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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

"WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 + M
osetssions fcr stocks pretty well sustained TO- day
although thar was mot much activity in the market
have previously noticed At the first board to day
Csutoa Company advanced per cent; Nicsragus Tran
sit, n; New Jersey Zinc, u Erie Railroad, y; Long
Iaand, ~; Cumberland Coal Company, III stonington
n; Hudson Railroad \; Delaware and Hudson 4. A,
s second board the market little weak and price.
aahtly declined Nicaragua Transit fell OF 4 per cent
New yessey Zinc. "; Cumberland Coal Company, a;
Rrie Railroad, ri Long Island, The fluctuations In
Long Idasd create good deal Of remark in the street
Nest the purchases Of this stock today were for cash
and the purchasers principally the shorts for delivery
Osslxaos nov coming due must have been made at least
tSs Per osut bslov current sales and the Losses mus
thss~fore be very heavy. The stock y rapidly settling
Asvp IN Pbiisds phis and IL 10 likely 10 remain there
rb- cosns~ has been very well arranged, and
90 for soocsesfoily carried out; but the end Il
vet 10 come the I. lhsiy 20 y tie same ~ ~
~ 49, --.I. l-,TtEl.l.. Ltc s..sA ~. =. : Vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

Mr. Edward Dill in his circular for Europe, by the Eu
ropa says The transactions In breadsu daring the
last fortnight show increased confidence the part
Of both holders and purchasers which has been greatly
strengthened by the laenees Of the season (not
thirty days which receive fall and winter stocks
and also by the moderate daily suppes-the amount Of
which particularly Of the shipping qualities but
little exceeds the local wants The late European and
English advces fully confirm previous reports and al
though many the orders for -four limited too low for
present speculation yet wants give frmness and
prices may be quoted at rs 37isc. per Dbl advance
For wheat there has been great activity, principally
foreign account and the demand only checked by the
enhanced rates OF freight and tho difficulty Of obtaining
tie better kinds Of samples There is speculative
feeling shown and holders very firm at the late ad
vance, which is not far from . Sc. per busheL The
general condition Of the article has materially improved
Canadian especially OF Indian corn the supplies
Of old by the Will cease but from the Southern
States and our neighborhood, shall in month
two be in receipt of tho new CROP
The annexed statement exhibits the number and ton
mage vessels distinguishing the countries to which they
belong which entered inwards and cleared ouward at
the several ports Of the United Kingdom in the eight
months ending September 1851 and 1852 exclusive of
vessels in ballast
COMMERCE GREAT BRITAIN.
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Total $1,000. EI1 4JyZ 3J3 2lgtf 4b3IT4
1t appears by this that the arrivals and departures Of
American vessels in 1862 less in number than in
1851 and that the aggregate arrivals in 1852
sidefsby smaller than In 1851, while the depart
ure. in 1852 we're greater number than in 1851. so
Jar a. the topnsge concerned tho difference il not
great There greater American tonnage eugagedin
the trade Of Great Britain. during the fret esbt months
Of 1851 than in 1851 by which II appears ths the vessels
employed averseed greater tonnage.
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half what II u selling at aaA before many mslths sapss
II win b bought In this market q prices csrrsspoadA
nearly with Ne market value. 1t must ~ borne In minl
that is entirely unproductivs that interest 10 rapidly
formulating against holders and that ct present prices
there Is demand for the stock except from those
gagged in the they continue to purchase prices
may reach forty atty per cent. which viii enable
small holders realize high prices aud handsome profits;
but Lessons the chance Of any Of the clique eating
without serious Losses Canton Co Is ss'ng up the same
way and we anticipate similar results Every per eent al
strengthens sellers and makes them confident
II the bears keep quiet for time and let the conbina
tion put prices up favorable time to enter the
market sellers will BE- presented and tho proba-
bty large profits increased In other fnsie there
nothing Long Island and Canton absorb the atten
ton OF spectators.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, TO- day, amounted to sll2674 S. payments
Sl39574 46-balAnce SIS e36 252 98
The demand for foreign exchange. for remittance by
the packet to day, quite active aud transactions
were unusually large. Rates remain without attention
We quote bills London at es1 10 per cent premium;
Paris, 81 1e14 a5f Isl Amstsrdsm, Al AK; Bremen,
7s1s 792i; Hamburg, 3eh 36% The steamer of
today for Liverpool carried out only 500 1913 In specie
The Formers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford has de-
clnred a semi annual dividend OF eve per cent.
The following have been declared at Philadelphia -
Grard Bank, three per cent Commercial Bank five per
cent; Trademarks Bank. four per cent; Southwark
Bank five per cent; Bank Of Commerce, Eve per cent
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, five per cent Western
Bank five per cent, regular and extra Of three per
cent Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank -four cent
Kensingon Bank five per cent regular and extra
two per cent; Phadelpha Bank, five per cent regular
and extrs Of one per cent.
The Mountain Coal Company, six per cent payable on
the cath inst
During the month Of October there imported into
the port Of Boston $4,000 In gold exported S42Oo in
gold and $4,000 in silver
The Register Of the United States Treasury gives the
following account Of treasury notes outstanding the
LIST Of November, 1867
Amount outstanding Of the several issues prior
to 22d July, 1886 rs per records Of this
Amount outstanding Of the Issue Of 22d July,
1886, per records of this office 100 %
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of 28th Of
January, lS47, per records Of this office. 800 90
lotsi... plzZoli o.
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of
counting officers, all under scts prior 70 z2d
July, lS4o... 20
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REMOVALS,

