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ErAi DE la l.uufSiANE-Cou du Premier Bis
tiicl Judiciare.
/ / 'ETAT De La l.OtIeiANE, A tnus ccuz que
c"s prcSentcs eoheen'en,, Salut--Aiietdu que
William Mackes ayan acete uLe rente iaite par
Ia sherli tic la parosse dOreans la proprtie CRANES
dcrio, scst a,l,o Gree de rtte Coiir oil III ,,e
vele tut enrcgistrtc lc Define jour de Mai de aiuee
ais pour un aHi> coniornentnt do Ia iogis-
lnturr tic t'Etat de Ia Luusiane, lnle "Actc pour
cormer las titlcs aeGuereurs aux yentas iudci
aires, approl,6 IL 10 Mars, 1891. Qu snt coanu II
"uies ersomres ijessees soitt par PRO enies son
nfes au nom de Fiat de la Louisiana eli de la conr did
Premier ni'irct Judicatc qu nonrraent avoir droit
la propre'e Grapes dccriic en- consequence dun do
aut de torne dams i'ore, lie docret on lie nsen,ep d.
Ia cour, Ell vertu uuaGe Ia ,ehie ete fe gu de toa,x
irrrgulnrltf on ii,cgnit dams destination. PAWS Cd il
t''S eli he mod" he Ia Ven'e GU pour cause
que conaue, de aire voi, dams ours ater a Ii
pnlleatn lie cee avis p"uquui In as uite liz
setrt pas canirtee et hohioueuee.
La de proprete itt venne par le Sheriff sis-d;t IL
23eine ",r dAvr'l, de annee 1888, vsru dun DE-.
cret de cettc ierdu lie 'eme dc Mars lie rabnse
1885, lu,s l'afhire de William Nlackey Is. samuel
Bell M. l5.5a? lu docket dc cette Codr, a aquelie
venc IL dit William Aiackey, sest rendu atauefeut
pnur lie prix (, S3,"un compliant.
description de Ia Propriete dnpres IL transfer Juliet.
-, aife, Sasbr.
Uh trrtSin lot lie ierre, conprs tails les batss4,
q anieliraiins, si,ne EN- Ia aroisse d'Orleans dan
ile horue par les dc Ia Nouyelle Le,ee, Louisa
Paul and Deor, d sisne par lie No 8 apres i'll Sian
t!resse par Znpel, Delmie Voyer General, 10 i'd
Dccembrc 1884, deosG en- rettiie de Felix Grima,
n''airs public. conhr plan No u, lie dit iot Diet. ira
snrin Sinet pieds, onze pouces face Ia rie de la
Nnn,elle Le'te, soiSa.Ile qpnze peis de pdodeurda
r. cote a' oncheie lot 40 atl 4iiare ,ngt pied sept
olrhs Ia iropfttt aPr6sen dernisre mum api,art:
mint GooAll. Ayant dix leiif els nnxe n5utel
do large dams Ia proiot dtur, iat lace una ana
de trls p!cds neui races Ell coupnls user lac leo
h Nos Is, Il, I, . anu 9.
Z Rur nj DIN tif
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yoL.-yI No le2
THE ~. Oi,sDA STAGE COACH
sTEAMBOAT LINE
49,. azzs :,ss 1lsll@Is,'

