD Oln6frtcn elm
lCtbaftes sSellrr 9e9cn itc, pas Die UnSrelfen
rcn balb 3nrilftriCb. 3mci SrtldnrCr tlle
ten auf Der StClle tout uno mcbre Nnpre
,pnrben Sefdbrlltb pevpunpet.
Sn @pGntGr @ountp, 81 s., trua itb III
porlCftCr QSotbr folocnnc trnQi(cbe Seitbitte
su, Gin Nren9er, 0lamGu6 Oprpecr hattC
llrIatbe, in ric 3reuc feinc6 9BCitcs 3melfeI
5u feBru. lin Itcb bon ibrer Ge6ulp 5u ilter
sru9en, rtt CT elncs 9laGmittals inter oCm
Scrranoe meg, CT bate am ndcbitgn $1AC
so D1eIlcn pclt Su prerlaen. SSn Der Slatbt
ober fcbrtc CT 5urllf, Snnrete Ctn &ibt an,
trat i'll pas @blof,lmmer unc f0np lCin QRclb
Der itbdnplldItcn llntrcue itbuloia. gbc CT
lih BON Der llcterrolebun9 crbocn fcnntc,
tIrste pe gnnesIitbe nit rinsm Wefer ouf
lbn los, unb bratbtc ibm prci 9CfabrIitbe Sti:
tGe tei, an ocnen ev Gags rorauf tarb.
9em Srnate, 1T cine Netbnuna Der 6crren
Sanlon Seborn rno lBblmep fir Shitfe,
O1unition II. {. tp., >pctbe fle oCr frIbrrn NCz
putlif Serae liefertcn, init pcr Stte ubcr:
reidbt wproell, ber Scnat m6chte aus llncle
Sam's GefsI cas- tleins p6itebCn, pas ftb
auf mrbr ots cine OllIiou Dollars belauft,
beri6t9sn.
Ssnebmi9t ter @on9rcB rielc Nufcrrerun9
al Die jur9e St>pelter 9eras, 70 miro CT
mpbl, % ct sininal Il 9eia9t, outb 3 (aaeM
.. }. alle anoern Stbulocn ures GluCn Stcr:
ncs" hesablen millen.-Gerae f6n9t ah Gin
tbeures Sunpee9Iec III wsrpen.
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Nbtlooelpbter 8teb- -Wiortt.
Union 8isbbcf, 20. Gsbruor Is

Union Slsbbrt 20. Sebruar 1847.
Sm Ofarfte maren 1000 Sticf SblatbtsObs
fen, 400 fir 9teu Ocrf init sin9slbonsn. $50
&lbs II. &dlber, 400 Stmcins II. 1900 Sbaa
fe uno Qdmmsr.
Yreife. - Shlahtobisn marsn in outer
Rocbfra0e unb fait ale i'm Otorfts murten psrs
fault gu Sol bis s. bic 100 Yfunp.
StiDe uno &dlber, - Wlilbflbs unb aalbsr
$lS Bis 80; Sbmeine Warsn in lfarfsr Hatb>
fra9e une psrfauften lib lsidt 81 81 bis II
Die 100 pfunr. Sbaoft psrfauften i1 81 So
bis 4, jsoss, 9smdb Der 0ualitdt.
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Stne Gitbere Sur fir Die Yeils.

Or. Gullen's ineianiid pe9ctabiliidbes
peils Seilmittel 1T ein enbeimiIhee pre,
parat, psltbss felt picen Sabren NIT benz
belten erfcla ssbranebt worosn. 9a lle cine
innerlitbs Olspi3in 1T 70 bat lls einea ents
fhiepensn Sor5us iiber du6rre Oaittsl, mel.
de tlos gum 50 [ age II aber niht gum s G is
fen llnb. 0isle 01lebl3in wirft anf bic trans
Fen sbcle, tewrft sefuncen @straueb uno
cine bauernbe ur-ipeltbe ,pir UerIt,
ehern oper pas Gclo 3urilfsebsn. grc6: It.
Gleinperfauf tel
Rowano uno rOalton, gissntbdmer
SO. SIG Wlarftitra6e pbiabslpbia.
Z. .. gembert unb England uno .11es
t1Iafen, 6eapins.
Ssbruar 2s 6n,.
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Serbeirntbet.

