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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

Nanoluu9, erIe9te eI'Ee 9rrbe Nutre9ul19 III
Gng!an0. Gle SrrD6ilIger III VcllOUu UNI
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II rle Observation-Disclosures Der 9tc9erNu9 oe.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

ebeu 1o Id,neu AT, ais Die 8auf> Oemrtraten
lIe Qu6bieleu. GnoIit aber tpuroen olele
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1ebten Nemrt;ateu cen 0lamen 2cco 6cccs
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13

ye(ebe CUR Sncorporlrmy fol5encer SirAen
nno reIl9lDler 9e1eudjaft ften:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

lose AS they in minority, and if the banks should
return specie payments successfully they have all
gain Mr.. Barnards bill to authorize the banks to pur-
chase and receive foreg bank bills Of all denominations
to be sent home for redemption will protect lnsti
tutons against the Eastern banks. If the people
only hold out till the resumption. they will be in bet
ter condition than il small be issued for il is evil
dent that any relaxation in the of the
banks will only be followed by proportionatey
contraction. To the merchants, small de-
sirable. They want regularity in the currency and
an exemption from the present against the banks
From all that can gather, am fully OF the opinion that
the passage OF general bank law is all that is
sary for the development of resources provided
the suspension left untouched The banks seeing
their fate will prepare it. Some will fall no
doubt; probably three four. The rest will ride tr
umphantly through the storm. But if the people will
have small paper currency redeemable redeem
able let them have IT, While the currency is made
the field wherein politicians and seek food
shall always be cursed with insecurity in the Of
capital
The speaker announced today the committees. Mr.
Willis Hall is chairman of the committee banks, and
Mr.. Ogden of that the Judiciary Notice was given
today of bill be brough in reduce the of in
terest on debts due to specie paying banks Such
a measure will never pass. The Senate waiting
the action of the House. They ordered bill this
name of 1t. Alex. Slide, Of the u. s. Navy TO A. S.
in the way of property. will endcavor give you
morrow sort of review of the weeks labors, and
sketch Of the debate today upon the motion Mr.. Mann
TO allow the speaker the right debate in his place
points of order This was refused to him by his own
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
NO n r.; y "a A AZ n r. r.

MONDAY Jan. y II NJ
Stocks opened this morning rather reduced prices rem
the closing quotations OF last week.
The debate IN the House Of Assembly, upon the small
bl esctes attention There be little doubt
that will pas. Its effect Is thought by some, will be to
protsct specie payments creating Increased c cuson
Others that will have all the good which plenty Of small
change Affords without affecting spee payments At all u
WI play the deuce will Eas money, and drive from
The market
Much interesting IN relation to the banks, VII be
und in letter from Albany correspondent Brousta IN
be news columns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
no. 1872.
LIVERPOOL ANT NEW YORK COM
MERClAL LINE PACKETs.
N,s Nys III
REGULAR COMMUNIC

hT6I LAX COMMUNICATIONS
W Kemttancrs and drafts freight passage 10 and
from Great Britain and Ireand-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate friends
and the puDheg cneray that they
gements with them for the bringing families
ahd friends by the early spring stps-the which, will
commence running from Liverpool February 1888,
and will continue 20 to regularly every week
aordng 10 emgrants the desirable eligible convey
they can have.
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having heretofore been and OF complaint,
the subscribers DESTROYS the despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool effect the Berma-
establishment OF such regulations their days sailing
will give entire satisfaction to shppersand further in
ducemen for them TO give preference their Line all
transient vessels shall invariably
sail The appointed day full tall take freight
when opposed any transient such will
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience o their passen
LIVERPOOL of the first cass-Tunning regularly
day from the different ports Of Ireland and Scotland
convenience OF importance those residing the out
ports.
In relation remtances, their drafts and the
Royal Bank Of Ireland are paid Il sight free OF discount
charge III province and countyb sides in the inland
towns answering the Bank OF ireland notes,
aconvenience only by this establishment
Their drafts we'll passage be forwarded by
the regular packets sailing the 1t, sh 10Th, and oath Of
each month in the Those residing in the country
address bs letters, pos paid which will be- punctuay
tended to- Further particulars be ascertaned appca
loa al 3s4 Pearl street, New York
d2o SIN ROCHE BROTHERS d co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

not be safe TO do 30. The Navy Island cannen de-
molsh every morning the breastworks that McNab
attempts TO erect in the night. These hints from an
authentic source wi enable your readers to judge of
the real state of things on the frontier. If our gov
eminent does interfere and put stop to this open
abetting of the revolutlonsts war is certain with
England
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

LOWER CASADA.-The Montreal Gazette Of the I'd
ton of general and preserve
neutrality The Constitution Association Of Montreal
still and still that confidence can be placed
in the loyalty Of the French Canadians, and that to
make Lower Canada British province in fact rs well
in reunion Of the CdHadas Is Indispensable
The report OF the Committee Of the Association says,
speaking Of the French Canadians While the full ex.
ercse Of their religious worship, the complete enjoy.
Of their French civil law the undisurbed use Of
their native language, and perfect immunity from taxa
ton, the entire control the provincial legislation
and the redress Of every pretended theoretical grev.
'snce, conjoned to render the French inhabitants Of
Lower Canada the most favored portion OF her Msjes
ty subjects the real and substantial wrosgs Of the Br
tish inhabitants Of this province remain neglected and
unredressed."
The following is an extract Of letter received in this
city from Quebec
QuEsEc, Dec. 18th.
Yesterday, Dec 18th, the first Of the troops from
Halifax arrived II was fine sight, the day was fine
and scarcely piece of ice on the river. All the
different corps were drawn up on the whsrves. On
their touching the shore the military bands struck up
God save the Queen" when all the old country
people gave three times three l was near few Ca
nadans, but they did not take off Their caps. | re-
ally had no idea there had been such number Of
volunteers, and they made very fine appearance
am sure the Canadians had sore hearts, as they
have new no chance. Almost every old country
man IS in arms against them. They bSd no real
cause OF complaint as pay no taxes hsFe save 2s.
Sd. year road money, and that Is never demanded
If you choose 10 90 out and repair he roads And
the impost duty very light, "A per cent on British
goods. SO you see we have httc real cause of com
plant.
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Theatres.-sArunpAY EVENING. Jan. 6.

