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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

Resolved, That in tho opinion of this
Council, it is cxpedient and necessary for
the public convenience and health, to con-
tinuc Natchez street through from Tchouri-
toulas to New Levee street in a STRAIGHT
line, and of the same width as said Natcbez
street and tho Mayor is hereby authors
zed to give public notice in the True
American and Commercial Pullctin in
French and English during ten days, that
tits the intention of this Council to open
and continue said street in conformity
with the act Of the Legislature, emit.
tied anasact to regulate the opening, lay
ing out, and improving of streets and pub
lie places in the city of New Orleans-ap-
proved Sd Of April, 1882.
Sent to the Mayor 9th March, 1887.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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Resolyed. THAT the counc;1 ...,a,.. :

Resolved, That the Council approve of
the sale made by the Comptroller of the
part ofsthe smoke-house in the line of La
tayctte street between Tchoupitoulas and
Commerce streets, adjudicated on the LIST
instant.
Semitic the Mayor 18th March, 1887.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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Resolved, That the Treasurer be au-
Tho lied to rayto Fire Co. No. 2, upon
The warrant of the May or, one thousand
lev enty-seven dollars thirty-four cents,
being the amount of their account for cur.
rent expenses.
Sent to the Mayor 18th March, 1887.
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

a slip from the N, York TranscIip, gives the
information that Mrs. IIilson Of the Park Theatre
is dead. This lady was well and fovorably
known among as a finished artistic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

Celeste is drawing tremendous houses in Mobile
Her benefit was perfect jam. She will clear
nearly $4,000 by her engn cement in that city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

There are men so conscious of their unwurti
ness, that their only satisfaction is 10 abuse the
upright and honornha
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
Nautical Intelligence.
HONE PORTS

HOME PORTS.
At New York arrived LIST April, schooner Rebecca hcuce
Sd April Margaret, hence.
At Boston, cleared 3st March, brig Caroline hther sot
arrived brig Norfolk hence: cleared Nelson, hither
At Baltimore 4th April Exile, IS days hence.
At Philadelphia arrived Sd April Hector Vincent hence
4h cleared Grace Brown, hence
At Providence 3st March, eleared EIba, hence
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

Every day, you e'verifsd the fable of the A y
upon the coach wheel, when he said in the mighti-
mss OF his vanty:-Uhat a dust pe raise!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The Hudson river is open up as far. as Alban, .
The steom-boa's have recommended their trips
Flour will he apt 10 come down rapidly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

DISQUALIFICATION up by the night watch, one bay
~ Horse, IS . hands high. and rough shod. Tbs
pay chrges and take said animal AWAY before The l5b
IN tant II left after that time, will be sold at public
auction, by r. A. Guilliotte, Auctionecr
WIN. MCDONALD, Commissary Oh Ward
ao lUt 2d hnn;c;n.I;,w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

Who goes t" the opera to-tngnt' semiramde,
this is enough 10 biinga crowded house. Be.
sides, Tahi sings.
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TUESDAY, March 18th, 1887.
Resolved, That the ordinance adopted
on the 18th February last, providing for the
. &c olporpetual ground rent of the square
OF ground bounded by Canal, Magazine,
Common and Tchoupitoulas Streets be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sent to the Mayor 10th March, 1887.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The Barnes had fine house last night, and til,
pieces went off with great spirit indeed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
DITCHING & DITCHERS.

-.
PROPOSALS in writing will be received until the
10th inst for ditchinS the Protestant burvne
ground, at the foot of Girod street, and for pcketng
the side and rear lines of that ground and also grading
and covering with shells, the walks throughout the
grave yard.
Proposals to be left at NJ Williams Office Mer-
chants Exchange, Royal st. ale At
4 'AktN upby the night watch on the night of the
n 10Th inst, one bay horse with white star on his
cream colored poney, with white star on his fore
head bob tail, the two hind feet white frem The fecck
down. also one white horse. The owners of said or-
ses are requested to call and prove property, pay char
yes and take them away, otherwise they will be sold
tiQneer. ''N
JOHN PRICE. Cnn,lnissar, Let Wurd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

k,,SIRAY:-Taken up by the night watch in The l.,
~ ward "a municipality, sorrel Marc, no mari
Inc owner - requested to come forward, prove pro.
perry pay charges and take said animal away befa.
the 18th instant fe after that time il will S. soM !.
public auction, by 2: A. Guilliotte, Auctioneer.
w. MCDONALD, Comlnissarv I'd WarF
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Reso!vea, That, provided the consent of


