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The herald., 1837-02-25

u TON, NEAR THE NARROWs, STATEN lSLAND.-2oao
Among localities IN he vicinity o New Yo nsno presen
cainr t tie attention Of the public than Ceon and
thosc WHO have carefully examined it, beauties and es
thought 10 excel certainly 10 cani anything OF the Kind
tlus cuaiincnt.
II i appoo or sites one sm airing
side about above Nsows and with
small takes the south the
land ans water frn the harbo within the Nafrows
than WsR, sna south front the shore sf
than and quarter milss.
Already there did avenues wide
north and SOUTH east md wesfhese avenues To wkseh all
The other and parallel called New York
and RiGhmcnd avenues
The distance from the Battery between and ms
that which the
establishments winch escee
by in the vicinity oNew Yokbeng accessible at
10 large vessels.
IN. irtsnton Of the prope make such
will comsine for this spot every advantage 10 prcasers
scsing does those Of convenience, cemer and sslb
srcnds AMI capocious Steamboat preparing and Will he
really IN tho 10 Cleton She will be constructed
admit large nunr OF vehcs arranged a. not 70 Interfere
Mn nw Spacious aud anyeo'est cans v y merded ,hat
psnt of TINE and Ceon the centre VI business
as wents 6nh street W the city
VII ne opened in the sprns serpentse aides AID
Ih. p1opeIy owned y s.-oss,on Of gentlemen who
pedse ,hemssves tn, tie whole of these lots will positively
The limits Of an .dve scmeut do admit full description
hasbe spnnu a. scenery which may chaepg
he Wonu TOT its speneor and variety.
he's, mpJs eee ,.srs aea n 9 usw ne psemes ss tn
ONE o the Staten lssnd Association, No. Wall street ~
ni.stawaw FEDwooD FISHER Secretary.
II llUILDER.-Tbe undersigned having made favo~ahe !,
- rlngemens for quantity ofbudng afsias able rrr
few Dwell the
ce-amoang specifications, Designs furnished oon
po''' DAME HuBBErt I, News
Reference-s ". Benedict, % Wall T. ls.im'
The herald., 1837-02-25

10 DIR. McMARTiN will commence q coasse q seycn on
exh lectures illustrated BY anspasescss nn she se
tcbr animals the Of Natua History SO
the ID March, st half scock 10 pc cse
"Wednesday and Friday till concluded Doube tickets o uy
and gentlemen single tickets, AHmssen ~ sirgo zee
ture dollar Tickets at Dr. Chton's' and u u CaMn
Co Broadway. Iz,ol
US- No. SIX OF THE WORLD, ise weekly journal-two
editions oil hsh published tho Saturday aiternson
the The Sundays edition contains
addition The Of Sata, the latest aoat
this clock Saturday night Terms 80 per annun
Single copies, Sxpence
Wi editor Of Back woods Magazine being
letter writ BY thrt
Gentleman In this city. Contents Of Number Six. -
l. ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Tale Of New York. The Exles by Oco genaran-3
Crayons No. Nv. by Ella Junr.
II. DRAMATIC WORLD
Wilson's crique Of Ferrest's
sc--3 Bowcry Theatre, 6c.-4 Information.
ILL., SHREDS AND PATCHES
l. by n NJ Noah, ESQ., Mr. Pickwck and the alb
W. SELECT PAPERS
Diary ofa Reduced Fashionable, csatnueS2 Loadon The
atrc-3 First Love OF Consancy R the 10Th century.
v, FASHIONABLE WORLD.
l. Broadway nnalyzed No. lV.-2 The Mushroom.
w. FOREIGN PARAGRAPHS
Being various interesting paragraphs from Foreign Journals
- VII. THE WORLD
Where may be found al editorial matt and late news
III POETlCAL WORLD.
L. TO the Depaito Sub Editor (ogna2 The Battle, lori
ginaD-3. The Broken hearted.
TX ODDS AND ENDS
Made of all Of light and
LT Office OF publication f25-it~
The herald., 1837-02-25
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIOR As,

