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NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, jan
udry Term. 1888.
Joseph a,, Smith ! Original Attach.
Brister n. &. Warwick hen'.
Levied on sundry articles of personal prom.
erty, in The hands Of VIM. Hunter ard 9th.
ers, and them summoned as Garnlshees,
TT is ordered BY Court, that publication,
IL be made six weeks in the Charlotte
Journal, that unless the defendant appear n,
the mex, Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeS,
slons, to be held for the County of Neck.
euburg, at the Courthouse IN Charlotte an
he 4th Monday in April next, and then and
here plead or repevy, judgmen, final will
DO entered agains, him.
Witness, Braley Oates, Clerk of the said
Court, at Office, the 4th Monday in Janua.
y, A. D. 1888.
y. OATES, Gee
Price adv $50, 100
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~ 'iag used by the heroes of Wvo.
'neif celebrated battle with the In.
n oeen 'ound Among the deposits in
department. at Washington.
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,rrsT FROM LIVERPOOL.

IT.. racket ship Pennsylvania, Cap'
.,ab. arrived a, New York, on frlda;
' ~ Liverpool, bringing papers TO Dec. "a
~ d,ys later than the previous dates
!, adyIces from London are no later thai
fore received. :. ,.,-
IvFaPooL, Saturday, Tee. 23rd. 1887.
,.l.. Of Cotton last weoh amount 10 1925
s.Il Kinds. including 5000 bales for export
IN American. Prices are about Id per Ii
ny ,b,a on the 18Th. To day there has bceI
n'' A. ,oarket. with business to the extent o
/ 400 bales. There are Ne sales of Turpsn
4 .T.tlo notice.. There are about 5000 bills
c.,,ser on deck, which will in part be offer
ext week.
.dyiees from the United States, afford
| enlargement for shipments.
To-day sales OF 5000 bales. pricss ar,
famed. |
oo,taH Political Increment. The
,nu,li (iazstte Of the 10Th INST. receiv.
| ss,erday by the Express mail, contains
,,,oel u letter from Indianapolis, un.
| dste II the 22d inst, giving soue ac.
\ of the movements OF the Wing State
.ntlon that convened there on the 22d
nUarl'
|nJy Committees were appointed and
SONS had, all IN the most amIcable
when an adjournment TO the Odd
pace.
Convention re assembled on the 23d.
uions were reported expressing pre-.
e. lor Gen. HARRISON, aud Tor Mr.. Clay
| eupreierence--concurrlD IN nation
|hrnlion, aud IN the organization sug
! B, the Ono convention Of July last,
sscn,lns to b. bound by the decision
convention. The letter says nothing
line proposed for ihIs convention to
The members IN Attendance we're
800. The convention adjourned on
|,uug January 23i.
o. consider tins meeting as having set.
question: OF National Conveatlon.
,,sal State OF lndiana 10 which the
/, have majority Of nearly twenty
I M. and which coHcurs with her sister
3. IN giving her frs. preference 10
! HARRISON has by this movement, esI.
the purity Of Der political principles
i :, Difference 10 the wishes Of the great
family. II is impossible 10 resist the
pabiic sentiment, which Is now roll
10 favor Of National Convention,
Iook With confidence for the Imme.
Concurrent action Of those Why lie.
re- hlch are nov ia session. Bdt.
HloIc.
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a.aaiiOn Of General Harrison.-The
susned E.dhor IL the CIUclnnati Ga
"a veteran 10 ,hr school OF politics
|, ihe following remarks upon the pro
uies Of the tne,.ung, Which recently no
led ten. Harrison in that CITY. They
} The true Mig vein.
~ publish ia day the proceedings Of
srng in favor Of Geo. linrusun, held
! to1n House, 90 Tuesday evening
dong -, tcel Il duty we owe
N1w fans, 10 express our decided
vat % all that poriiu0 Of 'hem that
,arsi tie proposed Nalioaal Conyen.
a3 shich dominates Gen. Harrison
s.i'ai without qualification, pledg'ng
bn 4 the mceiiug 10 h's support
/ circumstances.
