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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

gots'nmrr n the Unaed sgsiss. who ss.,.ns. "a A.
'fr n'esi irtntit esg1siaa tnwsfrs Great R,tt,ie
- 'of'ofnc io can uPea ue lessi iahahitsni. 81 s,
A"Aes " pfrpsfe e. deferd 30 atn,s tseif lesitu,o.
uff lanli's. end thrif hsurs bai The fseut Cover.
~ now cnncevfs hat She iinl- ha. ,o.r hon IA ,h
"'laaiia Tier NseE'rs ioyt people g. s,sk the con.
f'fHe's 81 hhufe on The psf; ~ ir most fisndiy
r"'einmrni - prsscrve pescesbje relation, To-
"Sia' itfc colonies ard therefore iot the paroe az
preventing iho approximations vhch might nstnrsir
Use among rcactshr population in the vicinity az a
FaFaclous enemy. he Ltuientni Governor j, Induced
70 ea oui once mere petition q the esant r,ii, II
Viper 1ansda a. volunteer force 10 the iull conf
Srne" and certainty ,hsi She wicked and ICES
~ INC public opcmy Nil be rt ey rafrtspeudinr *
b'tion "i thc lotsi snd gaiisu fr.l.ps which has al
"afs distinguished Jrpef Cansds Wicn snesrrd IN
'@tpaf wstas vel as hen threatened with aggression
tofl p rates and irrands
lb- irnir0a1i Governor a.' thrfefarc flrasiih b.
sue ofi'fa 81 some dsungu,sbcd ucrfo go call out
per'on 90 tAc militia Of ins province
~" Lieut. Governor assures tie loyal Inhabitants Of
i" province. That De BE- IN flt possess OF ;e
~ ih" enemy, wha have uemIuslg many ainonr them
Nho nave d. fnrcouon tbetr allegiance lo Her Naies
'r ~ Their duty 90 their Cansdrn brethren and only
spear 90 'hc mnks &C le braarat Of present. 10 save
'h.m'c'FrF ff'ru insult and violence
BY command of HE Et-tl'enry,
SIR George Arthur
RICHARD BULLOCK
hditt General. Militia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

81, iIh or ihh1 1'f. V'HE Hon the Probate
huiaHa County. 1 Count af the d. ,tr.ei "
hlt4hd
Hn Inr'farrHi pufportng % DO the last viii and Us
""'Hl o. ramu'I Newton, air ~ Clarendon 90 sad
lfaa1's
% ia ordered by ssi Court that DO persons concern.
ea therein ts notified 20 sppear .foa n aid osft
20 or t'.1rn "a ROLAND rn ta~ .t Gay of Noysmbef
instant. end sb-a esose % any tfty r.y rs.e ay.,n,,
ibe Probate 81 saii wti f4f a<ch 20 fIrisr order
90 that copy 0f ihe record or th order b. pub ssd
fte wesas uuee s'sF iu ice Rutland Ilefsd prin,ei
90 Rutland sf f5uu Gel tasy be-
Dapd a. kuUaad taa! oih dsv ~ Nsy 4 ID isfa
% !OWsLEE, hsyslo
H1s c9py ~ ircofo 80
a. Is TDWgLEE. Eegts,sy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
Tanning Willis.

TUE annually increasing domaud for this Nsch a.
aud The great nuniher already 80 opctetion, sre
spWriei proof OF s mctt. Il cleans peas, bruts aud
every KIND 81 gram to perfection separating them not
Only from the chah hp from every kind Of ioui seed
For sa" 10y tue sIt.orbrr at h. shop. East Rutland 4:
also 10y hfers Bout q Mason, who prepared 10 rn
'wer any call which may be made upon them NJ their
Store 90 EsN RutlanI village 10 whom Cor rtthor
P'r'io'tllr.. application can be made
~ Wrc -iavIng and Stoves for Fanuing MnI. snot
Nliil', s.. constantly f,r sale" shdI. COTTlNG.
East Rpuanl. o. - 1927. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
BRIGHTON aIAnKET--Moudny. Oct. %.

