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discussion. Our room 10 too valuable. Bal "A Ar.
Howard considers himself aggrieved, we ,nser, HE
answer IN COMMON justice TO him, and wash sur
hands of the dispute.
To the Editor Of the Herald.
s.-Havng seen commusica,ion in your paper OF sa,ur.
having applied BY me TO bis child think
owe e % myself 70 state hf simple s s!s a. they Occurred
70 my store and asked me 10 send directly and apply
dered one Of the young men get ready Immediately ans
while he getting the eeches asksa Of The girls
her father lived! She aid just The she would
20 vi .he pson and she him ae hoSse The youns man
Them Mrs Hail in; but on her observing the young
leecLes were to be charged to Mr. various On hearing
.h Immediately occurred 10 nv mind thai the girls had
dering the eeches and this opinion by con-
o ssf q M so e ss
received knowledge HIM from his connexions from
justice From them siSrmed ba, he was ns irus-
worthy and never paid an honest debt when he could avoid
loss On the morning. Of the lth instant eeches
less app4a day We're PAID e h
attendant ply would become responsible for Them isy
5 s Mr. es:
As M Hall eeran had been aepsS 10 rs
il evc enl at The girls had no SPECIAL directions
p Se e. saa
and said the child was better and has that he
IN o%ns S
na s d sea ee days
birth and there persons in Brookn who could
pears he sequel Of Mr. warous communic.an These
persons in ne semaurl who know Mr. W. g. wa,rous per-
70 make In ay own act, nee have only 10 say
seches when oraered where The party no, ssewn not
srook iyt n, July l4sb 1858. '"' y INWARD
NIB. On Wednesday evening he told in my the
child beer after that Mrs Hall through the orn
applied lee ches. I'LL the child died
D7 We understand the President and Directors
with the inmates Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum Of
this city, visit, this forenoon that splendid ex-
hibiton of the majestic Cameleopards at No. SEQ
Broadway, the now daily resort of beauty and
fashion.
Have ysu seen the Glraffes2 Not yet. Then you
have time to lose, preparations are making to
carry them southwark very shortly.
STEEL PENS Roach & Warner, of 293 Broadway,
furnishes the fines: optical, mathematical and phio-
sophical instruments in the city. Wholesale mer--
chants and dealers could not do better than give them
CALL and examine their csmpasses, barometers and
thermometers all of their own manufacture and which
they sell on the rSost accommodating TERMS
10 Our efficient Alderman of the Second Ward
is particularly requested to send his health officer TO
Nos. 70 and Is John street. The premises are nui-
sance TO the neighhorhood.
FRANKLIN THEATRE-1he enterprise Of the new
managers of this establishment has been fully evnccd
since their adoption of the concern. No expense has
been spared TO secure the services of such stood
high in dramatic talent. The names of Mr. and Mrs
Barrett Mr.. and Mrs Blake Mr. and Mrs Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Hautonvllle, and Mr.. Johnson from the
fremont, stand tonight at the head Of performance
that in such hands must give powerful effect TO the
most popular comedy extanI Shcrldan's Scool for
Scandal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

rse seen you off select flower
To wear upon seine festive day,
Bat, faded ere the evening hour,
Without thought twas thrown away!
The Il wsrs that deck gay saloon.
We prize not when their bloom is DER;
And do we not forget as soon
The once gay friends who smile no more
The wiihered rose we soon replace
With one as fair as hat we lose,
And, won by some attractive face,
As .oon another friend we choose.
But fleeing must that friendship prove,
And dearer ties VIC shall deplore,
when we, like those we used 10 love,
Know what II Is Tn smile no more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

t. The Governor has nominated Phllo Gridey,
Esq Of Madison county TO be Circuit Judge, IN
place Of Mr. Bronson, who declined the nomination
heretofore rendered him. The Senate has not yet
acted on il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