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pug ner.-- The robbers in New
p''e invented a new method of
'Aeir ohlnct. II consists in pas.
across the street on dark NIGHT,
yarer approaches, waiting gently
Ins MN up dnxterously and then IN.
sA' Of helping him on his leel, make
/" every valuable he has about
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Friday, February I6, 1888.

D-A man BY the name Of Higginbo,ham was
arrested in this town, last week foT rokbpg Jew.
ellsr's store, in Columbus, Ga. Of large number
Of articles, consisting of Gold Watches, Breast.
pins, &c. We understand lha, soon after the rob-
berry liigginboihan was arrested on suspicion and
examined, but he had so concealed tho articles as
10 elude discovery. Amer remaining or 5 weeks
about Columbus he went Off and commenced sell.
ing the Jewellry aud Watches, and by good lack
one Of the Watches fell Into the hands Of The Jew
eller. who had the individual having the Watch ar
rested, and by this Circumstance he found out
who had his propersy-he went in pursuit and
traced lllgginbOtham towards tins town-e1pect.
ing to find him in this neighborhood be obtained
from the Governor OF Georgia q demand or the
Governor Of this State for him, Who ordered his
srrest-he was apprthended and taken 10 Geor.
gia to await bis trial. The suount Of property
said 10 be taken was sG0O0 part Of which was re-
csverod--the gold chains, and perhaps other srti-
clss were melted up and deposited in the MIN,
Tor coinage.
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I'M. Grundy on the Sth inst susouncsd to the
Senate, hai he had received instructions irsm his
constituents 10 oppose tbs Sab Treasury scheme,
ard that b. should obey
Mr. Clay, IN debate which followed. express.
sed ths hope that the Hon. Senator's, Buchanan
and Wright, ugh; receivs similar attentions from
Their constituents, the Legislature. Of Psnnsylvs.
MIA snd New York, and that, like Mr.. Grunsy,
they wouid respect taem.
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OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.

Public anxiety being much excited with
regard to the question:" W ho shall be our
next Governor l"--lhe earliest occasion has
been embraced since the return Of Governor
DUDLEY from Wilmington, TO ascertain his
determination on the subject. We we're
confident we did net err In our estimate of
the man, when, in reference TO the proposed
meeting at Greensboro, to nominate sue.
cessor, we stated our conviction that Gov.
Dudley would not refuse the use Of bis
name to his political friends, il insisted on.
And, II is with much qualification, we now
state that the Governor has consented, not.
wlthstandlng the personal sacrifices which
all his friends know that he makes, to defer
10 their wishes 10 this matter and permit his
name 10 be again put IN nomination for the
Office. This annunciatiou will quiet the
public mind, and settle the question of the
successorship; for we do not believe there
is an individual 10 the State who can doubt
as to the certainty OF his reelection by
most triumphant majority. Our own epin. |
ion is, that Gov. DUDLEY has shown himself
so independent Of the trammels Of mere par.
~. IN all his Executive acts. that tue friends
of the Administration will now unite with
the Wings IN elevstlng hun to :he Chief
Of the State. We hope this will
be the case but yet, it is due TO the Wing
party to say, that though they do not court
opposition, neither do they FEAR II. /,
The Sub. Treasury in Nets York,-The j
Committee of,he House OF Representatives
If New York 10 whom was referred 81 much ,
,fthe Governors Message as relates to the ,
currency, have reported resolutions which,
70 the part ofshe Legislature, sslennly pro.
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ME-. RlvEs 81 RSTITrTE.

Is inserted IN the Wing to-day. The
system proposed by 1t, appears from a cur.
sorry examination, not 10 be materially va.
rant from The Pet Scheme, which has ex
p'oded. The two mustlmportaut points Of
difference are, that by the Substitute, tue
number Of DePoslorles IS limited to Is
and 10 be selected by the Secretary of the
Treasury, the selections 10 be approved by
Jorut resolution OF both Houses OF Congress.
Ia oiber respects, the scheme is essen.
TALLY the one, which has just convulsed the
nation. The Banks are to BIZ under the
control OF the Secretary, who Is authorised
10 require Of them additional security at any
tune; aud they are 10 be privileged to use
the public moneys ad hb,iam.
OF course, We are opposed 10 the SYSTEM
aud would prefer 10 it any scheme, short Of
a Treasury Bank.--Rich. Wig.
