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SPEcIE.-This article is pouring in
upon US abundan,ly, both from Mexico
and England. The Ontario. from Lon
don. which arrived on Thursday, bro't
S625, 900 in gold; and the Toronto.
which arrived some days since, a still
greater amoun.-stated in London pa
pers at e200.000 II is a part OF
loan Of million sterling. lent by some
London capitalists to a newly establish
ed Bank in the United States, at { per
cent. interest. and will be RENTED in
gold.-.E Y Jour. Com.
The last Havre packet. the Silvie
de Grasse. brought two millions six
hundred and sixty-five thousand seven
hundred and nine francs, in gold and
silver, consigned to &. Newbold. J.
Cowperthwaite, and De Rham and
Moore.
A friend Of the present Administra-
ton, Mr.. Senator TALLMADGE, in his
able speech on the Deposite Bill, said:
AN entire abandonment Of the credit
system, and a return to a sole and ex-
elusive metallic currency, If it were
practicable. would produce desolation
and destruction from one extremity OF
the Union to the other. Such notions
ought not. MUST NOT, prevail"
ExPUNGING.-Poor Benton !-ridi-
culed and scorned BY the independent
members Of his own party in Congress,
sneered at by leading press for his
puerilities about goH-left almost "a
lone in his glory" on the Deposite
question-thwarted in his ambition to
lead IN the Sena,e-he has no heart for
"ExPunging." when his famous reso-
lutions were called up, but permitted
them quietly TO retire to the obscurity
whence they sprung. dust to dust"
sc. Er nibiio Mill III. May they rest
IN peace.-L1ncdSter Union.
Nearly thirteen millions were sub
scribed 10 the Two Million Bank of the
State Of New York. The number Of
applicants is so grea, that it is believed
at least two weeks will be required 10
make a distribution. The stock sold
yesterday at the opening at 10 per
cent advance.-[.N Y. Daily .4dU.
AT a general meeting Of the stock
holders in the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company, held on Monday the
18th inst. II was formally resolved TO
accede to the provisions Of the Inter
nal Improvement Bill, passed at the
late session ofthe Legislature Of Mary
land.-HqgersfoTn Torch Light.
II is stated in the Ohio papers, that
Mr.. Morris, the Senator from that
State, has renounced the support Of
Mr.. Van Buren,, and declares tina, he
will expose 10 bis constituents "fhe do
ingS" Of certaiL intriguers at Wash
ingion.
Barry Edward o. Meara late surgeon
70 the Emperor Napoleon, and author
Of the work "A Voice from ST. Hele-
ma" died at his hous. in Cambridge
Terrace, Edgeware road on the 10th Of
June.
Great Political Hisiory.-The work
left by Mr.. MADIsoN is said, by the
Norfolk Beacon, 10 be history Of The
U s. from the peace Of l7S3 10 the
close Of has administration in lsI7.
IIerr follows smother evidence u the Fr,.s On.
psrisrfy u the atshfC'l men Over ihs In,i,.n'
ST. LOUis, July 3.
We bsve seen a Mr.. JESSE RAY. Of
Jefferson county, IN this State. jus, re-.
turned from a visit 10 Kentucky. who
informs US, that within a quarter Of a
mile Of Paris, IN Edgar county, Illinois.
atthe place where they had encamped
he saw twelve Indlans who had been
slam by the inhabitants Of the town
The party, on their arrival at that point.
consisted OF II men. who had obtained
whIskey from the people Of the town
and we're intoxicated and noisy. In
the attack, IL Of the number were shot.
and the surviving two were pursued
through the woods. The Indians. Il
seems, we're going up the Wabash. and
we're all mounted, but had left their
horses a, the camp. We could not
learn 10 what tribe they belonged
Our informant states that the number
Of white men assembled at the scene Of
slaughter vas about 60, that they were
mostly intoxicated, and threatened a
like fate 10 all the Indians who should
come 10, or pass through their county.
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