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PHiLApELrHIa, July 10, ls45.


To-day, John H. Frick was removed from situation in
the Custom House, a fact which exhibits determine
ton on the part Of the Collector Henry Horn to discard
all those who were prominently connected with Tyler.
ism in this State Mr. Frick Of the reputed owners
of the .amecan Sentinel and has heretofore belonged to
that school of politics which ruled the first Congresion
land The members Of this school espoused Tylcrism
They surrounded by that portion of the democracy
which has succeeded in getting up such antpathy to
the naturalized citizens. Mr. Tyler persuaded he
could produce third party out of this rial and in
the effort to do kind of Irish was raised
which drove the opposing elements among our people
into the i'll starred native The vast body Of
our naturalized citizens for a time mised bu,
they have retraced their steps and certainly
serving OF such treatment the natives would give
them Those who were mainly Instrumental in doing
the wrong receiving their reward in manner the
don't relish at the hands OF the democratic party.


Although buslittle appears OF the movements of the
friends OF MIR. Buchanan and their opponents the end
OF Mr Dallas yei an assure that they idle
Not that their efforts tend t, the advantage either
those gentlemen. On the contrary, would suppose
that the friends of Mr. Buchanan were impressed viii
the belief that the only way 10 the success 0,
their favorite TO make determined and active emo
mics Of all those of whom they the least u
plcion, no matter how groundess. From the course
taken oy the ndiscreet friends Of both, have not the
least doubt il be persisted n that both will be thrown
overheard II the warfare continues lvania viii,
be so divided and cut that the democracy the Other





In my letter of yesterday gave what is considered
fair calculation of what will be the resul. Of the cleo
ton in October. In the city, there is scarcely any
doubt the wings will be successful for no democrat who
sworthy OF the name, to throw his vote
INTO the native balance for the poor qualification Of de
fsatng the wings In the county, the democrats will
succeed only in moderate proportion of the wbip
stick to their ticket From present appearances thn
that such will be the Heretofore they have al.
ways been united when the officers in the row were Il,
be secured and think the stake too heavy for then
to bolt when they have such chance for success
somewhat thc mn n m;
morning OF the whg tosss at their celebration on the
Fouh OF july In which nativeism is denounced un.
measured terms and do not single sentiment thai
appears to show sympathy. IT, therefore this be
any sign OF the intentions Of the whig masses think
faction the coming fall


The native organs in this city have discovered that
they were rather premature in their denunciations Of
the priest who married Mr. Barney to the daughter Of
Judge Booth OF Delaware and much more so In ,ho;
denuncation OF Barney himself The OF the people
that the individual upon whom their vias of wrath were
poured not only born in this country but the son OF
commodore Barney, lrshman and one of his adopted
countrye aoest deie nders They will discover in ad
dition that isvery possible for man to be patriot
republican, and Catholic at one and Tho same ft;,ne


The Stock Board revived some what to.dav .nd nr,o
were rather better. State fves improved i. Raadine
naiiroaa ad ponds about the same but Wilmington Reii
vance OF two on yesterdays quotations The


s, iSr chs aHsance is an arrangement said to have
DEL Chesapeake Canal Co by which the ioymr % i, e :.
carry passengers exclusively and the latter excl"sr
year but from il was not carried into ee,
II the one now made be adhered to faithfully think !,
must have beneficial effect upon the interests of both
companies. " '


Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.


FIRST Board, July l0-S5,000 State as 73l - O0f
40. "a $1,000 do, I33 $50 Wilmington l6 ii Mem
Phis Bank 70 I2o Manufacturers Mechapics Bank asa
90 a2t $1,000 State SIS, 734 20 Farmers Mechan
ics Bank 45 $500 Lehigh 6s, AS, Is 200 wilmington
lo5 80 Reading RR 80.
,oS S,Sosp BoARDS 900 Tennessee Bonds lst Jan 90,
hivb ss ,,m,nxUn an s 100 0rard Bank 81 $500 Le
aDO "a
6 49, 80 100 Wilmington isi % do Isl ,nssJn nab;9
ST.. ~ iyo s G s. Bank $lo6o state 5s 7ai 81, ,Soo
"a IA rs, 'I ,oo 70 700 Wilmington RR, ISL 200 do
90 afsns fsan cent sasI
Philadelphia Bank, ds iosl 200 x,yi do 2osi
IS 200 City 5's, 81, l03 ' i-ehlgh 0's, 40