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The herald., 1837-05-13
DANK FOR SAVINGS IN CHAMBERs

- STREET-The trustees OF the Bank in tile
of New York. finding by-
hch requires notice to be given Of the Withdrawing OF de-
posts, think right 70 explain the Of their conduct this
respect The rule alluded adopted organiya
Of hs Institution; II printed the book delivered
eposor and he Bank There can Therefore he no donb t
be Observed But prevent
mi, 10 the eposiiors motives by which they are acuaed
1.-THE money Of the deposors kept IN cash, il is evident
the duty of the trustees 10 invest H. and divide the
among the deposiors The money, therefore, has been
stocks other Of the Union except very nconsera
bic proportion which has been put out mortgages,
and this city become nsoven the whole capital Of the depo
absolutely safe; al those investments have made in
mode prescribed by the law of this state u however
be obvious that large amounts called for suddenly will
be necessary IN order 70 pay them to collect the due
se stock the present would be extremely pru-
deal because cannot he sold Immediately, except scrons
II was originally fereecn that state Of things might
exist and 10 afford time to raise money without sscpinca
rule adopted requiring notice be given when mo-
ney % be Withdrawn, and liking certain periods for il
withdrawal.
long the receipts equal 10 the pay
ments, the trustees desirons 10 afford every
daon 10 the depsstors suffered them withdraw their
dcposes pleasure and did not insist the seeryance
of the rule.
But the very which the rule made guard against
has occurred The drafts have tor time
considerably excecde' the deposits and IL becomes aso-
luey either To enforce the rule or la
sacrificing the stock
s,ond the latter alternative Lc adopted those who conted
osi in The institution aud the last 70 demand their deposits
would suffer loss, and would have complain
sacrifice and therefore obliged to require that the bylaw
shall be COMPLEX with They The depostors that
c, any naydualtlat they held proussoy notes. nor
have stock concern or Interest m banking institution
wha,eserbu, that the whole funds of the depositor
The stock II the ere-i states city, are in the
opinion the trustees perfectly safe, and present time
perhaps the satisfactory knd Of security that exists
But they cannot be inSanancousy converted into money
has derived any profit from The institution, la.
cbted o y my manner whairyer being expressly prohb
N IA Ia tltsf gh4a met tFNt tEgtrf ufAfn
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II iLLIARDS ITIPRO WE'D .--Gentlemen wishing ts
- play al Billiards purchase tables invited TO call
% Broadway next door above Watet the Southern
fee Room where there tables
Irdan abber cushions, slate and composition c
with eagle frames and common tables above, will
the largest and beat assortment offered the public
10 those who sh to purchase al short notice. they be
packed al day notice.
NJ b. Orders oany thing in this line, with cash
GA BASSFOkD PIG Broadway wirecee prompt snlion
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ARTICLE VIM Drss be made personally OF by the
der IN writing the deposior ~ the Bank have the signature
pnry their signature book by letters of attorney
dny auht nicaed iut person shall have right demand
pt 81 hi principal interest without producing the
gna book, that such b. entered therein;
any other tunes than the third Monday January, April
July and October previous notice OF week the
Treasurer Accountant and less than five dollars
the capital of any epoor shall be Withdrawn unless the
whole dcrosited b. s than that Al
ceyed by the Treasurer shall be- IN specie n bills
deposit by The Incorporated Banks OF the city of New York,
and all uaymcnts shall be- made IN the
nlA vi
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Il n,i ~ On ks.-The subscriber now ofrs 10 The
u'e most extensive and assortment of
rs works IN the United States consisting oc sexerai
rochc o heavy caic. with rich fancy headings bei
@ u~cfipon, Roman candles, mnes ourblions mar
ss nnr p,sc"ns saxor>, gcrbs Italian rcamcrs coloTaI
ni.,,,s 49, Signals Tor shipping &e Sc sc Also 50 ex
~ Wtiiafl ~ pieces for and country disnl,ys
aRs, ~ New fork, H. Nyen 23l Fulton street near s"so
Chatham square, or 10 ' ' 'oung, 10
myi3tiyf 4, H. H. r = ~ =, ~ u.yr9,techni.tl
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TO pytIHTEIt

nS- FOR SALEfLe Folot Of AGAI E TYPE on which ~.
Herad is pr~lod between ard 900 pounds
vii he soi low. Apply At the Printing ehsc No a ANA
The herald., 1837-05-13