Resoived, That, provided the consent Of
the United States District Court for the
eastern District of Louisiana. be first OBJ.
tanned, the square of ground bounded by
Canal, Magazine, Common and Tchoupi.
toalas streets, be divided into lots and sold
on credit Of one, two, three, four and
iivs We IRIS, for notes endorsed to the salts
faction of the United States District At
torney and this Council, which notes shall
be secured by mortgage on the lot or
lots for which they may be given, and shall
! bear an interest of six per centum per an
Resolved, That said ground be sold at
public auction at the Arcade Exchange on
the first Monday in May next.
Resolved, That all notes or money pro.
ceeds ofthe sale shall be deposited in the
Union Bank in Louisiana until the final de.
cision of the claim of the United States
thereto; provided, that said Union Bank
shall agree to allow an interest of FIVE Der
cent per annum on all money received as
proceeds of said sale.
Sent to the Mayor 18th March, 1887.
Joshua BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The ndvices from Tampa Bay confirms the
news lately received. Philip had not yet come in
Twenty Indians were surrounded at Suwanee Old
town, the Both ultimo. Three Of them escaped,
among whom was the noted Hicks. Two com
panies Of Dragons left Black Creek, April 2, for
the Suwunee river.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

HtSIRAf.-~ Taken up, one black Mule two jnan;,S
brands, one the light and one on The le, ,h.a
and some white marks the back The owner ~
quested to come forward prove property pay chary..
left after that time il will be sold at pubc amc,;o
p. A. Guilliotte, Auctoneer oy
w. MCDONALD, Commissary Cd Ward
az Cd MuDic;n.I;,v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

HNSTRAf.--Taken up, one bay horse hind feet
III "A white, and rough shod. The owner is reques,aty
to come forward, prove property pay charges and take
SAID animal away before the 18th instant. lfefi after
that time, ii will be sold at public auction by r. A.
GudGoie, Auctoneer. w. MCDONALD
as Commissary Cd Ward, ID Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
II. NJ. GUYOL, Dep. Grc(lier.
TREAsuhER's OFFICE,

SECOND NIUNICIPALITY.
NoIlCE-Tha owners of property assessed to pny
the expenses of opening and improving streets in
this Municipality, informed, that Mr. William Dea
con, Jf' L appointed collector Prompt pay ment will
be required. mi ]. DOANE' Treasurer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

IMPORTANT CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS IN cuNTfM-
rLATT"N.-We understand from various quarters,
that number of individuals and institutions, con-
sderng themselves as having been illegally bercf,
of their property by of tho recent failures are
preparing 60 before the grand Jury that will as
semble this week, and there to make ION, plain,
of fraud and s,cindting in certain eek, land lots,
a I'd mortgage transactions, which have been per-
petraled during the passing mania for overrading.
rms is highly important movement, and may
be the cause OF much good 10 the morals of the
whole country, if prosecuted without fear, aF1.c-
ton, or favor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The court OF inquiry upon Major Gates, is now
in Session at Savannah. Nothing has transpred
worthy Of notice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

HNSIKAY.--1aken up, QUO sorrcl Horse the r;rLs
AL hind foot white the forclock, The owne9 i,
requested to como forward prove property, pay char
II left after TINT time will be sold public auction by
l.. A. Guiliiouc, Aucioneer. w. MCDONALD,
az Commissary Cd Ward, ID Mu, icipaltv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

ENSl RAY. Taken up ono hay Stallion nor.. II,
~ fnce the right hind foot white. The ownc, ss ss
quesed to come forward prove property, nav cbsr,..
M take SAID animal away, before the 18th instsn, =
iHtt after that time, it will he sold at public auction a.
L. a. Guillio,e, Auctioneer. W. McDONAID
R3 Commissary Cd WonI Oh Mun;o:y
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BUREAU pU TREsonlrR Della

