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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23


Ships Asnco Crawford, Charles,on Calhoun. ONei d.,
Geo. sutton, soctsluma Msurnn Savannah johnson Low
Ss s %os B. sos 81
Bennett Trinidad de Cuba, ChaserIan Ponvert Brigs
a%s: s. s,sh sye
Duncan, windssr,N s. schrs George Henry, tBr) Dus
Badger Peek Baltimore. whi,more, Bsd@srs vic,ors
nsss A Lsn nsna fo," prsod Ba-
ARRIVED.
Bsem- ship Charlotte, Hohor' Bremen, sept 2s'h with
sSp Saratoga, shumway, New orlesns Sept 27,h with
Sas Holiness cargo-l6i bids sugar, 80 do tobacco,
$50 bales cotton pigs iSs bbs noasses buffalo robes
Ship Newark, shapier, Savanna. days, to johnson 4
ship Alae ch.ever Liverpool, Sept 4h, with mdre to
ship Lewis Cas-. Davis, Savannah 10 days, with
ship Thames snow, New Castle, Eng) a days,wi,h mdre.
Brig Chsnceer Bri,ton, Malaga, IS days, with fruit
srg Caroline Cream Gibraltar ~ days, with wine se, to
Brig Presrnss, -, Tensfrc, 90 days, with wine to Cary
sehs oneco FarrOw, Pctou via Boston, days. with coal
schr. Bsnj sgelow, Wells Boston, days. with mdne. for
Br North America BEARS Halifax, days, J. n.
scLr Fairfield, Burr Boston hours with
Br. sehr Jane, -----, Bermuda, days, In ballast to
sehr William, Courns, swansboro NJ c. 10 days. with cot
Steam packet Columbia Wright Charleston. 10 hours, with
p1 ss1nw"a 8 sr; Msrs'"
sAILED-sh,ps Wellington, Chadwick, r.opdop M,c,ezu-
ma Msuran savannah; Henry Leeds Marshall Charleston
Robrr Brown Mansfield New Orleans Brig Tybee, Lyon
Savannah, and several others.
MEMORANDA.
The Ohio Babbidce Cronsiadt, for New York arr.
we'd Duxburv the 10Th with loss of bowsprit
The Gesteo Hollis late Coffin, deceased at II Helena An.
gust I'LL H IN st Helena, nc. reports that on the 18th oi
August th Duke Of RorBuvgh Dissnctoa arrived having
hoard the officers and Of the Hope Norman, Of Phlads
mia from Caniop for New York. abandoned The W..
spr,pg teak July 29th IN lat $40 g. Ion. 1926 e. which
Increased until The 3eh when they compelled 70 sban-
dor her after taking ou most Of her silks ard few tess
Tire " g. shp Fairfield Cant. Mayo and Dolphin, Capt
purvenee, allied lron RE De Janeiro Aug ~, for RIO
Grande
The Cuba st,rcr from Iava~a At Boston, for Whining
0n, ~ a. pu' inan account " the Csntan's sickness
The Columbia " NV YORK Cor x5era tCubal put into
Na~ap ~ p On feSeih n vi lose Of mast ard will re-
qallc heavy e,pensts TO repair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23
General Markets .