Al marken, 1850 Beef Cattle 100 stores 400 Sheep.
and goo SWIuo. -
Pmcrs BeJ Ca,He-oa last weeks quc,q,,ons were
luy sustained We quote the first quality DO,
End quality tJ 81, 30 qupltty > 15 al 3D.
BapcH'ng CaHic-Aic.s q 10 NJ. | D 10 50.
Sioie5-Nc continue our former quotations va ycatI.
inss 80 II two year old 10 ~ three year old -
80.
Sh'ep-Dull-and former prices hardly sustained. We
quot" lots a. 81, 80, ~ -, 3d. 1J SO aud . O.
STtne-I.as TO pc Idle sold I g for S,,Ns
and "a ~ Tor liafro"s. At relnIl, o ~ A lew
hundred SWINE uusod.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

gle man. belonging Go tfls town. made en- at.e,nr g.,
destroy hus' ID iat week Friday Boy toe d..-h,ry-
~ bullet through bis head tun an Old pistol hsrfc p
ih"neh the charge entered las h-ad hetatsn his eyes
n"u 10 u'"'''s@ lodged there, yet be still living Co.
lAe asl"nrhmcnt Of medical and ali other G,la "a he
have seen BIN The particular cause ~ Lirh led 10 this
ae' 10 ho' known, unraa 1t was iutcmpctnnce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
NEW ESTAIsEIESIE-
HEENI.

l4E -Y'vcnhsf Doe fps>ssiy s.,shlisteds oew Nee,
'.sfse'. obr '.oaf soutb 81 fLr Epaeeg a gtu,cb
.H ~ isnl tuf' flbsf wlsfe hs nsfffs us,s'f hst
- Pee sfii+7rfy ufrgrT. and sttentn ~ 90 ,utips,,
ne ~ rresif- ths O. r.s,s 81 nof osgy fht d, IA 80,
PIE ri iis iowa, cot tei1fY whore IT, es Ists, "a
tsep ~ b-i,i sspuiY 81 god So vhlesfae meal N
every ea'she sli 30 tc @asr,ry. st ,, ci fAr Ues-
n'n iafsI. eel 'se ls' '4sassiss' o. aIa.-a ~
atsi - ibe hsn1fel.
r, LYTA" USHER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

''g'teb'e Noss'ty ~ Mr. joel Gilcft OF Cls-enaon b,s
prsfnlca ~ wlh cluster oi Cabbage fs,.ei ga b-
la'm o' Judge strong ,u that town rfoe,ranr ais o
pant "ht'n " ''aueh 90 s'tontsh Ibc asDve. The
nuutrr ui regular l1rled heads is fl-,.,s f ,rn r
Nh'th is nrf'y 81 .,. ass ,nuk paH when stunned
"l as loof' leaves DE Other hraQa str su.aU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
4PPOL.4S GRISIrOLDg Es7.4Yp.
sIaTE or IERuoNT} 'pE it Remembered,
b"irtd n Kal,a %, - Dot al d ,pse,si Pro-

SIAIE or jERNONTl 'rsE IT Remembered,
b"trc r. haaud e., - dot 81 81 spee,si Pro-
bs'e Court held s ii,4nd n sa4I d.toot. thn - day
OF November, 1885,
Pro'ort " HAM Judge
~ instrument pup1Ttirg 10 bc tl- ast will and ssia.
mrHt "i Ar1.1f Gf.vaI tate Of I,sUlutfoyI "a sad
District deceased. being presented 90 the Court here Ly
, Us "uswo.d tho Executor ta-ran named tor pro.
u IS ordered Toy s7i Court That all persons ncerned
therein, bs notified o. appear at Session Of .b9 Cguf,
9" D" holden 90 i!uiiaud tlie .. Iay oil
l-' aud sbrw c7usr a.s they may haze against the
ii"oo'e 81 sit wiI jar hrd purpase 81 s luther or.
deffd ibata copy oi i~ record ~ he order bs sh.
cd three wects surrrHtvriy iu tho Rutland Herald
PriHled OF B1ll1ud soon as may 30
II 7DB5LEE, R,gister.
tfae cops Of record
fo' ~ q TgWsLEE. Reriafr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
Ao,s,aul Gsusrals Onee, J
Toronto, 80 Oci9lef, i-3-


