American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

opened their doors TO receive the Watchman, may
rest assured that we are grateful for their Kindness
and shall endeavor to repay it by an abundant sup
ply of useful and entertaining matter during the ap
proaching winter season.
NJ, The General Election in Delaware will take
place on
TUESDaY NEXT.
We trust that no Democrat who is able to appear
at the polls, will remain at home on that day. The
confidence OF success in New Castle County has
rendered some of our Democratic Brethren too in
dfIcren; the subject Of the approaching election
This ought not TO be. While you sleep, the enemy
is awake-and take care tina, he does not put his
foot upon your neck.
We are not without strong hope that great
part. if not all Of the Democratic Ticket In Kent
will be elected this year. We entreat our brethren
in that County to exert themselves in the good cause
Of Democracy. The time uiH come, and that ere
long, when Delaware will be exalted from the in
significant station into which federal rulers have
plunged her, to that rank among her democratic
sister States, 10 which her we'll wishers desire TO
see her raised.
The New Gin of Refuge.-The ceremony Of laying the
foundation of City, To be called Alrat, ON Grand
Island, in the Safe of New York, performed OH the
18Th inst with great splendor To this city, the jews
tlrough the WORLD requested to repaithe jew ISL
gov crnment is revived therel--and NJ NJ Noah IS ap-
pointed Governor and Judge of Israel The account Of
the proceedings 100 long for paper toay-bu as
cannot fail to be interesting to readers we will cn
brace carly opportunity 10 lay 1t before them.
iSLander.-In the District Court for the City and
County of Philadelphia, in an action OF sahder IN.
sttuted by Eser Hadden Banks, young cordw Amer,
against John Gibbs, Lottery Broker. the Jury re.
turned yesterday morning with verdict in favor OF
the plaintiff for seren hundred and fifty dollars
damages The trial occupied the court several
DAYS Gibbs had charged Banks with having alter
ed lottery tickets. Counsel for The plaintiff. Thomas
Ki,tera and p A. Browne for the defendant, James
G. BiddIe and D. P. Browne.
The accounts from Greece have been generally so vague
and contradictory, that have refraned from occupying
much of columns with them Our readers will how.
ever, find in paper to-day, some interesting letters
from that part of the wor which proceed from sources
entitled to the fullest credit.
The report that the Salem Steam Mil Bank
ing Company had bursted their boiteT, is without
foundation. The notes Of that institution are received
on deposi,e at the United States Bank and at seve-
raj her banks in Philadelphia.
The President left Philadelphia yesterday. Mrs.
Adams continued so much ndisposcd that she was
compel ed to remain in that city.
The Boston papers of last week state that the
health of the Presidents father has lately much
improved and that he is now we'll as he has been
for ten years.
The Eagle Bank of New-lIaven heretofore considered
one of the safest banks in New England has stopped pay
men and closed its doors. Irepor speaks tre there has
been gross msmanagement somewhere Instead OF aten
ding to legitimate banking business, is whispered that
the bank suc has been engaged i'll commercial and 9TH
speculaons unbeng an institution OF that description
AS an instance, we informed that vessel arrived
short time since from North Carolina, freghted with pine
boards, consigned to the Eagle Bank
As there is supposed to be an immense quantity of the
raper of this bank ahoat the sufferers will be many for
even if the Bank should make respectable dividend the
paper will probably be bought up by brokers and sPec'a'
tors for song. ~ T. Com. 7dD.
.Ns,o Haren, Sept. 24-The first article of
news that our readers will probably look for, will be
concerning the EAGLE BANK. We have inI
short to say, that the Bank has suspended specie
payments. The bills Of The Bank, however, we
understand, have thus far been taken in payment o
notes due the bank, as they become payable from
individuals. We pretend not to say, or even guess,
how the concerns of the institution will come out
eventually. The bills were selling yesterday a,
from S7a to 90 cents for dollar; the day before
Yesterday sales were made in town at about 70 Cts
for the dollar. Several take the bills at par
for goods, at the current prices.-Regtster.
The American Colonization Society acknowledge
es the receipt Of 82045, 25--irom The ead of Au.
oust to the SOth of Septembcr, sos. I