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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
aOaRY aaRKET.

"Wednesday, Jan.o Ps me
The stock market opsnsd rather buoy ant this morning
AMI prices improved fraction with very large sales
X sism and Long iiiand Morss Csnai s'vanced Kpsr
esn,i Canton q, Norwich Worcester Vi Long Island
and Harlem ~ Erie r. old stock fell oil per cent;
U ga 1885, Ohio s's and Utica Schenectady closed
a. yes,erdsy's prices
The Long Island Insurance Company have declared
semi-snnnsl dyidsnd Of four per cent payable the
18Th inst.
The Trenton Bank. New Jersey. q semlsnnual divi-
dens Of four pct cent
The Franklin bank, Of Cincinnati dividend of Ave
per cent pay able Of the Bank Of America on demand
The Berkshire Railroad compsny.a quarterly aivf
dsnd Of a. rs per share. payable In this city No
Hanover street January n
The Union bank, ~ New London, semi .annusl diyi
dead Of ave per cent
The Whaling Bank New London. ssmiannusl ivi
dsBd Of three per esu'.
The New Londen Bank. semisnnual dividend Of two
collars per share all rsJ able on demand.
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
two dollars per share In cash. and six per cent the
stock. In cash.
The Union Insurance Company. Of Philadelphia, six
per stock and scrip. and eight per cent in scrip
The fhilaselpAa Mutual Insurance Company, OF Phil
isdslphis four per cent, 10 cash.
The rsnnsy Life Annuity Insurance Company Of
fhiisdelphia. three per cen,
There Is yet very little doing in sterling exchange
We quote prime bills London at Q 81 per cent
premium On raTis, 81 Az o. aas. Amsterdam. 3sa<
10. Hamburg, sas 30 Bremen. 71,s TX. The
packet Of the 10th inst for Liverpool will supply the
,lsoe Of the steamer. and rsmnsnces will probably be
de 70 cxien, by the Yorkshire. tae packet Of
that day.
The annexed Statement, exhibits the value Of merchsn
disc exported from this port TO each country during the
month Of December, 1870
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CoMMERsS or II PonI Q, Nsw Yoss.
2s.,ss.7s 20. .s7a $500, ss'

The increase in 1885, compared with 1915, amounts 10
and compared with ls4a. ~ oso sas The sx
ports for December 1885, larger than for any other
month in the year. and the largest month In the
way Of shipments of merchandise from this pert, ever
experienced Moro than hsH Of the agsrsss.s ship
mens from this port for the past year made to Great
Britain and her dependencies and have doubt but
that greater per cent than that viii be realized this
year in export trade with those countries. The
ports of cheese from this port to Great Britain for the
last quarter of 1885, amounted to pounds, and
the shipments in December of wheat amounted 10
bushels of -four 7sl barrels 267 500 bushels
corn meal q, 2ss barrels.
The destination of merchandise exported from this
port in each Of the past five months has been o. annexed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
United states District Court.

before Judge Petts -
JAsUARY 6-Yesterday being the first Tuesday o. the
January term of the Court the following named gentle.
men were sworn ss the grand jury WIN. r. Hsvemey
er, Etq., foreman Michael Brady VIM. Coo, samuel
Clark, VIM Denman, James n Hsughtsler, John Hut.
ton, Chandler lngersoll. Alfred T. Lagrsve willism
r. Painter J. Phillips Phoenix. George Tsy lor John
Coll, Joseph L. Swain, VIM l. Hail. wiim Edmonds,
Peter Couant, William Jafray, Thomas Hazard, Mich
Colt
His Honor briefly addressed them on the nature Of
their duties and then referred to the calender, which
there but few Two of thom, be- said, we're
oil very serious character violation of the
post office laws, which involved a charge Of very sg-
gravated nature and the other a charge of homicide
committed on the high The other cases were
charges against sean for attempt TO commit revo and
one ior suiklng with dangerous weapon. His Honor
called her attention to the law applicable TO each OF
nese caaes-sfter which the jury retired and shortly
ter ignored the bll cent up against Chsres Maype, for
yoysge from Bremen 10 this port
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Movements or Travellers.