oTICE.--THB NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsU-
~ rance Company have removed their TO the now
buiidne NO Wall street opposite New strsot Tho 90 m
popy ntinue TO insure against fire. buildings
dino and property centrally aths lowest taudard gses
JAS ", OTIS preaident
p E. II lnrnnn errrstarR.
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PERSONAL.


NIGEL D. 0YLY-MISSING.-A YOUNG MAN, AS
~ above named Of good and address, aged
seventeen who reached New York the 18th Of
from engaged to write to his friends
In nSland In few days. and enclose guerrestype
trait in the letter such letter having been received
remaining uneaed for excite anxiety and distress in the
minds Of his friends Any information addressed to D.
OYLY ESQ of Major Marstor Batersea Bridge Road,
London II to WISE SONS 1884 Pearl street. New York
will DO most thankfully received.
INFORMATION WANTED.-WILLIAM WILSON, ESQ,
of Tallahas,e Florida, large, powerful man. about
fifty Of ago. and upwards six feet in height with
black bushy whiskers left the house Of his brother in
Or.nge Vermont for New York the 2sd Of August last
Railroad train at twelve o'clock the night at the
ton corner OF Canal street and Roadway. He took
through ticket and dined the route taking the
usual after dinner for New York since which
been heard Of lie had with him. besides large
travelling bag gold watch with heavy chain diamond
Vermont dark blue frock coat light cslored vest dark
pants black satin stock blue cloth with olcoth
covering gold headed marked "Alst and his
neral baggage left at boarding house in the upper
Of tho city to his friends information
in regard to him will be thankfully received and literally
rewarded by his anxious relatives. Apply to
ROBERT b. COLLINS, 25f Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

AIEW WORK FOR ALL WHO HAVE GARDENS
IN Published weekly the American Gardeners Chronicle,
containing every information on all the fruits howors and
abcs In cultivation All should have IT, Terms az
year; delivered free in tho city. Address, MAYTI0RN
KNIGHT Washington Heights Post ohco Canyasssrs for
the Above literally dsnlt WILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
nxw PUBLICATIONS,

DRAY,s ELRGY-"TuE cURvEw TOLLS THE
" kneli OF parting day This beautiful poem. alluded
by Daniel Webster in bis last moments will be found at
NM Bric 3cen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
NIELyINA BUILDINo LOTS FOR SALE, PAYApLY

M a. nu - Lvrs ivh Sn.. M iahsra
erms offered In this beautiful village Prcpery ere such
70 enable every poor 10 gufcent amount rom
lew ~ 10 ensure large advance before hall the Pay
ents made Ii 10 accessible being emily two and
as miles from the williamsburg ferries, and fronting
IRE Newsswn pls.t whete the Newsown snd sssps,
maps, pamphists &s., see y. FONDA Nassau street
third floor New York John H. Smith, on the pronisoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

ITO LANDLoRDs.-RENJs COLLECTED. AND qua.
i rsntced 10 preferred, on liberal terms Apply tow w
EAsToH House Agent ioea broadway corner Of Thirty
second street..
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EUSB AID WOUND.


