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A word 10 eac!-And first, TO the lntegencer, from,
hicl paper. of tho 10Th inst, make the following
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Lr~isiara.-l'Irr ss!>Ia;ure has mb!.ti. and
tinted n. Derbgny President of the Senate. and I
lie Branch SIP axe: of the Iouae-A rc:"iui o. A.,
SEED tie Srnate, fixing Man a., ia Isl inst 10: H..
r.ect on Of Senat r in Congress.
.horM Cnro'in "A great question is before b.r !.
gislatur.. South Carolina pass bill giving 10 H.,
Cincinnrl and Charleston Rai.road Company. B,,L
ing pr;riLgcs 10 the of mi'li"ls of doI,..
Mr.. Memmingrr is tie Agent of IL" South Cason,,7,
at Raleigh pressing the scheme - 1t appca's Tia, H.
assent OF three of tie States: nth Car lima, nth C.
rona, Tennessee, ard Kentucky. is necessary beE =
the bank can be established, when it will 20 a:, r,r.
ton under the title Of : Southwestern Ea:!.!r..
Bank The conditions mpnssd By Kentucky, arc src'
as to amount TO refusal, and lir burden Of the .n..
rests with North Carolina. II she pass the "w .,a,
ing the privilege, TIE I'a.r:ad VII! succeed Ii TO-
duces great excitement in Ie Legislature Of No; c.
roIiaG. The scheme is wild aid inespedrn' rs Mr Mc
Duliie p:ored ) and it is dangerous 10 establish 9n
such institution. There is no necessary or naii"ns GU
ncc.on between Rail roads and Banksard The w.:I d,
OF North Carolina ought to diyclce ihrEI
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CLHCI L.ITIO.r or SMALL .rOYES.

The pescnt General Assembly rendering c:a,
benefit 10 the Public. by digrsng certain General lass
as Tor instance bill prescribing yearFni regulations m
Ike nc0,r"ratt0n IF manufacturing anil .h"iny ccmg.
nics"-.1 GN establishing gs"rrni rrgnictuHS jor The
c0rp0rn!0n Of BdnLS, &c. &c.--Wr have TIE !l.l.
named bill before MS; and compelled to say, TIA.
there is one provision in II which dues ne" far encugH
Nor sal! Issue any bids notes checks ORDERS tick, :,
" or other paper, payable 10 bearer or otherwise for
less sum or denomination than fire dcl'"'s. And The
Legislature may hc'cgii'r prohibit tie issuing OF ur
SANE for l-ss than ten dri!drs.
Tie clause ought In run, III The first instance 10! G'
dviiuS and after certain time for !'ccaty d0"'S-IL
first sInl even is not halt great tile minimum rate a
England France. Engand has erred as ''ehS ~
proving, III PRINTING her JOINT s'och asa"ca''
fur the cir" uai!on Of paper Ia multiply 20 5" sF'" III e.
trntbu, the mischief would be duuoly ag2raVa'sG"
they we're permitted 10 emit notes as 10" as :iV Ii v"
are wisr we will avoid both these errors. We ~.
permit only reasonable augmentation OF 'le b9nH" :,
Car,ia; and wc will prohibit the circulation 81 n"ir$ T.:
less than ten dollars. and alter uFc! ':'' i"F les
than twenty Geilars.-So strong Is our coHv.c;.o
uunu This suhrCt-so clearly 60 We tia, =.
business If Banking will be nrrrdone, tina; We wo,
not add another dollar ~ the Bai ing capital! hut u2y
this restriction. Nna new Bank should. III Opin, H.
be Chartered bu, upon the express condition oi .ri
rs notes TO IN and ~ dollars. Let these politicians w
90 iur Bank OF the IT, States. ad"p. le small note cut.
rcrcy. We woa!d have none Of il. No one viii ,9.:
Inrc hy the Introduction 81 - notes. than our HUME
suirCsit being !hr precise amount o! our SuDScrra
Of !vc!inr the transmission of Eagrs ard Hal! Err
we shall sustain rs much inconvenience as any CIT
in the Commonwealth: but deep is our ir'pf s>oa 4
the Importance o! The regulation, lhi! We wpuld W. :
II al.
Let US 90 further, than the bill! before US. W.
does not the Bank Committee Z" the Legislature call "pg
the existing Banks, and ascertain from them, upon Wa.
terms, # any, they would consent 10 modify thrF chg
lel$ and yield The privilege OF !ssnAg ~ and - tr
notes: Our views 20 so lar. We would nroGarc he
remedial process and as far as ross'1!e-arG,
ihcrrfDrs wc w"u! extend The provision, not "Hv 10 lie
ne.9 but tie old Institutions. We earnest? cHA!Ht
:hr.n To strike at oncr, aud z" the Whole.
Danish small notes from Virginia. ana u" prc'0ss
metals would dow in to supply the vacuum We sho~:
have 4 more solid and sale circulation. Nor wi. IL
as hard upon the Banks, rs some would suppose L
they were Obliged 10 keep gold and silver b.: them
To meet Tie occasional CrandS. there would br moe
the cn:rruvn circulation oil the country TO supply @
If more were taken on; Of their vaults there wou! "a
more in the great reservoir around them to be i1s'.!
back into them.
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MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.
Correspondence Of Tie Baltimore Patriot.)