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The Legislature Of New Jersey has pass.
ed an act repeating the law prohibiting the
Banks of that State from issuing notes o.
a smaller denomination than five dollars.
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/ lrBerars Of SPsr'ons R4is.-We have seen
lays the the-aw HERALD ase dollar bill which
had been lately passed IN tbs town. purpor,iag 10
be payable bY the BANK II Caadcn. The bill
seems ,s be an impression Iom the genuine plate,
bot the signatures are VI MARCEL Prtst aud w.
Johnson Cashf. written ia an awkward and stiff
hand. Tie blank for tie payee's name is not al.
ed. There can he no deub, ihs, some rogue OBJ
tanned possession IN sonas way Of parcel OF blaak
bills, and prepared them in this way for oitculs.
ton among persons in tho ooun,ry who know
there is Camden Bank, but do not know who its
officers are.
We also saw lately, Tvs dollar bill Of the old
Hamburg Bank. which had been passed as a bill
Of the present bank ia that tewn.
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tsrl llGni, Minister from Texas near
fe5 Safes, hiss trlur0rd e. hrs a
country, and IN his address declares
ets wtli form commrfctal relations
IrI Batatn and France. II Is sad
/ nT,lNcl u anueung T, v,Sto the L.
= hgng favor arnong the people #
Ref country. Al their measures &c
I'e IN eve to the establishment, OF
and independent Republic, with the
. making acquisitions 81 territory
Hoolh Encouragement. - Mobile Adr.
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I-Our readers are spprized that the House o.
r. representatives. have decided ,ha, Messrs Clai.
bsrnc and Ghoson are no, entitled TO seals as Mem
bsrs OF the 25lh Congress from Mississippi. The
House have also decided. By vote of Is TO ll6,
that Messrs. Preuilss aud Word are not eaiitea to
seai., and that nrw election must be held by The
people Of MississpPi for Members to Congress-
The following Is the vs,s on rejecting Mas,rs
Claiborne aud GhoIson, which varies very iule
from votes on tho other parts Of the question.
YEAS-M s-rs. Adams. Alexander, Ileman Al.
len, John W. Alien, Aycrigg, Bell, lhddle, Bond
Borden, Briggs, W. H. Calhoun. j. Calhoun, Wm
b. CamPt~li. Wa D. Carter. Chambers. Cheat.
ban, Chilcs, Clo~ncy, Cotia. Corwin Cfan..on,
C'ockeit, Gurus, Gushing Darlington, D4s IN, "a.
vies. D,bsftY, Dcnuls. Dunn, Elmwc Evans. Ev.
srsits, Esisg. 4. Flschsr. Fiiimorc Rice Ca and.
Goode. Jane, Graham WIN Graham, Greenland.
Gusycs, GEeanell. Grifiin, Hall, liarlAG. Harper,
ia',ings tis~sz, II. ny. Herrod, Hoffman. Hop.
kins, Il. NJ r Hunter, Jenife,, II JohEsos. ". 4.
johnson, Lswler. LcSis. Lincoln. Lyon Mallory.
daris, j Masou, : Mason, MAuIy, Msxwsll.
Mekst, Mckennsn Menclee, Mercer, NtIran.
btfN'fts W Nv Eiss HGFft% N4f iHf WI "
ric. Psliersns. Patton, Peafct Peek Piekcna, Pope.
Potts, Rsfiden. Randolph. Reed Rcufher. Rich.
afd,on, Ridgway, Robertson, Rumsey, RusseB,
Sawyer A. II. shepherd L Shepard, Shields Sib-
!, s. slads S5utbgs's SiSnc, slous. Sifaiton, Ia.
!iaioffo. Thompson. Tiliiughasi. Tolah. tHder
v ood. A 5 White. J. Waite, l. Nhlul,scY. LEV.
- Williams :. Williams. j l.. Williams, {. H.
WillIaps, Wisr iIal,tosd, fosk-ll9
NANS-hessts. Andersaa. Andrews, Athsfton.
. suy, Btfne, B,ckne Bfd,sll. boom, Bouij,n,
hsochs4d Brsason R,asa, Bdchau4n, b uum,
Camhf,iyas. ] Campbell / j, Garter, C.4ey. Cha.
nfy. Chapman. Clli,y, Clark Ciesvsla land. Coles,
onaor, Craig, CraEy. eastman, Dsyes De Grsf.