--curh rrn ebr,p. Wm. pauli, Dor e,l
ger 3eit, Serr Scbn 8atcan, init Olib Sau
Siltber, beloe Don 8eaons. -am 13 gebr
5crr Saeob <chman NIT O1ib gatbari,t
Snfp, DOR bier. DIN IL. Ssbr., 6srr 81
muel Wcbn, nit DliB 0)larp Nnn Sijebel
BON gnmru. -am 2ten Setr. 5err Soma
Shnrp, nit OIib gafitab Olas, y. gumrr
-ebrnfalls, 5srr 0anlel 3abarias, BON G
laB nit Oltb cara 6upett, bon gumru.
-purcb ben gbr,p. g. 9. 5erman, am Il
Scbruar, 6err Narcn 8cmis, bon Olaeeu,
gle, init Olib Wlaria @top, bon Wbsitbal
>eeba gauntp.
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8esoblt Den poltreiter.

0icjcnisen welebe ibre 3stunssn purtb osm
mtcrscIcbnsten 3eitunastrdssr fur Bern,
Obsr Ssrn, Wlaloenerlef &c. erbaltsn, (no
hlermit aufaefcrpert spllbcn nuu ilnb osn IL.
ndbitcn W1ars pen 3raasrlobn an ibn at3us
bc3abIcm, ID ell al jenem Sage Isns Dienlts
gent gu gnee 9cbt.
S ebr %. IDni. 5touot, pcltreiter.
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llnftrs 5e9snmdrti9s @sfsg9ebun9 6sitsbt aus
81 Sousrm - Nrpcfatsn, 5 &aufsutsn 4
SbnInern, 2anpmsiItrn,. 3 @robIbmispsn,
3 Nr5tn, 2 &obinstmobern, 2 @altmirtbsn,
2 Shubmabsrm l Slebibmpt l 9tctariu5,
l Sottlsr, 9Rliler, l &initlsr, L Sbuasbs
rsr, Sbneioer l Waursr uno Suffer; ei:
ne StsIe 1T pafnnnt. &sin QSunosr oa6 Die
@slbdfte 70 fbnell poron9sbn, po bic meiltsn
&eIeBQeber Sauern uno 5oanomsrfer linb.
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2sp,t SSarris6r,ra. - llnlsrs @sfte9'


9spu SSarrisbura. - llnisrs Gsfse9ss
bun9 bsltbdfti9t lb meiit nit Qofal.Sius. Use
gen Der Sbellun9 ppn Serf6 oeer @rridtun9
Ger neuen Sauntis5 1T nod nitbts neitsr aes
than morbsn, unb mirb mobl 9l0s6 beim 2lten
bIeten. Die Nfts Sur Snforporirun9 Der @cs
nsita9o SampfmuD DIens@eisliboft, mslde unz
lan9it in tsioen (9duiern paflirts, bat Der @oue
vern6r NIT iensm 9eto bsls9t. 9urtb cine Be-
ionpsrs Sctlboft BAT Der @rupsrnor Der Gee
isB0etun9 an9e5si9t, raB ncb $500. 900 ftbls
ten CUR p6li9en Sejablun9 Der SntsrsiTtn pon
Der Staat6ihue, NIT Der @mpfsbIun9 ben
Stnat&> SGoemsjlfrr iu outoriItrsn Die 9soat5s
tie Sunms rurb elne temperate 2lnltibe oufs
Sumahen, mas bic @sissQsbun9 9snsbmi9ts-
5or. 9ariie, pon Der bsfcnoern @pmmttte res
SenotS, rpeltbsr jener Sbel Der @puvsr. .eSots
ftboft tIber9e6en mar, Der ib auf pen Sarfbe:
isbt srltattsts praltdnel9en Ssrbt neblt frIs
9snten 8efbIidtn
Ssiblpitn, bas Die Sntsrei1tn YsnnlDlvnnis
ems, ent6 So6rfifnats6, 70 pisIfilti0 NIT bsr
ShuBiOasYoIitf perrpOben Itnp, ba6 e6 ninls
msrmspr ftps 5uitimmun9 Sur Vsrnibtun0
oel1elbsn 9eben fam.
SsibIrtn, bn6 Die 2tntdbtsn be5 0clfes bon
pennipuanien tibsr ba6 SbuB;oQz SDifem in
Der lestsn SnDre6bctibnft pe6 GcupernSrs nd)t
9etrsu ou6ylprodlen 1inb.
SeIbIriRm bab oer QrtIibsnt unb 8icezYrss
Ibent Der Scr. Stonten, Bel Der leBten VreIis
centsnsQSobl iDre 9amen in pcnnipIponien ais
NIT rem Sarif Don 1912 befrembet 0s6raudsn
lieben, nur ouf bslsm QSeQe Die Stmmen oiss
isS Staots6 srDletsn, uno bas 1e psbbalb natb
oIIen 8sltgen Der e1re perpftthtet woren, biss
e.. - ..,E . -
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wieoerte Der @aptGn uno Die Manniboft
oer Srie, beioe ieien @eiife6fronf uno ib'
rem 8looen oeebalb nidbt au 0louben.
DER Ntberale 2seobacDter
9seabinS, ben %. sSebruar 1917.

