Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Mr.. J. s. KESwoErnY.
40 iIilism Lemon, Dr.. sc Sc

We take he foiioniag Iicns Of Indulgence
irons The .Nastriils Ua.oa, receircd Jy Express
Nal, Mag >.
We learn by a slip iiom the Louisville Adycr-
tiser, that the Treasury Note bin passed the
House Of Representatives, on the nigh; of the 10th
INST, and was SEN to the Senate for concurrence.
The banks Of Philadelphia are redecmmg all
their notes of five dollars and UNDER and It is sta
ted by the New York Wing that they viii resume
by the middle of next month. Exchanges on
the South and South West had greatly improved,
Five hundred SemjuoIos left New Orleans on
the 20th inst on the steam boat Renown, for their
homes West of the Mississippi.
Mr.. johnson, one of the wing candidates fer
Governor in Louisiana, has declined
The Governor of South Carolina has called an
extra session Of the Legislature, to take into con
slderatlon such measures as may be required by
the late conAagraton in Charleston
The Secretary of War has placed the Barracks
at Charleston at the disposal of the Mayor OF the
city, for the use of the sufferers by the fire.
The Fcderaists IN Congress, are trying to leave
the government without means to pay the claims
upon it, by neglecting to pass the laws providing
for them. They did the the Same during the late
war, and received the reward which awaits them
now-THE CONDEMNATION OF THE
COUNTRY.
The Boston Baab has "expunged" it, vote to
suspend specie payments, and has resumed n
fill.
Two thousand copies Of Democratic Magazine
c.,,I ID o,;o,, Z, ro ,.;rcnlalo1 a., Nav, Vol, c,t
A YANKEE BouQuEr ron THE QUEEN OF
ENGLAND.-Amongth the small articles Of freight
which the Great Western carries out is one which
will be a novelty in England. 1t is beautiful
bouquet of flowers, cullcd from Mr.. Thorburn's
garden, at lIalet's Cove, and is intended for the
Queen. 1t was enclosed in tin case, herme-
tIically sealed, with plate glass cover. 1t was
prepared at the suggestion OF Lieut. Carpenter,
and SO prepared, that is hoped it will be prescrv.
ed with freshness to be presented next week 10
he Queen, at Windsor Castle.
The LOUISIANA State Bank has resumed specie
payments on all its bills. There are now five
banks in n. Orleans that redeem their crcua-
ton, and ii is expected that others viii follow their
example IN short time
.4nother smell Jiow rp.-The steam boat va
zoo, from Mobile to New Orleans burst one Of
her boilers on the Nh inst, OF Bnnon Island, by
which passenger by The name of kecer was SO
severely injured, that he survived but Il few MIN.
ules. The Yazoo was lowed into tho North
East pass of the Mississippi river by the Column
bus.
Public lands il Louisaaa,-Thc quantity Of
public lands within the bounds Of this states TWEEN
~ millions Of acres, according 10 the returns Of
the commissioners Of the land ofcc, made to
Congress at lis present session Only half OF this
quantity has been surveyed, and one tenth sold,
which leaves balance Of eighteen millions still
remaining the property Of the government
Agricultural WeaM Of Ohio. The Cleye
land Herald and Gazette of the 2Sth ut states
that there has been shipped from that port within
the past five days, or from the 23d to the 9th in
elusive, four thousand nine hundred and eighty
two barrels of flour, and forty.nlne thousand two
hundred and thiry-nnc bushels Of wheat, of ian
estimated value exceeding one hundred thousand
dollars.
Righl Of a bank 10 sue during he suspension.
The New Orleans Commercial Herald Of the
9th inst contains the following important item;--
" Two exceptions have been lately been trIcd IN
District Court involving the right Of the Atchatay-
laya and Union Banks TO sue, II being alleged
that they are non-specie paying institutions
The Judge has not yet decided the exceptions.
We shall inform our readers Of the result"
The pay to Congress amounts toS2'lSl 81
per. day.
Vermont Banks I've learn from the Vermont
papers that the bank OF Montpelier has resumed
specie payment, and that the bank of Burlington
has resolved 10 resume to-day.