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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

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Sbas bis gum 8ten olefes. 3mifb.
en- Dem Seuperneur Smifh uro
Der propinsial Eegieruns mar eine
Spdnnuns eingetreten Oie Srups
pen ecncentrirten ll6 su gabere
uno fouten nit Dem /. Mdrs seaen
Merifo aufbre6en. OberIt Sanno
tf Befeblsbaber. Sas bort per,
fammelte Corps loa li0 auf 800
Manrs belaufen. Das (fattfibe
DctontairS ; Corps grep's mar,
iin;ufrteosn NIT oetn Dieulie, rpte-
Der nab 0aufs jurif gefebrt. @is
mt6ten, tpie lie fasten, (i6 ibre
Daut nibt our6serben lafIen fir
Oie Derei6erung einiser 2anofpefu,
tdnterl; (ie tpdren oortbiu gefom,
men, ufr Die SrsDbeit oes 2auoes
90 beSrlnoen. SIN Seras glaubte
tslon augsrneiii, oa6 Der 3riee Dor
Der M!tte 0es Somniers (bmerlieb
beginner f0nne, oa cine gmpbruna
pon Q Generdlen segen Santa 2ln,
no etas Sbeiluu9 ieiner Sruppen
n0tbig made, Die In feinem Sale
Die 3obl pon 5000 Mann iber(feiae.
0beslf Bonnie trar unser Die S am
dn6e Snoianer absesansen, (Ie III
einer 0srfammluns suberufen uno
90 bereoeb rubig 80 bsrbleiben.
OaS tsrdnif1t Ddnner if oaf1tlbe,
tris c0s Dec Der. Sfaatefl, t,s,r
ssit oeus tlnferfnieoe, Dae Ratt Sec
Is @ttrsae eils einsissr to Der Mit.
e ot0tlben febt.
Gin I6. Nadr; spatoe Dem 6au,
6 oss Oste0atea Bon Q}irsinien Das
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
9ollt Qustat,ot.
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General GDrsppa Bat fetnt pet-
fan1melte Maett II, 8 Sivtfcnen
9stbeilt. 0ie cine ooDon eebt nob
Bilb oa, tm eesupitre, oaS pon oen
3arlilten beDrobt miro, ;il peritdr1
Zen. Sie anosre perfolst ben &ar'
liiten6ef Satonero, Der etne &rtur'
ZION uber Den gbro no6 SaMlien
btnetn unterncnlmsn bat. Sie &or-
tltten tnaren in einem Qngriffe ouf
Guataria, in Der Ndbe BON ct.
SsbaftlaM ;urIdsefblosen tpor-
ben. Ser 9ouoert,eur Don ct.
Sebaftiam bat es friftb perpropi,
antirt unn ct. Gebafian in fe(ten
Stono gelest, 70 oaB Den BatoiL
ionen &arliiten, rpelbe in Der Sc
seno fbndrtnsn, Die gBesnobme
csfelben fbper fallen m6bte. Man
erwartete oafetblt Die Sremosnlssi-
pnen BON Aleier. -
Ste Sruppen Der &Snigin baben
9e9en Snoe Januars Die befeitigte
Sirhe Don Bort in Gato!onien ein-
gtnct1nlen. Sie ganse 0arnifcn
muste aber Die &linse (prinseu; Elm
Bieeerper9elt fir Die 0raufan,.
estt, init Der lie ale Gefansenen
rdbrtno oer Sstaseruns binse.
f1gahtet bate.
Sis Don Dem Minifer Menoi,o,
bel sHr Srleoisuns Der Erase iber
ott iifabbdnsistsit @aoan,erifos
nitofrssieste &ommi0ion beRebt
aus GanO Monue[, 9a!iono, Gor,
nerero uno S5olas
Ra6 eirem 8riefe con 8orce-
iona pom 80. 2annuar bat oer
Generalfapitdn Wiua sur 0ettuna
feines eebeus Die Slu6s ersreifen
uno S6ue In etnem befefttaten
plase fuben ma0em oa Elm tousr
pbbel lIb segen i'm erboben bate,
Der Den SOB mino's' nit loutem
Sef6ret foroerte. Nls llr(obe Do.