&ggsa
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF days., a.
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta (GcpI
caves Mobile every other t,,, e,nls'.iaieiy attef
II the arrival ut the mail from New Orleans, per the
sea'fH'om EMELNE, to lakely. coaches to Pensacols
se;aboas per Pens'col, Bay ST Rosa sound and Ci'oc-
tafactie liver and Bay) Cedar EuE, c0acl,es tenes
viz Marianns, CIsatahn chez, FORMERLY Mount Yer
non bahb !t'1e, f'ierton; iawkinssille and Louis
sMie to Aus'ista passenger takin his scat II Mo-
me rs IN no danger Ut bcips thrown out or losing hrs
e'etence by other consting interests. as the FlOki-
"a LINE is but ONT concern, and under one cor tro
throughonf, and nG'y rel, WITH CERTAINTY upon hif
arr'yaa Augusta in time specified through all wealth.
on and nj any season, unless most snfatseeh catas-
ti0plie s,nud Tie Great New. OrIeans Mai,
IS carried ty this route The Agents for accomroda-
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern connry.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
es.S water navigation, the time and accommodation
afford c traveller speed ce,tai comfort and pleas
,ng Yiieiy; CONNECTED ii were with The Rail Road
on es,oh ). Z. and the steam packets to New YORK,
travellers ss can rea u, NswYork from New Orleans
From Cha,tahooc.ee, Florida, we have a Brans
lane VIA Quincy and Tallahassee, u St Marks hor
post coaches, a's5 two branches ffosa Hawknsviils
coaches. -. S'Ifu.K,l,,NC 81
AUGUSTA, 2eeh Jan. 1855 80 = "@'
| Office at Mansion llous. Mobile I
I Substance, \ ew Orleans 10 Mobile f5O u,i,s
--.-' Mobile tn augusta sIn
| Augusta To Charleston, 1876
! Charleston to New York, $50 $50
| lime, New Orean 10 Mobile, % hours
I Mobile ID augusta, $50
| Ansnsta To Charleston, IL
! Charleston to New Yo,k, Sd 2ss
Waking l6s miles per day. or miles per hor nri,s,
sye of all stop,ases. nov 10
| N. u. beg leave TO INTERN the. public that til
bridges over the Chataoo. h. swamp aud Hard Labor
creek have jus, been cnplec, the general govern
men' the MY obstacles operating against this saf. and
speedy route are THIS hspily removed; aud have the
pleasure oea hing omti~vellefs that the coaches nor
SIS drivers and aas ri the first order; and as 10 the
water route from e''saco. Cedar Bluff, is admit
ted by AL who have IHssed rougit to be unsurpassed
u,ovel'ies beatty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. J NJ e BAKER
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FOR NEW YORK.
GIouisiana and New York Line of l'aGkeis.1

- Is - -
FaNHF. ships composing this l.iue Will sail from New
4 . leans and New York every other Monday
commencing the !o,ll november, and to insure the
srictaSt puncluaty in the time of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Sh ps viz:
Ship lnzoo Captain rrask to leave on the s0th nov.
Ship LouiycWe, Captain Palmer, to- leave on the It'll
December.
Ship Nitutspinr. Captain Eldrilser to leave on the
18th Decemh
Ship Ticksburs, Captain Woo''house, to leave on the
LIST Jan isrv.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis to leave on che 18th
January.
IL Tie above ships all new Of the first class,
cuppnrd and copper fastened aud upwards ct 3VU IONS
burlhe, Of light dra.ght Of water, being built III
New York expressly for The trade. The prlce Of pas
sage is fixed al one hunlreh dOiidrs Their cabins are
fitted upon the improved aud convenient pla aud
finished in n neat and elegant STYLE. Ample stores .!
the first quality will be provided and every regard "i
to the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that no berth can be secured ui'
I'll paid tor at the Office of the consignees.
perieced in the trade who will give every attention.
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strictest punctuality observed in
the time of sailing. -,
The owners of these hips will not be responsible Tor
aEy let err parcel or package by put On board OF
.he unless regular bill OF alng be signed therefore
at the counting honse of the agents Or ownerS FCi
u BEN & A COHEN;
nov ~ 81 Common st,
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NV CITY. PENSACULl