Dtomsos.c Duncan, Eus4tds. tatriaglsn, tsIt.
3 ID, I Fletcher, Poster, fry, Gaiior. J Garland,
.slasloek. Grant GRAY, Hsilicy, Hanuaud. Harm. F,
.on HswktGs, lissncs, Hnlssy, Hof, i, llosard, !
llgbey, Wm. II iiuo,cr inRhau. 7. b Jackson. /
J gbez jack sof. J J.1psoo. \. Joaes, } W Jone,
hcutbfc kungeusmith, Lsesrt, I,a5betor Ls
.aa, Looms. Martin, r, hrCi,lln. 4. Mff ilaT,
" tlutc, Mchim, Miller, Mou,gomett, M'0tc
Nsrg.n, : " MORO, Nuhlyohurg Murray, No.
,lc, U~rns, Palayr, Parser. P,r'gntSf, Pstutrg,
rctuktn. Pheh~, Pigmer, Potter,
Pratt. Preutiss Rei!ey. Roe SHtiigf, Shep.or
smith, Satdcr. spencer stuart, Tatlor, Thomas,
ltu.. rouccy Turucy Val, Naaceryec-, Wagru-
T., webster, Web, r. 7, WtaLgs,y, J.N. Wi.
,app. Narthlas sou, Itl--ll2.
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Changes in The Cabinet. frd it
stated In several papers, both NORTH aud
South Of US, that Mr.. Dtckerson has resign.
ed has office OF Secretary OF he Navy. 1t
is also stated that the presiden, would be
very glad TO get rid Of Mr. Secretary
Woodbury. and Postmaster General Kendall.
We believe about two.thlTds of these reports
TO be correct: that is, we believe that Mr..
Dlckerson has resigned end that no one
wsuld complain if MIR. Woodbury. would
follow bis example. Blu, MIR. Kendall is
rather too useful to the party to be spared.
lie has more talents than the whole batch Of
Secretaries, and is not too good 10 use his
talents IN any ray that he may be desired.
The other two have disgraced the Admins
tra,ion by their incompetency.-Fay. OBS.
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PRICE OF TUITION.

+ For the Languages and Sciences sl5 per session
For The English branches $40 per session
Pigments for Tuition and Boarding, {. se made
~ GdpcHce.
NJ charges are made for rooms or fuel.
From these items II is manifest that Davidson
College IS much the cheapes Institution Of the
And at least in The South, and perhaps in any
part OF our country.
In me Classicks and Sciences the course of in.
structIon Is similar 10 that in other Colleges. All
the Books uee3ed can be had at the College, on The
most reasonable terms.
Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson, gentleman who is
believed 10 DC well qualified for the station, vii,
undertake tbs duties OF Steward and Father at
the commencement OF the neat session
The location OF The College is universally re-
Farsed as heathy, and Ia ueig hborhood much
distinguished for morality aRd COED order. No
hesitation can be felt in saying thai the religious
privileges Of the Students very great and that
their sentiments, as far as known, are very gene
rally in favor Of pety aud good morals.
The next Session will commence the lst Mon
day Of March 1898.
By order OF the Board of Trustees
JOHN ROBINSON, Prtsi.
Cn.s. w. HAkRIs Secry.
IT Ed;tots of papers in Salisbury, Linconton.
Il .gtt. 4 a a,
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The Secretary of the Treasury Las ell.
c'ally announced that the Treasury notes is
sued up to the lst instant, amour, to ST..
4S5,905 2s-and that the amount received
for duties aud in payment of debts as appears
by the returns made up to the same period,
is about 81 ,52l 500.
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UNRIVALLED
ATTRACTION,
Monsieur Reuche.

Pupil 81 the Celebrated Mons. Adriqn, of Paris,
Celebrated Magician,
. INFORMS the citizens of Charlotte and
It's vicinity, that after having travelled
through England, France, and many other
parts of Europe and also America, and has.
lng been favored with the greatest applause
by the most distinguished societies, he will
endeavor to please and crafty all the lovers
OF amusement, and all others who will hon.
or him with their presence, by an exhibit
ton, during Court week, Of his
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.MagicaI Experiments.