SUNDAY, Oct 22-6 Pm.
We commence today give views of all the dome
tic and foreign markets. and shall continue them every day
which will add interest The New York market by parallels
&c The continues inactive Rceis owin
which there going forward to Havre Whaebone
selling 2c and small sales occur at 25c We have
nothing notice in tobacco. Coffee in fair request
sales Domingo 81 &c. Southern yellow beeswax
sells at &c.
The CAan.ceer arrived today from Malaga with fine
cargo fruit which will probably be sold by auction In
course of next week.
Sales at the Auction Mar-ioq cks samos wine Gle, 50
bags Brazil nuts 25boxes Medoc wine s75 do claret
do g. do French coras % Isl is do American do $2s7
50 baskets 9c 81 boxes Lon3on mustard 4oc 50
small grapes 100 large do do $780, so boxes Hanuac-
turcd lac so bags coffee 81 ssc-terms cash.
New ORLEANS Oct l2tt p M-Sugar, prime, Ga &c; nfe
rior, 81 as moderate demand Moasse sves % 2ec-
sales plantation g gle small rs, sales hsrdPer ~
bbl med deraand; prime s2-scarce. Lead pig SC bar
r. Do : aGss -
- 4ac per gallon, common 50 DO; small supply Salt Lv-
eG9s us esr in the
ke Produce in freely Whs,sy % C srd n 81 CT
LOUISVILLE, tKy) Oct i6th.The Ohio riveris very low
Is c. rope 81 {; bacon sides Il shoulders
Hams ii IL c. sales; lard g. du sugar a6l Pork $3.50
os %n oe a SI1G " 5 Pearl. ST.
ST tobacco sales occur but prices not to our
R,caMosD Oct Business quite comfortable in nearly
limited; whisEsv 10 Orleans u; moasses
c; No. maekerel S575; No behring's 375 4; No. l.
gross, 27 bacon, Smhfe d. ii; Western IA; Liverpool
sili, 275 S. - . . .
BALTImoRE, Oct 20, P. M-Cofee, RE 10 Y sales No
3mackere and2 lead, Missouri Pig 81
mess beef Si4 IA 50; No. IL 1850; prime 50
pork 10 20; prime Is 1880; bacon 103 0t; lard 81 10
Liverpool 5 taow IA Tobacco In fair demand, Ohio
$50 Z; whiskey 50 AL
KIo DE JASEIso Aug, Cove have had few failures du
ring month, they mostly uninportant nd we are
OF opinion that may begin 10 look forward to
better state ofthings.
Four-rhe stock Of bread Stuff in first hands about 1890
barrels Of which 90 barrels American and in all hands
there may be between barrels but nowhstand
ing small this description and small supplies
sales continue limited and have been confined entirely TO the
more which have gone offer Batimore at
I4 1871 and some little i6ooo or Richmond there none
good in rs hands, and the purchasers Of he parcel Saeso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23
A ,cAgD;nTo LADIES AND eENTLEMEN.-

SOAP prepared beautiful exotcs, md warranted per
fccty innocent mpleey eadcaies tsn, reckle p,rs
spots rena ard all eruptons gradually REALIZES
cear soft ssn. the saow compiler
ions into radiant wheness, impar,s beautiful uvc-
nile bloom.
Geniiemea rner shaving, will End aIlay the bruati,y
and snariing Fan and resde the skin soo, and pps-n
For sale Wholesale and resi by A. bnicr. o BE- kman
IT., corner Of William Or HAT corner Of broadway Cbsri.
~ r. 81 Dr. Syme, Bowcrv sncr Walker IT., D.. scien,n
~ Canal ~. corner Lawrence a. o3lm.
TtWt Notes VI The Georgia Luroqsr Copauv arc redeem
- etthe u'Fcesof Dav rnrman NJ. ~ Wall Get
Davit unws - No = Wall ct md nj D. q. Coch
70 ~ Wei Areet ., "A psr cent li.eount s27.la'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23
Ro"gs ;, BOOTS. BnOTs AND sHOEs.-

ID EIJFiANDS& WALEETis two tsIabllslacnts, Nos pa
and 23l Canal - N. u My friend r. gave the and
numbers of the above establhners, and told that was
try where else Tor that he had led all
through the city, md could find nothing that would bear
comparison with ri hard and walkers make of Che
Why they have than 10000 pairs the most elegantly
wout hi boots to select ro and the pair cot for 81 rs
All Who sh pair Of nice fashionable and durable boots
light dres wet weather, water proof ho a. wIico well
call above. Pces $50 ~ co. and $3.50 for wster
proof Don't mistake Richards Walkers two Embellishments
Nns "a AMI 20 Canal ST nin.inl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

SILv hN-s1LN ER-SlLy Els.
IT Small caange such shings sixDences, ten and ve
cent pieces will be given in exchange go aaives
ter dollars Apply al The desk ofthis Office. o2Sls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

Impromptu.
To THOMAS McLoUCHLrN, ESQ.
Hail, Erin's bard who speakest well,
hat other pens would tail to tell
What others would for wealth forsake,
Ard brides for martyra country take.
Yes. hail. love the hour we met,
That moment Cannot forget;
Sweet was the pleasure-sweet the time
The influence grateful and sublime,
When green Erin's poet saw,
And sweet love sanction'd natures law,
And says, where love of country dweels,
There nature lives and virtue dwells.
IOuS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

