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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17
MO EY MAR X K IT.


The Pheni Investigation continues be the exciting
topic Of the Stocks today have all declined except
Phenx which, oddly eneugh 10 par before the close
Tas attributed to the complexion Of the evidence given
by Deafeld in relation to his Transactions which WILL
believed the bank and its charter how
much in the urch leave him. Mr. Deaelds evil
dence directly in the teeth Of Mr. Grannss The genera
fall Of secks in the face of the encouraging from Europe
Is unaccounabe The truth is evident, this investigation is
beginning to unsee things and create good deal of alarm
smsDg the ether banks Preparations making In
quarters file Bills in Chancery for the recovery OF all usur
exchanges interest paid banks their agents. the
1886 and ST. As the law stands these recoveries
can be had.
little inquiry made after foreign exchange sday
prices rather receang There lisa considerable guam
y Of southern cotton exchange in Market which coupled
with the import of specie from Europe actively begun
tends the rates. Seine few sales took place today
10TH beliefs that it will further down today.
In the Havre packet today had official import of
IS 900 francs and every vessel from Europe bringing
specie goods This will have the effect additional
disturbance the foreign exchange Up this period
highly probable that the balance due by Europe this
try fully equal several millions by the exports
south and southwest This balance will continue
press exchange and onclina in favor of this side I'll
the import Of foreign goods raise il to par This import has
begun; but like all large commercial II and
easy That has begun evident from the increased activity
the Custom House. and the rise in Treasury notes. which
readily sold at 100, to loei ny accounts from Eng
land the 2ls ul appears that fnancer attribute
the revuson of 1887 entirely the action of the Bank
land in suddenly Withdrawing their credits from the American
trade. This fucuaon in the policy Of the Bank has also
caused dmlRution of in the Of that
try. Such is the opinion in London
From the South The bank bill vetoed
by the Governor OF Louisiana entirely defeated in the Lee
gislaure Every thing isin the wind In New Orleans.
BY from England, the bullion in Bank
nearly flo0o00o0 sterling, O00 Such
has caused the directors deliberate whether they will
allow E4oosco to be exported TO the Continent the
listed States The has already set this way.
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
FRIDAY, March lS-I2 N.
IS U 5 Bank li41 1l4i IS Boa Prov ssaU3
Sta Phenix 99i leo 100 Bost l. Wors 93
255 Del 4 Hud TO- ssl Sc (crip) 90
so Vicksburg 754 30 Stonington sea 2s4
20 Fireman's ms Co 80 Is Utica ia
20 NewYork Jos 81 Canton (scrip) IS
600 Harlnem 49, a All Island IN ISL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

FRIDAY EVENING, March le
Commerce has yet taken for the The ar
bus ness, but HAS yet been attended with results
Cston-rhe business has been extensive the for the
week have been soos bales Of which s5os were
Orleans 8a104 few lots Of fine Mobile have been taken
consumption the qualities request have been
ordinary Sash and middng TO nddng fair sa9 and fine
NJ IL.
loaded almost entirely with cottoEhe ST. Andrew 24h
Havre advcss decline in cotton anticipated conse
quence Of the from NJ York Jan 70 stating a In the
would be furnished less rate; holders were therefore
anxious sell.
ToJsceo-Tbe market continues muck the same our last
for consumption 10 manufactured the demand shipping
principally The sales have been extensive home use
the sales are dul the stock ofbsxes is large.
Transactions, this day.
Cotton, 1909 bales, sIsIot Tobacco $50 hhds Ky Sale
in the price OF all kinds poultry game YET we are
pleased find that beef and there has sghl
decas Some very prime veal has broue high prices
ney and the Pork change The
ha barrel husnesshas revived and brisk trade has been
done for last past: Several shipments have been
sug.-s1 bid. o. 81 asI R..ns2ao sns is rs Issaie5
MiS.-s pp s.: T s.:s ss a sss %
3: 3: 50 aSs: 90 S. bags q
f ns sss s s1' !. s oassSs:.
% sss 3, 40 ,so. ;s To.:eeo-, sI IS. a.!
b.. 100 s'.:.;, $; ; $~ ii s.
sss": y ar..esl., 80 % 'isis, 81
E.ss,s =, Ss.s. = IS" 90 90 iss So 81
wrapping rsper-l2s RS large sire.si.iaa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17
d N II IL u II N Il X

