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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. 10

WEDNESDAY, 10Th, T,
Sch'r Ocean, Small, from Salem for n York.
Sloops Tecumseh, Vars from New York-Jo-
seph Brown, Brown, from do. for Fall River.
FRIDAY, 81.
Sch'r. President, Smith from Hartford, for Prov
Shops Hero, Read, and Arion, Brown, both from
- SATURDAY, o..
Sch'r. Virginia, Nckerson from Boston, for N.
York; Sloop Mary, Crinklin, from Hartford schr,
Lenity Widen, from Wilmington, (N. c. with
Lumber Rice, and small stores, TO jon A. PEcKHAM.
SUNDAY, ODD.
Brig Commerce Turner, from Mobile; Schr.
Norman, Verell, from, Camden, for New York
Resolution, Merryman, from Harpswel, for New
York.
Sch'r. Marengo, Barns, of Belfast (Me) II days
from Havana with molasses to Gro. ENGs ESD
Sailed in company with, and left the following
vessels, viz Z:-Sailed in company with ship Chas.
Henry, Smith, of Boston, from Buenos Ayres, for
Boston, parted company next day; Brig Vermont,
Usher of and for Bristol saw her in lat 33 Ion 76.
Brig Emit, Curtis, Gloucester, from New York, for
Cardenas on the coast, to load for New York; Brg
- Brown Plymouth, FIN Ciameio for do, on
the coast to load for Havana Sch'r Mary Adams.
-, Boothbly, for New York; Do Vesper, -,
( of Plymouth, for Philadelphia Do Joseph IIaud,
-, of Baltimore for Savannah. Left, ship YES
per, Hunt Of Newburyport, FIN Boston, TO finish
loading for Europe; Ship Sterling, Neff, Of Boston,
for New York nearly loaded; ship Tiber, Oliver,
] ofPhiladelphi1, waiting trelght; BARK w m Smth
-, of and from Portland for Boston, nearly load
ed Brig Caroline, -, of and from Portland, for
Cardenas on the coast TO load for Boston Brig
Franklin, - o. and from Portland, discg.; Brig
Susan, of and from Bost discg.; Sch'r Caroline
Curtis of Lubsc, from 81. Thomas wig cargo
and many others not recollecied ship Indin, -
of and for New York went to sea the day before the
Marengo sailed Brig Orion, Morton, of Alua
for Csrdenas sailed the evening before the Maren-
60 and passed her the lth of Matanzas.
CLEARED.
Brig Veto Downing, New York Sch'r. Oncs,
Farrow, Belfast.
MARINE MEMORANDA
Ship Palestine, Linleheld, from ii1vre, arrived
at Mobile April i3th
At Ncw-Orleans llth inst Brig Sea Bird, May
berry, from this port via Key West.
Arrived at Savannah 18Th, Schr. franklin
Greene, Waite, from Havana
! Cleared at New Orleans llth inst, schr. Agnes,
Swasey for Charleston.
Sailed from Savannah, l2th inst brig Poland
Gardner Havana.
WHALE SHIPS.
Letters received IN town from Capt. Paddock, Of
the ship Audley Clarke, dated Oahu, Sandwich Is
lands Nov oath reports her with 100 bbs. oil, to
sail in days. Capt. p reports ship George Cham
plain, Of this port, with 1900 bbls
Spoken off the Falkland Islands mo date) Ship
/ Martha Potter, of this port, 100 bbls. oil.
Bark Sarah Lee, Of and for Bristol, - NJ phlhs or,
and months from New Zealand, with 1850 Dbl' OIL
Z I..o lat
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

DSEA IE cGN1N AK n.
IHIss CHAMpLIN proposes to opena School
lSA for Young Ladies in hlll-Street next door TO
the Unitarian Church. the second Monday in May
The branches taught willbe History Natural Nor.
al and Intellectual Philosophy, Chemistry, Gcome.
try Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms III
first, commencing on the second Monday in May
will continue sixteen weeks-the second, commen-
cling on the third Monday in September and the
third the second Monday in January, will coniin-
nc fourteen weeks each.
The bills are 10 be paid one week before the close
Of each term-No deduction will be made from the
regular tuition except in case OF protracted sickness
No scholar will be admitted unless the teacher
shall approve of her atiainmenls.
Those who may wish for further information are
referrcdto Rev. a. II DUMosr,
Rev. J. WEST,
EbwAD w. L,wroN,
WILLIAM Guu.D.
Newport March 22d, 1897.
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We hope that a law abolishins imprison-
ment for debt will be passed at the next
session of the Connccticu. Legislature.
The democrats have large ma jorlty in
each branch, and never will they have n
better opportunity TO evince their regard for
the principles of democracy and humanity,
than now. We are glad to see that the
Times keeps the subject before the people.
bid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