Yesterdays arrivals numerous at the prn-
cpal hotels than have hitherto recorded at the cor
responding period Of the season.
AMgnIcAN-M Grafton, Brew ter, Boston; l.. Kins'
ley, West Point j. Vanderpool. Albany; W. Davis New
Jersey, w. Scrughan, YOnkers; J. NJ. hill Concord;
Lieut. j. H. Potter, U. s Mr.. Rogers, Baltimore; j.
Arnold, j. Bennett, Boston; ID. Hammond, Lowell; j.
Throckmorton J. Creighton, w. Wright H. Hanford,
c. Weyman, Philadelphia; p. SHEPPARD Northampton;
J. Creighton Col. Halsey, Rockwell, Providence; g.
Davis. Boston.
Mitchell, Hudson; r. Burden, Troy; Hon. Daniel Wen.
ser, Washington; X Chapman, Springfield; c. Will
liams Conn s. Dickinson. Boston; w. Almy, do; B.
Hobert, do II Hoffman, Phila Judge Baker New Bed
d Cloilee, Hartford; J. c. Jay, Rye; W. Thompson
Mass; Judge Haviland, L. l.
CirY-jeo. Hoffman, Phlad J. Carter Louisville Z.
Wright New Jersey; Gordon, Yale College; A. Mills
do, A Fooe, Springfield; r. Close, Baltimore; Mr.. st.
Johns, Philsd It. Rogers u. s. MI Overing, West
chester; w Draper. New York, c. Wolbort, Philad
,, FRArxL's p Lockwood, Newark; }. Deswali; New
Norwalk; Bishop, Bridgeport; H. Belcher, salisbury
D. vher Philadelphia; Pratt, New Jersey
HowAED-H stott. q sw Jersey II. Pemberton Bal
Wingae, do, w Parker, Bramton; A. Brewster, Boston
w Robinson, Attleborough; J. Walker, Philadelphia; H.
Heath New York; q Patterson, Philadelphia; Ed. Par.
ker, Massachusetts Pat ersall, Philadelphia; Lean
ing, Cane May wil,barre, Philadelphia T. H. Tho.
mas Baltimore; w. Harrison Halifax; w. Hatch an
gor; MIR. Lowder Syracuse; b. Kitridge, Csnsda; j..
Knridge; DO; @ Wend, Albany; C. Cartiidge, n Yors;
Lansingburg; Mr.. Rice, Troy; Mr. Leonhard Owcge; NJ.
Lsmbeson, Long Island; w. Wendall Albany; NJ. Hill
son. Newark; G. Foote, Alabama.
JuDsoS-Thomas Bell H. Hanford, DIR. w Wright
Philadelphia; L. Botwili, Washington II. b. Field, Bal
timofe; Buch, Mr.. Tappan, i. Welply, Boston; II.
Norton, Norwich; c. Kirkpatrick Liverpool; g. Phelps
Northampton: B. Parsons, Saheld j. Boiler. Hartford
j. Gladding, Connecticut; J. Kinport, Philadelphia; t.
Morgan, w. Adams, Warrington; DR.. Cummings, Now
Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. II.
Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, TO be Assista mt
Quartermaster, with the rank Of Captain John W. Shu.
gar of Pennsy lvania to be Assistant Commssary with
rank of Captain. Benjamin Muhlenberg, Of Penn.
sylvania to be surgeon George Dock, of Pennsylva
MIA. to be Assistant Surgeon. Samuel MCGOWAN, of
South Carolina to be Assistant Qusrerpa with the
rank of Captain James d. Blading of South Carolina,
to be Assistant Commisssry, with the rank of Captain
James Davis Of South Carolina to be Surgeon Elbert
Bland, of South Carolina, to be Assistant Surgeon
Washington Union, Jan. 0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