Don siebt man fein graufames unD
ipitoes 9erfabren gesen Die ges
fan9et1en uor. Gs tpar oerfelbe 81
sOtte p6bel, oer einise Gage ,uoor
bate 70 sue Butb entfammt tper-
cenfbnnen oaBer sessn 1OoSriess-
sefangene fbeuSli6 tnoroete uno
lsine fannibalif6e MOrosier uur i'm
9eriebren BON o. 9onneus, oes
Gasllften6efsr eet6nam fattisen
SonnGs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
(1eutfbe g bu lenD
(Scrtf. bune uno BeIbluB.)

NOVttt 2utIS NV OEtDtuP'J
Ser Snbalt mauber gauntpsS1akfams
r,'er oes Staates sriro 9r6BtentbeilS .. DEN
Ieutl1en bsDselteuert. QBie nun ? (Ie
{oaen als @spublifaner 5u ibrer eisencn
SADIE tein 6ebt t,1ebr baben, IN, ss IL,
Dsrwenoeu tpie lie tpcllen? SD spollte ba:
fer fra8en: BAT cine Mepublif, baben Srei=
teiteleute. bat bic teutfd,e Station nibt
Elm &s6t 81 ibrem Giseutbum? Nlerbinas
fnate ib ntepneu; (te r1b9en oas Shri9e
foroern. 8ollen fe ibrsm SbuIs1ar in
enslifber Sbule nsrwenoen? lBoblan |!
le n,6sen 70 tbuu. Bouen Ge i'm aber
81 teutiobsr S6ute psrpenben. 70 fouten
fie 9espiB eben 10 oaju berebtiet fem.
Don tsinen t,iftisen @e6tssrinoen ber
oarf uuo tann ibnen ibr Re6t bieriu
absefprc6en rreroen.
S'rner. fcute man als Ieutfber uibt
bas Ne6t baben, it6 Dor @eribts 6bfen
in teutfber Sprabe su psrantrporten ?
spllte man Elm 3eusniB por @eri6t nibt
in teuHber Spra6e 9ebsn birfen i? ga:
nit man feinem 4eni0en Elm 9enase lei=
(te wno es annerleBt bebalte, feinen @ort
sbre, uuo Dem Old6fen Su (sinem aebhbr-
liben 3edt perbelfe; tpelebes uns aeut-
fben s,nn,bsIi6 1T ben DEM Mlanael Der
sustilben Spra6s. Nber.. (aat man Sc.
ri6tss8eatutsn lIno enslif9 !" 9Bobtau
IaBt ite (tb fur ibre per(b!eoene Men,ter
bic lie betleioeu tpoQen, ausralteu, spenu
iie an e;efer steIIe wanfden gu asireu {;
ODER man lcllte 2euti6e 30 foIbeu SteQen
erbebeu. bic Der Sabe in beioen Sprad,en
se,pabfen tpdreu, um BET Qlllssneiubeit
Oenise Ieiiten su fSnnen.
, Die Sprabeutenner, niebr nur Der teut.
Fben une enslif6en Sprahe, iouoern audi
oer alten 9runoipraben fa8eu: rper ,peig
es Mibt oaB 3eutlblanos 8elebrte ficb in
allen Sdberu uno 3wsissn ber &anlte uno
Bifenf6aften aus5ei6nen, uuo in Der Qit=
teratur cine bobe Stufe er(tieaen babeu {?
l1no foIIteu mir ale Nbf6mmIinae Der 3euts
(6en unS unferer Wuttsrfpra6e ibdmen,
oa leiue anoere lebenoe Sprade 70 Ferns
baft uno auumfa0eno 1T spie Die unIrioe 2
SUllten mir nidbt pielnaebr ale unfere .Erdf:
te aufbieten, oleIelbe 3u erbalteu unb lie auf
unfere Siuesr uno &inOestinoer fort,u:
pFan5en ?
