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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11

III Ratfbun Allen, implicated with the Rath-
buns in tho great forgery business, has escaped,
in dress of disguise, from Buffalo jail, and
gone clear, through leg bail. Mr.. Brace, thu
sheriff, offeis 81 900 reward for his apprehension
Tho Buffalo Commercial states that the bag
gage of Lyman Rathbun, (who slipt his bail
two or three weeks bcforc,) consisting of nine
trunks, has been taken into legal custody at Lou
isville, Ky. Nothing known respecting their con-
tents, as the trunks had not bcsn opened. The
baggage was found in possession Of COL G. G.
Ferris, ofthe Texan army, late of Buffalo. Both
the fdgitivcs have probably set their faces the
Texas way. Which pay the third and principal
of these great actors will slide off, remains yet to
be told. Possibly he may be prevailed on to stop
till the court shall sit for his trial.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11
NJ The President of the United statss sent q

~ The President of the United Statss sent
m ,ss,g, TO the senate, on the 2lst ult, ag inst
the recognition of the Independence of Texas,
maintain their separate sovereignty, and to up
hold the government constituted by them shall be
further tested" The president is justified by
precedent on this subject, and with other correct
arguments, says" The acknowledgment of a
new state as independent and entitled TO place
in the family of nations is at all times an act of
great dclicicy and responsibility; but more cspo-
cially so, when such state has forcibly separated
its IF from another, of which it had formed an
integral part, and which still claims dominion
over it,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11

for press. tn, Presidents Message on Michigan
aff,irs, in which he refers the subject of The as.
sent given by tho late convention to the decision
of Congress; saying-tbat fit had been received
by him before the session, be would have issued
his proclaim ition declaring Michigan state of
the union; concluding, that the Importance of
the early action of congress upon it is too obvi.
GUS to need remark.
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BANK OF coNsr,AN r1Nr

The Commissioners, Willie r. House, EIas
s. SDan, Joshua Gale. john G.. Catheart, Al.
bert Z. Massey, William Meek, and Allen
Goodridge, arc by the act of incorporation ex.
oihcio the bolrd of directors Cor tho first year.
In thi election of a president by virtue of the
charter, tn directors made choice of Willis r.
HOUSE. Mans wlre at hand TO tax, three times
the amount of III stock during tho wssk of sub.
scription. The following is the subscription and
.pportionmont, as handed in by the President for
public ation,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11

U-Tbc Rev. Mr.. WATERSHEDS will officiato
on Sunday morning next, at the Burr Oak Settle
mant, about 6 miles cast of C,ntrcvlc, at Cen.
,revillo in the afternoon at past o'clock, and q.
Constantine in the evening at the dwelling Of Dr..
Montross--at o'clock.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11
FRANCE.

IRhLNSEs
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AT sTRAsBURG.
Special expresses from Paris bring intel
llgence of an endeavor by Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte, son of the Duchess of st. Leu,
by the ex.King of Holland, brother of the
late Emperor Napoleon, to excite rebel.
lion.
The accounts received, dated Paris,
November l., state that on Saturday. Octo-
Der %, this young man. Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte, who is termed Prince Of st. Lou,
called upon the Colonel of Artillery, Van.
drey, in garrison, at Strasburg, with whom
he had for some time corresponded. After
a conversation, the Colonel conducted him
to the barracks Of his regiment, assembled
the men, and presenting Louis to them, said
"Louis PHILIPPE is no more. His govern.
ment has been overturned in Paris. There
is an end to the dynasty of Orleans. Be.
hold the descendant Of the great man , he
is worthy of being our king. Vive Napo-
leon Bonapartey"
The soldiers joined in the cry, and flew
to arms the different posts were relieved,
and pcquets Immediately marched to the
hotels Of the project and other authorities,
who were thus placed under arrest. Col.
Parquin. brother of the barrster who dc.
tended Fieschi, accompanied Louis Napo-
leon to the house of General Voro, and
found him just getting out of bed. Colonel
Parquin having ordered his men TO arrest
the general, the latter rushed to his bedside,
and drew out q pistol, which he levelled OF
Parquin, but it missed fire. The general,
then, from behind desk TO which he hastily
retreatod, addressed the soldiers, assuring
them that they had been deceived, and point.
ting at Parquin. as the principal in the fraud,
ordered them TO arrest him. The soldiers
came TO their senses; they instantly seized
him, and carrying him off to their quarters,
told their comrades what had occurred.
The soldiers, indignant at hrving been
duped, would have instantly torn to pieces
their Colonel, with Louis Napoleon and the
other chiefs of the revolt, had they not been
saved by General Voirol, who suddenly ar
rived ut the head of body of troops Of the
garrison. In an instant all the revolters
were in custody, and the magistrates pre-.
viously arrested were restored to liberty.
The movement was suppressed before the
people of Strasburg knew any thing res.
peciing it.
AT one o'clock in the morning of Mon.
day, the intelligence reached the govern.
ment by a special courier, and the minis
tiers we're Immediately summoned. At two
o'clock they assembled at the Tuilleries, and
remained there the entire night. General
Voiro!, in his first despatch, had briefly
stated the result of the affair, promising to
forward all the particulars by the next mail,
which arrived here seven hours behind its
time on account Of the snow that had fallen.
SPAIN.
Adviccs from Madrid to the 29tb ult, state,
that on the Oath Captain General Alvarez
came up with the Carlists under SAM, near
Salas. and afteran obstinate engagement the
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11