Gireud's Patent Mechn nIcaI Lamps war
ranted.-216 Canal street.
" GtROUD sole Inventor and Manufacturer Of the above
Lamps IN this city, In returning his thanks fer the patronage
respectfully announces that he has just completed great
lection OF the said Lamps, which he offers for sale.
The Carce Lamps and those OF a similar construction,
which are sold In this country liable to many expensive
angemsn from which the Giroud Lamps are entirely
Free inasmuch the pump and mechanism Of the
separate from the reservoir and be cleaned without
dhcuy-whe i impossible 70 clean repair the others
without a perfect knowledge ftheir constructions.
The object OF Mr. Groud in manufacturing Lamps In this
city Is 10 procure material advantage purchasers ave
tons He therefore enabled supply this useful article
the same price as IL bought In Paris
Am0re appropriate ornament for ParlOrs and
mcal for hotel and store keepers cannot be fonnd.
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes, Crystal Lamps Chin.
neys Sken Wick RefecRg Shades and all other materials
necessary for Lamps.
II On the Isl OF May Factory will be removed 10
40 broadway. II is now 2lo Canal ST. ms lmF
0CONGREsS KNIVES.o-By the recent arrivals
~ we have received from the celebrated manufacturers,
JOSH Rodgers Son. Croooke Sons, and Wsstenlolnes
choicest selections Of 2 and blade Pocket Knives i'm
ported into the u. 81 amongst which beautiful
knives gold ssd silver mounted also, fine assortment OF
Cheese Scoops and Champagne Openers ivory handled
Table Cutlery, with and without forks In mahogany cases.
Carves and Steers TO mach Ladies' Companions, and
silver Thinbes LONDON made Ladies' and Genlemens Dress
Common Table and small Cutlery by the package or from
the s,eves British Plate Table ard Dessert Forks Spoons
warranted keep their color Sterling Silver Pearl and ivory
Hsnaled Table Cutlery for private families, good;
large assormentc Of Belt Holster and Dueng Pistols Colts
kepes ting Rifles and Pistols.
Country merchants and retailers small
GkAVELY wREAKs, Astor House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

MORNING AERALD-sHlP NEWS.
roar or NEW YORK MARGINS, no O'CLOCK, ?. NJ
HssA Waer, Ii@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

CIUCULAR-DN. ". MART has removed bis efbce 10
~ - Murray WHERE he will be happy 10 see bis r-nds
To make professions after residence " A~rics
ofry6ve successful prasice thrty Of which
In all tn hospitals IN Eur and
msjo part In The army Daring the whole eamp.,es. IN oil
various complicated Affections that beet the human
debility, and all the delcste and obstinate
plants denomination Of thousands have passed
bis hands in perfect eonvalcccnce nbd treatment and
speedy without The ea interruption of the usual daily
occupation Srct honor and oshdrnce m.y oe relied o.
Hours ~ attendance from 10 A. ~ To sP ~
Wanted good clean Boy TO attend Doctors
O6ce. Inquire 20 Murry 81. mis-lm
- superior article hch be applied o 81
very i6ng expense particularly reconesds itself
the ubr generally admirably cAlcu-
lated Cor bss 1susor botes chsrches bsokng easbs
theatres snd private dwellings or IN fact for any
"A Il desirable doors closed Be seen
asd is = application Explained, a.,
EDWARDS co.'s Tea Warehouse,
mfS.rns % Chatham ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