1euti6e 8raber ! Ser, .peldber bier
NIT @ub reoet,. 1T suer Sreunb uno eurer
Spra6e Sreuno, Ct reoet eudb an tretet
sufamntsn, eonferirst unfers 3uf ftanoes ne
gen erereifet sere6te Maasreae!n. um
unIerer Sabe .5u QaIfe 3u fomnen. Ncu
uniern tsntiben 3erren Druderu er,pars
ten rpir suebr ais nur biefe 3sileu ibreu
Blatteru einnerleiben; fouoern ld,reib en-
une f9reiben laiIen, gut Aufribtuua unierer
nsrfallsnsn Sage. Bir miBsn nod einu,al
Sitttbrften abfaffen an uufere GsI. sac:
bun8 nno he gang Der Weisbeit uno 8iilia=
Tit semas eimi1ten, pieaeiebt ,pioerfabpt
uns @e6t uno 8juisleit. lsie mare es
tpsnn mir Die obis auesefprobeueu Mniidb-
ten sum 0runoe lssea tpitrosn. in unferm
na6tten 9eiu@ an-eie @eiessebuns?
.. Arifobulus.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Senatorial grmdbler.
Stbnisl Soofer, Sebn D1. @ocoepno
0bto 0efeesebun9
... (3ifts palilrser Nften.)
Sntorporations:Nften far
Gi(enbabnen. #
9cn @leSelano na6 Columbus unb Sin,
cinnati. @,. -s.> ,.-. .~.s
Ncn @bilieotbe nab Cincinnati. -
Yon Sort Wapne nab piaua..
8on Dermiion nah Birminstam. ~:
Ypn e!eeelanb nab QBarren. ut
Won 3oleoo nab ganoustp. >. -.
0cn @olnnsbuS nber DELAWARE na1 8:
bers SanbuSfy. S>" ...-'..
8on @lsnelano nab Vittsbura. ~.
Son Columbus i,ber 2onoon nab gptiua
feb. .5.l. - .a> . :. -. -
8on getparf nab Wcunt=Dernou.
Bon Wansftslo nab gew:Q :Qapen.
Von Bridgeport nad @aois uno ean
ousfp. :.4& s>.v -
You eirelepille uab Mal6instOu, Dil.
tttin8ton uno Cincinnati. - -.~,..r
0on WsuSoille nab Sairport. -.
Don Melmure na1 Rspublit.
Don Stem Qasen naeb Menroepille.
Bon Mtrcu uab perrpsburs.
Qou eolannbus nab Marpspiae.
Won Sonneaut uab Beaper. ..>.
i, Die @upabosa Sails Ssiteu=G =Giienbabn.
Die 0bio, Miami uno Waralb. Gilsu'
batn. ~ ...4 .''>
Die sIfabula, marreu uuo Of Qiperpool
Giienbatn. 6@> 9.sE.
pie Qansias 9sod unb eoreus 5araaB
Gueutatn.
Die euyabosa uuo grie giispbabn.
Die MnSsingnt,i nnb Cbio---- -, y = =
DIE Naur,ee anb 6ala,naso x
Die StiQpa0sr i,no Maumee -
Die Giaeinnati nao Welfli1e-
Die Masfiasaas ano Columbus
Die Ctio
Die 2ittle Miani
Surupeisen.
Don GAINESVILLE aa9 Mlapssiaelas.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Isupcr Statt sefunnsn bate, bon slns
|gef0br 1900 Snoionern angegrlf-
lien. Sie fibten ibm Den tleber'
gang uber Sen cbern Mbitelaecod-
lie III oernebren, uno IS begann Don
IbeiDen @eiten Elm sSsuern aber Den
mebr ais 200 Oar0 breitsn S5ttem,
| Ioer bort tief uno 3iemli6 rei0eno TT.
