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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

will be by this table that the prices of bread
drawing equalization than they before
crops beginning market This
sequence of that reciprocity Of trade which
west the south and the north for nowhstaa ling any
Gle that have been thrown the way by specuaor
was it known that the were ssrt Of
supplies than bread stus of all descriptions poured into
markets from those places where there surplus
country extended this where there such diversity
climate and variety Of SOIL rarely happens that there
state where The crop deficient But general pro-
ducveness of the other States than the
the partial failures that f for the interference
Of those who trade in bread u there would be no such
variation in prices has existed throughout the country for
several yea4s past
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
General Markets.

SATURDAY, Oct. =, 6P.M
The market this day has rather sales oc.
cuedd IA indicate any change In previous reported
prices Sales OF rice take place s.; Cuba tobacco
1885, hbds New Orleans sugar u ~ lard etc-he art
Gle rather dullRo coffee sold iic operation in
Camel coal sleso potashes $3.50; pearls e575 ess7,
nseed oil sells 76c; and whale SOC, which shows
slight advance.
Auction transacons20 mats cassin leic; boxes brown
Iavsra sugar qr cks Port wine 25 do Madeira do
Soc 60 baskets Champagne ST. obags walnuts 81 do bers
SCI 100 bx short pipes IS LIB boye Young Hysen
Tea 34c 10 Indian barrels Malaga wine 2sc Terms
cash and nnsty dayt.
BurtvoRr Oct 9th, r. M.-Tobacco-C COMMON sorts Of
Maryland are duh and sales only be effected by flight
fair demand hut the market less active than last week.
We hear Of change In the prices Of OHIO tobacco The
Ohis lIa hhds Kestucky and hhis Pennsylvana-Tota
1918 hhds.
PrrKRssuRer. Cval Oct 81, r. M-robscco-saes Tor all
that arrive, at advanced prices For eai highest sales W.
change prices past week. and the market continues with
its same animation Sales generally s2A So few
sseIsIT.g bids ~ ~ ms whisky q ass; alt tysrpo.
coal To New York 7c; -four )oc
LousvILLE, lky.) sept %, p. MBageng la &c; bale
sci beef mess s2 prime TO- Lard a7lc pork,
~ prime III Tobacco prime ga 81, seconds w. common
per ID; whskey 90 SIC.
ps sA.vAsssr Oct 2, r. M-Ries S4so bacon y isc
rs'eh.'o Liverpool GIG and New York 81 per bale.
Ntw .vsIEAss, Sept -, r. MTobaccoThere has been
the articles arc 80 roo 81 Louis but the transactions In
Susa,mihsre very little demand escept Cor city cen.
sumpugn-nere are some shipments making Moa.es-rhs
quotations PrcvonsA kinds with nv ,eeron =" Rs
con- remain about the some time mas, -. bacon
n rs hands, and the sales mailing are a. ,,. "a ~ - W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
SHoMs, BOOTS, 6e.-srEAR 4 PATTEN, NJ


~ watches, NC nc by order of the sherf.-WM. McCOR
NICK viii sell this day Oct 9h 10 O'clock by order Of The
sheriff. all tive stock OF jewels plated ware kc contained In
The store No III Broadway, coping Of gold and silver
watches ladies' sud genuemens jewellery great varieties
plated cake baskets waiter silver Spoons aud forks gold
chains a' speccles c1cs elegant marble clocks silver tea
ses vases ~ towers pistol, go silver snuf bose~ elegant
chandsliers and candeabr1, lot OF materials wnch
mshers &c &C. together With endless variety Of Other ar
delss cofts7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
OmPHAN ASYLUM, SIXTH AvENUE-AGr Gran

nMPHAN ASYLUM, SIXTH AvENUE-A Grand
Ball Tor the benefit OF this benevolent institution will
place At Masonic Hall "Wednesday evening October Sih
which occasion Browns celebrated Cotilon R,nd Ia a.
gaged Tickets, 70 admit gentleman and ladies' s2-o
be had Of the following gentle men. =
Daniel Major 4 City Hall place,
James Byrne 50 Old slip,
James Ryan, Manhattan House. Duane street.
james Hagan, James slip,
Thomas Cosgrove, los Roosevelt street.
WIN. Mccartney corner Roosevelt ard South,
James Martin, corner James and Madisoa,
James Herdnlan, 81 South,
Arthur Qun, 1877 Hammond,
Andrew Leavy, 9th avenue,
John IIesney, Dry Dock
Geo. Bowen, 10 Franklin,
James Bergen 10 Wall street
Jne. Clark, Sc Sheriff.
Martin Waters, ~ Elan street
Also at the principal Hotels aud music la The city
o9-Jrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