H., EIssusuey the LeairHasl Cossrnor has rr-esv-
% certain nfofaton tst ~ extensive couspracg hss
bFen formed, - NUMEROUS uEpUncips ed ard lap@claus
ihhsbitsnis Il the nvighb0rug fnsud'y sisies, Na
vlcu force upon THE Province ihe domination ~ the
Sad esnspiaiots ard 10 the oysi irhahtiuis 81
iss. ffo'iHes wih lavlsn VA PlsHesr sne esfaslh'
llon.
TIE lisuisnsni GnEstnai, IN anticipation n a. ace
sass sIsiAoa u force And activity On he Tsg Of us
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

This may cerh Tia, have used two bottle. or t,i.
srcei 90 my family upon female patient having
hd cough and i~aftul appearances nf approaching CON
sumption and find that the patient has experienced
essential relief aud there Is very Gathering prospect
OF an tilretual cure of long standing cough
HIRAM BAILEY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06


+O 't''f 80. f'f'ts 1"
eutou'sgF ne FfoNlh ~ tN1- paced fcchaucf-
ing tie RUak - Caleornis. the questtan br,oe
,.r..n tAe tkttf ,r.E.r- II, Sell. NJ. 1900. 2
| F''''
''f''"' ~ 'FF'-''"" 81" 'tNAf' ""'fH 60 eneno.
ttt'. Etipf ihc qUtslon sat ,sArn ibs Senate
Aft.utr,d
liortr-Hf AasnF Of g. J called Up lie rrsolo.
uon ioT oaF q Adjournment TUESDAY morning, the
On Nef 81 . III was tSrd upon aud the resolution
teaPied
Llf ts@eaaSta-B y Mr. ChiiicHdrn. providing fof
n.s'u,s' q ssit' ofdeftd 10 20 reading
Hy W. hesiorrf. frpesiine the ui'' = act of -2~
referred % cnfntn iiHc uiitsff sGsfs From ftf
Srns'r f'Psa1Fg ntlisty aci % OF 80. I-7 ltisff.
80 g. Jad'etHty eDin
NJ loHns.fr tailed Up tie ll 10 .rcofqofate thr
btHk of htsicHs'o. fl. red sHndry amendments mo
Che tas b nsdc tac tptclsl order far tIs -f.
hofH
TIE tnrfetse4 hil. frialigr g. corporations coming
%. motion ~ Sir lci,d ct N the order t.r tb.
thiII reading Vas rscousidertd snd tb, Lid ,s. r,,
mlicd
The morning hour having passed is i.t,.c rrs-t,,t
consideration OF tte M4a,scI cr b,1t b,s tr q,.,,,
ru. being on the Alntndfs. nt oi tir B,af..,ey NJ
Nicer concluded his truarks. g iinued ty Mr. re.s n
W 10 reply Nt B.sckn,t bfi,Hy oet...i iI. ,,,,sr.i
nrn's The grounds taat ihc provision q faed fo m
seH'E TO ihr siii holders Inst Is At stood tcfata the
h,.,' .. - '"D".' auo '"at is iehaourY-h
'- re ~ 'S ".t,iI "A' To prevent Zoe
'.,tm'S. 49,. r.t 81 ''1s""l @' 's'' '1r
- '' "''" N'"," 'iif he'P WHO
enc 9"ngt' 70 ee' rd ct ihch unp'oauc''e pfnpFr"
I' 1880 i'l'eN 'na' 'ne treasurer Would not r.
~ E.,s ~ DF'ogN'1e properly M Hastings
~" va Ds"') az, OPP SEQ Ne amendment az
.'g a., Jug -'''l'''' Ni"eh i"e people now
- az" ,,''I' SuPPs'"R 10 any degree 'he deli
,.ru.' '"v Sis'1se'rh wee continued by Messts
ppgHff",VV '1NSl''' raw .'ies 1n1 l"PNin'. hii
~ 80 a. ~. W 'uu'" oa o, 'hr house agreed o.
~" 30 httf"''H Ahr"''u 90 N'it names, when lur
tner proee,ahe' ~ NE can OF The House were suspcu
u.u, ahu 'le i"'s'"h "as put On Tire amendments 81
ht h'AIos''t utqNui"I BONES 81 mortgages TO the
smouh' OF 'hs s'5'A lH,d 'n' NC before the cues
Won was put MI ey sa'd That II tbs amendment
were auop'eui announcer "'u9 De offered, placing lhe
oAhh under the operation - TIE safety fund act On
zoe amendment ,h'fe were ayes lp2, noes !VJso The
amendment was lost Adl
SFxArr . o'clock T. NJ E.fs-B y N, sa,.s loo,
ting The public huiiainr. Ia iH. county of FranL!ir
read twice and referred Il, 81. ic,t cam, 81 ,L,, h,
Mr. Harvard rrl7ttns +, elections which ,y.s reaS
twice and reierffn L" CON. .r, ..e,tI,ns
Pcpo,ts-IIy Mr Sstn of fla. s.l,ct -ot, ,o "a hon,
va. teC-t5.d Inc n,cpofi,l ,t The n Pc s;,,, "
written rr,o, in .yor of co,,r.,s al n,,,,s 10, ,
settlement of national dsnni,s and iLe ,0,,su, az the
priucipies oil mace The rruort wa. rad and ,,bn Mr.
Converse moved that the fepott with he accomp,ny
resolutions be indefinitely postponed Mr. Kuiridye
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
Upper Canada.