RQOMy TO LET-wIlh or without Board. Apply at
A MTLLTNER WANTED-One who perfectly
has bad experience in attending Millinery Establish
menl To such eensaa employment will be given. Inquire
al 2o7 Hubs na m153ls
- FOR SALE or LEASE-A house and or
road leading IRON Jamaica TO koekaway aud the road
leading and next adjoining 70 the toll gate and only miles
lately rebuilt enlarged and painted There
large barn and well Of excellent water, and number
ut and other around the house The Situation airy
and from New York. Inquire Of JOHN l. MORTON, ",
- ..FKENCPs HOTEL, NORFOLK,
aence for invads, families wishing TO live quietly,
comfortably and the most reasonable terms Is 10 be found
It yRENCHs HOTEL, Norfolk Va, where The climate
IRE --ghborhcod AID disposed 70 cultivate an sgreea
o'e HOTEL Il located In IN. principal stree, q,
borough of Norfolk and opened first Of May
lat Some idea OF It's convenience be formed from the
fac that cost erection and furnishing upwards Of t60oos
the accommodation single persop parties,
miles and The comforts ola home Be always obtained at
this house The senior partner has for keet prn
The productions Of III. country plenty, and Of
Virginia supply Of mountain fed beef and
nuttos-t oysters univsed excellence Of the
20 be equal 70 that any country
Msder b~irg imported expressly bv the propretors and the
Sherry bv A. Pzmar ESQ, Of Norfolk who recognized
the importer OF first rate article mt surpassed by any
The personal 81 the propreo, ssd tbe< dispo-
ssn 10 please render other
res desirable spot IN which escape The severity
winter, the heat Of summer Amy individuals or families
who should be travelling and through remain At Nor
ment there, by. WIN. DANL. WRENCH.
nj ion olw. Freneh's Hotel Norfolk. Virginia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

u Next Saturday. 7th inst being anniversary OF ST.
Patrick solemn religious festival in hos or OF the dav viii
take place at 81 Packs Cathedral Pon6cal by the
celebrated. = = - - - -
An appropriate discourse will he delivered by the Rev Mr.
Byrne Pastor Of St James Church Service viii
hall past 10 O'Clock.
Immediate ~ after the collection will be
wards aiding the funds Of the Orphan Asylum Prince
This institution where nearly two hundred orphan children
receive their food clothing and educs
Ing on The generosity ofts members and generous pubc
u instituted in 1876 and since period
have met under all cordial ppor rom
their fellow citizens procuring suitable buildings
res of life.
The undersigned Committee, appointed by the Roman Cat
Orphan Asylum sssety for the OF the Frs
val .nd Coee.on beg leave Of those persons
canno conveniently attend the Cathedral ard
aid the OF H Orphans send their donstoss
Reverend Catholic Clergy the Asylum, Prince
and Nett Streets or either OF the subscribers who
thankfully receive whatever sent for the benefit ofthe iss-
tulion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17


viii apply directly the Office OF the Morning Herald and
leave there his adde's will lead something 10 bis
age. nls-sd&w-
~ NEW HAT EsTABLISHMEHT-E
pertinent IL the best Of quality, therefore lei all
those who feel disposed make the experiment OF buy.
Ing one of ROWE L co.'s short mapped plain bea-
vsrs and the result will he person not blinded by
udee that he obtain Hat possessed Of all the esens
requisites Of the costly the reduced price OF ~ Is and
warranted equal sny cold IN the city at - and any
should satisfied after comparing them With those
sold IS money will be reusded snd the Hat received
back.
These Hats warranted fur bodies. and beaver and
trid nsps ROWE CO Hanover 81
between Wall and Beaver SITS oppssite the Exehasge.
mll-ims
WANTED-For young lady recently from Engi.nd, q
w suston 9overnesss respecisble lamiy. She h
thoroughly qualified in Music, French, Paisng
Grammar &c Rsmunerson Is not 80 much the oueci as
comfortable home The uncScepo able references
be given. Address TO G ID. York House, Courtland s.
ml61s
ITO MILIwRIGPTs-Ag coed workman iba, PR
j ecy undrrsapds windmill work, may bear employ
uneut oy applying st The Gas works 18th 81 ~ r.
Also, old Mill Tackle wanted Apply as shove
ml6.3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