During he three first days Of s present month, the inpora
tos Of nour has been about5coo barrels day Asa considerable
par, of ths shipped for expectation ceawse the ef
feet ofkeeping prices higher than might be expected Bat
every lay adds the present stock r,her reduction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
WHITING,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Mercantile
COrrespende nee.

1850 ~'''N's
WRITING,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Mercantile
Corresponds nee.
Are efficiently taught al the OF Prince Mercer
nv y W. WILLIAMS a. ". s'coNSoR
T MEssRs. W. OC; respectfully and confidently in
pursued by ,ke,n which, pretending Will il presum
ed not less ecenl than the improved plan
purporsr be editorial su, IN .S written
by hemselse' and mulsons Of the works OF distinguished
15 This school Is open day and evening. oeswmSe.
" THE public respectfully requested suspend It's opin
concerning certain shin plaster bills alleged TO have been in lis
possession, with fraudulent intent to alter them be
hereafter fully that he aogethe guess OF any de-
os-ii' 80 ! -, ~ CHARLES TozER.
ur TOMAS NEW EXCHANGE LIST AND COIN
TERFEIT DETECT0R In consequence Of a great accr.
mutation o. new and important natter the publication OF
perodcai has unavoidaby been deferred until
when VIII be hsued from sandlors printing Office, No %
The proprietor be glad 10 receive before three O'Clock
THIS day any new and useful facs In relation any the
ana private Institutions whose notes in cir.
euiauen, here OF rhewhere. o9.lr
MUSIC-To Principals OF semnares and other,-A Pro-
Aessor Of Music and successful teacher wishes engage
Forte and likewise IN singing thriving village or
where priys,e epis could also be bad Would engage with
aaniy dfaniles-rcceive part Of his remuneration
his object IN lesvrg the city being obtain ,rm No
post paid NJ b. OF W. wmsrth Esq 50 Crosby 81 New
York Would eng age As organi and conduct the singing
SHOES, boots, Sc-sPEAR a PATTEN, Ne
0,oNW pair mems russet Brogons
1000 do the plantation do
300 de russet and black, sires m to IA
Soos Toys russell and black Brogans
l,50e gentemen's fine calf and morotco Roots
l,5o0 kip, seal, pegged, nailed and ~ wed do.
100 fine cslfsewed and pegged Brogsns
5000 kip and l. and y Shoes
$500 mems hip brogans
1905 beys cali, kip, SEAL andsL and Brogsps
sCeo ladies leather and seal Bootees Sboesk Pumps
l5,ooe miss and cbidren's leather seal, and
hid Bsotees and Slippers
Dooo ladies tine Ind, seal, cali, morocco, prunelo and
= satin slippers
200 cases mems and boys fur and wool Hats with
great variety OF other staple and fancy articles In the line
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

