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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

T2 F s1s IN e! PI s:,s
Opposite the Fulton Ferry Err - - '' '' suSssi
- TO LET--A large and convenient three story
The Souss family gsess boarding house @
repair Hss ysra Gssa $ !, s esss ~ are
The carpets and oil Cloths viii be sold a. fair Price
10 Water IT, nsSr R sse an excellent
stand tor sailors boarding house and TAVERN any other
Asosevers gentsel apartments in the upper part Of the
AsoFor sale cheap snug story house in the upper
Wanted purchase in exchange for other pr.peyA gosa
Al.owaated to hire, three story house for
Fer further i apply at the United States Land and
loan good improved property don
pc the 80, from $500
ia FOR SALA-A beautiful Country Seat, situated
vo the village o. Mount Hope, Orange county New
cultivation On premises is modern built two story house,
70 by - feet with kitchen IS by l6 feet and wood house
house a2by % feet desirable stand couay business
turnpike roads running Port Gervs other
the above property for The resi-
dence ofa gentleman The suasn one Of great beauty
The win sold low for cash. or exchanged for pro-
perry IN the City Of New York Newburgh For further
or Of the subscriber Mount Hope b. DODGE. au25 2ws
@ four story Brick Building South Ferry Brookiy n.
three times every day which makes this great
fnG1Fs No. So Broad
The first story Of this house would make two handsome
Also to Jet cheap, several work shops. au 2aIm*
"A c Tn LET150 WA WATER So COOP
Water street. connected with the Pearl Street House
., The Saloon Of Pearl Siren" HORSE snaa
~ TO L.ET.-ihe upper part Of small two story
E house, No. Peck slip, suitable for office, for
.tist, land agent any light business, or for and
n VILE no family with children need apply Rent sl5o-
u There viii ss other family in the house, the lowerpar
being medical Office. au2-y
@ buhthree story house in 9Th few dosrs es
of Broadway, icing the middle Of the three houses just
finished This aouse finished IN the best with !.
the modern improvements and can be bad me
a'e myis Ai i'P CLARK iss Water street
IN TREyALL, sT0DDART a CO., No n
&removedrom No courtIand street TO the above large
and elegant where they have hand and
ssny receiving fresh supplies Of Hatters Plush and Trim
Also fancy colored Plushes ladies' bonnets they
Hats Caps Stocks and Stock Frames wholesale. slsy
sToRE-The subscrfSers, since the year issi have
haimed furnishing the public with elegant and sub
Crowned with triumphant success The Hats manufactured
those Of higher prices by the fashionable world he
qnhe ey ce moderate snG nsdhe profit . ana II
the sales for cash. i7s Chatham Square, cor Met =
myl9y Brown co.
=. C2UPLASNP, e cour'l. .a st., respectfully
receiving fresh supplies Of hstters plush and trim
Rings fancy colored pushes for ladies' bonneia. sii
Also aquanty Of English coney fur ard English coney fur
bodies accommodating terms. aus Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

late foreman to, and for connected with
~ Messrs. LEARY co, aner the most successful expe
himself in trade now offers 70 his friends At his sales reom No
of Pine OF Hats
every variety nap from the medium to the plain which,
Of model material and finish shall be found unrvalled
sell IS only and NY directing his whole
and that single style, con6dea OF producing
article without SUPERIOR and fashion, and utility having
tabished this quality well for and elegance du
raby he deems obvious advantage 70 the public 70 con-
fine elegance durability he deems obvious advan
tage the public eonfne his efforts instead
making experiments in variety Fearing rival in the de-
partmen oftase he willing entust himself in competition
with any establishment in producing this article
he has made for the London and Paris fn&
with the those cities and will
be first in the market with the standard established by
foreign TASTE BIRD, Is Nassau corner OF Pine street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

III IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature
this State the day Of April last entitled "An Act ~
gulae duties Of Public Administrators and
rogars relative property and effects Of Foreigners"
Notice hereby given that and after this date the pro
pery subjects of His Majesty who may die
their this city, nestatr such property and cecu
arriving In this State placed under the e this ONCE
under public administrator, heretofore. Tt
In thereof requests that notices herr
tofore ke this ONCE
effects ~ subjectso
HIS Majesty shall all times be furnished without sny Zee
charge whatever.
The Officer quarantine rcspec,
fully requested sake their Communications 10 this ONCE
where aIlcxpepses conncctcd herewith WI be paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