6UN MOrNT't~ N. al The newest pattern 0un
~ ard rine mowntings made Silver FIR sle by
DR LEWIS FEUCHrwAN0ER,
myfsy 2Courrandt street
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:" ounce ana n%RrmsS f1'' r * %sdif niisSsALL
all so a 50 Water street.
To WALKERsl TO WALK RS . ! sls Canal
street New Ymkraen,lrnen Wishing p urni.h them elves
waik-rs q, canal street where they my fn
se'i sr i s & -e = oo 70 a9y othe aa Of
md fcns shscs II al descrpi6ns sll c fr .snr wea
The pnbs a rcsp ciiy ins 81 81 cal and exasi.c or hsn
M. ake I've So 20 . over the loot Boots and SHOES M
80 . wel. ,e s. rkis Orange g 10. 100 kes. low p
cd baker 400 a. Rrin Chsrse 50 rs IL > 30
90 superior sd % Slr, D. q osg. rqe Apsc chree
1s,Go. sS,o HARr"AN q ne z y BlsDsALL Wl,s!.,,
PRICES RBDUcED.-H,1sesee proprietor, Il
csahe We wits IVORY an liz oihc,
'y ai rsausedp 'ces By applying ut No pastor House
lust PuBLIsHED h " sANDFoRp. .tornely, }.
Price 50 cts. Cory neht secured d9tr
nEeOT FOR WINDOW AND PICTURE
cnA~crs Isc r"TIs6 &C w" Mn sps GLASS 10 - orpou
FRENcg GLASS. efspcror color and qsa,, hom 7by
rs,ot swivel diamoq., wit, NEW sparks narke, prices.
10 as.s'res'o suit purchasers' yso by ocu..cro,,nrrr
SYRUP sARShPARILLA COMPOUND
- hghy concentrated fom the mos, approved formula For sa
NATHAN b GRAHAM, Drusest a Apotheeay,
fssu % Nassau strcet, COVER Fulion.
GARPETING.
y The Subscribers hand and
sssornsn Of Care ins sssha brussels op " "a e. se
snd Ono Twiea damask IN e pl, fnsrain and red
carpcting ~ el widths asd col gtrd and pan azes IN
d., maila door mats stand table and
&C
!, fs ysy ssr, "a VARIETY r Ss,s.d Goo oil ,.,A 70
sges. H., es 70 % q ~ she mo-. Ire, ,e,'fnse ICES
Their hna seieetuns ~ N }. W. SArkErT,
No "a East Boa iwai extending thryurh 10
myl.im' No " division street
(.RANITE.-The The subscribe vii rnss blocks Of orea'e
~ ord OF any sxs dinens dive red tgs st bank
of tho Hui.nuriyef nj Nav Yark uuai
" any cfe ea.ei Grant,, mt dcsisna ed the
nvcf, on he lowe = te.rss
Arphs 70 'e made 10 wad u Howard ESQ No rarri
Conchis Nikeman NJ ps'ksk W. the subscriber
Gvid spring Putin county, the Quarry
HENRY HOLDAN
- . Aren' ofthe Heblaad Granite G mpany
Cold Sping. April "a 1897. ATTN
GILK BRrS SrLE JTOCKs.- MRS KING, ~ F,J.
~ ,r~sncctfuliy col 4 t.
sott-entn Gentemens $40 xs, -asg which arici,
e0no'o ~ k ani bi es W saspsed f spring and
suu
A Ps,- sni F,o-y socss n every all n which
wanand OF bs bst "acsfss asd sod The hher
,erms slsu
The herald., 1837-05-13
DETROIT HOTEL. LATE YORK HOTE

DETROIT HOTEL. LATE YORK HOTEL.
vsHE subscribers respectfully inform
ling public that they have tken the above esiaSiishnent
and fitted Il up ast, eihat will spce aouse
IN the CITY, II y the Europ plln and be
commoda,ei with lodgings all
with any dish the rich and luxurious ket o New York all
times affords
The House pleasantly locateda 81 Barclay tho i'm
mediate ieinty OF the fiuds steamboat landing
The Bar supplied with a,or. al k,ads
tNnt can he obtained. N. NJ NERRfNiAN.
mys2w cod +. WlNShlP.
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n GLAND,
opportunities every FIVE days, ~ way ofIAverposl
I'D IA sIA "a