MILITARY observation-disclosures the number of
military officers at present at the American hotel
we found, yesterday, the arrival of Lieut.. ]. H.
Potter, OF the U. s. Army, who has returned on
sick leave, wounded severely, we believe, in the
gallant storming and capture of Monterey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

Joints, 0out &C. &c-Rngs Compound Syrup Of Hydrio-
date Of Potassa S,rsapara and Yellow Dock The above
from the puest articles and as the
best and only sure cure Tor hhuemasm At this season o.
the year especially il o,h- grestet importance as It win
paiss, st fde's Of the jonts, back shoulders &C &c
thns purses and quckens the cifcusn and leaves eyey
pared and tor sale by CHARLES II RING, l9a broadway
corner John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

NAVIGATION OPEN TO ALBANY.-The Hudson is
open to the capital ofthe State. We understand
that steamer willleav this city this afternoon
for Albany. This, on the sth ofJanuary, is extra.
ordinary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

AMERICAN WHALE FIsHERY.-In another CO.
lumn of this days paper, we give some valuable
statistics from the New Bedford shipping list,
showing the amount of tonnage engaged in this
branch of commerce; the imports Of oil and bone
INTO the United States, during the year 1876. The
table shows diminution in the whaling fleet, in
one year, of eight ships, four briggs, and one
schooner, amounting to 2, 97l tons. The imports of
sperm oil have fallen of nearly half since 1916,
and whale oil and bone nearly as much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

GaArp Coscynr AT TINS TABEArAcLE-This evening
expect to array Of the fashionable elite at tho
monstre concert to be given by Henri Her, such has
rarely been collected in this city before. The attrac
iiops both for novelty and variety, most liberal
scale The Emperor will, besides duet with Rapett
and two solos, an.asas Lucia do Lammermoor and
" II Puritani" also play duo with the extraordinary
young pianist Miss Anne Maria Cole This will not be
the least pleasing feature Of the evening The members
OF the Italian opera company will sing of the
choicest gems OF the best operas of the day. The
Prayer OF Noses" celebrated in Europe, will be
sung by Signorta Baril, signors Beneventano, Rene
dett and the other chief singers Of the troupe Herr
Dorm adds grand fantasia Of his own on tie French
horn and the to William Tell will be executed
upon eight piano ores by sixteen of our professors
Each and every part of the programme is treat by it.
SELF but with such combination only fear lest all
who desire to be present may not be accommodated
That the blaze of light may be equal with the bril-
liant talent engaged learn that the Tabernacle
be splen1idy illuminated with wax candles ndepen.
dent of the gas This will be gala night for the must
cal world.
ITALIAN OPERA--PalmoIs crowded last evening in
every part and Linda of Chamoun" successfully
repeated Barlli appeared at her than hereto
FORE and sang divinely Beneventanos gigantic voice
robbed Of certain harshness which noticed the
other evening, and he most heartily received Ben
edett improves upon scqusn:ance his certainly
the very concentration OF melody and harmony Sanqui
rico was himself all over; and most excellent bufo
that ssme self The part that Pico has of
well calculated to exhibit her powers but such as il is
she makes the most of it, and her the less
the pure and rich because she is only Peoo. OF the
fore 1t is pretty, popular and will answer probably
much better than full of arstcal at dis.
play. Some Of its airs very sweet, and will be whis-
tied about streets before the week over Tho next
opera to be produced is Lucia do Lammermoor' and
that it will be well sustained, we have no fears.
SIvoRIThe eciat with which the various concerts of
this great vi D.st have been received in Washington
Baltimore and Philaiephia must have exceeded his
most antcipations Everywhere the enthusiasm excited
has been unparalleled After playing for two musical
societies in Philadelphia last week he proceeded South
and will give his next concert in Richmond.
Leopold DeMeyer and Burke were at Havana on the
2lst ut They had been very successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
Political InteIIl1ence