FTN1E subscriber having purchased the lease snd mr.
4 nitre of this well known asGbl!S hnent, from MR.
Inylur, the late proprietor viii he ready 10 Iet eve Va
tiers by the LIST of April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found N
the arrangements vt the hailsum House. New and
more conlloiious bathing houses will be built and
warm tbs will be provided al al hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accountable
tons for horses and carriages. Fis rate horses aud
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices;
and sail and boats, with persons to manage them
for the use of yislters. Billiards and Other amusenlents
usually found at Watering places, will usobe furnished,
and conducted not 10 interfere with the cohiori
be of the best quality, and uli supply OF
ic, cargo has already beeu ordered, which will arrive
about the LIST ut May.
MIR Frederick }urnard who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will conact This ho ell for
the proprietor who, with sach aid, confidently assures
the visers of last year, aud his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. ana thereby
expects To give gsner,ll satisfaction. .
| The local advantages OF this house are too :" ell
known to need n lengt. ened Description Esre he
facts tlat Pensacola is the largest naval station OF the
Governments tho general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad.
rom the s;ubry oft climate refreshed constantly du
ting tie summer months by the coolest freezes from
rlc Gulf the beauty of the bay and .llc neighbonr'ns
island. and rivers; the abundance anil del'cacy OF the
fish with Which the abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other pluces these latitudcs, as
| healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo
bile and will at all times be ahls tuke the passenger
| from the New Orleans boats
NB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1893.
| NJ Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms Tor thel
E,mes can address the proprietor, at Feiisacoli,
rlta farm
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EOulSAiANE-Cour du Premiere fD;s
K 'E.TAT DE La lalIiSlA Ne ton. .s.,x

'ETAI DE LA LOUISIANA ous ee,x qne
~ ccs heetntes eohcerie,', salut.-Atte,,u cue
James Barnes Dggfi ayar actete ven;. taits aI
e s'er'f dc Ia psrosse .Creas Ia p,opriete c-apres
decrtc ses ;"esse an CRETE de cettc Co: .u Ia ti,e
'cntc tut enreistice lie cine jour dAyr &c Fa.nee
i"SS, poHr un avs commencement aete dc ia Legis-
'''r de i'Fsnt dc Ia leusatei iGtule Aete ,,oii,
corn'er he's tties tesacq reus aux vents
apprnuye lie III Mars lS2i. Quill SOFT eom, ct ,o,,es
crsonnes inieressts par presentes smtp. a,i
nom dc lEa! be la Louisiana ct de Ia C0ur u Premier
District Ju'cairc, qi pourrsiet Alnr rpit Ia pl,,-
p'ce t'-Apres decirtc, en- consequence DUN ,eta de
i,lie tts ior.re IL DECREE IL Judgement dc Ii, cor
vcr .musl la veEhe Il M. latte ou de toute irrepu
lnrie on iEesalitt dams destinations PAWS on lie temse ii
lie prbde dc la yentc, pour ;tre cause u,elcop,
de fire vor, ,ars elc jour, dter de la publication
de ce,,e avis, ouToi Ia 'cnte ans fate nc scqt mas
conhrneee homol,gute.
La dile poprt'e tut ,eInhe pay lie shcrf slls dit Is
80 cine jour de Ma lie le 1855 en- yel,u dun ,I,ere}
dc cete Cer i<lu IL. ~ ellie de Janvier de n,te isS
,a.s iafile dc Jnnes BARNES Digs VS. Rufus Gre Ne
No. 10, l9 .u Docket tie tee Cour lmI,elle ysvis
sesl rendu ac4uccnr pour lie prx dc vnst CHM mile.
l,astlrs.
Description de la Propritta de aes lie transfer Judi.
.,,. wa, clailr, Savoir
Un certain moroccan de tOles lea cafisses
ct ameior;t'ohs lu s tro,vcnt, ansi qu les diois es
privileges etc. api"r.en:n dune ma0re u,,ecoa,,r
situe a,i a,ixbouiy Annonciaon. mesuiaft fmesure
laisc) ros cent cim,nt six pes et qiar heu,;rnea
dun pore fare M Chen,in ubliqee sur ia rue de
la Leyee, Joiscantr IN dis s;a nnnc..
q'ar, Au,ieneA fare Ia rue Celeste, ,e,x cent GIN
q'alne ein pies nef poees dsux lnil.rmcs sur u,e
isne five la RUE dc la seille Letee usu fIabbsr ia
isne linro hede la ropliete lie Laurent Millausiop;
l'enco,gie dies Veille l.eyee ct DIES No,m,s s
ID tor'a.t I'M angle "roit ct se,c,lan, 4 ,l,ntre,inrt
cinq ri dts ct 'ro,s poucs eArrotdcur 10 Long de a
Sns i'm''r"Ie Se lgoMissle d" dit Aiano,,, par.
hllcl Ia IN, Ceies'' de Ii; lnant angle tro ct
a,end't de S"iSAne ueis pies ouze polces ct ,rois
eui',ems sur ia 'Sne lin.i,ope 'e la rroprite de
dc Louis Dede, parallel IL rue vielle lc,ee do III,
Dormant I'M a,r angie 'irnit ct seleni,, DE- uuaiante
dcnx pieds sep, l,ocet cihl hui,iemcs sur Ia lisr
l'm'roHhe lie Ia porrie,c ID dit De,e parallel a la
rue Celeste della Torment III, at,e angle iii, II i',,e,
Jan, dc cent ,'ls' SEPT picts dix pouces rt g,i, hui.
;emes sur Ia gne limi,1opLc lie la prnpitt du ii.
De,lc parallel al elen'npuhliqne Ii dc la Non.
sclie le,ee et soiNnte SEIZE less q,a,re lu,ces ii
qie ln,ielnes lace !: la dies Nones co.il;n memeo
ann plan 'lrcsse par j. Pile Voyer iii la Vile, s 2,I
IanSicr 1857 anese IN acte lasse par de,an, loui
I Gm,e, nol,i'c public, lie 26 .tan,er 1882 Iemoin
liioi. A. NJ. buchanan, 1ase de Ia Go Susite &c Is
Asri 1883. +. Lac i.,.ANc
al'2 Dep Giyiilsr.
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ORDERS RtTElNE> H'DH
"a E'E.S' 4, lI't,.N'T zorro, V GIN,