'v>HE ROBINSON LIME with Rcmi'tancss Mo,ey cre,.
thechs aud Bank Post Notes sang the ls sh and
2stA, evefy NORTH
The Proprietor ofhc Robinson LIN ycs, indy thanh.
u thei aad widely extended fiend. be cnt AID be
,spp they have rec vsd for many and ~ the
same fcl s,ts6ed " bnvine u their
huth yhc Consequence fa-uy Shipment. of specie
devosaed 10 ther credit the Banks of land md Ere
web on enabled cnd md materially, thor
srsneewt =, with the mctopcn,a wealthy banker. Zoe the
pnymcnt of II " dralts on pre- c.faiIn
Ar gar thu agents fo' the Of tn Robmsona pis
,ensc thorFh ~ land they NJ least honvsy. hty
$40 uvrty-bav been sel cd sibe AID intel
~ b,ccss mes. who vi ca.f,'y attend ". cIcti n of
DIS or "hes bu,iness, ci u ~ Aornsi hase
nenre ~ Passengers yag Their varis hnd
efW hnrj-n doins they wi ayoii king contracts with
60 70" havt reaSences either N H. Lvepso ovee sheres
and wnos oaly Y ling, e OF kss. ari will
20 ANn pe' NJ &c on the ano 1T OF psar ncsles- ~
other conscqt nccs
a. Pearl street, - - " -
pOuGLAs ROBINSON a CO vewv.,
-. ROBINSON BROTHERS. Bansc~, Livovpsoi
my3n RoNNsON co. nu,i..
/ Az. Ill IL, - THIS DAY, BY W. sAvnFoRD, -
The herald., 1837-05-13

GERMAN svLvER-In Sheets, rnrots and wire for
- sale IN Quantities m suit rrrchascr~ nv
DIR LEwIS FEUCHTwANOER,
mylsJ 2Courtsndt
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AUCTION NOTICE.


CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
moND ~ ifhc nth May O'eo,k viii be sad te,,
h ~ WHOM ~ cDhetTnl. an M, tc5paIn,,g stncI
CONT lsn ~ The store, 100 Epwery
nj VI sciuEFFEiIN, Al 'uonecr
nLT-i5oo sacks stavia rs arse ARMY At sli pl
mt.asu DOUGLAS ROBINSON a co.
,oALs-io roDs Bundslls brst hpuse very caT,s,y lg
- 81 n the hold. Apdy ~ ~ Pearl sucst -"
"SsW DOUGLAS ROBINSON co.
\wA To LET rhec iwcs tof raul 81 the ,,.e No
E..H l2Saih Asnue, saiiab e. small fmiy Two hand
some par ofs, % The "a tiny wi ms nt pecos
sd ng dss and bscoy ln front Three rooms on ibc Sri
sory andtwo bed ~ the are var with eood
the premscs srd story m,Ioev. "
- TO let No la r.,on street. III. second
ss> csntfc busine -
IL No i13 u The street, The th s,or, workshop An
ply st the bos hoeni No 2i Fatos street " The
mon'nc, . so'e orh nyi3 50
: EOn HAnTFORD.-rrom pei
vwu.S.-S1xeEzri sip, y r., ne CIEOPhTRA
sncrnooo. ~ O'Clock.
IRE is New L ni.n "a s,sr~ ~in eavo Lyme tBaoops
Ian nrJf ~e~ Lontn, Immediately
u POSITIVELY no f,eiyi fsce.s sfr "a olok For further
iafonnatis. as.e on kJard, M
D. n. ALLEN ~ so"th stree,
" An forbid trs nx account ~ the
sboye boat, or owscr nDi5
PASSAGE FEOM ICELAND AND
~ CLAM,
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OF Loco Foe and the
oi houes and stores have Ellen much and s
win at h,s time there be let
pce, ouleniy lab settle down uhe so rsy
me nsr tOr sH Pris) to old rates, Thea ths solvent will
ahead 1h advertiser IN owed lot win
erect Warehouse and viii Erst Ger
aay and focarpcnlers granite workers bors
spending prices Appc To b. made this day Me.srs
Haru,t and Lockwood who will lerlsicud the work
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BLIsu, - THIS DAY, by w sAvDFoRp, -
Ans fcs-Lo'c, Mystery. and sspc st,tiop By Nr o.
ais
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NEw YORK; TATTrRsALL