Foreign Wheat-The total imports of
foreign wheat to this port during the past
year amounted to $i93, 100. Total import
from January, 1887, to April 10Th, S57 900
Y. Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

Wheat has fallen to one dollar in Zanes-
vile. Flour six dollars and fifty cents.
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The Cincinnati Wing of the 18th April
says it showed in that city on the Sth inst
and that they have had very cold and dis
agreeable Spring.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

The Boston Pos, says Faganini is expcc-
here pretty soon. He is queer fellow.
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ALSO EOR SALE,
and Immediate possession giren
IA TIE spacions Dwelling House. no
fe..NM 223, Thames Street, Newport, bound.
Him. ed north on Sanford Street ~ feet,
MNNM south on land of Philip Stevens 3 feet
inches, east cs another LOT of James
Stevens 30 ieet9 inches, and west on Thames street
b feet 6 inches, mere or less wholly eovered on
Thames stree, by the house. This estate Is free aud
clear ofall incunbance aud will be sold for Cash or
approved notes on interest,"; apply to
JAMES STEVENS.
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4 NARPErINGs--iO Pieces super6ne aud
" double super kIddemnsier Ingrsin CARPET,
lNGS, OF the latest lmportstous some of them small
figures, for sale by WM. {. COZZENS n Co.
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administrators sale of Furniture.
On Friday merit, at 10 O'Clock A. M., piH
be sold at Public AUCTION, at the late resi-
denee OF Capt JOHN CAHOONEdec'd.
@ quantity Of household furniture. Consisting
IA OF beds, chairs, tables, Carpets &c. Terms a,
sale L. =. REMINGTON, Admir-.
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NOTICE.
NEWPORT EXCHANGE BANK.

NEWPORT EXCHANGE BANK.
FE7HE Stockholders of the Newport Exchange
IL Bank are hereby notified that the annual
meeting for the choice of Directors will BE- holden
at their banking room on Monday, MAY tho lst, at
4 o'clock, p. M. and that yearly dividend of
twelve per cent has been declared out o. the prof
its payable on and after the said lst day of May.
JOHN STERNE,
Newport, April 9th, 1887 Cashier.
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zroTICE.-T'he Subscriber having fitted up tho
Y Auction Room, No. ll5 Thamesst Newport,
viii continue the AUCTION {; COMMISSION
Business, aud hopes by attention TO the same TO re-
ceiye share Of public patronage The smales, Ia
vors gratefully received aud strictly attended TO-,
April .. CHARLLS NJ IiLLLi.
C.N. Tfey has for sale at his suction room.
rrea, variety OF Books which be viii sell at very low
prices Tor cash, to close consignment among which,
are Bibles of various sizes, Common Prayer books
and Lessons for Sundays and holidays. Hymn books
Hannah Nlofe's Private devotons. Albnnis. &c. Nc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

SNRENCH NEEDLE WORK 1.-Two Car
T. toons of nice wrought French Collars, making
quite variety of style aud prices, just received and
Tor sale by WM. {. COZZENS ~ Co. ap1a
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AsslGNEE's NOTICE.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
FHNuE Female department OF the PUBLIC
n SCHOOL, under the superin,endance Of Miss
LORD, will be opened for the reception of Scholars.
on Monday, the 2ith install Children desiring
are requested TO make application 10 the
School Committee.
Newport, April 49,
GEO. &. KING, Sec'ry
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