I'D afs 3 e %biUN q % no. 20 Broad s. offer fos
brand bogshsads and quarter casks entitled dehenture
Also lew quarter casks Of exquisite Amonteado, Paado
MA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

(,sfst - C~ N.Y. NNqs-For sale ~ erchrsgs
- ssrgs vanity o. pennies Apply st'he es@ o' t"s -
nee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-17

ar LAST GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
BALTIC AXE place on Monday March iSh, at Massaic
Hail. for the Benefit OF the Door and Hat Keeper On which
several fancy dancers will be brought forward The
door will be under e direction Of Mr. Lucas, ho has Kindly
volunteered his services Mr. wssee's splendid Cotoa
Band IL engaged.
Tickets D.. 70 admit gentleman and tive sdes-o be had
- klaS. Eac Ill nnlG 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

WI" c0NTcnd IoT eQUnI tsHIs and The supremacy Of
the laws,
But fellow citizens until ibis investigation is ful
y made and fairly determined, let treat tie e.
lection of the Oh inst, as if we had not been de.
f,aled, and 10 that attitude abide the result.
In the mean time, your State Committee will
take ell proper measures On ;he occasion, and when
the whole facts are known aud the returns rocev-
ed wjli prohsb'y address you more at length.
THos. Il. BuGaowEs. Chm. S, Commttcc
Ilrtusburv Oct - 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
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Iou'f-i s0'I' BY VI Ch'itenden, as 10 to-
ttency o' I.w regulating toe packing and sale %
sAng'esf bF 30 S'"trrol NJ directing tlc f'a-ug-T
90 trP"1 u~ number Of i9A reiHhcalrs pad ne post
gear ay Alr y w-t, ,si. Eco .rpsrf ut i.e ,Np o.
c,-fes maie me past Tt'r in tine military service aud
aisp u.r probable rsprusr or pe year o. come ~ Mr.
ialfs.nas directing 'le com 90 ra aa. canals Co. r.
;, h,,5,.. ..,s IN. .,,.s ,..,,.,, ~,
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Ha, rH,yo8.o,d-Py Mr Fulan, altering terms Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30


Mutual Fire Insurance Co referred to Senators Of Ben
nington Coz by Mr. PIerpoint, in addition to act
regulating The charter!ng Of Banks, referred TO com.
Banks by Mr. Ranney, for the encouragement Of
the growing OF silk IN this state, referred 10 commit
tee on manufactures
Reports-By the com. on Banks bill to re-ch1rter
the Bank of Bennington, with an amendment, substi.
tutpg new bill, which taken up in committee cf
the whole and on motion Of Mr. liubbel laid upon the
table by the com on the udicarya bill altering the
time of holding the supreme in the several coun-
ties named read and ordered TO be engtosscd for third
reading by the com. on education, bill in amend
inen Of an &C, Incorporating the Troy conference A.
cadrmy, without amendment read and passed.
q. ;. ocHMOT-ihe Senate proceeded again 10 ballot
LOT a Senator IN the Congress Of the L States dor
halloung see afternoon proceedings D after the 47th
lallonug the Senate adjourned
HousL-Mr Sleeper called up the resolution fixing
a day for the ad yurnmtnt of both Houses Mr. Wheel
er moved 10 insert the "lst day of Nov next opposed
by Dir Iuwasry, aud the resolution and amendment
were laid on the table
Hl,oianoas- By Nh Hayward Of Addison, relative
10 highway. by Mr Baro, for the preservation OF aoup
y court records from destruction by hre-adoprd by
Mr. Sleeper. dispensing with the reading of the jour
uas-r,rced fby DIR Smith Of Berlin, Inslructng the
judiciary TO report bill. providing that persons
convicted Of capital crimes and sentenced to solitary
canhnemfn' IA hs state prison during life, shall be CIV
lily otad-HdoptCd.
Mr BIaokmer calrd mp the bill to a dish imprison
uent for debt The question being upon the amendment
OF Nr B-ards.-y extending the provisions oi The bill
To- al existing contracts. except such are IN sun
when the act gncs into operation HE am-ndm. NJ
opposed By Mcs-r. Dulng ham mud S4hiu aud sup
ported BY Nj Beardsey when the hour arrived tor
the election Of L Senator, and the hai0tungs were
resumed, with the following results For ba,l1ltings
see afternoon proceedings
On the 10th ballot l,na d,clalCd, Mr. GUndslp with
drew the name o. Mr. fo.eu, aud nominated Hon
Ianon Foot, seconded by Alr Hopkins; aud Mr. "a.
bin nominated don i.mau \ Hen On the liih bal.
20, being d.caTrd ou motion OF Mr Colby the House
Adjourned.
o clock Z VI
srsArr-The halloluog Tor Senator was resumed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