N. II Foreign Domestic Exchange Compa
ny continue to redeem their drafts their Office No.
street 90 -sts
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAix.
uJ For the Sale o. Horses Vehicles, nc kc by commission
at private sale daily and by public auction every Wednesday
weather. -
The proprietor takes this opportunity OF expressing his
Acknowledgements to the patrons OF this establishment both
himself and the late firm Of Simpson Cowan for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon Bazaar and begs
his friends and the public that he it, sole
ment and that his whole attention shall be directed merit
its continuance.
Horses taken livery usual, and careful gooms
ploved.
Horses hire the description the notice
his friends and gentlemen introduced by them.
o3 3mA WM COwAN, 81 Crosby st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

MOTIFS STOVES-For Offices bar rooms steamboats,
and ships cabins. banking rooms parsrs, and
asemen rooms stores halls Of dwelling houses lecture and
other public roem churches &c, which their pee uiar
construction require Ia be replenhed with fuel once in
fcefre hours and which price To- S85 and TO
most OF which may he attached formed plain and orna
useful effect. $500 - 80 "
Also, DR.. MOTIFS Patent Wood Cook Stove an article of ac
knowledge superiority, il will bake boil roast fry and
hroil at the same time by the fire. for persons
at from $l2 TO $ All of which be obtained Of and put
up by the subscribers at an hours noce.
Stoves be repaired orders put up ones &c are
registered received and u he in hand executed
in turn. STRATTON SEYMOIJR
o5-6ns 90 Water s,ras,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

p DIX IHEATlSL.-THis EVENING viii be per-
IoN-Adras,us Mr. Fredercks-Medon Mr. Isherweod-Ion,
Aasr which, PERYEcTloN-sr Lawrence Paragon. Mr..
Placide-kale o. brien Miss Tree
To conclude with the MARRiED RAKE-Mr Frederick
Fligb,y, Mr. Mason--sussn Twist, Mrs. Vernon
IS cents att O'clock
OLYMPIC rHEATRE-Broadway next 10 Tat
~ trrsals-fIIS EVENING will be performed
MAhhlE I'd AND siNGLE-Beau shatterly, Mr.. gnn-Mrs
To concluds with The REMOVAL OF THE DEPosITEs-
Dir Paul Pop Mr.. Finn.
uast7 O'Clock.
DUBUFE's PAINTIsGs.-Now exhibiting al i57
broadway three magnificent Paintings jus, arrived from
red pictures OF Adam and Eve. and pupil of
David whose modern style bids fair rival the
cient artists To the admirers Of these paintings
offer surpassed by any thing which has before
been exhibited in this couotry.
One Of the paintings covering ITS feet Of canvass
thrilling scene from Byoas Doa JUAN (4th Canlo, 57th
sanIa between Juan, Hadee and Lanbo; and the
passions WIN which they aated wing full scope
hr pencil ol master, are most wildly depicted.
The second, OF smaller dimensions although nearly large
as me- represents St John the Wilderness slipping the
stream ushng from ocAs in the style Of David and
most finished painting.
The third picture represents beautiful Circasan Maid
hl tunctionary.
Hours Of exhibition from in the morning till 10 night
hdnilance - cents-Season tickets 80 cents sll-3ms
EXhdBIyI0N OF DAVEnPORT's ELEC-
II TRO-MAGNETIC MACHINERY. 8 Barclay street, OPP
posie the Astor House, and adjoining the Hotel
Open daily from 10 10 5.
Single tickets cents monthly tickets not transferable ST.
Fer sale at the door and at the principal hotels.
Hes, and to afford the ladies opportunity bekodng
e discovery ,he prepreors VIII give an evening
eiDer INST, unt further notice. SIS Ims
NOW ExHIBiJING at No. Barclay street, the
I Grand Anegerical NATIONAL PAINTING Is feet
high, by Eiex
Abundance 25 Open from 10 The morning till 10 in
eveRng. ol3lmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