Opposite ~ PHuls Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nfmes that the above populr
and Easlonabe place amusement much
larger than formerly with Ertwe New set of Moving
borac scenes, painted the best Artists The Saloon has
rcfc comfort of the spcudy
ec.snicd forming 'he complete aad beautiful puba Exhb
on Room No has been spered rendcr the
moral hte resting and apcsdd Thesceocy
has painted by Ness. white, Walker Jones Grain Ben
rough, Lelr, Scwcl and others.
faithful of this melancholy
sted intense ntcrcs w v~ large and fashionable aud
encc vii Ibe evening
with the s,uv Ss attractions
IL Animated View near Plymcush England
U-East Indian Scene xl-NavNl Battle,
Iu-Pandcsnoni,rn, tfI-Storn and sspwreck
Iv-Falofthe Augeh, vl-Catkesaal Of Cooene,
v-'Thc Celestial hcsions, IX-hskan Fantoccssi.
Among the Drop scenes
Mount Nernou.-Duke White
View the Rhise.-C Lc'r
Corsnna IN spain-P Grain, Sen.
Scene frun he Maid ~ Cashmere II aewen
View 81 LopsLn fou Waterloo Brsigc-bcnreuRh
View Missolnnghi. fcece-R. Joses
Temple of nce-Waker ..,.,,-
Boxes cents parpreue snd upper seats p ecns emWe'
accompanied w their psrsnsor Guardians hall prcc aa,,f
Doors opcn nj srcrpsmances conmence ~ Iocnss o'"
The herald., 1837-02-25

LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE Is hereby given that DIV of March
next this road wi be open To the Pubic cks
will be despatche as fullows- 80 1'@
Leave Hicksyile Leave Jamaica Leave Bsookiyn
so'crk, AN 81 te'cPk, AM. 9. o'cI'k AN
Pm "a Pm. PM
Passenger will be received and lett the following places on
the line OF the Road viz Wcsbury Hernpstead Flushing
nue. miles east Of Janaca) Unio. Course and Bedford
Tickets with which al!
selves before taking be various ticket frees
Freight T,ans will leave Hicksvic al nj and RsaSiyn A.
4P ana a Goo designed to be them sas e sea-
soaaby placed charge OF AGENTS the gh Department;
sbe for the safe delivery OF any The cue ~ he
Agents. the only evd must he Enres hv
the Agents. the Registers Way Ellis otbe Cam.nv
The herald., 1837-02-25
HIS Britaantc Mayesfy's Consulate,
New York nth Feb, 1897.

~ HIS brA0nntc Myesys C0psuldfe,
New York nth Feb 1887.
AT puyv invssaas:on I9a a this scs this day in reaoa
Ii, death by starvation Of eleven passenge hy the British
ship Dssmond, Of Liverpool, John Toole, master.
how GsS the disasrous be aLu
tel 10 ths Master, and IL not
End Towastcauss the distressing charseable.
sdss that such shod be satisfactory the Con-
scsed he aid OF Asxasde Thompson ESQ., Inspector OF the
New Yok Msrse Co. and Thomas Merry Esq Vice
Pes Of the Neptune Marine Co Of New YORK. whose know
ledge sfNsucai Affairs enables them to form just concusions
The following facts and soncons have bccu fully established
The cf the vessSTi aad frat class shi-crew all
10 d. inc uding master, "a
ship .oasi prsvi, sailing from Liverpool
visions afford supply 6 the shiss New York thence
Chaleso. c. and back Emspc with ample supply of
f and The vessel sailed from Liverpool
the 7th Noember on lha cath Doe when in latitude 81
odg about 70 during atf breeze, sud urch oil the ship
earned the three which falIg carried away
the main aud fore ards and did considerable damage he hull
at tho time the shifted number Of the water
casks start and all the provision casks belonging ship
stove TO- and the vessel skipping mach The wind being
oastcry from the 2h ~ December tho day which
occurred to tho list Of January they proceeded towards New
York At thcrae oom TOD knots when the wind changed
being shead the ship kept 10 the uhwad su being
popcr co e snder such ccums That when the wind
ch1Hged the st January they oatudc and
81 and on that day during he wbse January ship
diff I'd b the eastward lon and from the Of the winds
declared the se inpracteabe for captrn Tooc
pocee to muda aad keep New York view va. them
prudent cyure,
II wssay se that when about days from the
ofthe w,rds the captain nx notice writing gang
advising the be saving Of their
shcy ws~e likely o have long voyage.
That after the disaster the allowance ofwater dealt
the stserase and cabin passengea
We do orc acqs the Of incompetency and all
kame and und the bis c,nduc wasthe bet
he could have sdsp,ed.
A. 10th secenl succf of rauy oopinoa that had
hs passsns sbces supplied with the qusai rrovs
the Law in England there would not Nave bcca
hos Of life from starvai;on.
Several Of the who present stated
ha, of tho shad The auar Of provisions ea ed
~ law wife discovered hal female had and that
who died. o~ly detac Of o the
clo,hns that Captain only truly
but sieaEnb and jealous the pcormsnc
Of his duties.
The male about ereTn been offered rr
poafoe fundaior in tnh as many other state
ments IN relation % the loss Of life
Tte iavcs sa,ion puci IN, hour mentioned number
stea steerage and OF th crew whs haw
ausrreled with AMI Others s asked 10 toe
fy their facts stated mention where
any a,er accordance with the truth or otherwise
The chart and log book also laid before rs.
The view of the matter submitted oI
nd information has been wanting e
thus 10 state our opinions THOMAS H. MERRY
ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
The herald., 1837-02-25