To the Editor OF the Herald.
INCENDIAKIsM.-sm, Not having seen In your pa.
per the heneus inserted daily
OF Saturday take this method to inform the public OF their
with g. Knowles for repository OF article. FOR wLsw.I
ing and coong Nc and do still continue hold the key
acknowledge and 10 pr son nor
for when FIRST heard Of and could receive no
and without the slightest foundation except owing Mr. RIVER
from 40 70 80 dollars which the times has ented being
paid hope the ladies and gentlemen by whom employ
ga VII not regard the unprncped method taken me-
which shall hereafter prove their satisfaction and TO whom
oell. TIFFANY VAN cLIEY.
TO sPECUBATORs-An note againa sJwALTER
before ac6 viii then b. sod at public auction Due no
tee Of which will be given In all the city papers Appyat
A GRAND AMERICAN NATIONAL PIC
TukE q feet high from ibe pencil Of !hs well known
JUS, arrived ship hatcher, from svre and will open
TO the public view on The ist Of October. sie-im.
S StRSrE J Sx y
Mind s. sssa IN % Painted BY s,
WILD ELEPHANT MTNTING and correct repressa,.
tonof he ISLAND or eEYLoN All The artists and con.
70 b a. snoramc pa-ing ever 6rousS, To- Ibis so.a,ry
Eshisiied during the day and evening Admi,snes 20
- and s. John in the wdcrses The exhibition of these
syyssant Institute and viii re.opened on Tuesday the
Iah :, NO Y, B,-sdwy with the addition Of the circ.an
CENTUEyILLE COURSE, l.. I.-Trottinc
" match, mile heats 600 ON Tsesry nes tho lob
inst. between Mr. Gibeus Daniel d. Tompkns ar. horse
% be named by Mr. spcer the previous evening To come
mcdisey after purse Of so free for an o,loc bo,s.
That ~ yer won rurse o that amount, mile heats In
carrying weights sgreesby % the rules Of the Course and no
o7s JOEL coNcK1i liz ef Psop 1ss race
DREMTUM CUNFECTIONAHY- sub-crL
her Ito whom awarded Silver Medal a the rscan,
Fair Tor superior Confectionery AMI Vanilla Cream e,nyi
would eal the attention Of the public bis ertepsivr sso
ment OF warranted pure articles which he put nm y, tke
shortest nouee IN quantities 10 suit Al su,b prices
as cannot fail 10 give satsfs ction.
THOMAS r. PEERS, i4s william st.
o7-iwt opnosi,. H. ro.,t cbnreh
Ip Neutrality-suspicious. IN BROADWAY
party oi single gentlemen, who desire accommodation
or me winter unsg independence with attention to
er cs'or may have very eligible apartments with
more meals NJ separate table, their hours Ad
des bsz through The upper post Office wihres Re
tsreeces exchanged. o7n'S
News, yOUTus' AND CUILDHEN's
I'VE CLOTfftNt.-GFO. A. HONT n co, No IA Bowery
have ON han aortiaew ofreny made clcthng
snsed every age and which they Will sell very chee
Tor cash enhcr Al Wholesale ~ retail st 3r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Decrease OF Real Estate,
A" Personal Estate,


Frsm this appears by both modes Of calculation reach
result showing destruction of values only equal
TO per cent aggregate capital this Of
and the elements Of prosperity banking capital
SINKS down to point. II the banking business were
thrown open by The legislature and permitted
issue new currency based the aggregate wealth New
York. merchants have the OF AIMING system
finance and currency far beyond the reach Of panic revuon
or the folly OF government and the banks This city the
great mart Of the western hemisphere Four.hs, If
more ofo merchants sound the country
and the crops prosperous abundant aggregate
SURPRISES Of this year. capable for exPoraisn may put
down thus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Exhibition of Indian Portraits, and
I'd.