tS Uttt III JEESN
lie considers himself unrivaled IN this or
any other country, by the variety OF his ex.
Penmeuts land the collection of his Nagic-
al Instrument and their rarity) some of
which have never been performed in this
country except BY himself Among his ex-
perImenls, the following will comnrlse 4 mart
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iJ-We learn that Henry A. Muhlsnburg, at pre-
sent Representative in Congress irsm Pensvlva.
ala has been Domiusled by lhs President 10 be En-.
vey Extraordinary and Minister Plenipslentiary
10 HI lnpcnsl Majesty the Emperor Of Austria.
~ Nat h'sL
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NL.ruHN FRONTIER - Osdec Hdi-
Zee HIWlbal Cv,uinetcial Adver
H Itf 18th instant, We learn, that n
4 'saaI one hundred Usage Indian
hayr made another descor. upon
BIS, and ARE committing ouirages
f'ck III Van Buren c'un,y, IL Is
! le militia VIII as.aln have to be
ut for the dispose Of eSpelIIng
nlhe State 81. Louis Buiieti7.
lIuloa.iavor Isle to the annexation Of
hpe 5oen adopted BY the House of
a!aIIyes IN Tennessee by vote OF
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p Ibalsc Of Representatives Of Ms.
y resolution 10 consider the ex
fy0l abolphlug capital punishment
P''tfed to "a comm,ltee of one from
la'y.
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A.niucky a resolution against the
t1sury has passed "a the Senate by
p 26 toll also QUO IN favor Of a
States Sank, by 2s to o.
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D'Sbb Tfsasuries Secretary, in reply 10
caiho the House Of Representatives, has made
repor, which strongly shows bow the Sub rca.
fsty y hsiae weuld work. In this report, We have
.ao names of Collectors, Receivers, &c. &c. of The
Revenues, he are dctAuitrrs, within the last tive
years 70 he smonn, Of SIX HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS.
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CnAs. w. HAkRIs, Sscry.
IT Ed:tois of papers in Salisbury, Lncolnton,
L Ithsrtordlon, n. c. aud Cheraw, and Cstnden S.
{, respectfully requested 10 publish lhls report.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

Aid. Bruen gave notice that he should move that
public improvement fsnd be created for the embel-
hshment Of the city.
petition was presented 10 change the name of
Bedford 10 Houston street.
The Report of the Committee Of Lands and Places
recommending Public Square at Harlem, the area
Of which shall comprehend QUADRANGLE of zoe
feet, was ordered to lie upon the table.
resolution of the board of Assistants TO pay $500
to the Treasurer of the New York Dspensary for the
of that Institution.
A resolution granting s4G0 to the Association for
the relief of respectable INDECENT females unani
meusy agreed 10.
plan for the erection of Centre Market, with es-
innate OF expenses, was ordered TO be made and re-
ported.
"A resolution, that fifty additional lamp-posts be
placed IN the oth Ward, was referred to the Lamp
and Gas Committee.
A resolution was moved by Aid. X. J. Smith that
lOOO copes OF the Comproers report of the cityex-
pendlture be printed An amendment to print 1000
was successful. Aid Hoxie thought that the printing
expenses OF the board were most extravagant and
preposterous. Aid. Ingraham proposed an amend
ment, that the Comptroller make an abstract of his
report, showing his receipts aud expenditures and
that 1t be published in four of the day papers, which
was negatived, was also the original resolution
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow WED
nesday) at O'clock to meet in Joint ballot
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ID.


The i instant Margaret daughter ofM Ushoeer. aged
10 years. - : . 80
age
WEEKLY REPORT or INTERMENTs.-Tbe City In.
prcor reports des Isl persons during the week end
log on saturday. March vIs9 20 ~omea 5oboys %
D.ea~s-Apopexy, 81 abscess asthma, bleeding froE
the lungs n Burned scslded " cancer, commissions ~
Group OF hives consumption 81 sorestion OF the krap ~
dropsy the head do chest dsiirium remens sss.
tuition II debility, Q epilepsy, fevr scarlet DO. " 90
who'd s. Instrumentation % TIE brain, ii DO. the lungs - 90
chest q do liver DO. bowels, DO somseh se m,oA,,
lues vsnera !, locked jaw, nalforms'ion " msasus
measles organic disease OF the heart v old age.