Oie(es ertrtes I1 i'm 9anSen jien1-
| lt6 unfrubtbar. Gen. GAINES
Ibotte bon (einem &Orps oOn 1000
Mann Dem 6eiroe imtleg l1tw 200
|eben lo0sn ndbreno ols lbrisen
|ridndrts vpm SIude Elm g lnRt9
|sele9enes Eager osrfbanjten. Sels
ne 2lbTbt mar, Die 0otbbdute lber
Den SIu6 jun Ansrife auf plefes
;u veranla0en. Gin perlteuterNldt
|Sus am 8. Sage bewog oiefe enos
|li6, in Der Nabt aber ben SluB
ju isbsn uno oos Eager on;ufauen.
Berfdrtt oureb perf1ieoene ipdb-
reno Der 8 SAGE angelan9te
S6wdrme bDften fie Dem 9enerat
9oineS oos @bidfat, Dooe's ju
bereiten. S5ie fatnen In Mo0e L.
bsr oen TIuB. Die &ononen besop
nibr entfeBlibes 9piei uno in
einisen miuuten flr3ten eessn 500
9noianer uno Nsser Su Bo0en.--.
Beim Sesiune Der &ononaoe erbo.
ben Die wilpen Elm srdBibes 0eI
beuI. Gein Bun0er, bic famtlibt
en- 0emmfstten BON Den QBagen tpa<
rem bel Manset an &ugeln sebroubt
mOroen uno ibre Neiben tpuroen
mie 9ras BON Der &enle nieoerse-
mdbt. 8on g in ben 96armAeeln
jener Sage pertpunoeten OffSleren
ipu Der 2leut. 9j5aro fsitoem saItor.
ben iein; tcnlt* tpuroen lbetboupt
8 Der unirlsen setsotet uno sesen 10
perwunDet.
Seit Der 3eit fol- BE Gtreit-
ma6t Der Jnetoner auf jeuet,.
punfte III $1,000 &rie9ern on9es
tpo6fen fein. Gen. 8aines berei-
tet NIT 9ooten uno Sl60sn ben ue-
ber9an9 dber Den SluB nno ben 2ps
srtf oes Seinoes IN Der nur d Meib
len BON Dem SluBufer entfernten
OleOla' sftaot DOE. G5eine 8 Sm6lf-
pflnoer tper0en ibm ben ueberson9
auf oas onpere ufer beoeuteno er,
lei6tern. 9erl6ieoene Sruppens
forps tporen inpeGsn (1or ouf oem
Be9e, (lb nit ibH Su pereinisen
une lbn nit proDi Ion oller 2(rt, an
Der er bereits Monsel ju piren be.
gam, III Derleben. &s spiro G6
Damn in &ur;em ausmeifen pb bic
2Blloen nit ibren SbanSwerfsn
Den unlrl9en auf Die Soner rDiDers
iteben f6nnen. Nn Oen psrbreiteten
0eruOten elmer beGebenoen gifer-
lu1t swifben Den beioen @eneralen
galnes un0 Scott f1eint niebts
Babres ~ fein. 9sbterer brad
NIT 1000 mann am 6. oie(es BON
'picclot a nabbem Gebla1tfeloe
auf. gr bat aus Mangel an Gubrs
tperfen einen Sssben Sbeit fsiner
bertttenenMa abGsen la0eny
um :pfsroe nit prcpiFonen belapsn
su fbnnen.
Spdter. ~ @'@E ..s>
Nm 5. otefesbbrte man pernebn,,
ll6oas Seuern Der Ranonen In fort
Drane. u. es ldbt fib porausfesen,
oaB gen. 0aines iber Den Slu6 &C.
leet uno pleueibt Die 9noianer pSlls
ltdnoig ssfblasen babe. Bei auen
telnen Bemcgxnsen bat Gen. 60
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Demoeratif6: @epmblitanif6e Grnenn un
SIr prdGoent
martt1r Da11 Bure11,
bon Sleu,Oert.
