Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14

OF the Nation were in the Z. 8. Bank, that insti-
tuition PAID FOR THE Use OF THEM The
pet" Banks selected ly Gen. jackson used
them and PAID NOTHING Ii now proposed
to give it to the OFFICE HOLDERS uncouditioe-
ally, requiring no return fas its use o. securi,v
Tor its safe keeping. Tho people can judge Il
they would be the gamers by sucha an 'SsxpesilBnt
lfthe first "exPerimsnt" Of anulling - y. z.
Bank had never been enacted, how infaitaly 6elnE
than it now IL, would have been our eond III
ltIarrisburg Tslsesnpa.
! "FAra Business TRAxsAcrsox - Mill Celeste,
the celebrated actress, arrived last ev6ning from
Anne -ica in the packet ship Eucland. This lady
has realized upwards of two hundred thousand
dollars BY her trip to the United States, in tho
short space Of two years and a half. We IN
dcrstand she is engaged in Paris.-lLivcrPoas
Chroa.
! CSv1L War IN PoRrrsAL.-Thc ship Consti-
tuition, at Boston, sailed for St. Ubes on the Goth
August, and brings intelligence that civil war
ragged in Portugal at the time Of her Departure
and skirmishes took place between different pofs
tons Of the military, with much blood-shcd, and
many lives lost. Agreat portion Of the populace
aud military were dissatisfied with tho COnstitu
ton and Administration Of the Government, and
were determined to bring about an alteration Of
both for tho better by force. To this end, Cen
cra Saldana, one Of the oldest Generals in tho
Portuguese service, was marching with q largo
force upon Lisbon, not, however, to dispose tho
Queen, as all parties were in her favor. La con-
sequence of this state Of affairs, martial law had
been proclaimed throughout the kingdom.
The Constitution brings dispatches TO Govern
ment from the American Secretary OF LcSc-
ton at Lisbon.
ADMINISTRATION EcoNoxY.--From tho late de-
ba tie in Congress We learn the following facts.
- 49, ~
ges were openly made by members Of Congress
the floor Of the House and were not contradic-
ted.
Mr. Garland Of Louisiana, stated as a fact that
the Government had paid $1,000 for 40 cords Of
wood,-what will any honest farmer ay to thiss
He also said, that for a single trip Of \ steam
boat on the River Apaiachicoia, the owner had
received sum equal to the cost Of the boat,-aud
what will Mr.. Grundy say TO that2
He further said, from what he had heard he
was satisfied that the public money had, in many
cases, been worse than thrown away. Mr.. Bond
also, said, he informed that in certain
instance S2O 900 hsd been drawn by private in
dvdual, protesting to be Captain Of Volunteers,
who had presented all the necessary papers,
when in fact he had only 4 or men.
Mr.. Bond also said 600 had been granted
at the mere request OF the Chairman Of the Com
mittec of Ways and Mcans,-and soon after tho
same Committee asked for ONO million, and since
wanted one and half millions more! No won
der this Florida costs so much, when we pay
onc hundred and seventy FIVE dollars for a cord Of
wood, and three thousand three hundred and
thirty three dollars piece, for a captain and five
men in Buckram.-[N. Y. Express.
THE WHIcs IN COvGREss.-Tho CorfcsPon-
lent Of the New York Commercial Advertiser,
lated Washington, Sept Is, 1887, ssysC"Ihe
institutional party throughout the country will
e glad to hear that their representatives are ia
inn oudo thosP n ehs,
cliist and unsiafesmanlike projects Of the admin
;tration, most effective. Meetings Of thUWhigs
f both houses have been held during the hast
eek, and very fully attended, at which, after the
Ian Cor operations was decided upon, to give the
lost powerful and successful resistauco 20 the
esipns Of the expcrimentcrs and thus save tho
,untry from mischievous consequences. Uason
nd organization now our watchwofdS ana
rev should be the burden Of advice Of tho Peep
the country.
BAD PRosprcr-Thc New York Times len
JournaI) says: 1.-THE prospect fos
,r CITY next winter is really friehtful. Persons
ell acquainted with the subject estimate that
900 persons (male and female) arc out Of en-
oyment. comprising mechanics Of every des-
iption, laborers, hat trimmers, book binders,
dcrs, tailoresscs seamstrcsscs, &c. sc. Added
this, our provision and coal dealers show dis
sition to lay up q store in advance Of the close
river navigation-in fact, but few have tho
cans Of doing SO, and the necessarics Of life will
scarce and high. Many persons during tbe
MINER months obtained sufficient 20 support lilo
,ong the farmers, but the harvest u over, and,
longer wanted, they try their fortunes again
the cities What il to become Of them God
Nv knows.-There is no ideal picture about
IS.
DErosrrx BASxs.-Thc following remarkable
tement is from the New York Tunes, "a lead
Administration paper Of that city ;)-.Weun~
rstand that the deposite banks in this city owe
, general government scarcely douaf-Mach
thew have been slandered they have pasd their
v well. and their bills are now worth within
: per cent. Of silver, much a. The latter - wan
to send away. and as good, fog homo use, ~
" ever were"
The Office Of the Alton (Dl.) Observer, an ebo-
On paper, was not long since as our readers
rccoliect destroyed by mob. Tie Ed
the Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy, gave notice a hn m
ton Of re-establishiDg his Poper, and On the
{, o new press arrived Eof him, and was dePoe-
in the store Of Geasy f. Waller. AZ MD
BIT the store was broken open b mob, and
press taken thereffom and thrown into ID
s;ssippi river-Westen (Ky) Cit
FEAT ALE YANKKRDoH. BowdSce, mo
ton coofecsiooer, had exhibiting 1t - reeeot
L. cfh.. which