"a NlS.-ies preparedness des fcrans assesses pour
"a payer les dcPenses pour Fouvertule ct Famelo-
1a'n DIES rues dams cette Mnnicipae sont infurmcs
que N.Y. VIM. Deacon, jr. est nomme colIectcur: lis
devront payer immodiuement sur presentation de leur
compte. al J. DOANE 1rrsofpr
ollCE-lhe public are hereby cautioned an .
Warhed not 10 trade for or take assignment o.
'hs following described promissory notes, to wiz
'm,e pronisSory notes, eacn Tor the Of one thou
sand three hundred and thirty three dollars thirty-,bree
and oncthnd Gems, dated the 9th day of April 1886
payable in the Louisiana Bank ut New Orleans: the lrst
VI snlu notes becoming due the 9th day of April
l"d|: The second the 9th day Of April, 1885, and the
third the 9th day of April 1889 and are IN yae to r. 81
body Flint agent of Daniel William Coyc or TO Daniel
NlIllam Coke, not rncolacted; which snid notes arc
slgncn "N iam p. Foit,+' "Jnncs II. Brjrhsn:'' Tho
attet Is merely the surety of the former although the
notes are joint and several. Sa notes are naranbnd
I've Eautnn and the consideration thereof has failed
an" they VIII not be paid unless the undersigned is
competed by law. Said Notes were given for a tract
OF land o! the Baton Rouge Grant, which was to con
tmn iW1 arpths, and tor int on the eastern bank of
The ouactta river, according diagram in the deed
OF sale and ere is neither 1000 arpens, nor does the
head OF land point on the Onachito At all.
w. b. FORT.
ST Francisvie, April LIST 1855. az st
EDREMIUM TRAVELLING TRUNKS.--The sub
scrbcr is now receiving per bark Euphrates from
New orl an invoice of superior Travelling Trunks
from the mandatory of Orlando Williams, 10 " HON
mas been awarded the Diploma, the iars of the Ane-
r'can lhSulmte III last five i've years, for the
beet Travelling Trunk.
Persons dcSrous of obtaining first rate article both
Tor convenience and urabity as well us beauty of ~
penrance viii do well to call and examine them at 76
lanai street, near Royal.
p S. There are five of the same pattern, size and
ifist, and the in every pnrticulur ms the ono
winch obtained the Premium the Fair in October
last, and which was sold by the undersigned a few
"cehs Slhce' L. +.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
A meeting of this Presidsn,s of al lha ~.

| - meeting OF the Presidents of all the cit,
banks was held at the Union Bank last EVENING
where the following preambie and resolut ons VIC Re
UNANIMOUSLY adopted, and will be submitted AT ar
early hour this morning for the approval Of the So
veral Banks. .-s.s =
| whereas, the present embarrassmcn-s in the
monetary and commercial matters of our civ re-.
quire immediate and effective measures of relief
and believing that to restore mutsal confidence
nong The eanks, and throughout our comm unity
wlii.bo found the first essential step towards the
accomplishment of this relief, and believing also
that the banking cosdition Of our institutions is
wholesome, and that i, is not the wan, of ability
but the approximations and mstrust with reoord n
each other which unfortunately dcrange their one
rahons, and which at this time cause such gene
raj alarm throughout our community, and in order
to correct this state Of feeling, s-H
be 1t resolved, Tint the banks here represented
shall, on Tomorrow, r. vive the regular daily ex-
change of bank no,cs with each other, and in +,
ture continue to return and charge in account on
any DAY, oil notes held of the respective banks.
and IN no instance whatever to pay from til. coun-
ter those of other banks.
That an inm ediate settlement Of accounts shall
be made between all the banks either bv chesks
on the North, or Bills on Europe, or by specie or
bills receivable, not haviRg more than 40 days 10
run, that are held under discount by the debtor
bank; no balance shall percnp tory be demanded
in specie before the LIST Decent Der next.
That a prompt settlement upon these terms
shall be made once week, and shouI any un.
willingness DC shown, or difficulty interfere in such /
shall be left to the arrangement of
a majority Of the Presidents Of the several banks,
who agree TO undertake the duty.
That we further agree to begin at once the in
crease of dscouqts.in our several banks, on each
discount day, to ten per cent above the income on
such day-until the increase shall amount to len
'er ccntof the present line of bills and notes dis.
counted, excepting where the charter of any bank |
viii not allow of the enlargement of it's discounts
That in order TO secure Continuance of can't.
fence, each bank agrees to furnish, through it.
resident, weekly satemen, of it's condition and |
If the operations during the week in discounts and
Xcaange-and statements to he submitted TO a
meeting of tho Presidents, to assemble on ever,
sunday morning at 9 O'Clock, at the Union Bark
o devise proper modus of action for the banks.
md more fully to know their respective conditions.
G. BURKE, Chairman.
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EsSTRAY.-Tokenu up, one bay poney, brand on the
right fore shoulder and the right hip, and the
lght hind foot white. The is requested
properly pay charges, and take said ami
maj away before the 18th instant. If left after that time
II wiIl be sold nj public auction, by P. A. Guilliotte.
W. MCDONALD, Cornmissary Cd Ward;
as Cd MuDicipaty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