The follow ng proclsmsilon, order. h,s bern ssu-
81 hy Coy ArikuF. a! Upper CaHaca. 20 consfqn
og tie Of irssA Disturbances being e"nir-
platon 81 The ftbt. aal those 0 "tympataisc wllh
Them
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SmEEP's PELTs.

NSYANFED IN exchange Cor goods quaosiiy Of
~ Sleel. Pets Inusc who have them on hand
wall DO well 20 call un the subscriber.
JOHN STRONG.
I,uHaol, oct 81. 1888 A.
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gJ'sWGS0r .zoaey

Fs(EcENED IN ptymro' FOR G,oI- Mt ve.y low
80 prices. Those who my have % will rr,,e cali
Of ny -io,e. JOIN oTROEG.
IItlbnI. O o. 90. lpge 4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
MARRIED..

In this town, on the 81 ut by Rev Mr. Haynes, Mr.
John Downs, 10 Miss Miriam kcyes
In Shrewsbury on the 29th uit by the Rev Mr. llud.
son, Mr. Asa Clark, To- Miss Laurenzl Hayward all of
that place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

nave tih'fl lN 3.iet ni
Fousth District Congressional Election.
u hhrly Necessary 20 say ihA, ulc Wings Of Yer.
mont have deep interest la the result Of the pproerb.
ing election of Member OF Congress DO ih.s u strict
The integrity and the honor Of the state Is Involved n
H. Vermont has ever sustained high reputation for
stability and uprgbtness Der poca. COURSE aud hcr
glory and good fans mus. not be taushcd by any WY
warducss in the election OF a member 10 Congress in
The iih District. Her true aud well trird Democratic
Wing principles should sc as stable q, her mountain.
No local personal considerations must tempt her pat
ro'o anj intelligent to be swcrycd from their du.
" ifeemen
But We cannot conceal the fac, that the mis-u lcd
followers OF the present administration, both at houc
AMI abroad, are making use Of every device in their
powcit TO eject the election of man his district
pledged to support the sub treasury project the specie
humbug and other which 90 to oppress the
people deprive them Of their rights rud eNat aud
tain the office holders the administration Of Martin
Van Buren,.
Ii must be fresh in the r-emary of readers that
Mr. Van Buren, stands pledged help rlvei the ch,ns
Of Slavery" eternaly upon three tour Millions Of hp
man beings IN our country what pure democracy to
oonoedc away the great national domain the public
lands, worth 800 milIuns) 10 the states which they
nre located, 10 crush the state bank institutions and
thereby parailyze national industry, aud national
and state cnerpriseto give the sole control of the
purse strings Of the to the executive yesting
ALL POWER IN ONE MAN, over the treasury, the
civi! and military department oil this most ie ariu
state of things under the appeation Of democracy
And II be that the republicans, old democrat
&c ienGs Of S0- to- lG, who sustained the democracy
Of the Stale aud nation through the War struggle Of
those days and who sustained aud listened 10 the
els Of the Gaushas, the Ohns, the Mallorys and the
Chascs, and fought shoulder 10 shoulder with and
them tor years should be seduced from their attach
ments 10 the principles embibed by them ne 10 enlist
under banner which has nothing give it celebrity
but name nothing TO give 1t dignity but the hUie nan
who considered 1t glory enough to under An
drew Jackson, nothing to give II renown but desola-
ton and confusion resulting from "eHPermsnts' and
the "spolls' OF victory Heaven forbid that portion
Of unsuled hills and yaliies should be furnished By
such posture Of affairs No it cannot be so.
The followers Of Van Buren, may dssembIe and boas,
much Of they please about what they going to
effect At thus election, but they Will End lhey have spent
their breath and their pains Tor noughl The Wings OF
the Fourth District have only 10 aud aily under
the Wing banner and their efforts viii them the
victory.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

Massacbusslts sieeual tAkes.plsos Monday next. We
can hardly ooueetuFs Nbsihrf iocaioeoIssa All get
much fooihod o. not hat STATE II hey 60 guess
b ~..l - d,'ioc.se scs.n Tuy sosa.
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VAN'ErtrD


~, II 81 offer. for aA-EsIlA 50
Cfta IL 81 s.l@ her MAN @tei 4ns1ySs
EerI-E SOY HOUSE WI FafY
,us-- al-a.1' connected con- .s-l~s.sss.- s..jl5S
'nn1 about clrs"o ucrc'. Il n beautifully ,iiuatcd in
iho '',.as" Of Es Rutland Tho lIouso. with tho cot.
h'n-s ruI anl attached form ono OF the most ts,i,
ah'" fccl CO. i1r private iomly, ,o be- found ia th,,
NrltiN' cett VA! O' gwen lot the purchase money
Il dositol.
Application 'er erm' NJ Sale may he msic to Luther
pahi. '., l.9, of Rutland George 3 Greene Of w md
'or' or the subscriber 90 The premises,
1. l., TEMPLE,
i''''''' '"'.' I"5i. 40 lnlw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