BAsws-we understand that the banks Of this city
have agreed to settle all balances between III, m.
selves ON the fret OF August sad after that time no
interest will be paid or received by any OF them or
balances due by one to the o,her--Pha. " S. Gar.
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" The great FsrDissri, formerly one Of the TIA
Ian corps in this city, with an exceedingly powerful
bass voice, appears at Niblo's Garden, on this
evening His appearance will be hailed with de-
light.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

NJ Our Evening paper today will contain correct
PORTRAIT Of the English Matthias, Sir William Coarte
nav so called.
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correspondence by the editor and proprietor of the
Herald now in Europe We expect from this date TO
he able TO publish one of these important letters
every ether day.
LETTER No. X.
LONDON, June 9th, 1888.
We had an arrival this morning to the 18th ult,
from New York, and considerable hustle was in con-
sequence created in the North American Reading
Rooms, which is the principal cenue Of news from
the United States. The Message of the President,
asking for some acton of Congress to replenish the
Treasury, was the principal topic of conversation.
The weful financial ignorance of our government ec.
casions great merrment here. "Why don't Van Blu
rem resign q is the principal question asked In this
monarchcal country, they look with sur prise upon an
administration retaining ii cir seats for a moment,
after such an exposition of ignorance and mbecility
explained it the best way could, by saying that
shey might be removed in two years or more. AT this
they emily shake their heads.
The resumption Of specie payments in New York,
and the position of Mr.. Bidde, (sor here they very
generally understand his position very wel) continue
70 give great satisfaction TO the commercial men, 1t
Is now generally believed that for all important pur-
poses, in the United States Mr.. Biddle will act on
the principle of cash pay men,s though he may not as
same that position openly during the continuance of
the present party IN power. On this side of the wa
Ter, Mr.. Bddle has always acted on the principle of
cash payments, and a specie currency, and to this
policy IN spite Of the opposition of the Lendon press
rs hr. Jauden indebted for his maintenance of his
credit and position.
In the market for American securities, there has
been great quiet and repose for some time. annex
the following important circular and quotations,
shelving the character and qualities of all the Ams
rcan stocks now in this market.
BIRcHIS LANE CcRNHILL 9Th June
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

C IL is not true that Santa Anna has been Gale,
from his retirement to take command at Vera Cruz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

= The British government have failed in the
attempt TO negotiate an Anti Slave Treaty with POI
tugal.
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~ - N 4. "a IS n K n.
Sunday, July IJ-.6 p. M.

In another column will be found very important letter
from MIR. Bennett, the subject OF American securities In
the London Market, general financial
respondent, TO which refer readers The sales
the stock exchange yesterday ensve, and
vance in prices, In Of favorable prospect e
sumption among the Philadelphia Banks Bank of NJ York
improved "A cent; North River Bank per Morris
Canal per cent? Kentucky cent the Rail Roads closed
at an advance ever the ceot yesterday Paterson
per cent? Haaem II per cent; Stoningtoa per cent
Canton Co. aho advanced per ceaL
The general appearance OF affairs street remains as
may be expected for the present without alteration, certain
indications The pubc in the belief that's general
sumption will be effected first August but
being hard school MASTER occurrences OF the last
year have taught dealers believe good only when
they the results.
The following the statement of the condition Of the Banks
In BALTIMORE on the Ist ins:-
Circulation OF the twelve Banks. saI3s7f7 es
Specie, LAO s85 50
Loans and Discounts l2,725,4t0 81
Depo.Itss. including ssh, $50 % by tho Treasurer
OF Maryland, l3i4 AS IS
Due 10 oirer Banks, 3,Se3 g62 IS
Due from other Banks, 3358,23f 50
cry favorable for resumption they be the spe-
they expect the present state Of trade
demand for specie such extent fear for
BY the Westminster have later dates from London
reference to the letter Of correspondent III be
thai dates received from this country, favored the
idea OF general ption; asd Of this
slight Ia United States Bank stock other American
securities This Is grand argument Why the spe
Gle payments should be deferred lest confidence
great in these stocks should be fatally shaken.
sndexehange nearly the same though the endencyis
to improve
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state OF Trade.


