The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-09
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI AND CHA,
LESION RAIL ROAD.

ne survey > ioi WIS ioau aie III pronrps
on the entire line, from this place 10 L.,
ins.on in Kentucky. Brigades Of En-,
c,neers are engaged on it in all the STAT,
through which The road will run. AMI,
lines which have been proposed in m,
State, between the Catawha river and ii.
ridge south of the Saluda, are now mad.
examination, and will be fully surveyed i.
fore October, so tina, the claims of each x,l
be presented TO the meeting of the S,ocL
holders, which will be held at Flat R.L
IN that month. Maj. M'Neel, the Cbisr
Engineer, is now exploring the various roo,s,
on this side of the Blue Ridge, and Can
W Villains, the Associate Engineer, is d,r,e,
ing the surveys. Columbia Icleseope.
In allusion TO certain reports which ha,,
been for some time prevalent, writer n
the last Nashville Union says, "by aulbo,
iiy," That Gen. jackson has not sutTeredt III.
loss Of a cent BY the failure of Messr
Yeatman, Woods & Co. neither has lie hal
any dealings with their bank for sever
NGuIS ullu ~ ld9 tltHt H'N lldNiflr tOlr.
ed his name 10 a relative, connected Win
land specuIailoas, TO the amount of $500
900, he had no, loaned his name to any IN.
disidual, for that or any purpose. NoA.
ing is said about the protested draft OF $1,000
aud We therefore presume tina, rumor Is ;fgs.
-Lynehburg TirginiGs.
There is one thing which the stronger
friend Of the administration must admit opi
that is, that whether the measure o( he
general government, have or have not had
tendency 10 create and augment the pecut
AIRY embarrassments OF the nation, they kav
certainly not resulted in the benefits pron.t |
cd BY their authors They have 10, en-. |
en- Us a more uniform currency ihey hau
not oqualized exchanges: they have No,
banlshed paper money from circulated
they have not " restored the constituted.
currency Of gold and silver and, ludgn,
I from the pas, operation OF those measures
and the present aspect OF things, NC iel'
that there IS very lI,,le prospec, that lbsy
can ever accomplish these results. Is
no, time, then, TO abandon them val
should return 10 the " old paths IN whes
We found safety and prosperity, and ioress;
hereafter close our ears 10 The voice Of TIE
charmer, Who would induce VA 10 hanr
new experiments, charm he never 50 WISER
Id
We are told by \. \. Journal OF Coz.
merce, that, between the Isl Of January an.
the 9Th of Nav, the circulation If the B,rk,
Of thar city sas reduced from -, / IS ,0c
TO 1890 900, OF three eighlhs ol the shoe
nmouuI aud that from the lst Of lamar
to tile l0ih 81 Nay, tho circulation 81 ,s
country Banks IN the State of New ioaI
was reduced from Sl2, l6l 900, TO s9,6tl.
600, or nearly quariet-inaking a lea
reduction Of 81. 0si 600 out Of $50 ,6l6 ,uf
IA a little more than four months. No so-
der tina, the monetary system Is IN a sles
modic state when the banks are all comp B.
ed 50 largely to contract their issues.
4 mos, melancholy and affecting secs
VAS Witnessed yesterday by many 81 oz
CITIZENS. The corpses Of whole iamli,
serc brought up from Suiliyau's Island IA,
intcrmcni, those Of Mr.. LearlR. his lads.
and two children, the elder not more lhai
four or five years Of age, who were drose
cd oil Suihyan's Island beach, as ae yesiei-
day reported,
Is they were riding on the edge Of til
surf, their gag vas Unexpectedly ptecipis-
ted INTO a deep channel--to The very brat
of which, the very tracks q the wheels stV
traced. The accident was witnessed By .
! fisherman, who had observed them ridn;
, leisurIy a tew seconds before. On lookln;
back TO the place be saw nothing but tie
, horse struggling. lie FASTENED TO ID:
! spot, seized the rains, aud as he led 10
horse ashore and the gig rosc 10 the surface
, perceived two Of the bodies swept oui q :
by The waves. The bodles were rccoveruI
q m short time. and there was hope TX
r some tune Of rcsusctta,ing one Of the che
y drcn, which was We, warm, when taken ifOs
8 the watcr.-Charlefon Mercury 25h iss'
General Assembly Of The Preabyier1d'
Church.-The Philadelphia Herald Of lue'
day, IN noticing the proceedings Of tbs p
, d!, says: The Assembly had yes'efd'!
under consideration some matters Of grti'
importance TO their constituents, and Whlci
9 are likely to affect materially their prosTes'
I. lty. The most important question now "
der discussion is proposition TO aofogaH
: the plan adopted BY this body in lsOl, 10
: the union Of Presby'erians and Congfeg'
c tonallsls IN the Same Church and uno''
e the same Pastor, and which has ever sne'