WAS brought to the police prison Of the "a NJ;
John Beey, aged about 70 years. says he named
Mr. Emerson. The owner will prove prons, .nss %.
charges and take bin away. s. HAkPER p"f
a8 Captain Of Tho w.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

ENSTRAY.-T up by the night watch a.. H..
HA Horse Spanish brand the left hip Tbe or nus
is requested to forward prove property pav chsr
ges and take said amin away before the 18Th pstan,
lfeft after that time it will be sold at nuhi;c an.
by P. A. Guintte, Auct;oneer. w. MeDoNAIym'
az Commssary ID Ward. Cd hInnic;n.i;,x
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

AE R. WILLIAMS, the Englih Ocust, informs Tie
SA pablo that he is arrived at Mrs Wocester's pr-
vate boarding house, No H. Canal street where he nav
be consulted from 10 to o'clock, by any ladies' and
gentlemen afflicted in their eyes and ears; and will also
gladly attend to the cases of the poor, gratis, every
day at o'clock till to o'clock. iie will also consent
to visit any aged or nrm persons who reside within the
limits OF the city, on receiving days notice by let
ter containing address, and five dollar BILL when he
and O'Clock ard give his candid opinion on the case
Entrance by the private door Of No. 1, next before
the Druggists shop.
1t IL his intention - leave this city the st of May
for Nutchez, whence he will 90 ON the 18th toI
Vicksburg, thence again for Memphis on the 9th,
thence for Louisville onthe 5t of June, and thence
for Cincinnati the Eth
N. ia second edition of Mr. Williams Freatises
ON The EYE and EAR, dedicated their MueStes III.
Kings of the French and the Belgians 1900 pages in
9mo.) may be had of the Author, ut New Orleans.
Prize, So, anlO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

sDn o"~sha to b the sa Ieie prison Of The
Miles, abont 30 years of age says he belonrs" na,d
Rozllions. The owner will prove properly. n., I" Mr..
ges, and take him away. fSH4h Bb ay Char.
no ~. Captain off he W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The Richmond and Fredercksburgh Rail Way,
is IN full operation. The income from passengers,
freight and transportation Of the mail, was for jan
uarv, ol6,-Februury, S6,756,-and for March,
S1O,272. Passengers leaving Philadelphia, dine
in Richm ond the next day, In due time the whole
distance from Boston TO New Orleans, will be
travelled by rail way, md that too, before the
Nashville railway gets beyond Uncle Sam. The
conduct of ht state in regard to this great work
exhibits degree of supineness to its own inter
csfs, that we did not suppose eonld Distinguish
Legislature convened for the fur,herance of the
public rood
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

WAS brought to the police prison Of the o. M.
w cipIlity, the 5tI instant a mula,$ "a mun-
nam2d Ze', aged about % years, says she woman
Mr. Charbonet. The owner will prove TO-
charges, and take her away. FS HARSrSS pay
a3 Cnpfa;n &c ~, En-,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

aNSTRAn.-Taken up by the night watch, one bay
~ blind Horse, Is 2 hands high, and rough sho
The owner is requested to come forward, prove mr.
nety, ny charges. and take said animal away, befo
The 18Th instant If left after that time it will be 40
at public auction by p. A. Guilliotte, Auctioneer.
WM. MCDONALD, Comnissary Cd Ward.
as % MunicpnI;ty
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WAS brought to the police prison Of the q I'M W.,
Prince about a years of age, says he bcIomsn, na8
Belfof lde The owner will prove properiv - % Nj.
ses' ana take him away. 3 HARFERSa ss
a5 Captain of the wv,
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CAKROLLTON HOTEL.


~ THIS establishment is in state of readi-
IgsgEW ness for the accommodation of such families
IN as may be disposed pass the approaching
season at Carollton The Hotel has recently beer,
newly furnished, especially the chambers which arc
arge and airy; tie salubrIy ofCarollon must be oby
Gus to all wls visit it. There is attached to the Hoel
one OF the most extensive and splendid gardens in this
section of the union. The tables are supplied in the
most liberal manner with the best of tho New Orleans
Market As the superintendent receive only lin ted
unber of iamities, it may be well that application
ehou Il pc maze as early as poss bic. apl0 ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