SIr Nice:Vr dfoent.
Rtcbarn @. 1ob1raotl
Der 3ele Don Der 1bemfe. uno 8ater bee
Sonntas peft 8eri6ts.
SIR @onperneur.
7sIt Balumt1I.
-> Son Irunbuu County.
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has been done. His letter to Mr. Cutting never saw
until N print this day, or the public should long since
Copy Of note from Cutting.
Mr.. Webb peremptorily refuses TO settle aud accom-
psnies his objections with threats await your further
directions.
(signed) F.B. Currrso.
ii. Lynch, Esq. July "a, 1885.
Which was all | know of his letter. and 10 which
immedaiey told Mr. Cutting, then gave him a chance
Of putting in force his threats. presume Mr. Cuttings
motives tor not holding such an Infamous letter. were
friendly, and to prevent any difficulty.
The account cureat shows the balance OF $I22 So
Of which sum have been robbed
The amount Of differences due by him on contract is
as follows:-
Last spring had order to buy 500 shares of Pha-
delphia x Trenton Rail Road Stock and in March, on
"Wednesday afternoon, in presence of Messrs. Henry
Ogden Robert Bayard, Benjamin Bremner, and A. n.
Lawrence purchased ftom James Watson Webb 500
shares of Philadelphia & Trenton at his option in six
MONTHS after four months $85 per share and inter-
est. The next morning reported the purchase to my
principal, who refused to accept it from Webb unless
he would deposit $4,000, which my principal agreed
to do also. advised Webb, who agreed 10 make the
deposit and named the following Saturday to pay it,
He allied on that day my office, and in presence of
gentleman, in the most positive and peremptory
ner refuse to make the deposit cancel the contract
lalthough urged him to do SOL which he declared
he would hold me boand, he should make FIVE or ten
thousand dollars by il. When the stock became DUE
il was at $500 per share, making difference in my ia
vor, and due by James Watson Webb to me the sum OF
$780, 25 this contract. When the stock became DUE
il is needless inform the public that he did not deli
yer il.
His deliver 600 shares of Morris Canal at
$57 per share, made by him on the 9th January 1885,
and due the 9th oths month mot yet delivered ,cas
not made with me, or through me, although made in my
office, in his usual impudent and clustering Manner
After which he used the columns of his paper abuse
and cry down the stock, at the time having the
audacity decare to the public, his name, bile
doing so, that he had interest whatever in stocks
and vet he has the assurance TO refer my failing TO
comply with my contrac Is, which, in fact has been
caused by my ill-paced confidence in the honor 10
nesty and Integrity Of such characters James Wat
son Webb, and Wildng.
January Is, 1886. HENRY LYNCH
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HENRY LYNCH.
Private Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1886.
Messrs. Livingston and Barten were in conclave with
John @. Adams this morning for some time. Perhaps
they taking counsel in regard the special
sage-of which, whatever il is Mr.. Adams is TO be the
great champion. Some say 1t is to come on Monday
but that's uncertain. Things looks so awkwardly and
Unexpectedly pacific, the part of France that the
whole message will have to be pulled to pieces, and
written over again. If il comes in Monday it must
be of rather milk and character not at all equal
in interest to the one you prepared for the occasion
The proper time for pushing the matter has fear been
lost, and there must be end the agitation Oh the
bright and glorious prospects, which to be suddenly
overcast with gloom Visions of contracts commissions
perquistes-fat emouments Of war-wherc are We now
The long unpaid long promised hope deierng expec-
,ants Of Executive bounty, down TO the
sober reality Of their forom situation. A new swarm
of officers to appear, with administration
and they will come eager and hungry to an already
crowded and scanty crib. II the oce-seekers that are
10 be hereabous for the next two years. would form
corps, il would be numerous enough take Texas, and
mainainits independence against all the force ofMexieo
Neither house will sit tomorrow. The Senate got
into such row yesterday, that they obliged to
adjourn Monday in order to cool off, 1t does not
for these grave seignors exhibit themselves
to the vulgar specimens Of human meekness. They
mns little respect their dignity; and, if neces-
sary make all their sttings secret. Benton and Colds
borough got into brawl yesterday, which ended in
way little creditable to either.