~ The vestrymcn of ST. James Church. Con.
stantine, are hereby notified, that there viii bo a
meeting held at the house of Maj. Ullmann on
Thursday next at 3 o'clock; es this is the first
meeting since their organization, it is to
DO hoped that there win be general attend.
ance.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11

1.-THE next meeting of the st. Joseph Pres
bytsry, will be holden at Marshall, Calhoun Co.
on the first day of Feb'y. 1897.
p. w. WARMER. Clerk.
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SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

AT last we have to announce the arrival
of an English packet. The ship SHEFFIELD,
Capt. ALLEN, from Liverpool, was telegraph.
ed early on Friday morning, and shortly af.
ter we received by her London papers to the
10th, and Liverpool 10 the llth utimo.-
Owing TO the non arrival of vessels which
smiled previously, we have not our files of
newspapers complete from the last date we
had previously received, and are not there.
fore as competent as we otherwise should
be to Judge of events which have occurred
in the intervial.-N. Y. COxr. and Enq.
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Adviccs from Madrid to the 29tb ult, state,
that on the Oath Captain General Alvarez
came up with the Carlists under SAM, near
Salas, and afteran obstinate engagement the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

very good fall in this staple Probably 1850 bales Win
be taken consumption, and $500 for expert which
will end the fall business Considering the alnes Of the
stock Offering sales been very fair and 1t steady
prices.
Sales in New Orleans the 18th inst 99 bales Lou
aaa and Mississippi lOa and and 500 de- do at prices
tsnspred.
The Coumbia(S Cmsrket, the 18th inst was in good
demand sccasoned by the favorable advice received from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

THURSDAY, Oct 49, p. N.
Messrs Mnturn Co., offered today large cargo Of superb
and nearly every lot sold. The sale well
tended.
Auction sales.-Teas--carge of ship Oneida-terms six
monhs-2l3 chests young hyson 35 95c96S hf chests,
do 40 e0cl00 l6 Id boxes do 37i-s Is Id boxes do 75
SO chests hyson COL 79ic250 Is ID boxes do bocs9 hf
each IL 10 canaistes do 7ac25 h chests imperial 70 2lc
800 IS ID boxes do 6lc5o cases. each IL Id canncr
72s267 chests dyson skim 35c5s h chests Pouchong,
5000 chests souchong 65cl2o three chests
chong 32aclo0 klf do do 32lc25o mats cassia IL
Sale Of urs the American Company's martby L. NJ Hof
man Coterms casi-four and six months-50oo muskrat
skins, l2lc-sOo beaver do 81 4i2l Mackinac etter do
s45osoO buffalo robes. 81 20 3s7-2cases Nutria SCI
hare do, 2sc-ls bales muskra g 33l2 do OTTER s6 90
26O boas, l2i 25c5s doz co~ey SKINS sl dressed
squirrel do, sls4 do hares FUR 40 a l25cI2 otter skins,
Sl.l24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