FREDERICK, Jan 8, 1857.
Pr-sert-hlajnr Gen A. Macomb President: Brisa-
Gier Generals Atkinson aud Brady, associates; Cup,un
s. Cooper Judg re -7drOcnte.
Confirmation Of proceedings in relation to the failure
Of The Sminoie end Creek Campaigns, conducted by &C.
ntrats Gaines and Sell.
Pursuant 10 Iorder, The court met at IL o'clock this
mornng and immediately went into session with Chased
dooTs: On its rcopenirg. the Judge Advocate stated
tina. General Scott was laborng under throat and
would not be in attendance unless specially required
and business being before the court the President ad
ourned il until 10 morrow at 10 o'clock
have TO believe that General Scott will not
be permitted 10 recapi;uate the testimony taken On his
part in tie Seminole case, until after General Gaines
has Crosse xa,lineG lie witnesses.
FREDERICK Jan. 10, 1887.
The Court continues in secret session. Tomorrow
it's decision in tic matter Ct Cen Gaines protect will in
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ny Express MALL

(From Tie y. q. Courier # The Mh
LATEST FROM NlExico.-The schooner Rngleader ar.
rived This morning from Tumpica, whence she sailed oil
the 2Gth ut. We have hcen favored by commercial
friend with The following extract Of letter, which EN-
bodies all the that had tanspred up the depart
q! the Ring leader
Tie schooner Sarah Ann for this port, with 1000
sailed in company with the Ringeader and may tLce
fore bc hourly expected TO arrive
"TAMrico Dec. 10, 1896.
Last night many imprisonmen's have taken place Oh
the ground that several of citizens joined By nearly
all of the tavaneros residing there intended to pro-
nounce in favor Of The former government The bal
talon Of Pucha Iejo it is said, has been cooperating
and therefore, kept under close observation BY the
military c0mniandant of the place.
g The Of Santa Anas liberation from contne.
n!ent in Texas had reached Tampco at the time of
tic departure Of the RngIeadrr.
The people were anxiousy expecting the message
Of President Jackson, believing that it would con.an
something Of importance TO The Two Countries
FpoN HAv,SA.-By arrivals from Havana we learn
that the expedition against ST. Jago &c Cuba bad sailed
We have been informed that Governor 1acon had
seized all the horses lie could find, and therefore the
produce Sc Of the interior, would for time. be delay
ed from arriving in the city.
Accounts had been received liom Spain Of The defeat
CT portion Of the Queens troops but this occasioned
sensation. and the island continues tranquil.
Correspondence Gf The " ]. Duly Express.
FROM HAvASA, VIA NEW ORLEAss}
17th December, 1856.
In political matters this island remains the same as if
no Constitution taG Deen proclaimed IN Span Until! the
Co7te- meet and decide upon the mode OF const-
tuition adopted for the Spanish Colonies We have re.
manned perfectly quiet in Havana, and the vigant 90.
vern.nent Of acon nsures its combinations but you
that the Governor OF Cuba had proclaimed the
Constitution at ST. Jago in defiance Of the ROYAL order
10 the contrary, and the Captain General being equally
determined 10 put down and keep matters they
were has just despatched force Of 3CG0 men, ships
and other smaller vessels Of war; also three steamboats,
Tie troops to embark board the steamboat al 10
sa;;o The other side Of the island and rendezvous in
Trinidad preparatory to their march ST. Jaso-as
Lorenzo, the Governor, has 10 oppose such
force doubt is entertained that the moment it reec,.
there every thing will be put to rights All comnu.
ncaon with Cuba has been closed for Two r'un,hs
back.
LATER AND MORE IMPORTANT.
DECEMBER 24-lt is sad that the Governor of ST.
lagos has annullsd his proclamation Of The Cons;itu.
ton, finding all The principal! inhabitants and men of
property wcre opposed 10 his acts lie 10 embark
fer Jaliacia.
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EXTRACT Of a letter ddtcd-" WAsHIsGToS. Jan T.
"alr RTrs spoke to-day III support 81 the SuJstaf'
