The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

Cause and egect.-ln conversation, on
| saturday, man Of extensive business, and
Without political bias, being really busi-
ness man, and not politician, remarked to
US that, had the Treasury circular been re.
scinded last December, the whole of the diff.
tcnities oil our mercantile men would have
ceased before this time and il is now the
general opinion, as well Of the party in pow.
er as that out, that had not the Executive
Of The United States made war upon the
United States Bank, the prosperity which
we mad two years ago would have continued
he pecunlary enbarrassments certainly
would not have been experienced. What
those who have used their public station 10
bfIng tins distress upon the People deserve
at The hands Of the sufferers, we leave for
those TO determine who, by experience, can
bes. Judge Of the extent Of the evil The
cause aud effect seem now to be well under.
stood.--U. 5. Gazette.
/ Dissertation of the Sabbath 1t appears
that the recent Races over the New Orleans
course commenced on Sunday, and we're
most fashlonably attended. The Editor of
the True American, printed there, antici.
pailng, no doubt, that this sacreligious con.
duct would be commented on with deserved
severity, comes forward IN advance to WIN
dictate H. But he makes bad matter
worse, By attempting 10 Justify it. He
raises his npOtent voice not only against
the oplnlo. Of all civilized men, but also a.
galnsl JEHOVAH himself, who rested on the
seventh day and hal.owed it.-Rdl. Reg.
Arr'rat cf the young Prince Napoleon
Boadparte.-A slip from the Norfolk Bea
con states that the French frlgate Andro.
med, Capt. Henry de Ndleneute, S. DAYS
from RIO de Janelro, having LOUIS Bona.
parie on board, arrived in Hampton Roads
on Thursday last.
Somnoiency.--A Mrs. Sidney living a.
bout five miles from SchohaIie, New York
alter leaving the tea.tabIe on Saturday, the
I'm uII sat down IN char aud soon fell
asleep. She remained IN that situation IN.
tI the inmates of the house were ready 10
retire TOR the night, when they endeayored
TO awake her, which, after resortlnp 10 eve.
~ means lllher power, was found 10 be i'm.
possible. and they were compelled 10 carry
her TO her bed, where she remained appa.
renily IN sound sleep until The oath ult.
when she appeared 10 take some notice Of
what was passing 10 the ROOM We are in.
formed that she appeared to sleep perfectly
easy, and did not take any food during The
time, winch was SIX DAY .-SchohQrie Rfp.
EquGti'y.-Atier all that has been said
about the advantages that one man has over
another, there is wonderful equality in
human fortunes. 1.-THE rich have wealth, the
poor have health: Ii The heiress has booty
Tor her dover, the pennyless have beauty for
theirs. II one man has cash, the other has /
credit: II one man boasts of his income. he /
other can OF his Influence. No man Is SO I
miserable but that his neiohbors want some.
lhing that he possesses, and no man is so
mighty but that he wants ano:her's aid. |
There Is no fortune so good but that il NAV
be reversed; and none so bad but that II
may be bettered. The sun that rises ia /
clouds may set in spendor. The day that
dawns IN peace and brightness may close 10
storms and gloom.-Baaon Post.
Great Decline in Enthusiastically /
Journal Of Commerce informs US that a
large quantity Of German red wheat, when i
was stopped BY auction some weeks ago al
2o3 cents, sold on the lst inst. by auction,
al l2s cents
NEW YORK, March %.
Aaofaer Tremendous Crash, This morn.
ing IN pulling down the side wall of the