10 TkS' F.I7F'.N7 E'1IIIN TEN,
Hy thr 'aten'ee, Nh, - Magazine street, New lrcnn
10 BE. MAN FAGruRED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE GO.
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References

References.
T Sanford, Esq, MrC Cullam, 3 Nc Apin, Esq, 1t.
Kibhy, in Mob ls 5 L Tayler, Z Era, Esq IN Ne'
0rleais. 49,.
PS-A letter bnr, to receive communications for
persons ii, the above ote is placed lit Geo Whitman
Office, 81 ST Charles Exch fngc.
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50 per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
80 eaeh the humber OF teeth being about equal
o the number of saws. One SCI of feeders, tits
sidered however, will wear out tvs three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered, viii be delivered to the agents of
planters in any Of the port towns of the plan
ting States, at the above prlces the agents paying tAe
tregh, the SAME from New York, and becoming re-
sponsble for the amount of the Gin A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired the charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gear can alsoe ordered where desired
OH reasonable terms, but vi" be charge extra. Horse
power, ofany description, can be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines can als'' be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders Tor Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
is found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; wish them ~ inches. Some
wish Or 6 rows of brushes axle, while others do
want more than at most. Some wish with S
or teeth to the inch while others want 10 or II
W. ucl discrepancy, prefer they should, at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of sii
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left TO discretion we shall
| make them the most modern and approved plan.
An order bu executed, from the time it is received
in the space eight nine weeks and the Gin in thai
time placed in the hands of the factor. To be in TIM,
for the crop, all orders ought he in the hands Of
the manufacturers by the first middle of Mays except
tor plantations where they are late i'll commcnciu.
| pick or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any OF the cetto,
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms
ms Gmos
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM
VI short Tour in ls:i5-By tieman Humphrey
d. ~, President of Amherst college, in vols.
ms Works Of Mrs. Shcreood.--bclps the on,
co,,,mIe,e and uniform edition ever published in the
lIr,cd states, VOL Is. Just received aud for sale by
WINNIE AN,
iesa Corne, Camp &mcmea streets
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.sVITPEitl,-Lu ibis, in store, Tor sale by
G DORSEY,
;,o6 Al New Icvcc
.LtilE--5| hlrs, priue article, for sale by
~ G DORSEY;
~ ;,,e ii " eyre
re,RK-lnN Ibis Ness Prime aud other description
Fnr snie ..y STETSJN s AVERY,
ieni
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