The week has closed with very little OF activity In the
ke and these NJ probably the appearance
vi the middle II the coming the tail irsd~ usually
opens Alout the I9lb Nc expected ul another
ship from Lv rpoo These Gaming In rnpid
on destined TO great revolutions even IN fall
trade.
Tonaccosone small rarspired In leaf yesterday at
the OF Al Richmond on the I2h in
shipping qualities and fine uanufsc uring
Their advance bad taken pac.oher ities firm
hlids raised by John HUGHES averaged 20 57l-7
bids raised by Allan, averaged 10 The fair
2sat5 good 475a5 2b cemmor leaf soa5 ;uddng rs
cS good on hnc 50a 10 5einsp arrs The
Al Danvlls tor r,onths previous LIST July scs
bbds Al Baltimore, 13h there fair demand through
the Maryland. Receipts being light transactions
we're limited The prospects, Of the growing ose
holders ash an advance but the sales prices
TIE CROSS s32 hhds Maryland IS Ohio % kentucLv
and Virginia.
Muscsvados have taken little start and the ssIes
are extensive full prices sry are also m1r
active. We quote Porto Rico, asI; 81 Crox "a 10, New
Orleans ~ prni. BALTIMORE, the 1874 1850 hhds
New Orleans brought t3a7. -
RcE->oms demand has sprung up for esporatios which
has given " To small advance w this article The STOCK a
very light There has been arrival Of 1890 bsgs
ciseiy as before noticed. -
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Mons STEAM SHIrs-Measures are taking 10 es-
tablish line Of steam ships from Rotterdam to New
Yerk, to make the passage in twelve days. All the
Rhine now being navgaied by steam, We shall have
more emigration Of Alssceas and from the other Ger
man and Swiss provinces. In q short time The At
sntic ocean will be hlssng hot with steam and en-
veleped in coal smoke.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

RoyAt WILLIAM STEAM SHrP.-We perceive that
this vessel is divided into FIVE water tight sectisns,
rendering her safer by far than any other mode Of con-
strueion hitherto adopted. She may be expected
here by the 18th 10Th inst. and will depart again
on the Doth The agents are Abraham Bell & Co.
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decrePd state Of neir hosnes ssd more spps
eur msHey markets Of this day.
LONDON. June ., O'Clock.
Bank Stock, ao4iasa 81 percssiy new, shut
India do shat India bonds
'' 81
81 per cent reduced lol5as
Am.rican Funds.
Un 4" as States a sana sss Isl do 'u"e
Foreigx Stocks.
Belgian, 5per cent, lolss2 do Russians do lollsi
esia.H ssi 90 90 ssss ss,ssss:s 4 isss5
ba'eS pei 90 cent loc s.ls DO at
French, S do Ioe,75 spanish 1922. pr CT. 2las2lI
Greek anglo, 5 per cent Ilcs, do deferred si.sI
do French, 3 per CT. lllaA
LONDON MARKETS. June aThere have been some pretty
sales today Of colonial and ether produce but
they wen. OIL wla less spiri: Than previously decline ~
for moaey IS increasing.
this week. amounting from $500 10 500 hhds anc erees
Museaysdo Is now averaged al Sls 4sd cw which Is al
Abou, 5000 bags Maurus sugars offered today
ken by The trade firm rates. VIZ SIS to 49, Tor Low 10
s soSsd se'" samples OF next ius'''' 1''' Gags
seadness is shown at present in the coffee mar
ket and prices have instances he'd Is To IS
or srnsh plantation Sorts mddrg Jamaica realized today
For rum full Id per gallon Obtained this afternoon
than las. week About puncseons were disposed Of
July. and win co"pris. ls GA 600 lbs.
ANTWERP June 7-Sur market presents complete calm
for all artic foreign for which there
i've emand fer expor alter 10 France she sales hitherto
effected have ben 4 Sc 4f 4cc 100 kiogfa
Al public sale OF coffee yesterday afternoon lag nes Che
rson were knocked down from 2 65een and loo ditto
Triage al from 81 " G5 cents
MAR ELLEs June 2-The arrivals Of csfee have been ra-
he argc and the sales brisk OF Havasa to 800 sacks
fetched 58i &c Soc according color and quality and
some sacks Brazil and st Domino purchased 5 2c
The stock OF coffee hand limited The supplies Have
being large prices have recedd about 500 boxes
white obtained ESQ ditto grey. ss 75c, quail
ties would fetch From colonies u is
rather Important and prices consequently firm.
Pepper is stationary at 4s 50 kills. Csmpeashy wood
in demand.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE BRITISH
(Wbicb governs importation.)
For the week ended June 838made the Returns
OF the Inspectors in the different cities and towns Eng
land and Wales
Imperial-General Weekly average
s. S. a.
Wheat 63 lisp Oats, p 1856 Beans, 81 765
Barley, 81 2484 Rye SO 1892 Peas, IS $3.50
Aggregate Average Of six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat, els Sd Oats, 22s I'd Beans, SOS Id
Barley, SOS Al Rye, 32s I'd Peas, s4s 4d
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We publish today No. Y. Of our valuable European
correspondence by the editor and proprietor of the
Herald now in Europe. We expect from this date TO
he able TO publish one of these important letters
.aL.- Lar
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decrepid finances becomesre and spps-
day. the list contains NJ quotations In
o nj of hs dav.
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10 Our efficient Alderman of the Second Ward
particularly requested to send his health officer to
Nos 70 and Is John street. The premises are nui-
sance 10 the neighhorhood.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-03
"a settlement and liquidation Sc the ar