~ MIR. CATLIN, who has been for six years travers
Of The most distinguished OF those uncivlized regions
together with paintings of their villages buffalo hunts, Dances
the citizens OF New York Tor short time with an exhibition
When he portraits and other paintings
enlangnage all Of whom he has been among painted
pictures from life porlf,ts Of Black Hawk nine of his
principal wsrors, painted Jefferson
Barracks. while prisoners of war, in their dress and
Masda doing S By "cns the
spns through the es suspesdng their bodies by their
series forty landscape views descriptive of tn. Die,ur
esaae prairie enes Of The upper Mssouand series Of
Twelve buffalo hunting scenes together with splendid spec-
The great interest of this collection its being
entirely in their habits and costumes, consisting Of
SIOUX Puncahs, koazas, Shiennss Crows ejbbeways As
,sways, Fa.heas weahs Psoras sacs Foxes WnnsSasoe
wIeos PawneePcas Kewa snd Others osase cam'nehe'
In order 70 render the exhibition instructive
iime and such explanations their dress customs traditions
NC given by Mr. Cathn, as will enable the public form
yet nature il North America . 1'
day Se ~ Gs IN We
lure Room Of the suyvean Institute, Broadway opposite
commencing past seven o'clock The course will be
limited TO two evenings Wednesday and ThUrsday Friday
seated as near the hour possible that they may
Each admttance SO cents. Children half price
Tickets can be procured at seixas Exchange Office in
broadway, and nj the door. o9-lwE
SIGNOhA RUIZ GAHCIA respectfully informs
@ aO her s 10 b snd Ss @
ma ma w TAKE place at The City Hotel Wednesday
gagged The following artists win lend their aid in the above
Vocal Perormers-sgnora Maroncel, Mrs Dunn. senor.
Rnz ael GarcIs sgnor FeTrero, and signor Fal
Mr.
King WI preside at The p,a. .sss,
!. Grand Overture, full orchestra. Ross;n;
? Due,.or che elcampo siamo-by Signor Fabj
ana Signor rerrero--Irumpet obligat0 Sig.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Cotton Market.

SATURDAY, Oct 7, 6 p. NJ.
The new crop continues slswly come forward from the
neriorowng to the low that the rivers
sent Our last avces from Charleston fact that
fully 1900 bales along the Santee Canal waiting
conveyance to market Planters beginning learn the
importance of removing the limits that has all asng
tached to considerable portion the stock of old
in the outP They satisfied that their prices
obtained This arrangement has created slight
OF the marts Buyers have better range of markets
than they had previous this removal though stocks are
now too nconsderabe 10 operate upon. Yet will
little more trade, which win probably last until sufficient Of the
crop reaches the markets.
The following table will show the exports OF the
United States foreign ports during the years 1885, 1896 and
1897
From Oct LIST. 1884, to Sept ooth, 1885. l,0ls,ss9
1885, 1886, 1,l95,855
1885, :" 1887, 1,l5S,855
Thus have increase each year. Though increase
this year will equal that Of 1886 1885, yet the
fact of the banks having been largely in the market This
all commercial transactions much parayzed and
nearly all the trade has BEEN consequently
tance The increase will be seen, 1885, bales
1885, Increase in 1887 the preceding year.
bales Thus the trade have
aons about 100000 bales and the banking
chased nearly bales pay their debts in Great Britain
Our remarks fully borne by the following
ment
The exports mentioned above to the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

1RIsH ANn SCOTCH w r.o,----,
"rsnis bransi snh proof Mall 10 bra NJ FOR ssle
o.u. MAXWELL, MILLER 4 co
~ Cedar street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

Boston 4 Providence, 1914 10
h hsng b ,ainc, ,Ss 1866
Treasury Drafts 1884 lo4i
foreign is waiting action of Congress the
several practical before that body now gene
rally the belief of all reasonable men, that every measure
recommended by the Executive will receive the sane.
ton OF the national legislature extension of time is
already given 10 the importers, equal to S5,Cooooo-a
similar extension to the government banks for $9o00Oe
issue of Treasury sotes will be made, equal TO Si2
600 e00-and wind up ALL the sub-Treasuy scheme will
most probably pass also. Indeed since the 18th OF May,
have been acting nothing else but Treasury scheme
As Congress shall have doHrned, public attention
will be directed the next legislature Totha body The
whole mercantile look reform and modification of
the present system which has grown out of the unconst.
ona laws of last year. Since the revulsion has
general going in all doubtful practices which
had The commercial classes during the recent years
of speculation Even the country banks begun whole
reform will appear from the following article copied
from the Albany Argus the authority the Cherry Valley
Gazette
Many OF the country banks being the debtors Of
country for aeposites about two mil
lions Ct dollars and this be increased five
changes character Of their paper or debts due to kem
psys Sr M sae nG got and
western Institutions will long propose convention
II these things information is such that we veri
Y believe them the restoration Of confidence is hand If
they can resume payments early in the
they can there is certainly believe
done predict their movements will continue
more steady and uniform than they masy years
Phe temper tone, resources and disposition Of the country
were never better for the beginning OF long health
and prosperity The resumption of payments by the
sound and solvent banks will at separate good from
the bad the revulon Of spring wnnowe the solvent
from the nolvent among the commercial classes city
there twords threefourths Of commercial com.
nun who never specialized overaded enter
ed into the madness of the times and taking the in
bulk, probable that per cent of the trade nanuac
lures and commerce of New York have affected by the
revulson On former occasions have the losses
caused by the revukon folows:-
$50 falures-assets vaxed at SSO.600eo0
Probable value, I5.OOOO00
Dead loss, S45,000,00o
Now happens by extraordinary coincidence that the
decrease IN the value Of property real and personal
present year. compared with the last nearly
ponds with this amount according the recently
made by the Commissioners for the city, The following table
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Amusenaen