og2ws
c mN
the Science Of iuman Life will deliver Of ecturss
and Nassau IT, TIE course VIII e In IL Le,1fe ana
s 1 pc Sos o course III" The = s
Clinton Hail. at most othe bookstores, and at the Office Of ,h
paper. olIlws
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-For sale. The
- sssssoSss and Two No ov SO g.s, Nth the rs q
May, sgether with the esahshrd cracker
chine aud al the futures with bors and he
one horse and enc Il Is a. good stand for he o.s
bread and cake bushes. any IN The GUY Adding bs latter
year with ease opportunity seldom offered. and will he
s a BOSTON sa % and water
delivered any part Of the city. For information enquire oC
%" e, our q''oe' ." we p''" WILLIAM BOND.
~. IHE nAn!ar-Muass Boa, capes, reIsrir.s,
Il Acc. WATSON, 15i Chatham st. has on hand sie-
CANT assortment, Of the above articles which he afford
ton Of ladies who are eoo. Of securing iher persons. con-
tori The coming winter the least pos be IN
his stock Of Dressed Furs consisting every article IN the line
which be confident viii be found unsurpassed In the city
AI q" eoh velvet and fancy caps Of the latest and NOS
B. Ladies Fsr. altered and repaired, article /.
oI7.im- IS, Chatham ~
A CA1D.-GymNAsrIc Exc tcIsFs AT the re-
city " FULLER has been isuced to prepare and 81 up
t. Ihis ssp,) as braach OF EOS Greene st. Gsnemsn
subscribing will have abundance TO both plsceS In zddes
Bowling slcy, Quot Ground, and Pistol SHOWING Fos
preserving the health and nvgprang the constitution the
Of The Gymnasium the best that be obssed
particularly y acty as they nay be pursued without gr-
mission from the weather with the greatest uar They
besides exceedingly economical both 70 time and
money.
Spsrrug and Fen'irg taught both Embellishments An
Eyeusg Class " A he formed imuae,lislely ol7-iws
JAMES DEYsDALE. Veterinary SURGEON, Ne -
Filth between the Bowery and see-h Avenuebrg
leave inform the public that ~ attends personally IN
horse Snoring by deputy, n iormeriy Theveove
gentlemen sending horses Ms abbnieni may depenr
having them bod the most app Owed seientihc prisei
piles.
r likewise attends the deassso n horses usual his
men nsrmarv nt h. fsr horse shooting
cudp he possibility attending en al their ssbeser
| rer sssi n his tnr tdiae vicinity
49,, so a., a. ptic adiiies, ne viii n ereI- say
Pot Them 10 test ne pnf of Ne PUDDING : IN The
ea,ie,s JAMES DEYSlshlE Vs.
s2s9a' Graduate oftbe Edisbrr6h ysisrirhf, sciooL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

II ": WILLIAMS. TEACHEu Of wwI.
TlAG-invites those DESTROYS Of Instruction liz this in
portrait art 10 examine The system pursued by hm in
ton with It's resu al the Commercial School, Prince
and Mercer Dir W. that the day gone
The public cord be imposed by any ignorant charaan who
had presumption enough 10 fix his the work Of
Csrslars wLo the would descend the
exhibition OF specimens designed and engra
Holding such arts In the contempt they merit the spec
he exhibits such nseadhe daily writing
Of books his pupand to these he confidently invites
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23
To the Public,

1T libelous handbll having been circulated this Guy
last saturday containing and unounaed charges
by individual OF Of Erzberger whose
generally consider
friends to state that the charges false aud e test ee
give present OF their asty Exberge. made
complaint 70 h. grand jury against in August which, af
ter an nvestg aton unanimously dismissed unfoupded.
We give beo the of the grand jury that reference
be made to theif friends should wish
satisfaction than declaration.
T. 4 M ALLEN l. CO.
John X Hur! foreman simeon Draper ir Geo.
Griswod, DR. Hart, John Castelar, Hixon W. Field. Tho
Chardaroyne Epbr g. Morse, W. H. Brown Ostraner
John H. HicAs, w. Burns, Thatcher Tucker, BcnL Loder
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

Egk SALE CHEAP, If APPLIED FOE
IaMEDiATELY-Fourb building lots siua The cor.
ner OF Graham avenue and Devoe in n village oFwi.
iamsburgh. These lots OF S .rs the
new village Size of each lot IS feet front deep
For terms OF inquire OF George DO south 9Th
and 4tb SIS wianishurgh Of James Meburn corner OF
bordIn ana Dean SIS brooklvn. s2qmr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
NEW YORK MARKET. April %.