bi' nov 'le5sd b' covefaof and cose'csso,a BY 7so
Whg gam 2.ao8
i'ou''iara has redoemed bsfsrlf and Fsinrd about,
lop1 soce the Ffrsidsb,si lection
Al'''ssipP hss slso rsnifstsj d,slu.i 81 thc par
y wh.rh nisgsreras the county aud be-, ta,lea %
bout 40
oho, this nsble "Qaecu ofthe wcs," hasls,sl, A,en
sdSfod by 'hs tsrtrrs oeuocos And BY some meg c or
o'bcf has shot ahead 81 Tho Wings. IN tie election of
Governor, sod Neeiec meiou'y Of tie membcrs If
Cpngrsss-ll 70 8 The Wings have lest rastlsrs
o. Congress IN ts stale ard 10 he papohf yois base
Us, about 10000 since ihc Presidential canvass
10 THIS isst State tic loco f,co. have d4ns wonders
sud t.rg are welcome g. maize the uost ct ID sud
whtn The Wings hsyc sccccdrd go ihru all tbt grry''
they c1,u 90 The c'ualrila OHIO they stop there
They do oct oonoede ihat n national point g WOW
they have aHy ding 60 etln shout ia another election
du'ng o." ia'i year But iAa uiumYha have s been
on the side n hs Wings. except 90 Maine rruuryl
wanna and Maryland .in tte Two l.,ei neither party
have much io boast o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06

100 OTTER, North Sea Seal Eo,ra, MusLrat and
w HAIR Seal cars, Of the latts, style ,u-, re-
oeved aud Tor sale hy BURT NMASON
Rutland Nov e.. Is3a -lG
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tPiCHdtd cloths.
pUAT q MASON

'rfANE '.ie Extra sup,rdne Black. Bloc Hack.
IL t1e. ir,.vilc Grcsn. SNUFF snI Dab Broad
..s1. auJ warranted lo be dyed 10 thc wool. and
much fupeos 60 Nuy H.o o.s Usually oid ia the eouu
uy.
--.gIyD--
G rrnHn Cloths of ,ar.ou. Cll.ts AMI nults, Pilot
il.Ii-. e ae'i1icfr' Rni rrNnr'it az
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LynLlF pINN.FTITC ~

p. : y. 1919 z ~. -. -. - J. ).
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RUTLAND HER
RUTLAND. VT.

TUESDAY EyENINc, NOVEMBER G, 1888.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-01

COMMUNICATIONS.
SUB-TREASURY--SP DEPOSITE
sCHEME--sTATE DEPOsITE BANKS
AND TREASURY NOTES.
NO. XIII.