The Creeks arc at their old game aooin. Gen
Welborn near the Plea Swamp, had a battle
which resulted in the death of 100 Indians This
Information is from Irwintos Alabama, dated 25 Ii
March, This Indians had re,rcated up the river.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

ENSTRAY.-Taken up, one chestnut sorr.i Io,..-
~ with star in his forehead, the right tono fnos
White and the two hind feet The owner r rcomes,sS
TO co forward prove property pay charges ami aks
sa'd animal away before the 18Th instant IfIt affer
that time it will be sold ut public auction. bv p
Guilliotte Auctisneer. W. McDONAIn a.
a3 CommsearY ID Mnrd ID Mnn;c;nai;,,.
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70, %, 60, 70, 30, ?, 30, q, 62, 63, 50, -,
fire the dra'cn numbers Of the I'm Glass of The
FREE SCHOOL EOTFERY.

a UIiIORISED by Act of the Legislature of the
- State of Louisiana for the benefit OF the "Ouacha
School Society, passed and approved the 2lst aarch
CLASS No. 10, FOR 1887.
To be dram IN Mm Orleans, on .Suiurdovl 5M 4pr,L
10 Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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~ IRA fS.--Was taken up on the night OF the 18th
~ inst. by tile night watch, and committed to the
pound OF the upper guard house. Sd Ward Cd Munici-
rahty,a small white horse with c p on the right
thigh, and small bay poney horse, both hind feet White
10 tio '!'Ocks The own RS of said animals re-
t;5-icd to forward, prove property, nav CHARGES
and take them away, on before Saturday the 22d
inst on which day they will be sold at IL o'clock by
Gu lott uuctioneer. lib STRINGER
alOIGt Commissary Sd Ward, Cd Municipality.
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OFFICE OF TIE COURIER g. ENQUIRER,
A

,r,p g., April 3, 1887.
lar day of sailing was the / st inst, will. ia all
probability, sail this morning. The remittances
carried out by these conveyances, consist princj-
pally OF bonds issued by the U. States Bank al
ready descnbed-and of which about 5OOOOOL
s.eInng nave been sold-and of bonds of the Nor.
rls Canal Banking Company in favor of and en-
usrsed by the Bank of North America at twelve
months date from the LIST of March, PAYABLE in
London at the house of Messrs. MORRISON, Cryder
Co., bearing interest at the rn,e of six per cent
per annum. These, in the first instance were
sold at IL 2 per cent for paper, ,hevwere after-
wara sold at lO9 per cent. for cash, as were also
lhe bonds OF the United States Bank under the or
glnal price at which they were purchased. for the
purpose OF raising money Them. In Bills of
Exchance, no great amount was RENTED, the Elk.
change varied from II l-2 to l2, the latter rate
was however only paid for small amount, the
average paid being | | 10.
The above amount of Bonds sold by the United
states Bank Is about one-hnlf that they purpose
TO issue: The question of a shipment Of specie by
mem " VIII be submitted by the President TO the
Board Tor its decision at their next meeting That
institution and the Morris Canal Company, con.
llnue to purchase Southern and South West drafts
The purchases made Of the bonds alluded to-
having taken considerable amount of paper out
OF marx /, there was no great press for money on
saturday, and the rates of discount were cunsc-
quontly lower The Banks too discounted more
'iosrnbly than they hive done of late. U. s. Bank
shares sol at the Board at ll9, and we learn were
Afterwards sold in the street at 100 for cash.
Intelligence reached here on Saturday morning
9" 'i very heavy failure in PhIadep hia, and by the
Express Mail yesterday, we received accounts
from New Orleans, of the suspension of another
mouse Tor very large amount. We regret to add
tina, the state ofthngs in that city is of the most
melancholy description. The fourth day OF This
month is looked forward 10 there with the great
est npprehe hslon, as on that day some very heavy
payments are to be made. For the last three
months, tcw OF the transactions which have talk en-
place, have been for cash, and in consequence the
amount Of paper ahoat there bufllesa description
Bills to large amount drawn by the Atlantic c-
!les,-New York, Philadelphia, Providence, and
Boston IN particular,-have heen protested. Mis-
sssiPpi Bank notes were at discount of per cent,
OHIO Bank notes were unstable, as also all bills
drawn by the most respectable houses on those
sectiSns OF the country.
We are informed that the Manhattan Bank OF
thus city will shortly issue bonds redecmable in 90
or % years, bearing an interest of per cent, Der
annum, capital and interest payable quarterly at
the Bank OF England, with whicl, institution the
Manhattan Bauk has established ccrrcspon
dencc.