THURSDAY, Oct. 10, Pm.
Shippers have nearly deserted this consequence Of
the very small stock eGeng which does
5000 bales The present would be capital time for the south
~ru p,s,,er 10 forward this city Manufacturers
IN arhet and would buy largely II there good rosk
oering-I5eoo 10000 bales would be sold Il could be
obtained Therefore ysn,ers who forward Immediately, VIII
resre good prices for their produce There yet 70 be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

One Of the remarkable features the rates
their extreme reasonabeness during present condition of
The rates of these southern are
low as they were long time before the revuson and nearly
low they have sometimes been during regime of the
United States Bank The extreme low
of deposte New Orleans and Savannah arises
Of cotton exports this system business
which has started here since the suspension specie
calculated that the export from Savannah and
New Orleans to this city, during the present greater
than ever In former years. and surpasses that Of
1885, by Is cent These have become the Of
domestic exchanges between these On the winding up
OF the United States bank the banks attempted regu
only their destruction the basis of
healthy reaction In both foreign and domestic exchanges
When the late United States Bank equazed exchanges
only through the agency of Cotton cash. cash
Is cotton; the banks being only lsafers md rascals
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

ns..I BILLS may be had ~ the ST. .nVers' Office n
~ Wall street any time between lin the morning ard in
the anepoon No bills viil be passed or In any way recon
rrended except those az the very first s,a ndinp.
Bark Mites examined with pleasure, gratis
r. Geld, silver, and bank notes bought aad sad The
best terms 20 hns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

3c5,72o
Averaging this at - barrel, gives, s7si4,5so
We thus had brought this port down the Nor,
River nearly eight millions Of dollars worth Of -four, In the
period OF six months and eighteen days. besides wheat
corn rye, and large amount II 10 this we add
quantity Of foreign bread stus imported during the same
PERIOD idea will be formed OF the immense magnitude Of
this single article OF traffic should the arrivals by the canal
during the days. equal those Of the last ten the value
the -four received down the North River In four MONTHS
win be upwards OF eight millions and halt Of dollars As the
canal does close m about the 18th oNovember
until which the utmost n made forward sup
pes than probable that before the navigation Closes
We sha have received little short nine million Of dollars
worth Of -four ell from this years crop.
Can better evidence than this be shown demon
fuy OF the attempts OF the croake to disseminate the opn
u that been coming" in this years produce,
repeat have shown ncenovertablc data that
have been vague and lnsory) that
grain crops this year have greai not
any former year in history asd that our pus produce
will enable export than has been done for these
twenty years back.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

THURSDAY, Oct 10, r. M.
The asany Of bread stu passing through Ohio canals
during the msnth OF September great that the tolls
brought KS those Of corresponding
month Of last year. Notwithstanding the quantities OF
grain domestic produce daily receiving from Interior
two ships with 1000 bushels OF rye each at
son other this port have arrived within these few
days from Cronstsdt in the Baltic We have considerable
quantity Of foreign wheat hand Both article parti
euary the rye, command price which To
the importers good profit Nor this surprising when IL is
recoeced that bread stuns uniformly raised in the Baltic
great abundance in proportion to the Of territory
and than the agricultural products Of country
great advantage and that the chief object
\. these foreign impoatons Is, that sey necessarily eff
feet reduction In the price OF our which, present ap
pearances bids fair to be had have repeatedly stated
&C before the Of winter spite Of all
the attempts Of the spectators to the contrary.
The following table exhibits the quantity OF -four
nv the River during the periods specified
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