SILK BRIsTLE STOCKS.-MRs. KING, l<l
- Fulton street, respectfully soics public attention 10 psr
present Of Gentlemsn STOCKS, amongm which
Tor spring and summer
Also, plain and fancy Stocks, Of every description, all Of
which warranted OF the best materials, and sold e
bernlfc all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

ITO THE LADIES-Elegance, durability
fort combnedJu received, case Of 81 satin and chintx
figured camcrs hair entire article for ladies cloaks
and dresses comprising complete variety Of and
undoubtedly The elegant and superior article
public. The ladies invited call and
anime them. KELLY VAN DULlP
au2g1ms so Catbarine ST., corner efMadison-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
KLs.ECK rs, ; wys, vT r.. GAnDsN a,s ..

- Carmine-JoHN wyBLIE begs leave 10 return his most
thanks o the very liberal he has received
since opening the above es,ahmt and has the pleasure
his friends and the public, Tint In addition his
premises he has taken IN ground ogeher with
very collection OF and beautiful plants well
worth the notice botants He has ALTO
,ct Band Of Music 10 attend Tuesday and Thursday
evenings His aud Ice Cream, Of FIRST
quality, surpassed by In this city.
The strict order and deceruHl IS duly observed
Vanilla Cream Candy Of the finest quality.
n Aimtfance tot he (sarden gratis nm 12-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

NIsp1 a. srhe Hrdgercrt Incorforsiea W., NJ ~.
seeisiiou established osirc ~ vi y yin.rx
yotk Tor the payment ~ their hills-No. - !" "
~ bo>resN from ~ A. N. foaP ~ . .ppNER Treasurer.
anc1-4rs SMITH "n"'''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

INV
Candy manufactured the Bewery Steam Confectionery,
and other place in this city, This Cs-dy surpases all
others invented for it, superiority Of flavor and delicious
ness taste producing aIso pleasant odor and
ire breath which other Candy the world Ladies
are respectfully invited call and gratis, No 100
Bowery, opposite to Rviugtsn street
Whua - W BktHAM, Supl
I'M :. sUBNa AZ Is ~ received
from Europe elegant assortment Of the undern<n-
oned erces which he offers for sse the most advantage
ous Terms, Win - v
Astral Lamps s guilt bronze marble spd cut GLASS; hanging
lsps IN gilt bonzed or OIL gas or candles hall mHps
IN gilt add bronxea oil and gas mantle lamps IN g and
bvonxed glass drops pas and spanges gilt stand candida
bras indies work ornamental work tables pstec
csndlcscks and branches eue fraes plated ketse&
sctics sanas No. c single ana double barrel percussion
VIZ ~ ~ kkAKs IT'S Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

- Mmervssce NJ Ginger Beverage PswuSr.
ShrrTySmn t0us yToMACuIC EEEIHx -
- SrNI SiNSER BEvERA9E POWDER, tor pro-
sns5S A. nreda.c eerycscent araaghi IN ne hEse.
pon rte ~ pcrfccten aaying the thirst ms wei a. BENT
msseh WIN component part OF the pure Jamaica osgef
now 20 much extoed w dculty at digestion where Us ned
fsstideus anil the learned. 80
Towsvelers TOURISTS cartans Of vessels &C. viii be fsans
heahh er y climate viii surpsss any other preps
t'sn ean ssa sring prcmnry portable, READERS '' u'
jouNsoN CO. chemlms
scds end seidh waters syrups ofau kinds, seidnn aad
ecds rswdsrs. ke. e9Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
T05KS kyFF $1,000 as sss; A., A.