In Mississippi the democratic candidate for Congress
Mr.. Ellet OF Port Gibson has been elected over hi
federal opponent Col starke by between two and three
thousand majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL"-The Hon. Daniel
Webster, who has been for the last ten days at
Boston, arrived last night at the Astor House, on
his return to Washington, to his legislative
dutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
26ai oss 2sss3 $40 s724sei a7ss SIS <Is5ssl
Specie exported $3.50 36,7e 7e330 -

Totals s2s7ssg7 2sso ssl s7sas, s1ssss AS. sii
Tho shipments to Great Britain have increased eseh
month since last July appears by the above cempa-
rativo statement that the exports from this port to all
other countries except Great Britain and France
ate very much from month to month.
Below will be found statement of the receipts Of
-four and wheat at this port and the exports to foreign
ports from January to December 81 inclusive fer the
years 1916 and 1885, The increase In the import Of -four
this year. it will be seen 6sS 237 barrels and of wheat
900 42s bushels The increase in the exports IL 7as
900 barrels -four. and Liza 02 bushels whoat.
.siv, 81 E. s, o. M.r
Hudson River, bills 1880 s38 1900 100
Sew .OIeans. .....'.."'''.'.'.. ,oot3 gIss
Ts:l !:' ID ahs sls. sSl. ' 5sM 1891"
Receipts of Wheat at Nev York. from January to D..
cember 81, ineiusive
Hudson River. BUSH. ..."........ l.72.s46 zss eeo
N um, Une nn1, toi 80, 1M
southern Ports..' ..'.'s.......... St.ztz 1sf.1S9
hSs, for IL q; :i S'i Sa:S:i: %
Exports Of Flour and Wheat from Jsn i't to Dec Stat
E Ws.., sS s.:s.l. e iIs's s ,'s e
The aggregate receipts of -four, after reducing the
wheat to -four at tho rate Of i've bushels the BARREL
was
..,., ,J H.; asa as's st7 i sssss
The aggregate exports, reducing the whole to -four,
was, In
Barrels. ............ ,aoT5l liossss 1855
The increase in the exports in 1876, compared with
ls4S amounts to nearly two hundred per cent. A
more hattering and encouraging exhibit than this
could not we'll be expected or required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

THE LAST CALL This graphic illustration Of
New Years Day." in New York, will be pub.
lished in the Weekly Herald next Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
Legislative Proceedings.

The proceedings of yesterday in The New YORK
Legislature are 10 be found under the postscript
head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

o. We received Boston papers of last evening,
at o'clock this morning, via the Stonington and
Long Island Railroad. They contain no news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

Total. sh Nis,,,ai increase sis'i,ssr
The increase has been principally confined to the ship
Of domestic merchandise. the increase in the
portaon of foreign goods being than Offset by the
falling of in the shipments Of specie.
The total value Of merchandise exported from this
port for each month Of the past three years. has been
annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

street. Washing sqas) Amity street street,
All Rdon square, Hud.0n street, Greenwich street, Jane,
Horao, ana Gansevoo streets be sold BY James NJ Mil
Ter, Auct'oneer under the ectsn OF Lucus Robinson
ESQ, Master IN Chancey, Friday next the 9Th day Of
January instant At u o'clock the Merchants Exchange
Bee advertisement in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

On Saturday evening last, James .M'Xsnsey committed
suicide Of Mr. Aeynods boarding house In bangor lesv,
Ing wife aud sayea children IN New Yerk city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

Henri Herz.-Thc advertisement OF the
Farewell Monster Concert given by this gentleman will BE-
found in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

WranU ANaIrs-Thc NICHE GUuTUS Have
their FIST TARGET Excursion the 9th Of January when
have understood they will have Of the richest Prizes that
presented company besides Others The
company comprises some Of the 6ae, in this city
and wish them oil A fw will be a,n on
i'm Mediate application at the headquarters, Eighth Ward
IIaAal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

embraces every possible pattern of pen pocket desk snd
sporting Knils with large variety OF c4o,es Harors, "o
SlYssv w III "a. SAUNDERS u SON,
ugpests BswSA HsSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
The Last Chapter in the express Robbery

