Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
RESUMPTION of Specie Pay7nenis.

and states il to be evident, that he banks OF n York
are stronger than they have been for the last tDenty years.
One Of the most rema sable things is the fact that in
the face Of these redactions the trade Of ~ York is
prosperous it is This arises from the great accession
Of foreign capital since the spring of 1857 The organ.
lied capital of New York is less than that Of Philate
pha or Boston, but its unorganized capital is double
either of these cities The addition of foreign capital
this city during the last year, is probably equal $780,
600 dollars if Since the Est inst, the imports
Of specie alone is estimated at million Of dolars-Judg-
from these elements and the events taking place around
u.s. 6anks not only resume sytetc payments rs Nay
but sustain the position in spite Of a the Efforts to the con.
trary come from chat quarter hrymay Boston isready
to join US, and if Baltimore and Philadelphia 'ea not
1cho careS9'
slip from The Office Of the New Orleans Bulletin Of
the 2lst strengthens this view of things II says that
"by the 10th May, the crops of the p',sent year will
have been carried TO Market and The proceeds returned
back to the producers The agricultural reVe.ue of the
country the Of greatest wealth. and Oh which
our main reliance is placed for ability 10 disehars, TO-
reign debts and balances, will be realized seltemer
of mutual is then made between those engaged
in the various departments of trade and Industry, ana
money is more abundant than at any other season.-
For these reasons time probably could be h1ed epon,
more favorable to the resumption OF specie payments
than The 10th Of May
Compliment To- Gen SCOTT.
The following Resolution was introduced into Inc
Senate of Michigan, and passed BY that body "''A Tue
greatest nlacrity:
"Resoped, 10y the State of Michigun) That the vi
gilan and energetic conduct of Mapr General seoTT'
Of the u S. Army in sustaining The neutrality OF tho
u States and preserving the pence OF the Northern ana
r..-..- il deserving Of tie highest ap-
probation; and that however the people Of Michigan
may symPathize will, those struggling for the advance
ment Of human liberty, yet the supremacy of the laws
of the Union and the preservation Of The faith, Of lrea
ties, is by them esteemed q paramount duty"
The IHaHs-The new arrangement does net yet play
freely. The Washington mail which was due on Tues
day morning has not reached us-whie the subse-
quent mail hand yesterday morning, in due
son! Thus have received the Tuesday nights Globe,
and the Wednesday fntelligencer-Whle The Monday
nights Globe and the Tuesdays intelgencer, are yet
lettering the road.-Out OF the papers which have
actually reached u.s. have conrved TO piece out the
proceedings Of both Houses of Congress- for Saturday,
Monday, and Tuesday acits the exception Of Mondays
Of R., Of which we have only fragment and the least
interesting part.
The Tuesdays Fredericksburg Arena does not appear
10 be very we'll satisfied with the arrangement, whilst
assigns in the following paragraph the reasons OF the
delay:
"'The new arrangement of the Nfair does not work
well. The mail and passengers were not brought 10
Fredericksburg in time for The Cars, on Sunday and
yesterday morning, end Of course, detained here
twentyfour hours. The hour of s. A. NJ, fixed upon
for the departure Of the tuin from Fredericksburg,
strikes US as being unnecessarily enry The mail was
delivered to the Boat, in Washington, Sunday
night, until o'clock. But supposing the Boat to Leave
there at TO- the maf be brought here in time for
it to be sorted before o'clock Besides this without
wegh,y reason s safety of passengers ough not
to be jcoparded By their transportation IN the daTk
the bad road from Potomac Creek 10 Fredericksburg.
The Washington papers not brought by the mail
yesterday morning; and greatly &ar whilst this
rangemen continues, we shall not receive them the
day of publication
But we hare received the last Globe nnd lnielgencer
the day Of pubIicalion-and hope shall contr
TO receive them, in regular order, after few
crperments-The machinery does not work well at first,
in consequence Of little friction in the operation
We very interesting article in the last Globe,
the moccnbe mail "a new arangemcnt0 which we shall
publish in our next. r~