4; scrofpia Il small pox, y; suhecnto'' - s"~o~
shooping cough, q varioioid, 90 .u.uo.n A.. .c.
Of year ssd onde, -. ~ ~ 4 n and so
and z 40 and So To- so and 60 W anu " ~ ~ '"o
~, 30 ans Co. 2; 90 and 100 80 ,~.,.a to E.a..
,. scoIag q Gsrmsny q Holland, swsdsn,l Dennsrk,
I, Nova Scotia, l. A.. t,o,.o p.ie,,.. a e.ou,
,be uospi,a 40, frors City Hospital doi ro feny Hos.
p,s 30, rsos BIsckwelis Island 90 nom snail Fox do
coored persons J" HENRY o. DuNNEL. City Inspector.
Cpy inspectors once, Mareh3, 1888
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BosTcS, March g. 1898.
We are all dull as a quaker meeting here. Nothing
dong except a continual grumbing OF the hard TINES.
Brokers Board still and inactive Money seems as
scarce as ever; Notwithstanding that they collect
large amounts every day the banks discount but spa
rinsy By the way, Il IS reported that cur banks
collected in all Friday last half million of dol
lars. One would think that this might make them
~ hard day with us FIVE days coming IN one you
know, and many notes are said TO have been pro-
tested.
TheaucaIs are but lily paironsed here, and il cam
be wondered at in despite of the great attractions
held forth at the different houses. AT the fremont
theatre the operas, in which Madame Otto has made
50 great hit, are succeeded by heavy tragedy and
the admirable vandenhoh. BY the way speaking Of
0t,o she has become an immense favOrte with the
musical connoisseurs Of this city, as has also her Ia
Tented ceadutor Horncastle. Miss Kerr, too OF New
York, has won May friends among the lovers ei
good dancnr and pretty legs. Vandenhof opened
here Friday last as Macbeth TO a house hall hlled
and such will he average throughout this engage
ment. This was his luck the last time that he was
| here. He n said 10 be much discouraged.
| Gov. Everett as you have already seen, has dis.
banded and effectually broken the companies OF
militia which grossly insulicd the Boston Montgo.
merry Guards BY deserving the line on muster day
THIS Is most righteous decision, but fear that the
Irish will suffer by il more han the deser,ers rs the
cornT.on people are much enraged. There is a fast
growing cabal here calling themselves Native Anne
ricans" which, set on by an incendlary newspaper
called the American is using every effort to incense
the people against the IRISH who, they aIege the
cause OF the present dsgrsce Of nine hundred Yankee
soldlery. The Boston Montgomery Guards will pa
rade on the 18th inst in spite of the fears entertained
for their safety. We like their spirit. The Anne
rican the obnoxious print IS conducted with much
ingenuity and talent but finds sturdy and success
huI antagonist in the Boston Pilot paper devoted Il
the cause Of the prosecuted Irish and the Catholic re
lipion, conducted by the talented Dr. Bartlett an
| William Coinstock, Eco. Under the new arrsge
mrnt of eur militia, Capt William $. Baxter tn
centemanly and scientific commander Of 'he Mont
eomery Guards will be appointed MAJOR Of the bsttal
lon . promotion which his intrepid and praiseworth
behavior on several trying occasions richly merits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

The Nonacur (officia) published on the 18th Jan.
nary, compora,ye account Of the indirect taxes Of
Fra.ce for the years 1887, 1886, 1885 In 1881 the
amour, was 626 $50, 900 francs IN 1889, eossazOOO
leS5s az 6es 600 francs In 1886, they amounted 10
6lO,3O7OOo giving 1897 an increase over 1886 Of
l6 223 900 francs. The increase of 1887 over 1895
anses from registry fees, customs, du,s on salt, the
sale Of tobacco, and the post office Inc auemsnta-
ton Of 1897 over 1896 IL principally apparent IN regis
trauon 'ecs salt spirltuous liquors, tobacco and the
post Office The returns Of the Customs were less in
1887 than 1896 by 1900 francs. The last quarter