Provisions. is lower-mcss sold at
SIS 80 10, and prime at SIC IL. Western
lard is plenty at 7 "a cts. Butter fell , or
cts, so that good dairy sold at 10 cts. per lib.
Cheese maintains its price.
Plaster Is a drug. several caigoes have ar
rived and there is no one to ofer even 50 much
as the freight of 50. 30 per ton.
STRAIGHTFORWARD is plenty at 8 l0cis.
Sugar.-The sales embrace 800 boxes brown
Havana at cts; few at u cts; 500 boxes
Porto Rico at 81 a u cts.
WooI-Is slow of sale, and prices lower.
Corn Erehange-Flour remains extremely
dull. Western Canal is still maintained al
IS. so 10; Groy from domesu~ wheat is held
at 50 and that with New York city from for
eign wheat at $3.50 8. Rye Flour IS 6
or Foreign wheat there were sales at 40 I
$50 cts. for the best samples in market. For
eign Rye is 80 a 50 cts. 600 blu. Northern
sold Saturday at 1864 cts. Northern Corn il
90 a 95 cts.
Money and Exchanges. -Money was quit,
as difficult to obtain as at any previous time
The number Of failures was greater than during
any previous week, and the alarm greater.
Journal Of Com.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
FoREIcN NEWS.

LATER FROM ENeLAND-The packet
ship George Washington arrived at New
York on Monday, having sailed from Liver
pool March "a, and bringing London pa
pers TO the 23d She brings commercial in.
tehigence of interest, and OF more favora.
bic character than was apprebended. tap
pears from the London papers, that an ar.
rangepent has been made by the American
Bankersfi in London, with the Bank of Eng
land, by which they obtain effective relief
Tor the present emergency, and that an ar
rangement had been made, by which the
Bank Of the United States would be authori-
zed to draw to the amount Of f2000,000 on
conditions which are not clearly explained
in the accounts which have reached us
There wasa further depression in the price
OF cotton. Prices are lower than atany time
previous since 1881. and very near the low
est prices OF that year.
twas understood that the packet brought
back protested bills to the amount of only
about $4,000.
| The British Legion in Spain under Gen
eral Evans, had met with severe check
and been compelled TO retreat to St Sebastin
with the loss Of 1000 men, killed and
wounded
.S,SfSs., the British Parliament the Canada
SsutsSi0n was postponed 70 after Easter
The Irish Municipal Corporations bill wa:
passed through the Committee with little al
teration. and was to have It's third reading OF
the 10th OF April.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
Commissioners Notice.

NNTE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Marlboro, Commissioners TO receive, exam.
inc and adjus, all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate Of
TARANT PUTNAM.
late of Halifax in said District represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands ex-
hibited in offset thereto, and six months from
the Goth day of March last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment at the dwell
ling house Of widow Nancy Putnam in said
Halifax, on the second Wednesday Of June
next from nine o'clock, A. NJ, to four o'clock,
p, M,
ROSWELL KINGSBURY, . con,r.
ROBERT COLLINS,
Halifax, April IL, 1897. SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
MEXICO.

| By the schooner Casenore, at New Or
leans, Q DAYS from Vera Cruz, advices are
Received from thence to April I'd, and from
! Mexico to March % Affairs wear a still
more threatening aspect, and an immediate
dissolution Of the government is apprehended.
|AmOnp all the other difficulties, French
squadron has appeared off the Mexican coast
10 demand redress of grievances and pay up
he indemnify An American fleet was
Shortly expected for the same purpose. The
French minister at Mexico was expected to
embark daily in French vessel OF war ex-
pecled at Vera Cruz
The merchants of Vera Cruz, March IA
were obliged 70, raise suddenly 100000 ic
he government in order 10 pay up arreara
f ees Of troops, and thus prevent threatened
mOband punderb by the rabble The French
squadron consists of four vessels. Alaman
Jesuit, and Bustamente, are the two prin
.cipl candidates for the Presidency. Ala
man, if he succeeds, will have the Lepro:
lbeggars, lOO,OOO,) for his body guard. The
!. slOOp of war Natchez has sailed from
Vera Cruz for Tampico Y. Star.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28

ORIGINAL ENIGMA. ~.