Seltiement and liquidation OF the at
iairs and accounts of the corporation, =
as expressly required by the charter
that he presented no schedule Of the
debts and effects, and allowed the Cen
eral government no access to the ac-
counts OF an institution which it was
bound to see honesty closed-that, in
stead OF winding up the concern, and
canceillng the notes in two years, he
now reports nearly Sl6,ooo,ooo Of its
paper on hand as banking fund, and
is actually passing out millions of this
money, alter the institution is defunct.
as circulating medium. In word.
that the president has blended the Two
banks, and gone on with both, in utter
disregard of all law.
These facts have been before allId-
ed to in the newspapers, but they have
now been the subject of investigations;
have assumed an authentic shape, and
have been tested by the judicial acu-
men ofthe ablest jurists of the country.
The report, therefore, may be looked
upon as perfect legal discussion of
tie matter, and the result of the inoui-
ny equivalent i'll point of authority. rs
regards pubic opinion, to an elaborate
judicial ravestlgation.- Globe
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/ is believed by the Editor Of the proposed pa
4 pefthat the giowng importance Of the town
us proximity to the lead nineE, aod tho rapid sat-
tiementof The country surrounding it. is a sufficient
induccment for the publication OF another paper.
Without losing sight Of The principles which, the
editor has advocated for the last three years IN this
in its adyocaton of The MAJ, and measures of the
present Wing party of the country. 1t will stead
lily advocate the splendid system Of lutornal i'm
pioyement established by our state Legislature,
believing that the system, il carried out, is destined
TO have an important effect upon tho prosperity OF
this sect OH Of the state, and Gnena il particular.
Although the Beacon will be decided in its char
acter place will be given at all times for tempe
rate communications from the opposite side OF tn.
political question: with the desire that justice may
be done TO all parties. Every thing tending 10 par
sonal or scc,arian controversy will DO excluded.
1t is the desire Of the editor, in short, To make
up newspaper, suitable 10 the wants aud expec-
tations of the people among whom it will be pub
lished, while dus regard viii be had to its COM
,nerca, literary and political character.
In size, the paper will be OF the largest, and as
it will be prihted Oh neat and new material, its ex.
ecution will be equal to tina, of any newspaper in
the State.
TERMS--Three Dollars per annun, in advance
the money 10 paid on tho rccei OF tho first num-
ba, which will be issued about the Gst of May.
05-The editor asks the assistance Of his 1riehds
ii the proposed undertaking, coniideht that he can
publish newspaper which vii give gaieral salts
faction. 5. NJ. BAkTLETf.
Gaena, Feb 10, 1928.
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lOWANIAN.
( Mn. Eplron observe in your pa per the