JESSIE CADY. Asst;o,ss,.
iSEoSE CADY Store Nos lit ana l,s w.te, s,rs.t.
- Ins day ~ 81 O'Clock 10 sut vnL ~ suos
args and general assortment Of hard AZ ~ CO.
.o.s iAicy ssap cloating psio d,rt. - i
an oi goodd suited TO the Sostlssn and
kc 700 huneron 10 mention ~
Alrrvhie Sae-i0 600 dozen Combs, .'o
imaginable Ss''oiS' VI Every vafe9
7oeo dozen Collars and Bosorns
pieces "s0'' a'u ms
ooso Needles assotedfrom H. Hemmmg and cs,man do
whch vii be taken paymont. - '''~u's,
Also, Snuff Boxes, Pins &c &c.
Also Gernaa, French and ahode and Jewehy low priced
watches Guard Chains, &c. mara,'ivs
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, AGctoEecr, Is4 Peaslst
Ky WILLIAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY at
O'Clock, A. NJ general assortment st English Fench
rate Wae ne Guile Stocks CoHars and Yssums; table linen;
Soathng Combs Wallets silver r. ncs silver tea and table
spooasi JeweIy &c DC f-u
J. r. .DIETERICII, Aactioneer.
ID wall IT. ~ ''0'o 'o 100 rea' - corner Of
THIS DAY-At O'Clock the aictsn ro ware,
consisting OF pocket and dirk koivrs and
IN doAc SCISSORS and needles
anu pnnies double and singled eye speceacs and
hooks aud eyes, &C. &c - '
Fancy osds Consisting ofds,De extra cologne hair oil pe
iHiely rfench anu EngIsh soap, lavender water, &c
shoes '' '"s' '' "'''
Also an invoice Jewehy rings finger nss
.aee4es, esas' pans o"'''s' &c &c ~
The herald., 1837-02-25

FOR SALE.
go REAMS OF SAUGERTIES PAPER,
27t by 80.
Apply at this office f2'lwr
vTNHE FASHIONABLE PUZZLER, Or BOOK
OF RIDDLES-A collection OF Enigmas, Chaades, Kebus
es Anag1ms Lsrognrhes aFd C?nun,dms selected by a.
sa.e at The Bookstore Of c. j. FOLSOM 40 Fulton street
f25H one door above Peirl street
SCRIvENER WANTED. Wanted a young M
y cek lawyers Office VII writes good hand and with
rapidty I.quire Off Paine, 70 Wall street fa5 iw
THE EYE.
nRyELLIoTT 0catist, Professor Of the Anafo'ny and
ention study Ocusrs
Euope and one Of he best in Amsrca-Pofssor sm of
practice in the unon pr E. with confidence that he
the mat dangerous and cronc diseases Of wo
CdfeyGct C0rectorai0 and Entropims.
SPECTACLESDr Els Pa beautiful, transparent medium
perfectly cool giving and permanent
the without change
T. viii himself adjust the Glasses to suit che particular de
Dr. bess diseases Of eye and
nPeriecun Office 1913 Broadway private
- TO LET, or FOR SALE-T'hosc tive fine three story
E: brick houses, situated ia Rvngon street between Cin
r. uses are finished se most approved and modem sye w
sliding doc pan,Ics m the 70 r o the hail. marble mantes al
bronze n sar; If aco M Nsn' ssS Jacob street or m Broom
'''''' y '''s'' : ' fs5ti T.
U1- RIOTS, RIOTS, FLOUR, FLoUA MONOPOLY, DC
&cThe subscribers believing that the subjects OF riots high
cd respectfully call the public business
10 the Washington Marble Works on 18th st. ioe feet from the
10th the River where they will find hand
:ood o ma BILE man,el table ops Also all
sers the marble Ire executed al the sher and
most accommodating terms Gentlemen who purchase their
marble chimney cabinet makers, and all builders woud
certainly find TO their interest to call at the above place before
they make their sDrng purc they nowhere be
sELMEs J. BENNETT
N B.The Greenwich stages take To within
block of the place.
The herald., 1837-02-25

