Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
By EXPRESS Mall.
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BY Express Mail.
Dates from New Orleans are to the 18th June. The
news is mostly domestic. Complaints are made Of
the manner in which the Carrolton railway IS con.
Quoted. Southern railways are but apologies for this
sort of road Explanations were had between the
Secretary of the Treasury and the New Orleans
Chamber Of commerce, respecting the collection Of
customs. Mr.. Woodbury. has sent that body his
circular to the Boston Chamber Of Commerce The
Third Municipality has issued large quantity of SHIN
plasters.
They are going 10 build new church in New Or.
leans, to be dedicated TO Irelands tular saint Gen.
Clinch IS Out upon the government with list of ac-
cusaons Of imbecil,y in rulers in regard to the
Florida war. The public have been oEg convinced
Of this fact
The Baltimore Patriot says that the wings are all
bullonsts and heart and soul for a sound curren-
cy of specie and paper on solid specie basis that
the quotation from the speech Of Webster contains the
true doctrines and will find ready response of every
wing in the country.
Mr. Ponsett and two or three Commodores have
gone 10 Norfolk.
From our SPECIAL Corr.spondeni)
New ORLEANS, Gath June, 1887.
Our city is now as dull as though it stood on the
margin Of The Dead Sea. Business is entirely closed
Cotton is very low. Those who can hold refuse 10
sell al present prices and through the very bad &C
counts from Europe few are disposed to buy or ship
The City bank has at length had the courage to
come forward with full statement Gifts affairs, and
though its exhbi, may net be of fattering nature
the public might desire, 1t has tendency 10 lnfase
confidence into the community, and we trust all the
others will follow its example. Some Of the banks
have been placed under protest by persons who pre-
scnted bills for specie and were refused. What will
be the issue Of il we shall soon know.-The CONNER
cial--one Of the pels-had separate protest on six
of his hundred dollar" bills. fear that OF our
banks will make but poor show, should they, as
desired, follow the lead Of :" the Cty" Every mer-
Chant here in the highest state Of excitement owing
to the steps taken by the district attorney TO enforce
the payment Of Custom House Bonds. Within these
two weeks il is computed that over thousand ofour
first men have been held TO bail Both importers and
their sure,ics have been sued and men who never
leave the city and own immense property here, have
been yeyatiousy obliged TO give security for their
appearance in Court The opinion as to the amount
of costs incurred in each suit, varies among even the
sufferers for one OF them, rich man, made aPplica-
ton this day to the attorneys Office without being
able to ascertain his liabilities. From 30 to 30 dol
lars on each suit seems TO be the calculation. None
however have paid their bonds. All have rendered
the city bank notes. pets and all, but refuse the de-
mand for gold and silver. Specie this day has been
at % per cent premium, that if this monsrous de-
mand were complied with, the merchant would have
TO pay one quarter of the whole amount of his bond:
additionally, to satisfy the demands of the govern
| men
| FR.- FLoRinA.--The Steamboat E1orido Capt
Hcbbard, arrived yesterday from Back Creek up tc
the day Of her leaving (22d) nothing in addition "a
what we have already published in relation to tho
war had taken place.
We learn from passenger, TINT 1t was he genera
impression tina, all hostites for the present. would
cease-that the Indians had all left and fed 10 IN,
Everglades south Of For, Mellon and Lake George
that they have large quantity corn planted in adj
dl,ion TO the very liberal ratons which they received
from the Government, with ammunition; being NOR,
than their immediate wants required, have doubtless
laid il by in readiness for the next attack.
The nsufficiency Of the Government force, ].
said, will at this time, prevent any elective NOV,
being made until the fall, when they will be brought
ont 10 arrest the depredatons Of the Indians, who
arc but Whiting for the whites to harvest their corn
when they will again renew then.
Really we feel for the people Of FLORIDA. This ac-
counts for Gen JrsyPs request to be removed from
the campagn.--S Savannah Republican.