To Me Publisher Of he 1Eadisoaian
With the affairs of any private individual, or with
thepryate affairs of any public functionary hold,
that no one whatever has any RICH. to meddle But
with all public officers, connected with their official
duties, do maintain, every individual in the whole
nation is concerned, and any one has an undoubted
right to criticise acts of that character.
1t gives me no pleasure to exhibit the official acts
of any public ofcerin such light as to cause him
either modification or pain; yet If they suscep-
tbe OF such exposition the fault is not NINE but his
The public acts of all public officers are not their
own, but belong to their country. To their coun-
try aud its citizens must they be held amenabe for
all acts of that character.
This declaration Of the principles which ever
have, and ever will be guided by, have thought
proper to make lest some might b. so uncharitabe
attribute to Inc, motives for my that never
had existence. | am stimulated in what have
dertaken, from no other consideration, than that of
public good; and while remain impressed with the
belief that can aid in promoting that object by my
labors, no consideration shall operate 10 deter
check me in my endeavors.
In my last number | did not hesitate TO attribute
the catastrophe which beie the country in May last
mainly to the mismanagement of the public finances
for some time previous. The facts which |
referred TO- must think satisfy any candid mind,
that they sustained in the position then assumed
In addition to asserting that, l maintain that the
manner in which the great fiscal department of the
government and of the nation has been conducted
since the suspension of specie payments by the banks
has been such, as furnishes most incontroverble
evidence of an entire absence of sound judgment,
sound discretion, sagacious observation and fnan-
ciaE skill.
In making such assertions consider am obliged
to sustain them by some proof That will under
take TO do.
| The selection of the Brooklyn Bank referred
10 in my last as one uncalled for in the execution of
the act of Congress and as being made under mere
| prctc.u only.
must advert again to this bank, for the purpose
of sustaining me in the position have now taken.
ltappears by official report made by the Secreta-
ry ofthe Treasury To the House of Representatives,
dated 9TH December 1887, that this bank was one of
six, which were continued as dcpositcbanks"
From all the circumstances can gather am led
to suppose, the Secretary looked on this bank as
specie paying bank and in consequence continued
a deposite blnk, and directed the specie funds de-
rived from the collection of the public 10 be
deposited in it.
From official tables, make the following state
ment exhibiting the condition of this bank at the re-
| spective dates, and under the heads given as fol-
| lows, viz
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-01
Fran the ~ York Euening Star.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Eight days Later-By the London packet ship Phila-
deiphid.
CANADA-The London Times says that Francis
B Head was compelled 10 resign-that he is the
viour OF Canada, and this is his reward from tempo
rizing ministry, whose imbecilty and that Of their
deputy Lord GoSford, is the occasion Of all the
troubles