SEIxAs. ~ Cedar street. importer OF Havana segars Of
- The first quality has hand the following brands
and selected by experienced smoker and offers them FOR
sales on terms to suit all
5o,ooo La Norma
10000 Dos C.mpsnc
1900 So 600 priacpe,
1900 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and retail and put mp carefully
ssSss would respectfully call The attention Of all VIII. are
"9a he ss % s h ~ &C.. H H.
best and he determines to keep none others but Of the
age friends and the Public surfing viii always
furnish them with the best OF segars
use in boxes, under lock and key. ol5-lm.
Ro3Ts a, low pr
.a s s
wocssr where he intend, seerng genera, assortment o.
redsced prices COT cash Just received from his factory
Of Preach pump boots prime article for summer which
IN. consA.ty on hand. boos Tor sasc and sa1S
from The lungs, .ecc@psned With difficulty u q
breathing cured bv Or. Tsylors Balsan Of Liverwort
with asthma also violent csugh great dic al
ofbreathng and astoppsre the lungs arising large
~ so@e ino oa seo
well aid s s 70 y @ ny
and here found medcise which has cured in less
wonderful power I healing he lungs A,y per.os wSns
. T see me can get NY Name nc q DR. Tsyls,
VI oNGEvITv-syLvEsTER GRAHAM Lecturer ON
the Science Of uman Life, will deliver Of
Health and Longevity, IN Clinton Hall, Beekman
and Nassau The will consist Of ~ Lectures and
Tuesday evening 9th inst ~ O'Clock Ticl.
the whole course ell the Mere ane Library
Clinton Hail. at Of the BOOKSTORES and The Office Of
paper. oi7.iws
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-Forss sale. the
- Bakehouse and Ovens together with no of
house IN front and LOT e No 80 Orchard o years from
last May, together with established cracker
chine, aud al the futures with horse and wagons The
have averaged for from US IN 100 per day. with
horse and n for he lpaf
bread and cske business the city Adding the latter
business az esterprseg may clear $1,000 per
year with osportunity seldom offered and will be
spld reasonable Constantly hand Boston Crackers OF
superior hind Boston Butter Sugar and Water Crscker
the SUBJ criber on the premises. - -
ol9lms WILLIAM BOND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

SHOES, BOOTS, kc.-sPEAR PATTEN, No
- las Water II. oaer sale
5000 pair mems russell Brogons
5000 :" do thick plantation do
900 " do russell and black, sizes IL to Il
5000 boys russell and black Brogans
150e I" gentlemens fine calf and moroco Boots
300 kip, seal, pegged, nailed and wed do
$500 :" fine calf sewed and pegged Brogans
5000 hip and and Shoes
$500 mems nip brogabs
1000 !" boys cali, Kip, seal and and Brogans
1a0o0 ladies leather and seal Bootees, Shoes Pumps
$1,000 miss and childrens leather, seal,
hid Beotees and Slippers
10000 ladies fine kid seal cali, morocco, prunello and
satin slippers
200 mems and boys fur and wool Hats. with
great variety Of other staple and fancy articles ne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

JESSIE CADY. AueShsue<v.
RH JESSE CADs, Store Nos- lit asd les WasW
- sveetS-rhs Day, AZ half past 0eisek, IN lass 81
Purchases ior cash large and general assortm~ Of she
haroware cutlery fall goods, combs fancy sosp, es<A
guns h S,o' DIRK &C. with assortment. Of goods ss
ti0n IN an advertisement Of this Kind
Al Privas Sale-l0oee dozen Combs assorted en- kndR
1000 cards brnlngham and SHEFFIELD Cuuery Of every
riety imaginable
20c0 dozen Collars Bosoms
sseo Needles, assorted from u, nes~mng and 0erna
do.
5000 gross Buttons Coat, Vest Pearl 10 eosp
ture, which will be taken In payaent.
Alse, Snuf Boxes, Pins, &c. nc he
Also, German French, and Rhode Island Jewelryf w.
priced W atches, Guard Chains he. mxSiys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

msnt the public sale OF Horses Carriages nc Nos IS
81 Watt tat the junction Of Canal ~ Hudson
and Greenwich sts.
The propreors respectfully inform their friends and the
publ that they opened the above for the
regular public sale oforse Carriages Me- They have
ed upon the site of their old established and well known
covering go feet Of ground fronting Watt Green
wch SIS replete with every for the reception
care and sale ofhorses, carriages &C.
Regular sales will take place Friday Of each week To
commence Friday the goth inst II will be necessary that
horses other articles Intended be sold this place
should be eHered the day previous 10 the ae that they may
be placed the catalogue.
they have accommodations for about 100 horses Livery
70 he received immediately The greatest attention and
care will he given
private wsichmsa regularly engaged to watch The pre-
misses by day and night JOHN y. ANDERSON
ste5rnf WM. w. JANFwAy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