whrn. On motion u NJ, risrpuini, TIE House wa,
informed TIA; the SENATE u. part had elected seq
ainf from tbs State H. tho Congress 81 the 4 X and
Nefe IrHdY % acrt The House complete the election
NJ DOGGY, from the House informed tlr Srna'r that
the iluusr iheir pat elected S.naiaf, and
rsdy 20 untte win the Senate 10 completing The
siscUnn.
Bds- From the House. 10 abolish Imprisonment ior
debt, called up b. Mr. Robinson amendment rejected
when Mr. Iirhsrd moved 10 amend b. adding the pro.
Visions Cd" lhs bail extending he uusrr process ie,d
90 The table ratuE 60 the judiciary, caltd 90 by MI
heo4id the proposition 10 amrnd wtbdrawn, and. on
mniion of Mr. Converse the htll Indefinitely post
R"ned Incorporating The Banninglon Co Mutual
ffe Insurance CO. ordered 10 be sRsfossed for THIRD
reading Adjourned
iiors'-The House resumed baoiting for Senator,
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Prom ne hsu York .9ms5toan
FRAUDS At ELECTIONS.

We have t4Len occasion several uues since TIE
recent elections M reuns, wanna sud Nfa Jer-r,
10 Ufre upon 800. feris the oece-si'y a-c,t'aiu-
ins. sud establishing hy uuaeusablc proof, the va
D. 20. .ar1s.a-l '-gshucs Ubereby-in despair of
obtaining the fes sgppor ~ he pruple-the par
tissRs Of iue administration have dctrauded them
Of lle!r so,us! decision.
. We arc GLAD ia confirm oU, own s1ug' sliur, 90
this head by the high authority Of the Secretary o
State OF ponnsy wants ~ho. A. chairman of lAc
Wig Stale Committee, 30 the subloiued adde's
eEtof,s the " h'gs Of that State Al once TO teke
measures o. invest gsuug and exposing he lruuds
b. which der voice las been o,etpowefed 90 lLe
election Of Gu,ernof
We cannot b3i repeat, us connected with ths
mstler o., spp,ehensions. that tll Ihls violence
srt Gsad are precouccr;ed Ct Washington, end
that there pisu sy siemstcsiiy acted upoa, no.
der orje.s Iu,n head quarters, OF forcing results
where ne deliberate 'o.ce OF iae constituency can
rot be counted opau Heretofore, 90 our mo-i *
lied po.,uea contests, thc ballot box has bceu-
Fnessorshiy, stacy raie-rospeetcd bul u0S %
Would seen. fyoiefs cnouRh oi tac right sert can
rcl be found lhc sanctny oi The box ,t.et Is ,io.
lated osno4iols -all0's are sIthara~u. snd those
tDser 20 c-ief s1asuiu,ee io5 itcm.
b. proportion go 'Le Importance 81 the election
10 his Sisls--po~ the 6rjd # ihe decisive battle
" q 3ftv Dc toe Gtleupis here 81 TIE AduIu
islfsuoa 90 make sure Of e istorabie fesuH. Neuce
independently Ui The interests stlch upon gener
e. Pu'e4p.es. Ss ~ afs.y feel, ihti abe s5use-
psTpeirtioc b yaa B4rcu.sm Do Pesnsy Issu.s 90,
New lerssy shosld be exposed aua lrbuAsa, &c
have syeesi interest 10 ,bi. State 20 see.ag Esa
S.ell.r made OF "a ordsr thsl @s mas se af,
f-.y gstfds0 tgslasi tePetu0n II tUsn here.
LEI ihs iolioslrg sasfess be deliberately sgtu-
ned anc csly eghed
II iAs Frtsss' = Jessyl Rin0.
PtlsS c.iIsai Tbs Gepsrsl EsS,cu sac ,s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