which lie offered some time ago, Tor the rescnd'Gs ~
luton OF Mr.. Ewing, Of Ohio torbea7 10 speak u IS
speech far The simple reason. that cannot Lp lI''o
lie boldly Declares that he does subscribe I" ,'
of horizontal division Of society, which places one c
above another. to goad and Cypress them but p;cc'
perpendicular division, which places all upon III" SAM
footing: TO uphold and sustain each other lis speech
IS the best commentary upon itself ana lis aahof "".
his friends could recommend and viii Therefore '"si'
10 say more. He is Democrat for no sinister ",'s
He 10 Democrat, because, in his heart !erie'c "' O.
the virtues which diguy and ennobIc 'hc man. '"'
the salssman He loves the great p:Incp pies "!ch "'
The foundation of Our free Institutions and who" ~
antce the enjoyment OF equal rights and Hen'h'S " "
high and 10 the low, 10 the rich and 10 III" Po,r
- In The OMcr HoGSc, Mr.. lamee, Of On!1. ":;rr w:
morning hcur elapsed, proceeded to The cnnc'aS'"
his speech; which honorable 10 him and !" IN. p
to which he belongs. They wrhcd under lie A''; 80
temperate and dIgnifed exposure Of their party h'.'
ty movements: and especially the analysis Of what -.
stitu,es modern Whggery. lie has proclaimed ~
termination as D,mD:.a, and friend OF the ..f""
tralion, to meet Tie Wings aud fight them win ".
own weapons. He Gays ne is unwilling 10 see i"iI
converted into Political arena, and believes that l.
go, is 10 prostitute it 10 purposes, for which 1t was ~"
designed; but that his political friends, in col';l"n
himself, have always deprecated il. and done a' d.
could TO arrest il, but in vain We have sal D: '.'
tcred Wing misrepresentation to g'ah'oad, "itho"
cOntraulctInD and that loo in every ipruI Wit"
tic materials in the vocabulary OF Whg'sn Trough
per to invent; and in this way great mischief hi1 -
ready been DONE which he for one vas u"r'I"'=
submit 10 any longer. If wc mus! have ciscuSF'o"'
must OCCUPY portion of the time of the House I" u"
wav we should at least take part of TO ouT5eFT'
order to correct the Elscrvous tendencies and a''
tons of WiggcIy.'
The Globe thus notices the Two speeches -,
8. In the Senate yesterday, MIR. R;ycs ai"o"t'ro,
powerful speech his substitute 70. M:. E'T:ngs r.,
son IN .escind the Treasury order We heard Only ~
close Of this able effort. 1t distinguished !''
cluqucnce. ,.,.f.
:: Mr. Hamrr in tie House yesterday, 'src ~ s.,r,
heads of the Opposition with unsparng hand ILe hs''
blows they have provoked by their unceasins aoa Il
the President and his Administrations and By tne
ndearcc which they have opened upon that OF u Thss
cessor, just elevated by the will Of the people
his crime in The eyes Of the arstocrats. u.P.
Tn. Alexandria Gaz7lle (Whgl rronornccs ". ,,r.4
SPEECH "a very able one-tc!iYereG with proper "o,d
and energy but aIso with proper dignity a,;s.:
audience appeared 10 listen to him with graz !lI
ton The Gazette states him 10 have coi'e'''o'
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TIE !STITES.

.Nassochuscus-Tb Legislature assembled on the 4h.
Horace Mann was elected Speaker, and Charles Cal;
l,oun Secretary TO The senate-and julius Rockwell
Speaker, and l.. S. Gushing Secretary to the House OF
Representatives,. ~,
It,c York The Legislature met on the 3'd.-The
Lieut. Governor CTracy) took the chair Of The SENATE
Edward Livingston eccsd Speaker 10 the House OF
Representatives.
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The House adjourned.

ScrEhmE CorKr.-Ihs great tribunal commenced
its present session Monday las! a. the Capitol Grief
Justice fancy took his on the bench. There
also present associate Judges Story, Mclean, Baldwin
Barbour. and Thompson. Judge Wayne alone absent.
The Court after being in session about Iiour adjourn
ed until the ncS! day There were very few spectators
present.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
James Thompson, CT a. vs.. Tie B0stoa md Proetdc
pnurnnH ELr,nruIinn