VIRGIvrA.-The election for members Of
Congress and Of the State Legislature, in
Virginia, took place on Monday, according
to the new law Of that State.
Mr. Dallas, Minister to Russin, has ar
rived in Boston, with his family, for the
purpose Of embarking in the Independence.
The ship in now ready for sea and viii! sail
in few days.
GFThat the real, and greatest cause of
all our present enbarrasments is the over
issues'of paper, is admitted by some of the
whig politicians: the New Orleans True
American says:
"The idea that there is abundance of
solid wealth to get us out of our difficult
ties is absurd. There are two or three
hundred millions of paper too much in the
country and on this falacious basis have
men traded, and the consequence must be
ruin TO that amount"
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We have been favored with the New
York Evening Star of Monday, from which
we copy the following important postscript.
LATE FROM LIVERPOOL.
The packet ship George Washington,
Capt. Holdrdse, from Liverpool is in,
bringing dates to the 24th March.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND HAS A
GREED TO SUSTAIN AMERICAN
BANKING HOUSES IN GIVING AID
TO AMERICAN CREDIT THERE,
UPON JOINT BOND OF THE MER-
CHANTS, WHICH WAS DEEMED
SUFFICIENT, AS 1T WAS BELIEV-
Ed THERE THAT THE AMERICAN
HOUSES WOULD BE ABLE TO
MEET THEIR ENGAGEMENTS.
The money market in London was about
the same as per last dates,
In Liverpool affairs generally wore a
more gloomy aspect. Cotton had still fur
ther declined, but hopes were entertained
tha! the foregoing arrangement with the
Bank would afford relief.
The Letter Bag is not yet up, and the
ship is outside the Hook. A steamboat has
gone down to her.
Extract of a Letter from liverpool.
We had an exceedingly miserable cot
ton market the beginning of the present
week, aud though there has been some re-
vivaI, prices are barely as high as on the
I7th inst The week sales are 1850 bales
and there have been specuations To the ex-
tent of 5000 bales.
The lelief that lasting arrangement hnd
been made by the government and the bank
to assist the London houses who have late
ly been in danger, thus giving better tone
to confidence, and we hope that such an
arrangement has really been completed.
The accounts this evening, however, are
not so favorable. Ii is probable that you
may know direct more than we can at pres
ent learn.
Turpentine has again advanced, and
400 bbls. sold at | Is lOl, l2s per cwt
The Corn market is very dull, chiefly
owing to the general depression of business
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AUCTIONS.
Dy CHARLES n. TILLEy, AUCT.R.

clock, A. A.,
AAlLL be sold in front of the subscribers Auc.
w ton Store quantity Of HOUSEHOLD
consisting Of Mahogany and
Kitchen TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDS, BED
srEADS, One large Sideboard, One Franklin
Stove, One PoSiley Stove Il A9parains in good or
der Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Tin Ware, &c.
One ofthe Tables is large Mahogany Dineing
Table in three parts, which measures when
spread, about II feet long By 5 broad.
gI The FGrnitlre can be seen and examined a,
the Store on the day before the sale
Also, will be sold 4 boxes first quality Lemons,
CHARLES n. TILLEY, Auctr
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WEDNESDAY, l9Ih, !
Sch'r Ocean, Small, from Salem for N York.
Sloops Tecgmseh, Vars, from New York--Jo-
seph Brown, Brown from DO. for Fall River.
EpInAX
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CLEARED.
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Brig Veto, Downing, New York; Sch'r.
Farrow, Belfast.
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We have been favored with the New
York Evening Star of Monday, from which
we copy the following important postscript.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
FROMTnE MEXICAN COAST.
PENSACOLA. judy II.


The United States revenue cutter Jcilc,son, W.
Foster, Esq. Commander arrived here on Sunday
LAST in ten DAYS irem RIO Del Monte and Brassos II.
jago, (McNcoD Ibe Gor,raucai brig, Gea. r.
rec, ~as tornaity reytorci anil dejjrcred ~ Gayt.
Cn,uU, otMe Ton2otd 10 an aec,i, Capt,tin NJ ilc
PoH,) appointed By Gen. FILAsoIA IN the 29# alt.
and Sdt"tes erebeneci: Immediately after which,
the NA>pALi,, and revenue cutter DEXTER, sailed
to the southwark Tor Tamplco and era Cruz, and
the Jefferson cutter Tor this port, with dispatches
from Nh, Grecnho" Tor our Government. The
Commodore had left Bassos for those ports aboat
the ga.
Lieut.. TY LoE. late ml,lsh;pman in tlic United
States Navy, and Lieutenant Ia the Independence,
remained prisoner ON parole a, Mctalnoias.
Lieutenant ]. W. NooRE, and Assistant Surgeon
llhsLrr, Of the United States Navy, came passen-
gers IN the jefferson.
Two other MEXICAN bri"s of war, of sixteen and
fourteen guns cruising off the and in .ht
of our vessels for days, but communication
had with them. 1t was sad obey were from
Vera Cruz with 100000 for the troops OF Il N.
fUAsoLA, at Mcamoras.
The country was said to be in very unsettled
state, and murders aud ro5bcrics frequent on the
road to Metamoras.
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Rccetrsd on account 0tNf
Pabtir i,1tn Is.
EiPe"aitarsx ercly,;,,