sales ~ this well known e.tahh-in
place ercry Monday NJ ~ o'clock.
The neN, sale vii commence oa Non'ay
hnd all Horscs, Garages, Ac intended
saown AMI entered 90 os l,cipe Saiurd
o'clock, v. ~ and n limited nulnhc
taken, etr'y n plieaii.n rnusi b. rsge, ;.
no horsc IN be- ,tiered al aac ioe, unl >. :,
"a slnRuc. JOHN ". Wal
mylO
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TRUSTEES
john Piniard. Peter A. Jay,
Phlip Hone, Thomas Buckley.
John Oothout, Robert &. Cornell.
Benianis Clark. Lindlev M1rra..
Frauri. Cooper, Samuel v. Mott
Cornelius Dubois. james Palmer,
james q. Drpeystcr, Nathaniel Richards,
Gabriel Tuuuan. Thomas T.. -cr,a.s,
Juuati an Go0dnue. Benantn Strong.
John a.. Hsdc. Beniauin A. swan,
Lachariah Lewis Cornelius n. : sydam,
james ioycti, Nuah Iayiur.
Guru& w. inwrcnce. tfnhou Nan Nagcucu.
Richard v. Lawrence. stlss wood
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:, n,tOwN .TONr. SEAL ENGRAVER 4

.JEwEtER 9c2 o,d~ay Coat - AIMS rests Cyl hers
IN bl 'nnt nj brccis a Az stone pano,ds sne-
iss opaxs, tails &c sought " te roa ~ o Cot W any
f-rm l. dies sess penc Case md SefEt Rinss
with coats of any vice Goats o. Arms
painted md forwarded to psf ~ - ~ ~ sues
Re n Of nldfy With upward o. IV 'eo names cess
ef fa.,ad
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Br bark Shemere, Connor Mramichi NJ b. Brgs Hector
White, 81. Jago de Cuba Brigham, Fay Hammond; Ton
Paine, ShLet, Thomason Me-, Nesmith Leeds Solon Win
be Plymouth, Mas H. Hayiland Harriet, Woodbury. Port
land Me-, f. q. Thurson WEXFORD Harden an Prince
Geo. Whitaker. Schrs. Gil Bias Seely Nassau NJ p; Ma
sonic Rowe do; Weymouth, Conah Richmond; Traffic Wise
phiadelph,a; peer Henry Steelman, Brandywine Del
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TNT
~ BLINDS The subscrbe respectfully informs tie admirers
OF the me arts hat he has received
bnds altty andbeauty heretofore mnlesials
Of which they made being clear glass; passing scts
can be easily dIseerned from The but hoc cut
side cannot the have
smc which the printed blinds have -
The pate dawn with perfection as they NAV
be France ay orders aer
latest fashion,. bine those unirles the so Sd mo-
dern styles Of the american Plastic Ornaments.
hese Blinds particularly adapted parlors and sinx
rooms IN new built houses, afthe and country
GEO. PEUSCHER, I2i Fulton street
llIuu4 4I.r. .l..-A 49,
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sa AZ tie New York Soct Erchorss May L.
20 q s,a'ss Barn, los to iot 10 Patterson RR.5s
40 Del. Hull ebk ~ Harlem X. R SOL 50
10 Morris Canal, tsl to45 ~ NJ r. r. Co stt to -
US Far. Trust Co .s5 70 s<i 65 sionlngton " R 80
~ OHIO T. ". Co n3b IN CO 100 Utica R " lis to ii4I
- North An los On. ~ DC. Long Island X " 6l to GO
10 hohs an Rail Road, G2l Canton Co 80
Ssss at Philadelphia, May II.
so VI. ~ Nank Oi ~ 100 q Morris Canal Co. 81
70 Dri iisd 81 rs Ohio I. 4 r. Co. 100 to g5
The herald., 1837-05-13