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for rece-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
0F @sitsrn Wtitta9 oI8 unier 8lott sur
YreHe 9in9, cr9anilrtc ttb Die 1Sb9 Sountps
&eriammun9, bersn @erDanblun9en mir ndbs
tx Botbe mittbeilen merben.
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petition felt, um Srieesn nit ben Werifansrn
;u srba nbsln, 9ibt nod mmer 9tnla6 Su lans
gen 9tebsn unc bis9en 9stattsn, obsr Suset
mirbs pcbl 9sben ais BEL Der rrri9enSieun9-
Der Scngrss mirc iib am A. Mdrj psrtassn,
pbns bic 9sbabts Scrmiai9un9 9smabt su bas
ben. 9a cisls Sisun9 ibon nab 10 Sa9en
Su gnee 9ebt wro wcbl 9sls5 un9efbsDen
bIstsn wos ser Yrsfbsnt 9stDan Su babsn 9ss
unIbt Bate.
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Iere $aItrn nin 70 brtfeneer perben, oa mlr
ms purb llnterlubun9 Der 0eeoroe rerSpurt
itrraeuSt baten pab 9eaen,partia mebr als
ein Sauieno 0ro3slfe in ben peribeotncn
Ocfets einsetrassn tsbsn, unp tab Elm & Ia:
ger nicbt in peni9er ais finf, 10 nnb isltt
Is Sabrsn naeh Infan9 isines prc5eGrs, pie
Sscnoisuns reI1slben srlanssn Fam.
Sntbolfen, oa6 mir bic Stabt &uBtaun
in jerrm Sctratbt ais zen ihflhitsn plas
fir ben Sericbtsfte bes pcr9ri6la9enen nelt:
en@auntps kalten ; inrcm eisit@ @taotlnmlts
ten cner reitben unp frutbtbaren Se9eno unp
i'm Olittelpuntt bes rcr9Nbla9enen nsucn
Saunties lle9t.
SrebloTen, ba6 mir, als Shr9er y. Olas
ratannp uno oCn on9ren3enbeu $belleU allr
cbrbarem Oiittcl anpenben lpol!en, um cine
8bei[un9 rcn Serte Sauntp III bspirfen.
SeftbloIIsn, oa6, nadb rcr Olrinun9 ptrIer
SerIailllung, oer ginmlttCluu9 Der elnpcb
ner BON Serfe, bic nltbt innerbalb tGr 8renz
sen oe6 Ucraclcbla9suen neucn @auntlce, tciu
Geipitbt tel9CIcat ypCrpen Icllte !; Den wotpdre
III Uer0an9enrn Stltcn III bCn a0n3Cn Scr
Staaten Elm neues @1untp 9CbllbPt porren,
beIItn Grritttun9 nitbt Der alte Sbcll, mare
rs bm m69licb ec,pelcll! rtrAinoWt baben
ipnrpr.
ScltblotTen, Da6 mir bic 8CrbanbIun9rn
Der Icaenannttn 2ubonp Serlammluna bohft
mi6tiQiacn, neil fte 70 unpsr(tbdmte lInpahrs
bGlten in ibreu SeItblN0en aufrrttfen abcv
pvll lle Unn einem G6rpcb fommCn, 70 Inb
ItG autb trinrr I8icerle9una rrtb.
SelttlcGcn paB mir es b6hit mBtial9cn,
ra6 unIcrc @eQner bonn oltcn 3bell lbrc Nbs
9cIanpte in reu neuen SeSirfen bernm itbIPs
Fen, Inn ibre llupabrhclten aue3ubrelten, raB
frinc Garcrbopuna itattflnren miro. Nub
munpert r6 uus iebr, baB Gin NrIcr prn Nra,
bin9 Oirfr 3Bctbe fr9 init $50, ,9l5 @auntp.
ItbuIo ouf Dem @tbnabe-tc Sar, 2lrbcit6
baus 800, ,O0O-fcin Gar, SutcrCiIcn auf 90
cper so Sabre - fclns grb6bnnSen ber 3orcn.
ScfctIcdrn, raB mir unlrre @eeF9cbuna
ouf ras 9lahpr0dlitbfe bltten, rpdbrcnp IT,:
rer jsBi9Cn &iBuna Gin Geisf sur 3beiluna
rpn Serts Gauntp Su pMItren u.SuFtaun ais
8erihtsItB fir Den ncucn Sbrll III beItnnen
SrihlcGrm, pa6 pieit Serbanrunacn, Don
zen Ssamtcu rCr SCrlommIun9 untErjHItts
net, i'm @clft cCr 3cit, <iheralcn Serbatbtrr,
Nrapinacr NpLCr unp in crr Democratic YrrB
tctInnt 9cmacbt iperrrn.
Scnry 1Oa8enborit prcIoent.
[ilnb ron ben dnrern pbcn 9Cnauntrn SC1ms
ten untcr5ritbnrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16