will be received IN deposit BY the keSd
I'm trus upon which interest," Will he slowed feOws.
-Upos any over e1oo, rredeemsble Cor year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
shall have taken place--ihen

will afterwards 10 persevere with the Pills In
such a manner TO allow the body TO recruit itself.
Of Pills win probably be return ed from the o-
mach but this signpcseverance will obvaie this,
as the will be sufficiently cleansed to retain them
very excellent plan put pills In some brandy and
swallow them together ---
Observe-NO CHEMIST sells the GENUINE BRAN.
DRETTs PILLS. Thousands OF rfets
therefore all who the Pills. let them purchase only Of the
agents. au28 dimw4ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

II. COUPLAND, l6 Courtlandt st., respectfully
informs the trade that he has hand and constantly
receiving fresh supplies Of hstters plush and trim
mings, fancy coored pushes for ladies' bonnets 6lk
hats and caps at wholesale.
Aso aquantity Of English coney fur ard English coney
bodies accommodating terms. aus lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

=, ,,.lP sAReAPARIasLA AND LEmOE
- SYRUP very superior quality manufactured ard ,cr
WHOLESALE and retail A. the very low price ~ $50 rs
any ever made In This city. by Gkt.s,wvnr
NJ H. sarsapaa drnughs n los gsion for so~s s w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

NO aUrs.-MAKy DANNET, Sid % brve resided SOW.
with Laurence Wallis, of Harlem. gsrds
quc-,ed call John Wilson Co.. No. 100 Front whore
she viii Of something much her advantage Any
having knowedgs of will please
the same 10 J. w. \ Co, Is above. an2o-Iw*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

Passengers for Boston will Rail Road Cars nj Provi
dence Immediately their arrival
" Al hersandse Specie, and Baggsge at the rnh 81 ihc
owners thereof auk6us
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24
In sESArE-MOndly February 10.
ARNURY BILL.

The Senate having taken up the bill 10
establish a foundry. an armorv in the
West or Southwest. srsenals in the states
in which none have yet been established,
and depots for arms III certain states and
territories. *n
Mr. BENTON, chairman of the mi.
litary committee who had reported the
bill. briefly explained us design, and the
grounds on which il had been reported
Mr.. CRrfrENDEN suggested doubts
as To the proprie,y Of establishing arse.
nails in all the states. though he admitted
that they might be requisite in some.-
The States. however. were very com.
peient 10 erect arsenals for themselves,
and would not thank the General 60
vernmen, for any charitable establishment,
Of this kind. Mr.. G. reproba.ed such an
unnecessary expenditure Of the public
money. and against the extension oil fede.
raj power 10 which a measure of this
Kind must necessarily lead.
Mr.. BENTON commended that il was
part Of the theory Of our Government
that the nation should be armed; arid in
order 10 this end. it was necessary bn,h
tha, The manufacture Of arms should be
extended aud that dtpnls should be es,a,
blishsd for keeping them in all the states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24
Yours. Mr,
ANDREW JACKSON.

Hoo. J. T.. CALHOUN. U. 3 Senate.
2 $ herewith enclose you the co.
pie Of two notes, verifying the Correct.
me-. Il the rePm, 81 your speech ia the
CLINE Of The 9th inst. Al.
| do no, intend, said Mr. C } IN what
propose 10 say. ID comment on the
character or the language .ilhis ex,raor
aiuary letter. Ii has exri,ed in my DO
80 ne but one feelmg--lhat Of pIty for
the weakness "f lis author. contempt Cor
n.s menace. and humiliation that one &c.
pysag me Office which he does. should
riar" himself IN situation 81 unworthy
OF his exalted station. Nor do | intend
&. :.vnke the Interpos'IIon nf the Senate
u D>o;"ct tive privilege attached To 81
n or from one Of the sovereign states Of
thu Cnnfederscy. which has been out
ragged ~ NV person. | SEEK no aid tn
dpr~,, nv ava auviIeg'.. u "A, - e.
from beng raan.dalsd. shall be enoOi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