VISITING CARDS! VISITING CARDS n
plain ng, the Italian and fancy hands, pnted the
POL ShED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may b procarcd
at the Of Maiden and oadway sTOU rs EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specimen books may be
Also
SILVER PLATED DOOR AND NUMBER PLATES. tic
plating OF which unusually thick the silver being sy rolled
or the advertiser.
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS executed with dis
tinctness d taste.
LETTER STAMPS, CoNsoLAR AND NoTARIAL SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with bakc1 ie
black edges enamed capable Of receiving the hghes
polish myia-3ns
The herald., 1837-05-13

c'nsllntJ mana an extensive
C9Hg made IN tn most ias houabe style which they WI
sell on able te whols ale or retail =
A HOYHG c0 4. pn,oxr
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VNo.Ks OV FLOwBR GARDE (,

u Fi.e thonsa 4 mn hrt wnntcd 70 lhb'
nth -tate of f1d,ana. 70 who y constHn
givcn o. ten yeHrs al iibcral wages
Nv RIDER Ofshe Board of ln'erna lrrnFoy'
u " MANwLLL
iniianapoi ., Fob, I, 1851.
Tor iuflher "a tiru ars lrtvc 70 the rbs
RAMS, NJ a MCMuR Az, cr Piss
ARA gem n't c,n b made here 'essa
rout b, The Viz On Line va piitboreh A.
rlyi " ~ hovp
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7 ARGE AND PEREMPTORy Sale n,

IL sIX HuND5ED packages An can )ry Goods bv cor
LIES, HAfDOCk d Co.-Fnday, the inst for cash viii
be sold without racka consisting Of full
Fmnitues Dcn Chisz and Plate light medium and
dark Prints and true blue do French aes Chambnv snj
Nestngs ned ngtms T. and9s black a.d coored Ssia,;
7sa dssbeached Shings; red and and Stockport red
Skuts fancy striped GmghlRs whe Jeans
together with variety o' Other the stocI o
the susc bers, who under have
stopping the Hudson Print Works
The above IDS will he sod without hghest bid
H. mn H..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-23
Volume L.
Presidents Message.

TO THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS, AT THE COM
MENcEMENT OF THE SECOND sEscION OF THE
FwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-05
STEA MBOAT EXPLOSION-FIF-
TEEN LIVES LOST.

The Steamboat Dolphin, on Saturday the
18th inst. while off the St. Johns bar, Geor.
gle, burst her boiler, and killed fifteen per-
sons-and wounded many others. The fol,
lowing are The names OF the killed:
Col. Brooks, Lieut.. Alexander Mackey
Z. S. Army; Miss Brown, daughter of Col.
Brown; Barney Duce, mate; Beaury and
Elfree, engineers; Kemory, pilot two
deck hands, three stewards, and three blacks.
This shocking occurrence, says the Balti-
more American, seems to have been brought
about precisely in the same way in v hicb
nine 'tenths OF all previous explosions have
taken place-lh hal is, by saving or keeping
in the steam when the boat was stopped, in
stead OF letting il off Will Congress, in
view Of this fresh and most melancholy
vent, still look with indifference at tie sacri-
nee OF the lives Of their fellow citizens, Gauss
ed by IT, ignorance, reckIessness, Or cupid.
lily Gi steamboat owners or their servants ?
We cannot believe IT. A law of the strict
est character can alone arrest The evil, and
afford guarantee Of safety TO The persons
and property Of travellers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-05
The proceedings of the Legislature
Tor some days past possess little interest.
COMMUNICATIONS.

A meeting of The citizens OF S,aun,
ton and the vicinity, will be called on
"Wednesday night next, the 18th inst.
to be held in the Methodist Church, the
object of which will be, to take into
consideration the propriety ofusiDg suit
able measures TO obtain the establish
ment In this town OF the Female Semi
nary, which, by resolution, the Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist +. Church.
have determined on founding somewh here
within the State of Virgins.
AS this is an interest Of great mapni.
tude, il is desirable that few b,ief i.
TENS OF information should be circujated
previous to the meeting.
Some three years ago the Baltimore
Conference founded and took under her
patronage, Dickinson College, in Car.
Isle, Pa, and at the same time resolved
that as soon as funds for the purpose
could be obtained, two Female Acade-
mics should be established as oppenda.
ges OF the College, one TO be located in
Mary land, the other in that part of vir-
ginia included within the limits Of the
Baltimore Conference. Agreeably with
this design committee appointed for
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-05
ANDREW JACKSON.
WAsIiINGToN, DEC. 81, 1896.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Chronicle.
MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.
FREDEniCK, Dec. p, 1886