u3- THERE ARE THREE THINGS OF WHICH We
ARE CERTAiNThatn live without FOOD Thar ,rs
all DIE. That had BRANDRErHS PILLS bscn good IN.
DOCTORS aad DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER
FEtrED THEN.
NB-Read Chroafcie Of Great ersais fn2n
The herald., 1837-02-25

nS- MISS EMMA GROVES Compliments to her friends and
czens ri New York and rcpecf w iofr- them that her
BENEFIT will take place the Park Theatre,
ON TUESDAY, EVENING 2sth Inst
which she will the Married Bac4<or
Afuer's Mdtd-Ars the bifsd Boy hxsB
NJ NATIONAL THEA ATRE-A CARD Mr. FLyNN sess
to nfc he fl nds and thr public scsei that hs Benchf
6xe fr Monday next the 17h which MIR In
ssrso M r. Scott, and Ms. FLYNN win sppes 10 addition
90 which Local will be presented, ssoandns
with hc usost amusing inc dsnts,
Showing I he srs and body ri the times,
Their form a~d p-csslre."
written ezpre sy rlhs Te-c and entitled Dr. FOSTER IN
NEW YORK, Tho Rambles of Mephnophi with
scenery pain ed Nv Bengoueh F.ster Mr. Fnn Mcpsso
phlr Mr. Mtchei together which
VII expressed in the bas ef,he day. fSa
70 SECOND GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT At
THE CITY HOTEL The Prague Company beg inform
.he ends snd the p.bc m general that a tn eaIes Of
lses ana fcstcmcn with previ-
This CITY, second and fos the
~ Concert A. ~. City Hotel THURSDAY evening al Mch-
Particulars vl be pttsislcd hereafter. = RS a.
- asAnn ss will puhi. ths dsy, spleud,d
taoofa Wie's Duty fa,.Iw
az Mn. Basrow.-Lct all bad writer's look at his
advertisements III
The herald., 1837-02-25

SPLENDID PENMANSHIP
ACQUIRED IN IL LEsSoNSi
The lrf Anruar System AZ Writing sssn ntr dsced 70
the Famus cf New York and Booklyn
TO continue for 0rip fhsu season
MIR. BRIsTOw, OF London respectfully sapouaces -
lvL thu Public after absence of siS ronth from
very and successful 10 Boston re has now re-
comaenccd his Whiting Glasses IN tins C iof the reception o
Pupils, Day nad Evening, - -
AcADEmy, No. l75 BReApwAY, NY.
rhe Ladies and Grnenen of and capacity
from 20 years expeouy taught the most correct and
admired principles of COMMERCIAL pRSSANsHr.
Adapted Letter. Bls Notes Receipts En-
and the rnshcd Jeuas Entry anS 10 short TO svey
purpose of public business and private life.
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS or oNn HOUR EACH.
That as oux time o acquire cosrete nd
orouah kpowcdee of wutanr mai er hw sderen hcgr
Deorncd Cramp d, the persops writing sny bc by MI
B-tow, snng Writing Master he Ladies meet daily at II
o'clock
NJ M-rchan. and e,hers visiting the City, complete
course of lessons IN 2W 2 daysf :.
-. M H. . 10 be ffprp A NJ 70 % from alto sP. M
All W WHO would FINE P,pmenh~,
learn tire system Of Mr n.
Who IN TwETva LESSONS does uaranaee, -.
To make write rvost spleodsdyi Bu
The herald., 1837-02-25
Public Meeting.