PROM rhr NV orLtkys rIIs Jri} ~
Bnsinrs. rrmarus As dali a- a,l ueok. aud is
dough Ia haye been even moic 50 than my oiher
during the season.
There have heen but f." taIar9us from tie
prices ofthe PIE, Gus ~crk. md when sale. a. q
teeted, they generally snail, aud mostly iui 'rN
consumption.
The weather has becnscrs u1rm Dung TIA, wrrk.
and few cases OF yellow le,rf Iiatt erenrrrd.
Spcoir Ina, becnshppod both 10 llFNrr aud tn
North during The week hut pil,ee irni1n about
the sam, last. notwithstanding lhosr shipmunts.
Nc should JUDGE that the stock al sIoe1c vs. a.,n
mulatngm the city, and II no' mfhr pos>e..f"u 81
the banks. II Is IL tr hands oi Iud' iduals.
tottoa.-Irinsat uors. ~ tins utIeo her hrcn rN-
tcmcls lnnlled amounting probably les lh'n ,nN
week sinee tie "pauIns ol lie season. lhr stlet
We understand nuoubt II between - and pbde-
81 various descriptions, rrters ranging llolu- Ia |!
cents.
Vessels inuot br obtained nj Tic ptefott, luN l,tr
oftfctglr. aud il,is mas BE- the oou.r ol tie small
sAle, aud aparl II the fure,e, probably 10 I'LL
those Se,se!s ptcStpu1 engaged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

l>ANNlfLF, Aus J.
'p""C, FNr'Pe}.-lamc, Walker. wan n,o =,
,ht'e others confined tor debit made their e>eanr from,
INleNI'auia lal, ON the ght Of the 10Th ut ,rb,,
ra'etrd Il by wfrnchng the bars OF the crair
nom ihrh fastening, b. means OF a lever formed am
"i the hed>trad on winch they slept. Make, M,
convicted at The last term OF our superior rou,, ol
Grand Iarcen,, and sentenced to two years couhnc
mfhl IN the PentcatarN, hut, lusi As the sb,r,t "a,
preparing 10 take HIM To Richmond, lie ,uded hs
t''es ny pf'ah'nS JMt We understand that no
blame attaches 10 the Iailof ON ac,nu,,, 81 H., Nv
cape r. ',' -
\eji t0roi,t'1 Co1i.-Wc some ti5n,# since. nat,
'e" me discovery t" a bed of aulraclre coal IN EprL
l's hanl county, Ne. That some one ,on,ucrrrtto
l9]s-' might trs' 1t, several specimens were sen IA
, '3lesso' h22er~' of Virginia, now employed IN
'."nS seo'oSl'al survey OF this State, who with,
pu! heSi' ''i'n pronounced il good anthracite The
ne" "' coal apparently covering large space is sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

selves, aud the creditors, OF the state OF aiias
"edo no, thlnk II necessary TO say more 10 YOU on
ihlt head We repeat what stated 10 YOU III the
cuout above referred to- that the capital OF the firm
ul Messts. Wides, Pichersgill Go. Liverpool, WIS
nd pen.cni, and distinct IRON that of George Aildes
X Co. and HoW add. that the bu,ucss, which
has heeu entirely distinct from thu oi tc5r4r
Nildes n Co. Will be eontnued--.ina taxi ihis
urponun, OF begging ia" feor at yop Ia n1ns'e
with It such bus,nessas youm hasr with lhls oeun
try, assuring YOU that Is IA every Ny caltl"i Ia
your confdcnoc.
We remain, very respectfully
out most uhedi,nt servants
GEo. #M1L.DES y 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
Fesw Ht PaiaieiP1a Iie,1i,seL .l0gs
BUSINESS CONVENTION.


F,8" He Ph|aIaiPtU .IIfortser. -lDRud ).
BUSINESS CONVENTION.
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"f"''5 4' : 's'"'t''eA' =.
The Mechanic. Manufactures Agricultural sis
md business me" 81 all eLr'cs hom different see-
9"hs 81 ih' ma states represented lay DELEGATES f
III '"etnH9n al l'Wi"ephlt tie 1T day al Nn- E
e"1 \. - ~" l''ih@ considered the peculiar I'm
h"n7zs'uents'" winch the country Is now cNposed,
Il" "!opt tn following resolutions Is expressive ol
thrn olloious Oh tbs important SUBJECT.
l,l- h''eitfE That on thu pro-tiaou al husi-
nrs~, the destruction "t ttrdn aud the arrangement
at the currency q the county, erls, la, utved
Nhnh deu1nda Tie. 'nldlI aud mHcd % operation
at all Intelligent aud rairntic ,Ileus o IA classes
determinations aud IIt,s IN d., sIue lud ,>rcutinp
,uen measures az IN Ia Iul -ncm ol culiablcocd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
MN ! nsis, Aug. /