Your New York bill will probably pass next week.
The House have taken up the Senate BILL and will be
able to pass it without amendment / doubt whether
it will afford any but very partial relief and that
very small extent. But together with other measures
adopted by the City and State Legislature however, it
may prove beneficial
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19

Fashionable AFFAIR.-In passing up Chatham
street ON Tuesday evening, were suddenly shocked
and alarmed by being called to assist in picking up
party consisting of FIVE ladies and three gentlemen who
had been engaged in the fashionable amusement of
sleighing, but wallowng in the mud, having
been orcby elected from their vehicle, by the unpa
raelled awkwardness Of their driver las supposedly
inurnng the Of Mulberry and Chatham streets.
Very fortunately the sleigh not far distant when,
the horses being Of the most risky in the world
glad to get chance to stop. The personal inju
ries received by the party were comparatively trng
being one bruised shoulder, bruised cheek and
scratched ancle but the destruction Of dress mean
choly and irreparable. Hats were crushed up in the
gutter as il they intended never to be again,
the collars and shoulders of coaks fairly stepped
in the mud, and handsome bead bag picked up
few minutes afterwards, completely saturated with
dirty snow water. They we're soon however, safely
packed on board the sleigh again, and understand
got home without further accident
Great credit is due the ladies for their quelness
there was not a single scream among them, so we con-
cluded they were of some sense and firmness
The gentlemen too showed great alacrty in gathering
together their fair companions Of whom had rolled
a considerable distance.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19

A public meeting was held in New Orleans, January
lst to take into consideration the pest mode to relieve
the sufferers by FIRE at New York. Among others,
resolution was adopted recommending to Congress that
loan free Of all interest be granted 70 the people of
New York out of the surplus revenue. -. :
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OR.

CIR.
I835-Feb. 4-By sale so shs. Del. e. Hud.
byJ. T. Talman to Garrison g. Co. at
so days, option seller after 80 days, BY
your orders, at 863, 4,325 %
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TO THE PUBLIC.

As thaf most VIGOROUSLY infamous person JAMES
WATSON WEBB, has had the unblushing inpudence 10
sndeavor to throw Odum for having msst unfor-
tunatey been one Of the oredRlous Brokers through
whom he has operated in his stock speculaons will
not apologize for ntruding my affairs the public in
order 10 clear myself from charge coming even as
does from one totally devoid of truth or any other
gentlemenly feeling. give the facts of the whole of
my transactions for and with him. aud leave il TO the
world to judge of them.
James Watson IPeb6 for Purchase and Sale of Stocks
oy your order, "a account current Eih Henry Lunch
DIR.
l834-March ITO 200 shs Mohawk al
1l23, s225JO 90
~ Commission I, Sc 81 s22,6O6 81
To this amount loaned TO Jas. t. Talman
for Us shares Del. & Hud. which he
Bought TO fulfil your contracts due this
day without any int. until 2lst March, 234OO 90
Tie one half per CT. pd to j. I. Talman TO
lend the stock, which | stated to YOU the
evening before the stock was due, and
agreed by you II7 90
$50 cash pd. ]. Little & Co. for 25 Del.
& Hud. at 800, 2,262 so
Do. DO. Joseph & Co. so do. at 81, 4,55O 90
Do. do. Bcker so do. at 81, 1850 90
Do. do. Coster & Carpenter, So do. at 900,
1891 %
Do. do. Gallaiin, 20 do. at 9Os, 1870 90
Tetal-2OO shares, $l8,l63 IS
Commission !, 45 Al 1868 IS
To int. & comm. pd. j. L. Talman for de-
post he made with Coster & Carpenter
on sale of 100 shs. Del & Hudson, on
Sd Jan. 20 90
Discount for the int. on notes und checks
until due, 60 IS
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BY sale 50 shs. do. do. BY do. to Siebbins,
same terms and time, BY your orders, at
81, 1850 90
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19
Private Correpoadence.l

ALBANY, January Is, 1885,
The weather is now charming. The sun is now shin
ing on the good people Of Albany graciously as on
May morning. The streets quite dry, and instead
Of the seighs "splashng" through the snow and mud,
they glide along swiftly and merrily as did Cinde-
rea in her glass slippers before she was carried off by
Blaebeard.