NJ Travellers desiru,is Of taking The Florida route,
via Pensacola to the North informed that frs ritr
bouts will constantly from Mobile t. PENSACOLA,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every ulhcr day after ht
LIST of NAV. Coed stages will always he provided ny
the subscriber he in readiness IN take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure of the boats
N y ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
coll, twice week ieb a3 ly
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COLLECTION Of ColI0Ylal Phfasts, OH HVeTy tUH n"
ce,sary u maintuia conversation, arranged under
iereut heads with numerous renlark ks on he peculiar
Recommendation and use of various words. The whole so
disposed us considerably facilitate the acquisition OF
correct pronunciation of the French. By Bolnar,
new edition, revised and corrected.
A selection of 1ne hundred of Perrn's Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal aud free
,ransaton arranged III such manner as 10 point ou'
v, difference between the French and English idionl,
$50 figured pronunciation of the French, according 10
The hest French works exunt on the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds OF the French
language, compared with these of the English.
Aprunouncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
ia the accurate pronunciation and orhography of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according to
ar sale v WM MckEAN,
m- Cor Camp Il Com SITS.
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M AS found fifty mihtsro the Balizc, in the month
w of Jay,a large launch, (Englisll bn,l copper
fastened, and has been copered, she is y feet long
and eight feet beam; and has Leon sloop r,gsed, as
there arc iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
cognises said launch, will please call at No 10 Old
! ~. n n -
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II was weak enough to read the mass of talsehoods
signed s. which deserve nothing but my silent
tempt.
s should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will. however
compliment his master of the Journal, for his saga y
to employ the former knight not OF the garter OF the
may kill two birds with stone, e. to patch the
holes That may be in his natural or political garments
and, it may Judge from that excellen, paper, the AID
vertiser DIR. SHIPS is, politically in constant
need ofhs services.
When any circua,stancspccurs, whether domestical>
or pulitcaly, which requires blister, whether on hi
own nose or on the reputation those who do not hap
great misfortune) then it is he rings h.' BELL, wicr
after all is nothing than if it sounding brass
or a ,inkling cymhul;" yet view it tlms-Dr. Bel
looks WE'LL but with NJ. ID. A. s. s. after ii, appean
magnificent!
IniY Ia.
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HUMrnREY,s FoRElGN TOUR. &c.

- u. DORSEY,
400 4 New evef
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1873.
" Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms IONS ior tnel
families can address the proprietor, at feiisi.ceil
MIR Sewel + Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew On
leans.
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Sc.9LE or pj,}CEs-Dosbke G.,

SCALE or Pi,{LES-Do4bke GINS.
For double Gin of 50 each
cylinder, making / 80 saws in the stand,
with feeder bands, &c. a, IS persa, or 1860 ~
For nOube Gin Of g., &C, lnder,
or 40 SAWS in the stand, feeders, Nu.
So per saw, or I2o "
For do. of 40 saws do. saws ina
stand, at So b per saw, 500 q
For do. of 90 saws do. or 40 saws in
st,ad, ct So. 50 per saw, or 2os
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ST G l. u, G ms.
Fora single gin of SO saws or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 oC
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, ST. at Sc
30 per saw, 500 Ot
For DO of 40 saws, with feeders, sc. Sc
75per saw, 500 O(
For do. OF ~ saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
20 ,er sa,u 80 on
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an occasional skirmish between wandering
bands of savages- party of Surveyors,
from the head waters of tie Guataloupe,
report an engagement, in which troop of
Shawnees fought the Camanches, and put
them to flight with the loss of either man
killed.
BY way ofimproving the currency, some
ingenious persons have suggested, that the
Government of Texas, instead of issuing
promissory notes, should issue bills, each
of which may be an immediate title TO land,
representing some specified portion, desig-
mated in advance, and numbered on man
prepared for the purpose. The scheme
does not seem to take, and will scarcely be
attempted.
The Mexican feet had disappeared from
the Texan coast. Whether driven off bv
she fright they received from the steam
engin Of the Columbia, or BY the dread of
other enemies equally Formidable, has not
been revealed Recent arrivals from Tam
pico, state that the bockading squadron had
returned TO that port and sailed thence for
Vera Cruz From this it would seem,
that all the parade of this blockade was got
up more for bravado than from any serious
intention of shutting up an enemy's port
Peahaps the prime motive 10 this excursion
was the hope Of booty, of which Iich har-
vest might have been gathered ftom unar-
med passengers, but for the rencontre with
the Columbia.
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Journal Of Commerce Of .Aprn "a