On the result OF the 18th ballot being announced NJ
Root addressed the House expressing his drcdfd pr,
efrnce for Mr. Phelps and requested lbs friends To- with
"id from hunSei thrir support IN the future baiutugs
Ia thus interval also, ss1ge received from The
senate, announcing the election OF Senator on their
pat, Mr. Sahln renewed ihe nomination of IlcInan
Allen, and ba'ioung resumed Ga the 10Th bal
"l ~ an election "as made on the part OF the House
and Nlr Dewey was appointed t. inform the Senate
thereof The Senate Immediately came ia, " hen *
tracts Of the journal Of The houses were read and
the President Of the Senate announced roe election of
the ION SAMUEL PHELPS,
Senator 10 represent thus state the Congress Of the
United States for the Of six years iruln and after
The ith of March next The Senate retred and the
House proceeded with business
communication from the governor, announcing a
vacancy N the Office Of Bnsad.er General "a brigade
"a division. read.
vi Beord-I'y called up The bill abolishing nprison.
ment Tor debt. and moved az amendment prov iding
that IT." act should 60 uto effect On ITS passage. The
FIRST question howrvrr was the first amendment *
tending the bill to all debts and contracts not in suit
NiesSrs Colby aod Fullum opposed the amendment.
when VII Inwnsley moved 10 dismiss the bill This
motion was supported by Mr. Goodale opposed nv MIR
field Of W, and Withdrawn. Mr. Dillingham; opposed
The amendment, followed by Mr. Bluckmer who very
any sustained the bill generally, and maintained the
constitutional right of the House extend the bill TO
all contracts now IN force Mr. Goodale replied Mr.
lownsley moved to lay the bill on the tube-suppot.
ted by Messrs Field Of Springfield and Dewey and
carried
NJ hsss,ngs .SiIofyced resolution for a Joint as.
sembsy % Thsssaf morning nrzt..o s!eel bG gader
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
81. foRk gLGc RIOS.

The -,taas .fihs l@ectiars ~ Other Sit'r'
49, efoda,ins be - Is ,aett uPaa ile Nhes 81
kss faft. Eisry iad,sidail 80 i seea the great
e. secess,s - hs pefsousl esenin- sa3 TOE great
% ipy. iisose II acfouad his time $50 eAeH'ng
.htto.sf u c .sa-c 10 pers~fsss ~ promote Zee
sisg - aad sa,uisiu che ssccndaurg ~ ~hig
puatt. ZEE ia ihe Etbpt' state. Aod $50 locking
atfos5 tAtass a ihe bis'e. &c see nothing go Gle
oo.,tge laf haprs--nolhug 20 sampeo oef a'd'r
.a1 -sltiag io 2fOcpi g'vu"us and s-''es'''.
tessh. Toe sh,gs Of Nta Notk afe knh togeiA
,sraa 6rH ,esaio,ion. lo,y caase, aoI ,i,d
recollection u the 5fa "a laccsts ~ GOV iast cam-
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