FRED Derrick, Dec. %, 1886
IL having been generally known through
the city and its neighhol hood, that Gen
Clinch would present his important testimo-
ny this morning, an unusually large Assem-.
hIage Of ladies aud gentlemen hJnored this
day sitting The Court with their presence
With Cnpi. Waite Of the Quarter Masters
Department Of the Army OF Florida, and L..
Locke, formerly commissary oi subsistence,
The Court had but little business Their les.
timony being mostly explanatory, and Of tie
character Of much that had preceded il,
shall pass ii over and proceed TO say what ]
know of CIirch.
The General is in the vicinity ofiihy lair
inclined to grey, bro"s and eyes Webster
ian, six feel in height, aud tout ensemble
that Oi one accustomed 10 the exercise Of au
thori'y. From The jocose character of his
incidental observations whilst engaged in al.
testing, we should imagine that his health
and spirits survive line effects of his many ar
duous services IN the field md though with.
drawn from the service OF his country, he
retains The possession ola soldiers attributes
There is perhaps, no one in The army, or oui
oft, whose opinion in matters connected " it'll
the Southern Indians, could he so ad, anita
gsou'ly consulted as his; with The Greeks
aud Seminoles, lie is particularly familiar.
Cu' Wy circumstances, W DtD rem
dered The retention Of his commission an obi.
CATION 10 those " no conferred it f., and I,ossess
ing frank and fearless spirit, he long ago,
IN the strongest language, called ibe attention
OF The War Department 10 The probability of
a protfacied aud sanguinary contest with
these people, and urged timely recourse 10
The requisite precautions. Ills opinions were
diTegarded, and the disastrous consequences
are known Ia The nation. "f shall not, Mr.
President" said Gen. Scott, "propound 10
witness, the usual Introductory questions (; I
shall not ask Gen. Clpcb 10 fell the cour,
or the people, :he character Of the relation he
held TO me in the Florida war. Assecond in
command, his position was too conspicuous
10 demand designation at this time, or in this
place. shall therefore, with your permits
sion, dispense with The leading queries"
The Generals replies we're clearI, con fir
mallory OF all the statements addoced by pre-
vious witnesses, and wholly exoneIaied Scott
from The smalles, share in The failure Of The
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-05
LATEST FROM TEXAS

Inc following is published in the New
Orleans papers of the 21st instant, as being
taken from the Merchants Exchange Books:
GOOD NEWS FOR TEXAS.
SAN LOUIS, MEXICO, Nov. %.
About ten days ago, Gen Bravo left for
Texas, with 900 men, part via Metamoras,
and part via SalliIlo. This, ilh about :.
200 men in Metamoras, is the whole force ;
and you hie 4" understand that Bravo's men
are all The sweePings of tie jaIs, and raw
reci uits, who came down lied in pairs, to
prevent their escape; and yet, in spite OF all
the care taken of them, upwards of seven
hundred deserted between Mexico and San
Louis have seen a letter from General G..
who says that the poor wretohes Bravo in.
cluded) are going 70 be sacrificed TO the stu
I'd olstinacy of the clerical party, who in>
sisted on the expedition, and who completely
govern loor Caro-.
he latest accounts from The city of Mex>
Ico represent things in very low state.
The inhabitants seem TO he, as il were, riv-
eted to the earth by The heat of the sun, so
little animation exists among them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-05
Providence, r. |. Dec. 81.

SHocKiNc.-Yestertlay afternoon an
Englishman, named WbimsIaw Smith, a
tin-Plate worker, jumped from the high
est point on the roof Of the Old Coffee
House, $50 called,) in Market-square, a
distance of nearly fifty feet, and landed
upon the pavement ten feet from the
side walk, breaking one arm in two pla-
ces. The other arm at the wrist, one leg
broken, with both arms and feet literally
crushed, besides hole broke in his
head. He survived the injuries receiy-
ed until his limbs and wounds were
dressed by skilful surgeon. after which
he was removed to the Asylum, where
he died about 6 o'clock in the evening.