yndersgned request the ci,ens Of York without
Broadway order to take consideration the popey
beginning msvemen Of
freedom oidebate, and thought in poc,l matters The
parties " the city have ehctuay all freedom much
Hs by the Sultan IN who allows
speak bat hmsa Further particulars VIII be learned day
ofmecting, whfh will be fixed in another statement.
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman
j9ss. J9ss Tss,n, ss,,s }seere,ariss
Jan. IS. 1897. jis n
The herald., 1837-02-25

ny NATIONAL THEATRE-A CAkD-Tie public are
resp, ctfsiiy informed, that MIR WITT CL MON SMITH
his Benefit the National Theatre Tuesday Eceag
2h inst and will make his first appearance the
char Of DAMON viii brought other
ties witness ed on any stage.
Damon, Mr. DE Wit G. Smith,
Songs, Mutton Chops and Jack Robinson in char
acter, by genemas this ely.
Gentlemen, his first fact
The herald., 1837-02-25
Complimentary Ball to j. b. Grifrith.

y.
I'D THE Committee OF Arrangements have the pleasure
that the above Ball will take Nib Monday
Evening Feb and they feel assured vsry lc
the kind ever in this ciy.
Gentlemen wishing tick procure them Of ctei ofhs fol
lowing Committee OF Arrangements
r. r. White, "a Chatham st. Cedar st.; j. r. Robinson,
81 Hammond street; A. L. Fisher cherry Brswn,
Chatham street james w. }. Carr II Wall street $.
Robins, FWsyth st. f2oIw
The herald., 1837-02-25


N lila IA AIS IM PMO \ EsU.-Uoai lemea wishing
ID Billiards gurchase aes invited call ~ 2is
Broadway wberc tables and try The afer
sdan Rafer CUSHIONS slate and
frames and tables above wM =. uud
the largest and best assortment Offered 10 the public adsnn
those who wish purchase at short notice. hsy csa be
packed days notice. . .
Order. thing in th,s line with cash %
10 A. AsSfOkD, xis broadway, ,wSlrccesre
sBu
NOW EXHIBITING a. thc Amercan Aesdsny y,
Barclay street near Hotel The Two Ws.ns and SUI
n.ns naiooss ,he Tsmpsfpa Espul.on a. ADAM and
Tvr uantrd by Duref the tne chNres ~ ~ Ennc-,
rtcy have pcu the ioT year, W rpss ~ uv
e,ti. ei The United State TO tbs hvey ushoatss OF
30 .,,ne v.aos'o % cent. seAon tlcke,.s, ccgt
49, ossr f,,r Gin tbe morning, t,h At night
the public that this viii be the
L.. AZ Lc pictures shortly To bc returned 10 E"-
,oge. =. ., .o,.,sn,Iv warr Msu
XCaUn-s W BRYHAN rcspce fully inf rms hs fri nds
.rd r that I've has compcscd the ~ he
.l, his Bow Steam Conf hc better
seeo ladies and gchtems much e. rpsoved
alan ard fcopsrcd for the season " " eturns
snts the bera h. has heeo'ofs eaper'encs
ard eg ns,httst shall be sid 70 secure 70
Ms e,poctle and select ssc ~ a. alse az ne dehcs
Mead, Len onade, Ccf q Pies, Cake &C a. ,E.-,-
si. o. The iuipruvcd rnncpe
q Bwsry steam Conf Ct oSary, No nwefy ffcg ~
pp~,ie 10 IRWIN ss'ol - - bttfHhM ~ "
IVJUBr. PAsTE.A first rse ,it'cle, 81 sab WHOLESALE
u"w o e'"''I5 LEWIS rEUcHTwANcER, ST. Broadway.
The herald., 1837-02-25

From The Piafnfeh Unio1l
Having tried almost all kinds Of medicines for the Of
Dyspepsia including Evans Camome and Apent the Vienna
Dutch. EDouys Universal, Noas Life Pills have
Ne aion in saying that tho benefit deveA from taking Dr.
Sears Renova'ing Pills. incompaaby greater than what
obtained nom all the other kinds have use And further
ty that not only place great confluence pr sean
whose statements entitled to credit. J. OvERACRE.
PLairldcd, Jan. 1887.
Doctor Sears Office a street See advertisement In an
euer page. nim
The herald., 1837-02-25