ne hfs' suggestion that forces Itself upon lin
ilectins mind Is the strong contrast Nl,c, ,La
al expenditures of the al Illustration, nf
Jackson presents 10 the promises Of Retr.nci,,,
aad Economy with which it came into powc,--,,.,
Martin an Buren intends 10 follow IN the c,..
steps OF ms iliustrsoui predecessors" We nm,
course expect to see responding ausmrn,,,,o,.
OF the expenditures during the tet.n Ion which H..
has bccn elected
But the most important consideration d,luc,,,,.
from tins combined operation OF Receipt, and ",
pcnd'tnrcs Is the connection which it dcmup>,r,.
between the policy Of the government and the ,,.
sent inarcial cmbauassmrn,s Of the conu,r,--c
ing birth to and stimulating that yelysp,rit of wifi
and eAtraVasau spcouia,iun,t to wlicl, in som, ,nr,
sure, those cHlbairls IN hts are ailrbn able Mr.
Ewing of Ohio, in his late speech at ChIico,l,,
shows the process by which TIN, state o thug, VA.
Produced, III blici paragraph. lie SAYS:
Shortly after the removal OF the deposcs. IN. e,
mount OF the public money arose 10 an Immense
sum, and II crcdU cHig. it possessed III, ",
tribute OF multiply ing itself to i'll oduilc exeut
There was, for example one million OF dollars Of
the public money i'll IA dcposite bank more thin
would be probably drawn out III the current wear io,
the purposes OF Government thu Bank would
thcrcorr lend this million o the pur,os of naklu,
interest Upon il. The money 50 loaard would br
paid IN the hand oiIiccs Tor customs, and inm.
da'rIy deposited III the bar> In be loaned a.
can aud again tor the same purpose. Such was this
CO ursc vi things occurring II ru.:rlou. banks, which
the abundance Of the fictitious capital multiplied be
You'd any torncr precedent, until speculation, nsti-
Gatedby this fictitious state oil things, out into
" lid excess.
If, then, the 6aancial drtliri..,ir, Of ,hc cn,atx
lave arsen In ANY eNto"'. from Speculation and
ovcriradlne. the administration responsible iu uo
mischief 1t orc OF the natural and m,,lrblc
res uts OF lis upon the National Hanh aud rles
the currenos-lu>t As much the creation ut 20.
new local Banhs, the addition through their u,Iu.
mentality OF &l7a,o00,o00 to the hanklng captal~
the county, and the increase OF paper circulation %
the alnouat Of : - Geo so.
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CONFUSION IN TIE CAMP.

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tutors empoNed' BY winch to cheat and dclude the
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country,-ll the grand experiment had not exploded,
and swept from under them, the bollow and deceptive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
From The .Nfr N01E EJurrss.

BATTLE ROlAL-A terrible rcncontre
took place on Saturday afternoon. board BRUSH
brig at the loot OF Beekman ST.. between Capt Geo
Ne"ool. master OF the vessel, and his crew, aud a
posse o Police officers. Ii seems that the captain
had been sued and judgment obtained against him
Tor abreach OF the Corporation dock laws and NJ
'ornich, one otthe City Cousables, sent down with
orders to arrest him. Mir. NJ Cormick went on board
'of That purpoSe--but the captain showed fight, and
''e' considerable fuss, the peace officer finding it
impossible to get his prisoner ashore without help
calea upon several citizens to assist him. The cap
tam ppcd all hands to repc the boarder~ and wen,
beo" and brought up British ensign " hich he ran
up 10 tue peak, aud presenting pair of pistols swoie
his ship.
'fic't Mac, not lining the look, uf things in Gene
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FOREIGN ENEEs4A2esESGE1.
DECLARATION OF WAR 81 BEENOS
AYRES AGAINST PERU.