] am word of eleven letters ,--and the title
Of aperiodieal in the United States.
My 2, 6, 5, 8, 4, 10, and 1, is the name OF
q distinguished Indian chief.
My7, 8, 9, 9, 4 and q, is a member of Con-
gress. aaaV
My 10, d, 6, 10 and 4, is vegetable.
My 7, 10, 0, 8, 8, 10 and l is culinary veg
etable
My ., s,Il, 6, 8, 4, 4and s, is given name
Of females.
My il, 10, ., 10, ., 6, 10 and 4 is what
every one desires.
My ., s, 6, and 1, is one Of the United
States.
My 1.,s4.9..H az aAce 6and s, is what ev-
cry one pfctenus 10 Dr. -
My 7, H. 6, 9 and / is what merchants re-
commend their goods to be; and my whole is
what you wish to know.
A solution is desired.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
FOREIGN

The Burgundy at New York from Havre
brings Havre files to March 10, inclusive
The Star furnishes the following items Of in
telligence.
Another Importation Of gold in part payment
OF the French Indemnity to the United States,
has arrived in the Burgundy consigned to the
Bank of America.
The intended toife Of the Duke Of Orleans
The Princess Helena of Mecklenburgh is %
years of age, and rather pretty. She is half
sister to the regning Duke Of Mecklenburgh,
and granddaughter of Paul |. formerly Empe-
ror of Russia.
The number of failures at Paris since Jan. | /,
has been four times greater than in the same
period last year. The provision markets are
glutted aud purchasers scarce; the harvest
abundant. The real cause of distress and gloom
lies in the want Of confidence and public Sc
curity.
The Mayor Of Lyons had visited Paris for
the purpose Of communicating to the Govern
ment the depIorable state of the stagnation of
the silk trade.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28

my millions, and Of that, the Bank of
Elg;lnaasd States hasthe ono thirtythtrd part
be Un, W saw about two and half millions
bG ! - Oonntry is nearly independent Of the
% me ',,nt;on. This mass of specie is the
rn lu' of,be British United States Bank;
Ip, 10 act rid of it it occupies all her policy.
40 the hatred 10 the Treasury ORDER
lenco ~ '"I restrictions prescribed by the Bar
'Dcs'IhS lIs of exchange; hence the efforts
g' Gu p. U Saving Bank to revoke that or
zoe D p ",I onccie from the interior, and ship
loTOau, The whole time Of the power Of
D pa"S Of the United States, it was the
DaI1 hat institution TO collect specie from
EpHy =, , ; and sell it, when exchange on
'uS' rose above par. Thus the country
:a.T IN with only 20 millions at the time
Fas l'" D,,o session. If we had no more than
'ne S.,s The British foreign Bank in Phila-
Aa' ~ NV .ould quickly consummate her de-
EcIpO'ot t.o.Linr the local banks, aud max
gus =, S suspension of specie payments;
tns ~ a;gbv millions OF gold and silver are
pn' mJ Vino lin block in her path, and that STUN
au" Goci will become larger and larger
e,mg I uT' Jackson is gone, but the author of
Ie H.Usr,o Sherrod Williams is in the Pres.
1s . ,'.'i seat; and the specie policy Is still
aeu'S' ofihe day The public will rec
NJ o ..yss letter and how much emphasis II
Cie'' Wv" ,"on the increase ofthe gold and sill
es'v. .oa1Is,ion the suppression of the notes
y, IT,, On dollars, and thecoinage at the three
nu' .b minis We venture to predict that
a"s" will 90 on increasing at the rate Of
IssO ' millions per annum during the whole
fv n Van Bnren's administration, and that
po NJ n will be a common curreRcy before his
w. i ont The three branch minis will
Wv work this summer, and Congress has
,SnlIy in the power of the administration
4 boom hem at work By an act OF the last
',s,;ou Of Congress, the sum OF one million
8ofdoIars NAV be kept at the mint 10 supply
wi,b metal: and by an act ofthe previous
I.,,;on an unlimited amount may be trans
f.,,sJ 10 the mint and its branches for the
.,ms ourpose Thus, the supplies of metal
r;Ij he annie, for it will be unlimited and
+. he oubic may rest assured, that the success
-, 10 President Jackson, the author OF the
+ letter. to Sherrod Williams, will not suffer the
miut and its branches to stand idle Tor wan'
Cf materials 10 work up.