&10 REV ARD.-STOLEN FROM MURRAY'S
stables 80 East Thirteenth street black and
btnh well marked rather short hair and the
Of said bitch to above stables and questions asked
d n REwARD.-sTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE
PlO livery stable IS North Moore street, the night
of the I'd Nov. inst bay having black legs
and tail about fifteen hands high, pony built The above
reward will be paid the marc being returned the
livery stable.
T oST-A PURSE, IN HOUSTON STREET, BETWEEN
- Bo~ery and Mulberry street Materials, rcd silk
thread and steel beads csntents bills 10 the amount Of
Whoever will return the to the 6S East Nine
teenth street. will 10 suitably rewarded.
osT-ON THE SD INST, BETWEEN TWO AND
~ three o'clock, during walk from Canal street,
through Broadway to Stewards small black velvet bag
wardsd for his honest trouble, by leaving At SO Sullivan
street.
CHECKS STOLEN.-ABOUT SIX O'CLOCK p NJ
" Nov. l., pocketbook containing two checks the
Chemical Bank drawn by Stephen Gaines to the order
The public cautioned receiving same or any
check or checks purportng to DO drawn by Stephen W.
Gaineon the Chemical Bank, rs he has checks
ccpt the stolen, and payment will be refused
STEPHEN W. GAINES, ROYAL A. GAINES, 70 Nassau
street.
MOUND ADRIFT ON sATURDAY-THE SCHOONER
Greyhound, Of New York She drifted up against the
Navy Yard and doing damage to herself and
lying her. The her by proving
and paying expenses calling 80 Hudson avenue
lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

Essss NsrlS1 ss.ns i.
:: hi. port from iSs
ssi.i.s SEAL ins sSs day and
MASONIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cENTES-
M sSs Il
Rivers and the dependencies Canada East cAa procure
s &c, aSr sns Noa sppns
Grams Masonic Temple corner BroS%s and cros
y Representative P. Grand Lodge Quebec. &o
MASONIC NoTIcE.-GRAND LODGE STATE OF
Nl New York o. Free and Accepted Mas0ns .ennai
Ss'rosesn Hall Thursd.y sysnins an .or.ton y
as o D. and Ins grand
to assemble in tho Of the hall Mercer
4. s 81 Of st
q On s & Va Snss
quesed assemble at the same time and place Members
sansa 'h ro s the nassrs Of lodges
s sSI"ss o Df''~s anu '' FAScEFr Chsirnsn.
j. W. sraoss Secretary.
DEy Z. H. CHAPINs SOCIETY WILL HOLD THEIR
Unity IN Broadway between sprng and Prince streets
IN s IN s and so
evening at balpsst Members q the society and others
in ATTIC church Friday evening" the 9th met
to make the necessary arrangements
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ tea meeting of this committee will be held at
TammsDy Hail. Thursday, tho fourth day Of November
instant, at 6 o'clock, Il. M
AUGUSTUS sCHELL, Chairman.
Josas u, rnIsL"s' Secretaries.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
"A Mercantile Library ASS 'oistion will be hold ON Thurs
day evening Nov A. past o'clock TO take into
subject Of enlargins the library and %
providing location Called at tho writ request
frssiaess ''' JOSEPH BIAcK. Recording secretary.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PAINE FARM ASsO
IA citation will held Friday evening, at Coxs Hotel
Thames street Mr. Vale agent will visit tho farm by
the arem Railroad Sunday Lets for sale. Apply
G.. VALE, No. Bswery Chatham squars)
MASONIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INITIATION,
Nl Nov. ls5z-A Masonic Centennial Festival will
this important essnt discourse viii delivered by
viii be SUM- by Choir Brethren in good standing
easion, respectfully invited The win com
take Of dinner Tickets at 81 each, may be had from the
tks state Of New York the Grand Secretary oce
81 j. Inns Lodge, No. !, Chairman. No. 575 Broadway.
FEycHTwANeER, Strict Observance, No o. Secretary
James Llssy, Abrams Ne. 20, No. 27 Bowery; Robert
Harron. washington No a. No. l7 Blocker street, A. s.
Van Pragg Adelpb. No % No. A Broome street; T. w.
NJ Moriah, e. Bowery Of Prince street; w Il.
Norris Benevolent, No. 49, No So Pine street; VIM Wsg
nsr. German Union, No. o. No. 46 Maiden lane; g. {.
stein. Tayette No. IS Duane street, George T.
Swaine, Richmond, No 66 Port RchmondlWm II. Youngs
M Msa..
mans Oltmans, No lH, Williamsburg; Fredk A. Lewis,
Rising Sun No. l42 Yenkors; D. williamson Mt. Aoriah.
y. D., Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