Mn. Enron: observe in your paper oftho
oath Feb. an editorial paragraph relative toan
election for seat Of justice in Scott couaty.
regret that an opinion should have been given
before both parties were heard, because in nine
cases out oflcn,a opinion made up from the first
and erpoyic report o(any matter, is All incorrect
one. INC para2raph alluded to casts, think,
under the circumstances, unjust reflections on
worthy Individuals in your vicinity. The just.
ness Of the remark. tl,at ''I'iksehood travels
faster than Trufh," is cmncntly verified in
this case. 1t Travelled very quick to your town,
and has. understand. gone on in tandtm haste
10 tho Governor. The mems used by the
friends Of Davenport. whatever they may have
heen, were MT .untair." There was a majo-
ri,y Of i0G for Davenport. The people Of Scott
county are satisfied. That majority speaks
the voiceof the county. have been inform
ed that several individuals from Rockingham
have gone 10 tile Governor with afIiIavits, &c.
seeking to break up the election. Some say
the friends Of Dayenpor, ought alsoto 20 10 him
with alIidayits. Think not. They have TOO
mnch respect for Gov. Dodge 10 trouble him
with what he may conceive unnecessary, and
too much confidence in him to believe he will
do any thing agaisnt them without giving them
hearing. zag III ...y nh a.. ~
---1r A CITIZEN or ScoTr CousrY.
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DU BuQUE.
DU Duoue. March LIST, 1899.


To tho Editors Of ,ha Iowa News
GENTLE:lEN.--'rhc Governor having issued
his Proclamation for the election Of a member
to supply the vacancy occasioncd by the re-
signation Of P. Quiglcy. Esq, permit me, as
one OF his late constituents, to express. thro'
your colomns, the sincere hope that he will
not object 10 having his name made use Of for
rc-electien. -r--
\ The manly, independent, and correct course
pursued by Mr.. Quielcy, when majority of
the House so far iorgo, it's own dignity as to
vote for its own destruction, demands, as a
bare act of justice TO him. and self-respect TO
ourselves. that he should be returned Wiihoui
opposition. and thus afford conclusive evidence
that Du Buque Indignantly repels the insult
which, has been offered to her, whilst vainly
attempting 10 preserve one oflhe vital elements
OF Legislative purity.
Not knowing what Mr.. Quigley's sentiments
may be on the subject of his proposed re-elec-
ion, would respectfully suggest the proprie.
ty Of his being waited upon by committee to
solicit his consent TO acquiesce in the wishes
Of his friends, whom lie has hitherto so ably
and faithfully served.
IOWANIAN.
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NOTICE.

q NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber OH
~ on the first day OF November, 1927, living on
Pleasant Creek, near Bellyiew, in Jackson county.
shrai stay Cat,la-ons Steer, supposed to be nino
years Ola THIS spring, mostly white, some black
packs OF each, side, smooth crop on each ear: an
other steer, Supposed be three years old, mostly
white, VITA some black about the head and neck.
smooth crop Oh the RICH, ear the other hcifer.
supposed to be three years old, ofa brindls color.
with some white about the belly and back, no ar,i-
neral marks, only the right ho ON the point, lit.
tie broken The owner OF owners a.c requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
ALEX. REED.
Esllview, jan 90, 1893. 3l-2t