PARK THEATRE.-On Saturday evening the COM
oined attractions Of Mr.. Forrest and Madame Lee
comte hled the pit and drew fair spnnking of COM
pany TO the boxes 1t is far more pleasant to praise
nan 10 condemn. We are happy TO be able to praise.
Mr. Forrest played Metamora well He played il as
ne can play decamatory characters in which force
rather than intellect is required. He played It, IN
snort as ne cannot play Shakcspeare-to the salts.
faction of all who saw him.
After the play Madame Lecomte danced pas de
aear with Chekinl. II was chiefly distinguished for
ner mastery plrouette. Chekin is d good dancer as
far as his steps go. But it is the graceful and easy
carnage of the body that constitutes the poetry Of
dancing. This is Taglioni's charm. There is very
little force in her dancing, and less display bat there
IS such exquisite grace in her performances that per-
ormances they seem scarcely 10 be- and one imagine
that the light, airy, floating motion in which she is
waited before were by some gentle zephyr, is
one IN and TO which she was born.
After the dance "My Neighbours Wife" one of the
most comcal of all modern larces, was played. The
aud seemed delighted, and SO we suppose we
ought not 10 be critical. But for the delight of the
audience the plot commands it, and we are bound 10
say that IN no one instance was part made so pro-
minent as It might be and as II has been. Miss
Cushman as my nelghbors wife wanted that sprlght-
liness infused into il by Miss Taylor its original
preventative and which made the part so charming
We were surprised that Placlde could make SO little
of SO prominent part Mr.. Smith. We wish that he
could have seen Bentley. Fishers Brown was upon
par with Pacide's Smith, and Mason's Somerton
made love with gravity and GOODNESS that would not
have created flame in any bosom. The piece, how
ever as said before gave great delight to the audi
ence. The entertainments concluded with the Tomb
scene from Robert the Devil" In this Madame
Lecomte was the thing itself. Her nbbess is splen
did performance. Had she appeared in this country
as La Bayadere we think her success would have
been equivocal but there is dancer on this side the
water and only one on the other (Huberle) who could
look and play Helena as she does. The music of this
scene one of Meyerbeers chef dGnrresis alone worth
the price of admission 1t is singulary wild and un-
earthly
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purpose for some time. She acquitted herself very
uecenIy but will give more particular account of
TINS affair IN my next soiySes to be given tonight,
ooy an ex Mayor of this city, which shall attend
Inc parties have commenced, and will be followed
up for some months.
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HERDMAN KEENANS
III iii III III

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICES,
CABIN Cabin Seerage passengers, and from
Great Britain and Ireland via Liverpool 81 and log south
Street, New York.
that in order extend their business and give satisfaction a
the the firm will leave here
for Liverpool the 10th OF January 1888 and visit the several
places of Great Britain and Ireland for the OF
gagag of standing and responsibility agents for
the If drafts forwarding who may be
engaged by their friends esdng this side OF the Atlantis
Those wishing the passage for their friends remit
them the for that purpose requested give this Inns
trial. depend that exeen will be used
the Of the subscribers their the selection %
first class ships and punctual OF drafts Gc -
well render and all those who
bark their line and all when the passengers decline
coming will returned the from whom
received Persons returning the old country
have their secured by the regular line Of packet ships
sailing Liverpool weekly London 10Th and 2ot
OF each month For further particulars apply address by
letter, post paid To lHERDMAN & KEENAN,
o4-Jmv and a.
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out the crack in this miserable affair." to ascertain if
there is any sound left. $4,000 has been appropria-
tedfor new bell, warranted TO last one year. plan
has been proposed TO substitute long rod Of Steel
tapering al one end to be suspended by the small end
and to be struck by mufiled hammer Try il!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

Ia EXCHANGE ON THE ROYAL BANK
<YY8 OF IRELAND.-Pcrsons sending money 10 theix
friends Ia Ireland Scotland England be weekly
accommodated with drafts oil ireland,
sight, In the different inland In England Ireland Scot
land and Wales Those residing In the country sesd their
money by 1.-THE letter post pad) which win be punctusy
attended to, and arecep returned for the Office $50
Pearl street.. ROCHE BROTHERS 4 CO.
o5-3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

The 81. Louis Bulletin is expressing alarm at the
of Indians in the west.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

CRY WATcH.-We call the attention of the proper
authorities TO the negligence and remissness Of our
city watch. For the last two nights Broadway about
midnight has been one scene of rude comnoton, {"
and Waterman cannot be found on his post to pre-
serve the peace. They are the best paid and worst
performing worthless which the city is cursed with
Look &c it, and reform il!