TaE WEArHER.-The air was cool and bracing during
the entire Of yesterday. The wind blew INV for the
teryals couded-thre atenpg snow storm The streets
unusually clean and dry during the day.
FIRE ALARM An alarm of fire occurred yesterday
morning about o'clock, in consequences of some
brentwood taking fire at the corner Of Sh Avenue and
l25th street.
cur Office yesterday evening about o'clock on their
return from target excursion They fue looking
body OF men, and were accompanied by very superior
band whose performance elected much complirnen
remark Their target appeared to be pretty well rddlsd
showing them to DO excellent marksmtn
Halter GUARDS This company also passed our Of.
fee yesterday, on n target excursion They marched
with admirable precision, and showed that they were
under very excellent grill
TIE Monroe BtUss This company also passed our
office yesterday evening" their return from target
excursion Their target appeared also to be pretty well
ridded
Nrw HsroRrcAL socIEry.-This society celebrate
their forty third anniversary the evening Of Friday
the 18TH Hon. Benz f. Butler, Is to deliver the address
the OCCASION in the chapel of the University, at
O'Clock
DaowvEp.-C Coroner Walters was called yesterday to
hold inquest at the Of roupkns and Delaney
streets the body of Caleb Wood, aged % years.
native OF Long Island, who drowned Friday night
last VIII e attempting to get board his vessel at the
foot of Delaney street The jury found verdict Of
accidental drowning
KILLED FALLING IrTo AN AREA.--The Coroner held
inquest also, at No Al Vesey street, upon the BODY
OF Usuie Lynch, aged 81 years native of ireland, who
died fsom injuries received in falling into the of
No 40 Vesey street. Sunday night at which place he
was found yesterday morning The jury found ver-
dict in accordance with the foregoing facts
DFArH ny CoNeEsrioS OF THE LuSes.--The Coroner
held inquest also at No 81 Cannon street upon the
body Of John Morrel aged 10 years. native Of New
York who died suddenly sunday OF congestion OF the
lungs produced by ht. The jury found verdict &C.
Corlingiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16
LAW Intelligence.