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-Tbe regular
public sales of Horses tanarcs Harness 6e continue 70
take place this WI known estsbhtnt, Monday
O'Clock. :. -. :. .o-..,ul
And All Hsrs carTasss &c, intended fw this sal mast te
Shown nnd sneea hclofe saturday NIT 2s'h ms al
osricri II nj JOHN W. WATSON,
no, tts Broadway,
The herald., 1837-02-25

IMITATION ENGLISH cHEE : v: 80 CASKS for
i .efatw HARTMAN n BfRDSALL,
fiji Brokers q Commission Merchants, - Water st
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-12
Fyom The Cot,,,b;a rs CN T,,s,co,


We believe that it is the duty of the General Go
vernment TO use its delegated powers and especially
to regulate its fiscal action, with view TO the esiab
lishment of sound currency
We believe that TO this end the government should
receive in its dues the notes Of spccie-paying banks
We believe that measures should be adopted by
that government, within its sphere, and by the states
to encourage an early resumption of specie pay
ments. -
We believe that the General Government should
use the banks as the special repositories of its mo-
ney. ...' -.
We believe that an exclusive specie currency in
this country is mpracticable-tha if il could be- at
tanned il is not desrabeand that the attempt to at
tain il would ruin the country.
We believe that the issue of inconvertible paper
money BY the General Government would be fatal
step towards political consolidation, and would curse
the country with deprecated and luctuating cur
rencv.
We believe that the true currency for this coun-
try is that which results from well-regulated bank
ing system, repoSing a broad specie baSis--and
that the cooperation of the General Government and
the States can readily effect this
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-12
INDIANS ON THE FRONTIERS.

Gov. Conway Of Arkansas, in his Message to the Lee
gsaturc, in session, uses the following language
in reference to the Indian tribes that have
taken up their abode in the now State
"The national government, in opposition to re-
peated circumstances, has crowded upon the immed-
ate border Of State, tribes Of warllke In
dams, many Of whom brought in irons, and thus
forced to become unwecome neighbors, with all
their vengeful feelings aroused against the whites, from
being conquered, chained and driven from their homes
and the graves Of their ancestors With sparse pop
uation and limited resources, have undertaken the
burhen Of self-governmcnt, and we weak in the
number Of sodiery and almost destitute of NUM-
tions Of Wise policy would seem to Indicate that
people SO exposed, young and helpless, should be on
the alert with their applications to the proper
for means Of protection and safety"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-12
From ne Albany Ereming yomna

From The Albany Evening Journal.
Melancholy and distressing dcath'of three Brothers
Three brothers by the name Of McGready were
drowned on Saturday afternoon, a few yards above
the dim in the Palroons Creek. The youngest of
them, aged about years. was playing near the
water, and slipped under the ice; the second one
went in to save him and became entangled in the
ice. By this time the mother had arrived on the
spot, The oldest one aged Is, was just punging in
for the purpose Of attempting to save his brothers
The mother saw that all three were in danger of
perishing, and attempted To reach them. The Oldest
one forgetful of SELF even in that moment Of ex-
IRENE danger called ont and intreated his mother
not to attempt to save Them lest she also should be
drowned Heroism, selfpossession, and disn'eres-
edness like this are rarely witnessed. The afflicted
mother saw all three Of her children perish without
having il in her power, in consequence Of the ice
and great depth OF the water, to extend them any
aid They were all fine, intelligent and promising
boys. The scene was one OF anguish, too heart
rending for description.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-12
BANK OLE ENGLAND
1922, 442 20
6,275,5lO 80

The most important information we gain from the
London papers, says the n Y. Commercial is the
highly favorable condition Of the Bank of England,
as exhibited in the quarterly statement ending the
had decreased f98,0Oo, and the deposies 1892 900.
The securities have been withdrawn to the amount
of FL 600 and the stock of bullion has been in
creased f553 ,000 making with the increase shown
by the former return, an aggregate of FL 100000.
The total liabilities fthe Bank were f29 PIT 900;
and the assets f32 s56,000 making the rest, or sur
plus profits, f2,S55,000
The stock of bullion ON the 9Th of October was
the enormous of e. 900 600 or about 50 600 900
of dollars.
The prosperous condition Of the Bank is ascribed
in great measure to the unexpected honesty ofthe
American debtors :" and the tone of the leading pa
pers toward this country is wonderfully altered from
what it has BEEN generally for the last six months.
The United States Bank post notes for April were
held at OFT q I, and for June at 96t