MN nEF, Aug,
The following Circular has been cent BY MesSrs.
George WiIdes 4 Co. OF London To heir corcSpon-
dents IN this country. II Will be observed that II con
tains charge, thathe Bank OF England had not PEI
formed the engage neuts with thom upon the aitl OF
which they ISSUED their ciIcuaf oi 18Th Apl, aud
which announced thai tey were - prepared to meet
punctually all their liabilities" We have becu ia
formed BY friend of The hon.e e, that tins circular
WIS issued very reluctantly declaring did that
they could come under new engagements, aud
that all their turue operations would be confined u
hquldating their concerus'-haId conditions which
were en)oined upon them by the Bank as the pree
Of the resistance - be afforded them.
We do not know what justification the Bauk has to
make for this violation OF good th but we are sure
that Messrs. Wdes q Go. VIII he cxonerated from
any charge ofpresumpion, III having sent forth the
assurances they did, that they would meet their en-
gagemcnts with their acc ust5mcd punctuality.
Courier
LONDON 9th June 1887
We beg leave TO refer YOU 10 letter of the 18th
of April. We enclose copy of the resolutions u
UNANIMOUSLY come to this day alta general meeting of
our London creditors, called from our having been
obliged to suspend our payments.
In our circular of the 18th April we informed YOU
that we should be prepared punctuaIly to meet all
our liabilities. AT that had made arrange
ments with the Bank by which they engaged to at.
liqudating affairs and thereon the letter was
written. They have not afforded us the means
and the consequence has been the suspension OF our
payment.
As the resolutions passed eS press opinions of our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

SANhNNAn, July %.
FROM NASSN'.-BN the Bt. scht li,i,, Capt.
Pmddcn, arrived Yesterday llom Nassau, We lave
crsed regular files oil the Royal t,azcnc and Btla-
ma \lGn, To the e2d inst. inclusive. 1Ir Gazette OF
the 10Th int, SAYS
A6oni fortnight the Portuguese schr E>cuua
Espemncr, APT. Sadaun4, from the coast OF Alrtca,
with cargo ol 3e3 slaves, wrecked al the north
east point ri the GaleuS. She had when She 1t the
coast 250 on boad Il OF whom died on tie passage.
Ca the slaves and crow landing At the Cacos, II pro
durcd Glcaf excitement and uncasIncss, and boat
was immediately scn; To Iuh, Island, make appll-
cation 10 the an hotlllrs there; III consequence OF
which, Lieut.. Tow, with Il detachment of the u
WI X giment proceeded thaher aud seized them
with tie hull aud materials ut tine vr,ec!, aud brought
the Ahcau- and crew. with ltc master, this roIt,
where they arrived yesterday, Ia the sIoop fernnia.
Jane, and Shcppcld, belonging to Turks Island.
Eleven OF these Aincans escaped Il the Gaeos.
private Letter from Turks Island nrnltons that
that Island Ism great di,fcs for ot provisions.
and indeed almost IN a state Of starvation. salt wa~
selling athc reduced price oil ets per bushcl III
consequence thereof.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