SursEMI CouRr-GgNERAL FERN, Nov. l5.-Present
Justices Hurbut, McCoun and Mason Jefferson
County Bank Us Prime, Yard 4 Co.-The Court gave
judgment In this this morning. In favor Of the
plaintiff, (Mr. Justice McCoun dissentient)
Justice Mason delivered the opinion Of the ma
jority Of the Court. He1 began by saying the ma
oty OF the Court Of opinion that there Is just
OF detention but II not however, the unanimous
opinion Of all the judges They bad looked Into all the
cases that had occurred since the Of McCoud and
Of them settled the distinction raised here Upon
the whole there was In their opinion, sufficient the
adavits to suorse the judge to issue his
to hold the parties.
Mr. Justice Mccous then spoke at length in support
his opinion.
We understand the counsel for Prime. Ward & Co. in
tend to carry the CASE to the Court Of Appeals.
SUPREME CouRr, Nov l3-Special Term-Before
Judge Edaards-In the matter of FtatJu,h .avenu.
Brooklyn- to confirm the assessment for omen
ing the avenue denied Frst-The report does not con.
tain the names OF the persons interested the premises
affected BY the Improvement Of their respective
contains assessments upon " unknown owners upon
the estates OF psrsens upon burning ground - &c
Unknown owners' cannot be assessed under the laws
affecting improvements In Brooklyn, and unless tho
names OF the persons interested and their respective
terest can be ascertained those be
made without an act Of tho Legislature. Second-The
award to Calkns and Darrow OF 81 900 for their build
ngs Ia Illegal. because the erected on one
the avenues laid out under OF 1895 after
act passed Thrd-It was the duty Of the report to
state the whole amount of the expense Of the improve
Notwithstanding therein the amount ofdamsges awarded
lhe expense OF making the assessment and the several
Items thereof This Is not done The amount Of damsg
Is awarded Is 500 $50 IA the amount OF expense Of
making the .ssment reported ut S3l6o, making an
aggregate OF $65740 IA while the amount asessed s
S07 O15 65 There Is statement OF the difference or
OF what IL consists FourhThe law requires the CON-
misoners to estimate the benefit to be derived from the
Improvement In the aggregate and TO the parties respec
lively; such estimate IL made that the court
not determine IL bound to do whether the
~ will be benefited TO the amount assessed upon IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16

AT length we give to our readers the dispatches
of General Scott and his associates. They will
be read not only with breathless attention in this
country, but throughout all Europe. The pre-
sent batch only contains the operations which
took place previous to the armistice. General
Scott and his fellow-heroes can write, as well as
fight There is no reading of the present day
which possesses half the interest OF these extra
ordinary dispatches, recording, asthey do, events
the most wonderful on record. We have
neither time nor room for further comment.
The next batch of dispatches will be even
still more important and interesting. They
will contain, from the same spirited pens,
an account of The operations before the city OF
Mexico, and ofthe capture of that ancient metro
polls.
General Scott stands truly in an important
position before the country and the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16
MONEY MARKET,

Z.
The stock market little more buoyant this
morning. but the transactions were to moderate
tent At the first DO ard, Canton advanced per cent
Canal, Reading Railroad and Treasury Notes, closed
at prices current Saturday; Harlem fell OF per
cent, and stonington r. Although Of the fsnoiss
show Improvement there has been change in the
complexion of the money market The banks are par
italy panic struck and contracting rapidly pos
sibe The drain Of several hundred thousand dollars
In Specie for shipment to Europe has had the effect
which might have been expected We hope the frigh
they have experienced will them great deal Of good
and induce them to confne their operations to safe
limit Contraction Is the cry, and shall ring II In
the Of all loud possible II Is the only thing
that will from q revulsion disastrous that
which sweeps over England.
At the second board there very little done with
out any change in prices.
The demand for exchange for this packet, Gale
donia has been much better than anticipated from
the high rates demanded by drawers Of FIRST rate bills
Ten per cent premium have been obtained for sterling
bills of character and shipments Of specie
extent have been made by the Caledonia in pre-
to renting bills Of any kind Abeu. three hun
dred thousand dollars in specie 60 out in ths Caledonia
and rs much moro will be shipped by the Washington,
in tho event Of advices by the Britannia nearly due
with eleven days later accounts being Of gloomy
ture Should the Britannia bring favorable reports rela
tive to the European markets, there will be partial
suspension Of specie shipments and Improvement In
the standing Of many bills in this market The ruling
rates ct the close we're for bills London Oh 10 per
cent premium On Paris, ST. 23x 81 20. Amsterdam,
10 40x. Hamburg, 35x 80. Bremen, 7sX a7e.
We usual table Of quotations for the prin-
cpal State and other stocks used for investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16

