Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26

,ught to be obliged to the Advertiser AMI us
or affording it so fair an opportunity to DO Sc
with effect.
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
This splendid building will be completed
by the first of January next. 1t promises to
be one of the finest ornaments of Philadel-
phia. 1t already cxcites the attention, and
commands the admiration of our citizens and
of strangers while it reflects credit upon the
stockholders, as well as upon the
architect who planned it. The exchange
occupies lot of ground bounded by Third, !
Walnut and Deck streets. The flrst floor
is divided off into the Post Office, most
commodious estabshment-a Coffee Room
and Bar Room, Stock Brokers Offices, and
several Offices of Insurance Companies, with
one Exchange OAice-that Of the publisher
of this journal, and the publication office OF
the "Reporter.' All the offices on this
floor as well as those on the scond story, have
been taken, at the highest prices demanded
by the Company. The Reading Roam,
which will be on the second tloor Will be
very spacious and convenient. 1t is to be
under the superinetndance Of ]. M. Sandor-
son, ESQ. gentleman we'll calculated for the
situation, he having for ten or twelve years
past been the proprietor of an establishment
of the same kind in this city. Holders OF
stock in this building will no doubt realize
very satisfactory per cent. on their invest
ment. We shall probably remove into our
new office in January next, when we shall
take much pleasure in showing any OF our
patrons through the various departments of
this splendid building. -BicknelPs Rehorfer.
7reaty zvih NahieS.-Thc Salem Com
mercal Advertiser contains copy OF the
Treaty between this country and Neapolitan
government which is entitled, "A conven-
ton between the Government of the United
States of America, and his Majesty the King
of the Kingdom of the Two Sicllies, to termi-
nate the recamations of said Government
for the depredations inflicted upon American
commerce by Murat, during the years 1909,
1910, 1911, and 1872"
Exclusive of the preambes, the entire
treaty is comprised, with commendablc brew
| ity, in the three following articles:
yArticle /. His Majesty the King of
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, with a
view to satisfy the Aforesaid reclama'
tons for the deprcdations, representations,
confiscations, and destruction OF the ves-
sells and cargoes OF the merchant, of tho
United States, (and for every expense OF
;. every kind whatsoever, incident to, or
growing out of the same) inflicted by
| Murat, during the years 1909, 1910,
1871, and 1912, obliges himself to pay
the sum Of two millions one hundred and
fifteen thousand Ncapolitan ducats to
the Government oil the United States:
seven Thousand six hundred and seventy
nine ducates, part thereof, to be applied
to reimburse the said Government fol
the expense incurred by it in the trans.
portation of American seamen from the
Kingdom Of Naples during the year lt
and the residue to be distributed a
mongst the the claimants by the sale
!. Government Of the United States il
such manner, and according to sucl
, rules, as it may prescribe.
.Arficle II. The sum OF two millions
one hundred and fifteen thousand Nea
. politan Ducates, agreed on in Article til,
e FIRST, shall be paid in Naples, in min,
i equal instaments of two hundred ant
thirty-hve thousand ducatcs, and will
interest thereon at the rate of four pc
centuln per annum, to be calculated from
: the date of the interchange of the rati
| fications of this convention, until III
Y whole sum shall be paid. The first in
e stalnent shall be payable twelve month
e after the exchange OF the said ratihca
e tons, and the remaining enstalments
0 with the interest successfully, one yea
J after another. The said payments sha
be made in Naples into the hands OF sue
il persons as shall be duly authorized )
n the Government of the United States t
If receive the same.
: article III. The present conventio
e shall be ratified, and the ratification
= thereof shall be exchanged in this CAPT
II tai in the space Of eight months fror
=" this date, or sooner ifpossible,
r In faith whereof, the parties abov
e named have respectively subscribed thes
:, articles, and thereto affixed their seals
!. Done at Naples, on the fourteenth day Q
d October, one thousand eight hundre,
= and thirty-two.
:, JOHN NELSON. EScal.
+, = THE PRINCE OF CASSARO. Seal.
y Atrocious Outrage. "A friend Gale,
o yesterday to inform us that on Tursdav
It as Mr.. Thomae S. Hart, respectab
!, innkceper of Bustlcton, Philadelphia
u county was returning from New Hope
i'll his sulky, he was attacked by som
), villain, near Smith6eld, stabbed in sew
e eral parts of the body, and left lying i,
:. the road.-He was found yesterday NOR
n ming in the road, and conveyed to pub
:. lie house, where he remains, but with
+ out the slightest hope OF recovery. The
perpetrator of this villainous outrage ap
:, pears not to have been actuated by the