The Last Chapter In the Express Robbery.
The National Police Gazette Of this week. will contain
and extraordinary developement, relative The
the life Of Mure with startling engraving Of his arrest,
Also the trial Of Russ for the murder of his wife fall
cord of the criminal record for the week.
The republication Of the celebrated oscs asscal Flash
Dictionary will be commenced in this number This is
and amusing work of the language and secret
inn eudoes o. crime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

and compact contraction furnished with arcle me sie
o. which do not detract from their rsei % M
and appendage to the toilet ana also
larry adapted the wants Of the tssvsIing sae
" III broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
CoNasncE or raE Post or Ngw YosK.
analysts Of Erpsrts for De.s@ber: isss

Total. .sasli.see @Us in.ss, STE sai
The above returns, compared with those for the
responding month in isS. present the annexed state
ment -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

The HEIRS OF THE LATE Gov. ToMPxlNs-The
heirs Of the late Gov. Tompkins, ex Governor of
the State of New York and ex Vice President of
the United States, have petitoned Congress for
the payment of several large sums of money,
which their ancestor in his lifetime claimed to be
due to him from the United States, for services
rendered, and for money loaned by hin to the 60.
vernment, amounting to $35, 100. We have read
all the proceedings in the case, and consider that
there never was clearer claim presented. We
earnestly hope that Congress will lose no time in
passing bill to pay it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07

degraded and cowardly.
It would appear then that our iorbcarance in
remaining so long unidentified for our losses,
and the insults heaped on us by Mexico, were
used as argument to convince the Mexicans
and to impress them with the idea that we were
a weak and imbecile people, who lacked the
ability to obtain satisfaction
When Paredes had excited the ardor of the
people, he found that he could not control it.
Instead of the eagle and the snake of Mexico
triumphing the stars and stripes of
the United States, they were compelled to
cover before them and the Mexican armies.
with three to one IN their favor, were de-
ieated by the people whom they were led
to believe could be easily conquered. A reaction
IN public sentiment occurred after the battles of
Paio Alto and Resaca de la Palma, and Paroles
was cfusheo oy the force of the hurricane that he
himSsn haa raised he was pronounced against
Ills administrator upset, and Santa Anna, the
best OF their generals and who, Notwithstanding
MS exile 70 Cuoa, mad still large party in
the country, was called to resuscitate the wan;ng
fortunes OF the republic. He, probably, more
than any other Mexican, was aware of the pow.,
and strength of the United States, and the hone.
lessness OF Mexico prosecuting a war with Ms
out being called back by the will OF the people
he assumed the command Of the Mexican armies
as their servant, to prosecute the war, until the
people willed him TO act otherwise Besides
being invested with the leadership OF the army.
he was elevated to the office OF Provisional Presi
dent until the Constituent Congress, should elect
another.
The battles of Psle Alto and Ressaa de IL
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
To Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
FFsHE suhscrIbers haye opened a new lNtt
FurNnR IA the city Of New York, wheff
iley nra rcady tosupply orders to any extent 'oI
any hind VI jab fnay type, ink, paper' ea.ez a..
ralleys brass rule steel column ruiz, eampeal''aH
slleIil, ehls5a, aud every article necessary TOT
printing allee,
Tbc type, which arc east IN new mands, iiom
an entirely nov ST af mairiNss, with deep eouh.
trfH. nra warranted To he unsurpassed by auF, aqa
will BE- sold al rurrs To sui, the times. All Tie
Hpe furnished by III IS "hand cast
Printing presses furnished aud also steam en-
anas OF the most approved paiierna
\ IA machnost is constantly IN attendance
10 f#Faif presses aadhaht work
Composition rallfr anat for printer
Elinr OF newspapers who sill buy tire
tmsa rs much t,nr as Their bulls amount Ia, may
give the abaFs tixmualha insettionn their papers
and send ihzif papcr containing Il Ia the 'ah.
sarIHHr#
raeEegoFr s oYERESD.
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Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
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