Business on the Chesapeake ana OHIO Canal continues
brsk and from twelve to twenty boats heavily laden with
-four coal wheat and other products, arrive daily at
Georgetown and equal number on average, leave
with assorted cargoes Of for the country
The exports Of bresdstus to Great Britain and Ireland
the principal shipping ports from September lst
to the latest dates in each Of the past two years have
been annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

NroyELLos SACRED MUSIC STORE. 359 BROAD
IN way. A. koveo has opened store Mt the above
address for tho supply Of his cheap musical publications
a. in London including Oratorios In score and IN
parts for societies. musc for the service Of Epsco
psi and Catholic churches music for the
organ and papos including Mozsrts celebrated compo
stou for sleeouhs choral societes and singing
cher musio and parts at reduced prices Cath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
HOMEsTEADs.


CLIFTON, Staten ISLAND, NEAR THE NARRows.
~ Building lots, for immediate sale,
In The most central part Of Clifton terms
Also, few Of tho choicest villa sites the island with
ding views OF this Bay, Narrows and city. The
purity Of the water the vicinity Of schools churches
and the facility of the CITY, with the beauty the
surrounding country ronders this most attractive ros
denee. Apply TO WV VAN WAGENEN,
l6 Posts Buildings, Hanover street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

Most Of the treasury notes outstanding draw but
nominal rate Of interest and therefore used
kind Of currency in mercantile transactions.
The daily receipts Of flour at Ogdensburg set down
at 5000 bbs From tho Of navigation to
the LIST Of October the receipts Of the different kinds Of
produce according to the Ogdensburg Daily News
a. follows Flour, 4261 22 bbs. wheat, b4s2s0 bbls
corn, 29ez6l bbls oats, 80 600 bbls In tho wheat
warehouse over 100000 bushels had been stored and
passed through.
The amount Of duties paid into the Custom House,
Philadelphia during the month Of October, 1861, wa,
$2ol4s 81 against S22S 60 for the corresponding
period In 1851 Total receipts first ten months Of 1851
$35sOos4 25 time in 1882 So 6S5 s45 l-inerease
in 1852 $45751 %.
The Delaware and Hudson Bank. at Toms river Ocean
county is about winding up its affairs Notice has been
given for all the notes in circulation to be presented
the State Treasurer within two years.
The following statement shows the collect at the
office Of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad In Phi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED
vU>o PROPERTY DIFFERENTIATED TO HIRH Oh
il lease, houses In this city. Property whore improve
could be made especially wanted Parties Avin&
such beuses will do we'll BY calling or addressing W. W.
EAsTON House Agent, 1090 Broadway CORNER Thirtyse
oond street.
xxyANTED-oNE LARGE OR TWO SMALL, FUR
w nished rooms, in . private family Address, with
terms, c. j.. Herald ONCE
VWANTED-AN UNFURNIsHED ROOM, WITH OR
In small private family; widow lAdys Preferred al.
DIRE SO c., Broadway Post ofico.
vNANTED-PART OR THE WHOLE OF HOUSE
w Guatod nm ywbere in the vicinity Of Broadway or
Canal street. Bowery Inquire at 553 Broadway base
ment, with location and terms
WANTED TO HIRE-THE LOWER PART or A
w two story house, sgreeably situated in quiet
pcotable pehborhoo1 neatly furnished and with modern
mproS emon Location between Spring street and Union
square, west Of Broadway preferred. Address c. Broad
way Poet Office. stating location and terms
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-A TWO STORY DWELL
w inghouse below Forty second street Price noe -
exceed $1,000 Address Box 303i, Post 0fhce.
children, residence OF three rooms, 10
pcoabs house above Tenth street. at
Address box 1878 Post Office.
VNANTED-AE UNPUBLISHED ROOM FOR LADY.
w with or without board; with WIDOW lady preferred.
Terms moderate and will be paid In advance Address g.
Broadway Post once, thrcs dors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

4 PEW BOYS OF GOOD CHARACTER AND GOOD
"A voices, will be instructed in singing and chanting,
without charge by giving their services choir
days Apply at 2o5 West Twenty street, after
o'clock II. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