pARk TEEAThE.-Thfs EVENING will be per-
ylRGINiUs-y rg.nus, MIR. Forrest-yireinia Mrs Rich
ardson -
After which, ANIMAL MAGNETIsM-La Flenr Mr. PA
cidc-Colstantine, Mrs Richardson
lT Doors 64-peroTmanees al O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Pi. 50 cehts-Galiery IS cents
MEEICAN THEATRE. BOW EHE-
Valdez. THE AyENGER-walder, Mr. Scou-Agnes
Mrs. Herring.
After which, CAPTAINS NOT AMISS-General Storm.
well, Mr.. Blakely-Emiy, Mrs. Herring.
After which BLACK EYED SUSAN-willam, Mr.. Scott
Susan, Mrs Herrisg.
u Doors open al 7-perfomaRccs commence at quarter
before O'Clock. Boxes. 10 cens-Pit, 374-Galery %
NATiONAL THE .TRE-Late Haliaa Opera
y Hoase-MR WALLACK, Lessee-THIS EVENING
will be performed
TIE wIFE-st Pierre, Mr.. walIack-Marianna, Miss f.
Wheailey.
Af,er which Panoramic View New York Bay and Har
bour.
To conclude with MY AUNT-Dick Dashal, Mr.. walack-
Emma, Mrs. Rogers.
Doors open Performance begin at II.
OLYMPIC ~ HEATR E-Broadway, next 10 Tat
- tersalls--THlS EVENING will be performed
THE EAU lDEAL-James, Mr.. Gates-Jesse Howard,
Mrs Maeder
After which, THE LAST MAN-Geofry Dale Mr.. Blake
Barbara Gay Mrs. Blake.
To conclude with LES DEUX BE1NES or La Femme
Dlplomatqne-George Roller, Mr.. misunderstanding, Mrs.
Blake.
o. Boxes, SO cents; Pit, % cents
Doors open ~ past 6 the performance will commence
/ past O'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

SILv k.h-s1L VER-SILvEK.
H small caange, such shiisgs sixpenses
cent pieces will be gives in exehange gs aaves or
ter dollars Apply at the desk efthis Office o9-tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
Dead loss.
S45,00O,0Oo

NOW happens, by most extraordinary coincidence that
decrease IN the value OF property real and personal
present year. compared with the very nearly
ponds with this amount according the recently
made by the Commissioners for the city, The following table
exemplifes this curious fact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

Commercial affairs are moving very quietly forward Du-
ring the past week trade has been little than usual
for the south somewhat lively There
great languor pervadlns all walks Of business; in
than the money market and stocks This feature
explained in the following statement the
prices Of stocks the close Of and preceding weeks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