BY the slip Brutus, Capt. Adams, NE have Buc-
nos Avrcs papers to the 27t Of MAY. The Brush
Packet of that date contains DEcLARATioN OF
WAR by the Republic oiBuenos Ayres against Peru,
Is also President of Bolivia. Chill declared against
Peru some time ago SO there are two against two
Chill and Buenos Ayres against Bolivia and Peru.
III the Republics OF South America are thus min
glcd in the strife, except the Banda Oriental aud the
old Republic of Columba, divided into the three
Republics of Ecuador, New Grenada and cnezuc-
IL. 1t will be difficult tor these to avoid beng draw II
into tie vortex, Eeguado particularly which from lis
local position is most exposed The Declaration Is
accompanies in the }uenos Ayrrs papers, with a We
~ long manifesto, setting forth the which IN
the opinion OF The Gov ernncnl render the step
sarv.
The Banda Orienll Capital Mouicvelo) is al
;-not against Peru, but against Itself.
Gen. Fructuoso Rivera iormer President of the Re
public and who only lie" months since was defeated
iii IusuWcctionarN attempt against the gosernmcni,
is again in motion, having collected force on the
frontiers of Brazil. with which he intends 10 march
to Montc,dco,--ii he cal. Preparations are making
to give him reception.
The brazilian brig Eloisa has been seized IT Buc-
AvrcS aud coniiscatrd, in consequences OF beng
bout depart from thai port oAtensby fer the Cape
OF Good Hope, but really Ion the West Coast oil Ali
CT, to engage nthe Slave Trade.
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l,
EIrLosioS.-A About Is O'Clock this morning tho
Sun''h'hs shop OF Henry De Grooi, i6l Green
wth st. West SIDE, next door below the corner Of
h"itaH' was blown up by cun-po"der. Nh. De
ufool,"ho va, III the shop at the time was buried in
me runs; bntwas soon after got cut, badly burnt
Dat not otherwise materially injured, and taken Ia
inc Hospital. lie Was able to walk, but bis rrco,e.
~ we suspect is extremely doubtful. His wife was
M The room over the shop, getting breakfast, The
explosion demolished the floor which she was
standing, as we'll rs the shop floor, and she was IRE,
ciPitated into the cellar She had leg broken and
was otherwise injured, but is expected to recover
An old man. native ofFrauco, who WAS passing
al the time OF the explosion, good deal hurt
cheily by glass from the windows. Two per
sons III the garnet received no injury. The building
Was OF wood and OF little value It was owned bI
W. a u. M'CloshcS who also owned the corner
building and occupied itas asrocery. The amount
Uipowder burnt Is supposed 10 have been about %
IDS exceeding by several times the quantity which
any person within the fire limits Is allow cd to keep by
law Tic explosion WE tremendous. Besides The
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FOR RENT.

4 WISH to rent out, until the LIST September ucxt
L or tor two years longer the house in hch have
been keeping store Jhe store OF The hand
soonest in the place, being deep and shcwv. The
cellar is an excellent on. aud the upper part of the
house fitted up for family residence. having FIVE
good rooms aud garnet. The lot is sufficiently
large and has it a good Kitchen Stable DC. Sc.-
Terms to suit the times. Il. 3. NoRN ELL.
Iynchburg, June - WITS if
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liars OF Lott is estimated that the piles Of
glaciers which lie hcaped upon each other upon the
eorecs and the sides OF Mont Blanc, reaehedto the
hight of 5000 feet perpendicular-and that the
SHOWS of the upper parts occupied an additional
space of 1000 feet perpendcular-thus making togeh.
mass of 10000 feet Of ice and SHOW, without
including the irregularities of the surface.
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uE Dttrs-Nessrs A. :. Thruson and \. r.
"uichhl met ilnS morning on the opposite side of
the river and exchanged Shots wi,hont niurv Nc
understand that number OF persons who ha, col
,tcteu' interlefed aud prevented another shot
we have not heard that either had expressed
S"Nlaehon' or that reconciliation had taken place
f,u, cite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

The Dimc.-A friend showed us on Saturday a
ten cent piece OF the new coinage it Is smaller in cir
conference than those formerly emitted. On one
side are the words ONE DINE, cncircled with wreath
On The other Is line cut figure OF Lbcrty-not the
old head and trunk, that looked flarng out from our
CONDUIT neat, tidy, female figure, sufficiently dres-
sea, holding III one hand a slat summarized with a
liberty cap the other hand snstans shield inscribed
with tue word LIBERTY. The figure is IN a sitting
posture, and resembles generally the representation
OF britannia Oh the English Coins L'aitcd States
Gdcetto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Coon ONr.-Ihc Legislature of New lamp
shfe at It, Late session. passed law tn prohibit, from
the LIST July, the circulation obIl,, of les, denoml-
ntiion than one dollar OF Banks situated ol New
Hampshire, and also 10 prohibit from and after
July, the circulation Of small bills it issued by the
Ne" llaHpshlrc Banks. The leading argument IN
favour OF the measure Was, t,at the law would ere
ate no Inconvenience, because small bills c)uid con-
h"Ht m ctrcntat{on IN spite nit.
1t IS SAID that tins argument VA, IN fact used b,
the Ghairmau The Committee ON Banks. How much
better would 1t be for the Van Buren, men to come
ontliahk " do and declare themselves in favor of
small bills They are getting right various other
points; let us have their cooperation here also.
Hat We want IS to reform the currency back
TO what 1t was when Gen. Jackson came into OF
nee. Mat say you, friend Tammauy viii You 90
II! y. \. j. Conn