ToN, Pfsiaeqt 81 1aros.
The subjoned letter h1s been scnt to Il, lor ,,,l.
eatiou by the writer and W. gi,e a paee,b
act OF eon.tes%to anafseut friend. aud because, H..
facts "a reltionto the death Of hi, sotr ltscf,ryr,
lore 50 far is We have seen been fIlly detailed II
lie ci.rlmsldn- g attending the death Of MAJ, pd
lards son have been correctly nurfed TO lam h,
capt. lekefy There can be no doubt ote duly ,ftb
administrators OF The laa in ieXas fsuel lle,e bA
10 arraign the murderer At the bar Of Justice 'rb,,.
nbe, however, "eiaagme, but lille reason IL spp
po,c that this viii nov he the casc it. cognizan al
the facts 1T the time the occurrence trsnapired ,lr
authorities Of Texas permitted the fla rant actto pa,s
uapun.sbca. and even "thon, investigation:
SANTIAGO DE cIllLE2
ArlL 2l Ie&1.
D,ar.Sr:--Aayrrting to the letter which al-
Dire, sed TO YOU oi date the 9th Of last FEBRUARY
now congratulate yon upon Your clcyationto the Pre-
ideney OF the Republic Of Texas.
/ litye been i'll error with regard to the fate Of NV
son. lIcecsed Ia letter On yesterday fom Captain
NIchcry, ii tr feNgm Army, informing me lat NV
son cruelty murdered by lt. loath of the Ten
IN Army. The account ol Captain NIckcfy i, as fol-
/ lows That my WAS Sergeant of IN, corupau,
that dispute arosr between him aud 1t. Joseph u.
lthual9 of the stplc COMPANY that duel war fought
between them, and that NY shot III the h, al
a litile above the ,eupl,--the bal gla ced along
Gpoa tie skull about ; inches and WIS cut on, b.
/ Doctor Wallis. Who reported lhu de skcll vas nus
fractured. Captain lekery says that the Wound
/ Ms healing that my son, though feeble, dong
well: tai lie received an order from MIR. Wharton.
Adjt. Grncrd, 10 Join that portion of the army IN
drrNour immediate command that rs NV son Was
unable - he remained wh him senliue all his men
but tuec HON he dctauc to assist III mo, Ing my son
81 sonn rs IN, condition would allow OF his removal.
In The mean time, 1t. lloath. with an armed force
violently seized my son, in defiance oftlIc entrcacs
,,II' At,i,. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE


will assemble 10 deliberate upon those meighy mai
tcrs which eoufoua9ed Gen. Jaekson's successor.
and compelled him TO throw behind hun his frs, dc
Iherate determination, aud call together the ferre
sen.atlses al the people at IN extra session. All
parts of the civ the looks III busy preparation
ior the expected ssitants. The Senate Chamber
the Hail oi Represeuiaves--and the National Ii
brary are all undergoing the usual preliminary opera
tions OF cleansing aud refreshing; and ever, board
ing house is turned tops, furry with the arrange
men,s necessary Tor long campaign Ii is by no
means uncommon opinion that The extra session
will be proac,ed to December but TINT alter SIT
ting about two months, Congress VIII take recess
during November. This idea is entertained by the
conductors of the Globe, who, in the prospectus o
their gresstonal Globe. speak oi the " fail dadMt
ieiater sessions aud propose terms ior the first
two sessions OF the 25th Congress As the matter
however. rests exclusively with the members them
selves 1t is impossible TO what the, will do
ia this respect. My own opinion Is that tlicrs vii
be no recess. The next Congress must do The basi-
oithe nation, before the, pause for any interval
however BRET.
Washington is relieved for short time, from the
hateful presence the Post Master General He IS
goue. whittier know not nor carc--it IS enough that
our socict, is no longer tainted by the denagoeue
aud migrate.
The publication of tho Nadisoiita has been de
layed by the non arrival OF some necessary mater
ais. but it will be speedily issued. aud under such
auspices viii secure fot II substantial aud pei
mauent support
Mr. Van Buren, is still rusiieating N the helghbof-
hood wooin. health and energy 10 enable hun 10
endure the trials and tols OF the approaching scs=
.,o, Sneculutiou il bsv rcsnectlnp the nature ot
the recommendations winch the authot oilhe Let
ter TO Sherrod Williams will make To the Repre,cn-
tatves OF the people but nothing certain has been
allowed 10 ttansplre concerning hs determinations
ii. indeed he has taken any fixed resolution. The
meu who immediately surround linn are not such
and babbliag cyclists a, the Kitchen Counsellor
in Jackson. days, through whose a-eue, he SCENTS
oi the Cabinet were whispered esrrS "berr. Tie
Metallic llumbue VIII undoubtedly be abandoned
to show thatt never received any connteuan'e 81
support from the Administrations But What onte
will he proposed Ion thr present disorders NhH