change has come over the spirit of the dream and
the city is itself again Handsome sleghs filed with
handsome men, and handsome ladies, are dashng along
like wild fire, and after the business of the House is
over groups of well dressed personages are Ioungng
up and down the principal like SO many nabobs
or Sutans of the East
The whole city is like an immense bee hive, and the
bees at work to please the palate and amuse the
drones. Oyster cellars and tavern keepers are the
principal men in requisition.
have just one Of Origen Bachelors pamphlets
against DIR. Sleigh He has one gratis to all the
newspapers in the city, He appears to be mighty
ambitious of fame. Poor fellow it is pity he was not
cut out into little stars, and placed in the sky to form
second Pleiades! He was MORALLY wronged when
his discerning genius wasted on this dull orb
The following bills were read third time and passed
in the senate this morning" Authorizing loan from the
City OF New York to the Insolvent Insurance Comma
Mes, and the bill for the more convenient adjustment
Of the affairs of the said Companies" They were
passed unanimously. ~
In the House of Assembly, the Committee of the
Whole resumed the consideration Of the bill for the
relief OF the City of New York." A most stormy debate
arose on the motion of Mr. King strike out that Sec
ton which allows Banks to discount on the proposed
loan. There was some severe hitting and Mr. Cutting
from New York, got his knuckles raped severely.
They talked until they got hungry and then they called
Tor an adjournment and went to dinner without doing
any thing decisive.
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James Watson WEBB, ia account current sritt Hesrv
Lynch.
DR..
l035-April $40. 100 shs. Del. & Hud
contracted this day to supply your de-
livery, at Sc and 81, da e the 9th inst and
paid for this day cash, at 1914, IO,75O 90
COMMISSION !, % 81 l077e 81
loo sbs. do. do. contracted this dayto
supply your delivery, due at Sc and paid
for che same, at lO1t, 1880 90
Commission t, % 81 lO776 81
March 21-Cash paid to ]. T. Tamas for
Us shs. Del. 81 Hud. due to him ,hsd day.
which be had lent the 4th March, and
now paid at ia per CT 1850 90
Commission !, 7sS sl,sas 81
May Ito int. balance from below,
l0I IN
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t HE HE r A L d.
NETWORK. TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1886.
MOST IMPORTANT DISCLOsURE-COL.
WEBB'S WALL STREET DEFALCA-

1t is with heartfelt grief that compelled to pub
lish the following awful disclosure of the defalcaons
Of sur former associate COL Webb of the Courier and
Enquirer, in his Wall street operations. But as we
control an independent paper we could not refuse it,
Tomorrow we shall give our commentary.
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James Watson Webb, in account for interest rih
Henry Lynch.
DR..
May 14-To interest on $l0,776 81 from
April 9th to date, 50 days, at 6pr. CT. sos "a
To interest ON $l0,776 81, from April 7thto
date 80 days. at pr. CT. &c 46
To interest on S3l ,428 80, from March 2ls.
to date, "a days, at pr. CT. 2s2 Sc
s417 Sc
DIR.
1835-Msy 14-By interest on $S,738 AZ,
from 9TH April to daie 81 days, at pr.ct. S53 81
By interest on 1864 %, from 9TH April 10
date, So DAYS, at pr. Ct. 81 80
By interest ON S23, 400 90, from Dist March
TO date, 81 days, at 8 pr. CT. 90 60
BY balance this day, carried above, lOl 10
s4I7 Sc