The herald., 1837-04-05

From the south.
BY the express mail last evening, we have received
accounts from New Orleans TO the 25th ult, Mobile
to 9th, and and also from Florida and Georgia to
late date. Commercial affairs in New Orleans and
the south are in the condition az formerly Land
sales are still taking place there. The great staple is
yet inactive and falling.
| In Florida the war is drawing TO close.
| The panic and pressure in New York has caused
great excitement in Washington. They will have
more cause before all is
| WAsHNGTos, April 2.-The state of money mat
tiers in New York has produced an immense ex-
ctement IN our city. All classes OF people, espe-
cally the merchants bankers and politicians,
look for the intelligence from New York
with the deepest interest. Saturday was day
of extreme pressure-much greater than has been
known here for long time Thus II IS that all the
parts of the system dangerously affected, when
there is arrangement in the great commercial heart
The news thus coming by Mr.. KendalPs express
which for in three days has come in at the re-
gular time, is most gratifying. The worst OF the
storm is over, thanks to the energy and activity and
resources Of Nicholas Bidde. The miserable pre-
tenders in places OF power here cannot conceal their
rage and mortlhcaion at the fact that the CONNER
clal community has been preserved by the man and
the institution they most detest. MIR. an Buren has
1t yet in his power TO redress much Of the wrong in
cted on the couary by the perncious counsel Of his
predecessor on the subject of the currency-but he
will not do IT, Look at the resolutions introduced
into the Legislature Of Virginia by one Mr.. Garland
applauding the Treasury Circular as legal constr
tutsnal, and wise" and protesting against It's repeal
an abandonment of the policy of the lade adml-
nistration," and declaring that the credit system has
been "repudated by the people of the United States"
Notwithstanding all thar has been said by the Me-
trepoltan and by correspondents OF other papers do
not believe Mr. Van Buren, approved OF the course Of
Blairln assalng Mr.. Stevenson in the savage manner
he did The stories abou, the Minister being recalled
and Mr.. Forsyth telng sent 70 England, have no
foundation As little ground is there for the tales Of
the Metropolitan becoming the official paper The
editors clever and intelligent young but they
will never do for Mr. Van Buren's officials. SO let
them not lay that aterng JUNCTION 10 ther souls! No.
they won't do. Van, however, has kindness for
them and they get lots of printing from the Exccu-
tive Departments: am told they are soon to open
establishment in the city, in order to be the
source of lite and light.
Our quidn appeared TO be in a fever Of expecta-
ton OF receiving something important fron Mexico
by the Pioneer which arrived at Norfolk on Thursday
from Vera Cruz, having carried thither Gen. Santa
Anna. Their. was no news Of Importance All was
traaquil-Bahimore Patriot.
JAcKsoNvILLE, FLORIDA MARCH 2I-We have
nothing from Gen Jessup since the l5th inst. He
was then at Fort Armstrong Dade's Battle Ground.
Tigertall, with his squad Of IL men, women, and
children, had gone for Tampa Bay.
The tenor of the information received last week,
led us to suppose that NcanOpy had come in. He
had not the 10Th. The 10th was the day fixed for
he surrcnders himself cannot, in opinion count
with certainty peace. For what relaace we
place on their "talkS'-what on their treaties
What faith can we have in their marks set upon pa
per- In eur last we said 81 War az an end," and
grounded the assertion on the information given US,
that "all the chiefs but Oseola, had conae in" We
still hope 10 hear MOST favorable news from the army
and expect It by the next express The construction
OF military works at Black Creek for Il are suspend
ed in consequence oi the belief of the being over,
has been resumed and other preparations in pro-
gress so as to be prepared for the worst.-Courier.
| SAvANNAn, Nsacu 3O.-The last ST. Augustine
| Herald states, that the family of Dr. Hickman
were murdered e. days since al the Sulphur Spring
on the Santafiy river, about seven miles from New
nansville. DR.. H. and wife were killed, and another
woman residing with him was wounded in two places
in the thigh"
| The Court Martial ordered to assemble in this city
(of which Brevet Brgader General II. Brady is Pre-
sidentD for the trial of MAJOR Gates, I'd Artillery vii
convene al the Barracks in the city to- morrow
Most Gf not ally Of the members of the Court have
rived.
BALTINopE April 3.-Our money affairs centinu,
| 10 become easy Several ether banks hav,
given evidence of Their disposition to initiate the three
in which the State funds are deposited. The feeln,
of despondency which the pressure had in some in
stances produced, is passing away, and business i
brisk to mos, cheering extent.
/ HExIco.-A gentleman writing from the city @
Mexico, dated 18th alt says The government ar
prosecuting the against Texas and have negotia
ted loan for two millions, for that purpose Ger
Busramente takes charge of the army. A civil wa
may arise from the friends of Santa Ana
PATENT HAnsEss.-Beae's patent safety harnes
is an excellent invention, and affords great security
cases Of horses running away, or becoming unms
nageable. BY single check rein il unharnasses tn
horse and frees the carriage.
RAILROAD AccIDEsT-Last week the passenge
cars on their way to Augusta, were preciptated, b
the earth giving way, Is feet to The ground, by whc
the engineer was killed. and one ofhe remon injuret
A negro man also had his thigh broken. The passer
gers escaped by miracle.
TArTERsALLs.-The spring business at this estal
lishment is about opening, under the regime of Wa
son. II has risen of late years TO great magnitude
importance. On every Monday is held regular pull
lie sale-the 10th being the next. Apropos-the L