JNHcS INoWpS0ni CT Of vs. Tie BOS30N NN IF0tRutNEe
Railroad Corporation.
The respective counsel having consented, The jury
directed to return verdict in lie Of Passed
Midshipna John Fl. Russ, at The time with The
Enthusiastically morning they returned verdict for
the Flanis- damages as follows
james Thompson, ....................S Sow
Thomas Alurdock: .....: ..................2,2 30
Joshua HOWELL .......................3Gt 600
john A. Russ. Thy CONSENT. .................2 0CO
Charles W. White, ............... 800
JOHN Is. Cummings. 30
Benjaniu Ransom. .......................l
y. \. Erprcss jan. Sll $50
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all probability be declared. The GeIl. hos offered Inc
tribunal series Of arguments in illustration OF his
OBJECTIONS to the in Which the pending trial has
been conducted ard il is thought he A: succeed IN
securing himself participation in its proceedings
Blair OF the Gobe has sisnird his unwil!ngness loap
Dear before the Court He says-.l cannot convenient
y leave Washington at this time; forward Inc the ques
lions in writing and will cheeriu!ly rcsEond:r
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maintain; but still il nigh, he worse. She
was innocent, poor thing, and although She
married She married ~ 1bNgr me. ! lhlnk
She loves von still. Now she Is stu az
vonr service, and you may still be farmer
and 1--we with me. What do you say"
MIR Shufileton Pope replied a. any other
man Starving and in rags would have done.
~ will turn farmer and marry LOUISA.
"Bclcr tate than never" replied Mr..
Shulie,on and as you may change your
mind. the wedding snail take place 'omor'
row"
10 This Neither our hero or Louisa, ra's'
cd onv objections, and. The next day, Mr..
SbuHlc,on POPE found himself the torlunat"
,nsses.or of his Louisa. aud at the same
lime. without any trouse on his part, of a
small and smling Iaml'y'
WHY did you not marry me when my
father first proposed observed Louisa
Since that ! have had the small pox, and
Two small Children.
i know t.' replied our hero, as he looked
n, his wife. trying to paclIy the infant
.Uanr the fellow who hcgot them
He was hung replied Louisa, mourniul.
". as she kissed the child.
For lwo months Shutil'ion Pope was
content with his situation. HIS wife loved
him. and was industrious, and he had pen
~ IN cat. which was more han he bad bad
for many "A days. but as he rcganed ms
hoal,n aid v,rour. SO was he again troubled
with the h,ch asplrations.o OF his unfortunate
aenins. Again he bcoc'oe m"dnallve and
nbstrorted-neplectcd the farm, and wan
dered IN the green fields, or by he margin
of the rivuet. His uncle, VINO was now
getting Old eXpostualed with BIN, bat II
was useless, aud they quarreIled The
children were too noisy, aud inteficred with
his musings when at home; he kicked
,bem-hs wife expostuated, but in VAN,
and so they quarrelled.
This is no place for me-, thought Mr..
Shufleton Pope. Il cannot stand tins
drndrerv. have tried twice. aud failed :
nv soul tells me that | shall succeed the
third time. feel that shall now receive
the reward OF my cxerlions' And Mr.,
Shufieton Pope once more set of Tor Lon-
don wihou, saying good by TO any one.
What nigh, have appeued-whe'her
Mr.. Shufllclon Pope was correct in his ao
ticipa,ions-- whether he would have been
this tine successful, it Is impossible 10 say
He set Off to London on foot for he had
I'm, few smlngs in his pocket. Unior-
,unately. the cholera then ragged, and before
Mr.. Shuftlelon Pope had completed halt
his Journey. he felt very unwcll; he con-
,inued. nevertheless, and felt much worse.
N,oht overlook hun, and he could proceed
no further; and the next morning. aItho' 1t
is said that genius can never dle, Mr'
Sbuhicton Pope was toNud dead IN ditch
There are a great many Mr.. Shuttle
ton Popes IN this world.
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etal Agents for The State Of Vermont, Con.
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And tins letter, which is signed by me, B.
BRANDRETH, IN my own hand writing,
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~ necessary, TO guard the public against
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HOT



IyszyA WOULD respectfully in,
fs,.,liS w form the citizens of BDr.
,ss,,Es@ Irngion and vicinity. and the
.tss2skasaaA travelling public, that he has
taken. repaired, and fitted up in good style,
he house formerly kept by Mr.. Harrington
and subsequently by Mr.. Cady, on the
East side of water street, at the head of
the Steam Boat Wharf, and opposite
Messrs Foett and Bradleys Stone Store.
Having had much experience in the
business Mr.. J. fla,rers hlmsef'ha' he will
be able 10 give satisfaction TO all who may
'avor him with call HIS Bar and table
VIII be supplied with the best that the
marke: affords, and his house. barns and
sheds, for convenience, are not inferior TO
those of his neighbors.
Steam Boat Passengers will be waited
on to and from the Boat. and their bag
gage conveyed and taken care Of free OF
charge, aud stage pa>scnge-s, from every
direction, be Sc, down at this house, with.
out any additional fare.
Horses and carriages will be furnished
o any who want them To do business at
any part of he vllags or town. at reason.
able prices.
Determined to spare no pains to merit
Mr.. j. hopes to receive, a share Of the
public patronage
Burlington. Nav 10, 1887.