1856 83ylA 259,48 1892 29,03l
This requires oeomment-fgures speak for themselves
The with France and North Europe fuc-
tuated while the exports Great Britain and other foreign
ports continued To Great Britain alone the
increase $4,000 in face OF the past heavy revuons
Exports from New York foreign ports during the periods
in 1896 and 1897
Great Britain, bales 7o,4oo
France 1891
N. Of Europe, 1875
Other foreign ports. A392
Aggregate bales, 707,3i4
About looe bales Of the has been received in the out
ports thus far.
The New Orleans market the 3oth ult extremely
limited owing In part to the continued prevalence Of the yell
low fever In that city, Sales for the previous did not
to $50 bales and they indie slight reduction On
previously reported prices.
We have nothing further remark in the Savannah market
Our advices from that up the "a inst about 400
bales of the crop have reached Savannah since the CON-
mencement OF harvesting.
The cotton market in Charleston the remains firm
-nochange in prices
Cotton very dull of sale in Richmond Va on the 5.h
instant.
The stock increasing Petersburg, Va. Accounts
from there mp the 9th Interpretations lie; only one
bale OF the crop had reached that mart.
We have nothing remark in this market The de-
mand costumes very good considering the smaness OF the
sale Prices remain slightest chsngestock
about 5000 bags.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
MUsIOAL PAnTlns ATIUNIS

MUSICAL PARTIES ATOUNION HALL,
AVA corner OF Oliver and Henry aree-Tbe subscriber re-
specnly informs the public that his musical parties will
ence on Saturday evening" Sept 30 for which
has engaged several gentemenof acknowledged talent
irusis the entertainment offered will ene him patron.
age which has been literally bestowed upon similar parties
fer the last five To commence O'Clock close
H. admission Ia cents for which Refreshments will he given.
o6-5t& X J. WIIIIAMS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

4 OsV, ssO-sio Eswsrd-On "wednesday or Thursday
- VI this week. l0ur ~ zach The Rank Of Amcr
ca I above lost between sfookyn market and Broad
A. The hner will the above reward with h.nk ny
81, Brooklyn cT9r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

have ON han ofreay made clothing
snsed 10 every age and which viii sell very cheef
lor essh, euhcr Al Wholesale ~ retail sE 3p'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09
TO s-RooMs IN RRo.pwAy-

party o. single gentlemen who desire accommodations
iorhe winter, unag Independence with every attention to
their csmort may have very eligible apartments with
more meals ~ separate table, and their hours Ad
9es b"L through The sppe post Office with real Re-
fereoces exchanged 80 o7.7tsx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-09

WANTEDA hoy Is OF lG years Of are % lssrn the hst
w finishing. Applyto - -
os9teod. ISAAC II. ARCHER. go Greenwich st
VuE bits Of the New Ynrk Fereigs and Dopc-sie 81,
change Company the Eastern Rank Bangor beugH
sl5-lm- WHITING co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

mo- officers rad ,uto thc 'reasuf, eud deposited m
baaA. the Mint and MS hfaoehes, OF Other arl2sttn=
,jas. uudea tire date tr,. mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

Iff $50 ~, 'tE'Isi#i# -. ts9''
N.Ita2# ARD,ou Ig5ee. moved IA rtiu' lG.on
c>,atopte. otthe Ncss'enoi he fIesftentn gard
TO tine GuHf= aondcncc Wth Il Ni,o II relation 10
NcNloaH# alafrs.
Mt.NnA - moved to amend by AIDING the sana
number oi brazilian toue~ ppuf..nce.
Both f1 positions were agreed 10 Ny the House.
NATIONAL BANK.
The House then passed tic unfinished business
oC Yesterday which w, the consideration Of the
resolution reported jom The Committee at Ways
and Ncans. declaring it 10 he neNredeut 10 charter
NtJonal E1hh; the question being ON MI.
>lGafN> r's motion to refer fhe resolution 10
re- Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
uun.
Nr. By MN. oil Nouh Carolina took tla floor,
and spoke with his usual earnesaess in support ct
the resolution, and against the commitment.
M. CT SHMAN, of New Hampshire, moved the
previous ae>ton.
MrNNANES moved call ofthe House.
TIC chi Us ordered, aud 1876 members answer
I'll to their uames.
TIE morton for tbs previous question vas secohd-
I'd hy the Hoa>c--Ayes ?. noes 80.
Inc previous question was then fnf' ami the vote
TAFT 90 bv yeas aud NAY s--ycas lei, rue. l0l-
Z acre beng lie. The SrEAkLh voting IN the al
liualtye it was carried.
The previous qncs,Iap being thns- -s.red by the