LAND Hoy esterday was proud day
for New York. 1t witnessed the restora-
ton of specie payments in less than twelve
months from the time of suspension, and
after one of the most fatal mercantile revul-
sions which ever happened. Such a recov-
cry from such wreck, the world never be-
fore saw. 1t is attributable, under the
blessing Of Heaven, to the energy, the
sound intelligent good sense, and moral
integrity of our citizens. The banks have
resumed in the fullest sense of the term.
They have also returned to the use of their
own notes, which they now pay out as for
nalty. The hearts of our citizens were
filled with joy at this, as well they might
be,
The arrival of two steam ships, also,
from Europe, in such manner as to er-
move all doubt about the entire feasibility
of navigating the Atlantic in that manner,
was most important and most gratifying
event. 1t brings us within ten to fifteen
days of Europe, and gives US such increas-
ed certainty, as well as quickness, that
new era opens upon us. Take it all in all,
VIC Ihllh CululIieICldi community were
seldom more happy than ours yesturday
The Great Western came up in fine style,
turned circle around the Sirius, lying at
anchor west of Castle Garden, and then
proceeded up the East river to Judd's
wharf. All her evolutlons were performed
with the facility of one of eur smallest
steamboats,. Her voyage has been almost
in straight line across the Atlantic. The
weather has been good, except that the
wind has been ahead and the sea rough.
She has had so little motion that il has
not been necessary to put baueons on the
tables, and only once has there been motion
enough to upset cups and saucers She
took in six hundred tons OF coal, of which
perhaps two hundred remain. On hauling
in at Judd's wharf, she was Immediately
covered with swarm Of boys and men, or
rather would have been, had not a good
deal of resolution been usen to keep them
off. Several thousand persons visited the
Sirius at her anchorage yes erday. BY
these steam ships our merchants have re-
ceived very late advces from all parst OF
Europe, from Trieste as late as March 9Th.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-05-05

Il Grem Morement,--The New York
Legislature closed its session or the 18th
instanti having, on the very eve Of adjourn
ment, passed the bill, granting Banking privi-
leges to any number of citizens possessed
OF capital Of not less than one hundred
thousand dollars. We regard it as the bold,
est-Athe very longest stride in the work of
Reform, and bold it as measure which
outweighs the acts of any legislature that
has assembled for years. After the comp
troller of the State shall be satisfied as to
the amount of capital, he shall demand Sc
eurity, as follows:-Fifty thousand dollars
worth of State stock, drawing an interest
OF per cent, or a lesser amount, drawing
as much interest, shall be deposited with
him, with fifty thousand dollars in bonds
and mortgages on unincumbered productive
Real Estate, worth, exclusive of buildings,
at least double the amount. He shall,
then, after these shall have been properly
secured, pay over to the depositors, $780,
600 IN Bank Notes, ofsuch denominations
as shall be desired. In order to restrict an
excess or paper, each bank will be compell-
ed to keep on hand twelve and a-half per
cent, OF It's issues, in specie. If its notes
are notpaid on demand, inspecie, the comp
troller shall proceed to arrest its operations,
and sell all It's security, in order that its is
sues may be redeemed. 1t is bold, but it
will prove successful, attempt.
Lancaster hlteHigercer.