A CAHD.-GyMNAsrlC EXERCISES. AT the re-
IA gus. p many friends and pupils IN the lower part
suitable msnne the upper part of the front building y Ann
81 his Oh 1and branch Of eos Greene Gentlemen
SUBSCRIBING will have admtance In addition
me regular exercises Of the Gymnasium w Greene St
Rowing Alley, Quot Ground, and Pistol Shooting For
preserving the health and nvgoang the constitution, the
eces o. The Gymnasium the best that can be obtained
particularly N rity they be pursued without inter
mission from the weather with ha greatest regularity They
are besides, exceedingly economical both TO time and
money.
spsrring and Fencing taught at both establishments An
kvcnirg Class VIII be- formed immediately. el7-1ws
STOVE WANTED TO HIRE-one IN good
- condition and capable Of wsrmsg q large room. viii be
hired FOR sgrees upen Enquire at the Exhbau
Rooms Barclay Terms will be liberal md every
taken oft - -
EXHIBITION ROOM To LET.-It Il fitted with ascend
ng land hoorngl capable OF accommodating 10 $50
spectators The light plentiful, and be nosnlsed az
pleasure There large oblosg table and isolated has, ne.
or the dcoheeper viii require any expenditure 70 Ga
for Apply asabove. ol6 iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

A SsORTnD Pickles
"A 1000 cases, dozen each, halt gallon jars
1000 do do do do
500 do do do quart do put up in
superior style, and for sale by
CD J.B. WELLS 1874 Water st.
OLD Jms next door TO Hollis Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

OhS Ma 5000 pair city made Corsets for
sonable TERMS wholesale or retail, by
ql2:w- r. SHARP. SO Hudson st
CAED.-MRS. DUNN, Professor OF the Spanish 0ui
tar and Singing, (pupl OF the celebrated Maestro A. bag
io) respectfully informs the ladies Of New York that sbe
gives lessons on the above delightful and fashionable
her residence, 1853 Broadway. s26.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20

NEW ARTICLE OF STEEL PENS-yNO.
"A WARREN No. y Maiden Lane New York, has on hand
constantly for SALE large assortment OF his American
iacurea STEEL PENS warranted equal any European
article. See the samples exhibiting the Fair OF the
American Institute. al7lws
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
r., ,he Vermont Phgnix.
TILE birds.

,.....-sav, why dwell ye on the earth,
- 49, &c now yOur destination Welt
~. forth 50 free with song and @irih,
- -, and bless the distant gloomy DELI
'". -, uurposs here we are forbsd,--
= seiss = By veil Of mystery hid
,,,. with each gay, sp'istiIy birdi--
..JI,,r We not our destination lerei
| IA, from natures li.piHg- heard
= ...,,, Of our being in this spherel
=, - ,,poo, read the varied note,
| much learning from your songs might quote
law. ,he face Of men, nor sing
- heir hearts and bless their moments here
,,,, ,our own existence-on the wing
=. ,,., on high to Him We love most DEAR
,,,.;o daily near His throne we love
4 ,.o.. notes that angels chant above
-. fl. del- the rocks-the lonely woods
a We roam the fields and eyerglade;
a., familiar with the sOlitudes,
=, toud and grateful children Of the shade
:, ,,,,h vOur feathery robe We may conceal
h., being Of higher order feel.
|, 81, If higher order! in each hreast
VI, dwell thoughrs purcr than to Us is giveni
M, bsg. spirits, and We may be best
cannot SIN, and earth may be your heaven
r., need the spirit more than voice and wing,
.,r shove, and to its Maker sing! D
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

A TuSxKL.-A deacon in --, went
10 his minister, and protesting to speak the
sentiments of the congregation. began 70
complain of his style Of preaching. lido moi
saw these things for myself said the deacon
| am not at all dissatisfied; but the people
are very uneasy. and am afraid we shall
have trouble How is it, said the pastor
,hat vou hear allthese eomplainrs2 NC
other member Of the church seems 70 ne e
familiar with them as you are % said the
deacon, they all know that | am on terms
Of intimacy with you. and they make me The
tunnel. into which they pour every thing
which they wish you to hear Yes, replied
the pastor, and il is because you are a iunne
that they use you as such.