New YoRK ELECTloN.--The official returns Of
the votes for Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller,
Score airy Of State Treasurer, Attorney General and
State Engineer ia the counties of Albany Cettaraugus,
Chenango, Cortland Du,chess. Erie franklin, Greene,
Hrrkimer, Kings Monroe Montgomery, Oneida, Onon-
daga, Ontario Orange Queens, Renrselaer, Saratoga,
Schenectady schohsrr. sullivan, Utter Westminster,
and Yates, present the following aygregates:--
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Police Intelligence.

Bold attempt TO Break into the Serenh Ward Bank.
Some daring burglars made bold attempt to rob the
Seventh Ward Bank situated on the southeast corner
OF Burng slip and Pearl street. between Saturday night
and Monday morning. At an early hour yesterday
morning 1t was ascertaDed that attempt had been
made into the safe OF the bank The
plan adopted by the ingenious rascaIs was a. follows
They rst entered alley In the Of the bank IN
Buriing slip and succeeded in forcing open the iron
shutter Of the store occupied by John Smith
whose store fronts Pearl street. next door 10 the
bank They then commenced breaking through the
wall Of the store next to the bank, striking exactly
alongside the saf when, apparently after much labor
they succeeded In removing space OF wall about six
feet square, when they came to wrought iron plate
full quarter Of an inch In thickness They then cut
circular hole Of sixteen inches In diameter which iron
side Of the safe with the exception Of an in.
wall Of brick work. This they commenced to de-
molish with heavy crow bar, and In twenty minutes
would have had full possession Of all the funds OF the
bank, amounting TO one hundred and eighty thousand
dollars in gold and probably double that amount In
compl,hed but abandoned apparently In haste, from
the fact Of their leaving behind them all their tools to-
gsther with canister Of gunpowder bread butter,
usage crackers, pipes Of tobacco spectacle case,
two bottles OF brandy, two bottles Of oil, and
two pair OF mockasans, and q large carpet bag.
IL supposed that the rascsls were disturbed
In their operations, from the fact that the Chief
OF Police With two Of his aids, officers Bloom and Norris
were In front OF the bank about 9 o'clock Sunday
night and were around that neigh half
hour, and observed a strange man, who, IL supposed
now to have been the outside seoompce, who walked
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IL will be perceived that there has been falling of In
all the stocks since the last Of October Prices at that
time were comparatively low but the decline since has,
for time been larger than previously and the pros
pect at present decidedly In favor Of further depre
citation Treasury Notes have fallen of more than any
other security Of equal value But they have probably
reached the lowest point they will hereafter be In de-
msnd for payment into the Government Treasury and
1t very probable that larger amount will be issued
in convenient shape for Investment and for cir.
oulation Ia probable that another loan will be raised
by an issue Of these notes. and large amount OF capt.
tai will be absorbed In this way, which would otherwise
remain idle In the hands OF people of moderate means
State stocks have undergone material alteration
far their actual value investments Is
The public works Of this State have been exceedingly
productive and the recp ts into the treasury Of the
State have been nearly million Of dollars than
last year, and full two millions than they were ave
years ago This gives idea OF the capacity Of theee
works, and shows that the revenue from them Is un-
limited The gradual enlargement going on, and the
increased facilities created every year for the transper
taon Of produce, must, " brought into reqution as
fast perfected give this State immense revenue
from these works, and enable II TO iiqudate It's debt
much sooner than provided by the new constitution
We shall have an immense surplus on hand In few
years as the Of the debt under the new con
stitution will not be required fast as II viii aceumu-
late
The treasurer Of the State Of Pennsylvania has Issued
circular to the county tressurers and
requiring them to anticipate the payment Of
that the interest the State debt due February
will be punctuAly paid at maturity The public works
Of that State have been exceedingly producve but the