In the disturbances at Goltingen three of the stu
dents were killed and eight severely wounded by
the troop that charged on them. This commoton
was caused by the royal decFee dischargng the pro-
feSSorS
LoSDoN MoNEY MARKET, Dec. 25,--Much excite
ment prevailed-consos opened al SO, but the rnsh
Of BUYERS soon lowered The price to 81 So "a,
thence to % "a Bank stock l0i. An impression
prevailed that Canada would separate herself
Merchants BY their correspondence knew there was
nothing 10 fear
A gale of unusal violence at London on the 10th
extnguished the lamps in several streets, and IN
rooted several houses. In the interior much damage
was done and the Mersey and other streams were
overhown
On account Of the Canada affairs, parliament, at
the request Of Lord Russell was reasSemble the
10th of January instead Of Fl bruary /.
Lord Russell stated in parliament Dec. ed that
Lord GostoTd had expressed wish TO resign, be-
cause reconciliation with Canada was impossible
In consequence Of which full powers had been sent
to Sir John Colbornc temporarily appointed in his
nlace N nct with frinneSs vet humanity. No Off
rial advices of the first actions had been received
MIR Hume said, among other remarks, there was
q time when resistance virtue, and il was for
The people OF Canada to say whether that time had
arrived
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may inform these destructive poteniaies that you are
no more. Some The members Of the Democratic
General Committee are Of opinion that As indlyidu-
ais out ofour city may really bedeceiyed by The In
posing title Of these political Brobdgnags, that IS
expedent TO rerae their resolutions OF last August
IN which you were sustained, while they rePudiate
the Globe, and wrap il in Its dirty winding sheet"
My own opinion Is that Ii is hardly necessary but
James ", Wells, Esq. the Chairman, and Edtcard
SANFORD, and John W. DsgraW Esqs. Secretaries,
are 50 prominently known by the Democracy OF the
Union, that il may be wen to show that you are sl
considered in the faith by the regularly constituted
organs the party.
n u. Il has been asserted that the reported pro-
ceeding is farce, which some up torn boys played
ON the locos to make them ridiculous, but assure
you that il Is a bona fde document.
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Now let us anayze this comparative statement,
and both the progress and result of this bank be.
ing continued depository of the public funds, as
well to question the discreeness and sound judy
ment I, f the head that so ordered it.
II would seem BY the above, that subsequently to
the ooh Of April and prior TO the Both June, the de-
poste of public moneys at the credit of the Trea-
Surcr and public officers was increased from 1871 900
10 $3.50, 100, This issupposcd TO have arisen from
deposite Of specie, made within that period The
amount of loans in the same period had been dimi-
nished $4,000; the amount due from other banks
lcssened $500; the notes Of other banks on hand
increased $4,000 tho amount of specie increased
1874 O00-the circulation which was reported on the
Goth April at 1923 7S5--on the 30h OF June follow
ing rcportcd as entirely withdrawn Net a dollar
remaining IN circulation! The individual deposilcs
reduced $4,000, and the balance due 10 other banks
increased $4,000