SPAEISH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN,
~ favorahly known in this city teacher Of his native
tongue will mpart private instruction in the few
ladies gentlemen and will also make
he being we'll acquainted with the English language
ply ut the ece Of tho Courier des Etats Uls 73 FraA
street. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
Musicals

Musical NoTICE-Ir you WANT TO Oct COOL
l cheap VIOLIN guitar flute, accordion BANJO "
DAYS music store, ll9 Grand street. tbotwe:n Gin
ton and Attornsy where the best quality are sold Also
repaired Music taught and furnished for
ties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

CEARINGS PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTzINa
- Academy, at IS Bond sreetMr forming Glasses
meet the convenience Of ALL class for beginners WIN
Saturday afternoon half past three ooIss
Tuesday snng at half past seven o'clock Mr..
will attend schools and families and give private instrss
lions at his residence above Sorees usual Fer
please auply ut Sc Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ tce.-A meeting of this committee will be held Mt
TammaDy Hail. Thursday tho fourth day Of November
instant, at o'clock I. M.
J JOsns., b ~ r ,rnI Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE-IT IS THE GRAND
"A political head quarters of the ward and ALSO
house Lease hvo years Tho location is %
past fifteen lodging and eating accommodation,
sides bar overrun with buaness. Apply HOWES,
IS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

vXNo DAGUERREAN ARTIsrs.-A NEW INVOICE OF
scale plates warranted perfect Just received and fo1
sale ~ she lowest proes by VICTOR BISHOP, = Nades
lana.
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FOR SALE.

=
person with the above amount make fortune in
year by joining the advertiser Parties wishing particulars
AID Office. s. X. DEKAY.
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MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK. NOV: g. lsS::-
M Notice Il her. By given that the order dir sotng ths
q the quarsnsins for vessels arvns
sssoIvsd and qscon,inued. Given under my hand and
ofioiai seal on the day and year above written.
A. G. KINGSLAND Mayer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09
Our artists


BRAssA the PoetArtis has moved his quarters to No
IL Canal street, and is busy engaged in celebrating some
his sketches from nature Among his latest produc
ions We notice another sketch of Virginia mountain
y and an exqustely beautiful view the Valley of the
usquehannah As much however as we are pleased with
his accomplished artist in landscape painting we like him
none the less in portraits which, under his fcile pencil
sume truthfuness and fidelity to nature which is re-
narkable He is winning agolden opinions from all
overs of art in our midst
Beard enjoyed the .'leafy month of May at the b.
ze delghtng the good people Whereabouts with his fine
portraits He has now left to enjoy the summer in North
I'm scenes.
bAxEn after finishing splendid portrait of one of our
merchant princes which will materially add to his rep
utation, left a few days since for Nashville
FOWLER left us some weeks since with pursc well filed
His late efforts how other don't please us-hs
pencil seems to hare lost its inspiration
FoRsHEy is rusticating at Carroton meditating over
another great work Distinguished for exquisite taste and
very high order Of talent he is applying himself to his
profession with energy which must succeed in placing
ais name among those Of the first sculptors of the land
c is idng away his leisure moments very pleasantly
medalons statuettes and contemporaries which have
been very highly spoken Of
PowEHs is engaged upon several excellent portraits
which combine all of his pecuares commencing them
selves to general admiration We however trust that this
cver gentleman and clever artist will not because of his
SUCCESS in one department entirely abandon the regions
of high art in which he has wandered ere now not alto
sether unrecognized by the 9; spirits of the place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09
Eureka! Eureka! Eureka !

Messrs Edtors-In Mondays Crescent in the local
column, you notice invention said to have been dis
covered by which power of pounds, applied at a
given point, would raise nineteen pounds and as con-
sequence, pump constructed with the power above
stated would pump itself and have some twelve pounds
to spares and on this principle any water craft might be
propelled for ever after being started or as long as the
material Of which the pump made shall last and you
remark that this is directly opposed to all
theories as well as to the practice Of the past in which
we heartily concur and suggest further that henceforh
Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Humphrey Davy Calico Archimi
des, and all such, be declared old Fogesn Solomon
once said there was nothing under the sun but sir
solomon too was an old Fogy' and did not live in this
glorious nineteenth century-tor bshold greater than
he has arisen in our midst hope thai in the prac
teal results the authors of this wonderful invention NAV
not discover that they have found smare's nest
A MECHANIC OF THE OLD scuool