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The native American., 1838-08-04

Circular to certain Consuls and Commercial
Agents Of The q. States.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
July Z, 1886.
SIR: beg leave to invite your special atten
ton to the annexed resolution, adopted by the
Senate Of the United States the 4th Of the
present month, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to cause to be collected and laid before
that body, at its next session, information re-
specting the deportation Of paupers from Great
Britain and other places, &c. Believing that
your official station affords you facilities Of OBJ
tanning important information upon this subject,
/ will thank you to procure, from authentic
sources, such facts relating to the inquiries con-
tanned in the resolution as will enable this De-
partment to comply with the directions Of the
Senate. / should be pleased to be furnished
with your answer by the first of November
next.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
UNITED STATES CoNsULAT --.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

Aa"SiHs ArrsHrioH.-We like TO observe ee~r.
'ss'ss IKE the following they tend to cement ,t,
stronger the ties OF respect and affection between 49,,
great nations whose oRly rivalry now shov,d \. !, 80
arts OF peace, and in those attainmeu,s Of sc;.n..
which condsce to the happiness Of mankind.
lhe board OF directors of the Great Wa.,.,,,
steam Navigation Company" having passed ressI,
lens invtlHe Lleutssants E. w. Carpenter and w
y Lynch, Of the U. 8. Navy TO take passage in IN.
Great Western, from New York to England and
pack permission has been granted to those oficers
~ the department. TO make the voyage"
STEAM AT HoME.-The steamer New York, Capt
.. ID. stone, LEFT New Haven on Wednesday morn
ing at oelock, and arrived at New York Fl min
u'ss after l2-dolng the whole distance eighty-six
sequence OF this early arrival passengers who break
tasted In New Haven enabled to arrive in Phia-
delpha via Trenton Rail Road, in time for supper
The STEAMER New YoRK ov New HAvsN-We
made slight mistake in our paper of Saturday, no.
tcng the short trip recently made by the steamer
New York from New Haven to this CITY. The TRIP
was performed as follews:-Left New Haven pre
csey at four minutes past o'clock, and arrived at
New York n minutes past II A. NJ doing the whole
distance of So miles in hours and % minutes This
10 the shortest passage made between New York
and New Haven. 1t is also true that to those who
have ever steamed it with Captain Stone the 10 INCEST
passage seems always too short. Such are the eff
fecs of good company.
II The Nep York American, in its profound cal
culatons bunders as usual. II says that from June
to September 1897, 100000 passports have been
given in France being rather more than 500 per day."
and deduces therefrem an argument as to the large
sums of money expended in that country by stran-
gers The very of this is the facts as if the
passports were given in France, they mast have
been SO given to facilitate egress from that kingdom
The suantlty Of ignorance necessary make an edi-
tor is, as we have frequently observed, indefinite.
AUToMAToS LADY MIssTREL-This evening. at
the City Hotel, will be exhibited quite chef d. ouprs
of mechanical ingenuity, in an autematon lady min
stre, OF which we have heard great deal, and will
endeavor to speak tomorrow. The inventor is quite
young man, and deserves the notice of all to whom
native talent is recommendation.
LuMsER-We perceive an advertisement of the
loss OF New Brighton, North American lumber, and
Still Water Mill stock which are described as "of
no use to any but the owner'-nor to him either, in
the present aspect of those concerns.
FIRE.-A fire broke out at the corner of Division
and Eldrdge streets Saturday night bat il did not
do much damage. 1t was poor affair. In fact, we
cannot get up any thing great till the steam ships are
gone.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

fr There was magnificent display Of the Nssth-
cvn lights ssssrday evening between eight and nine.
The evening was bssusifs. end thousands Of the
Brosdwsy rromsnsdsrs were gssinG on thss scssty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

II FIRsr OF MAY.-Tomorrow 10 chaos in New
York; every thing is topsy urvy; and the directory
10 revslstionzsd. Cur friends and subscribers will
have the kindness TO save themselves trouble and US
inconvenience by giving the necessary information to
the carriers or by notifying us.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

FsLrvAL AT TINE AsroR Hovss TO TEE STEAM
SHIP CArrAISs.-On Saturday evening there was q
splendid entertainment given 70 Captains Roberts and
Hcsken Of the steamships, at the Astor House. 1t
was kept very snug and intended to be very sxcls-
sive being got up on the plan of the slo dinner to
Mr.. Webster in November last. Letters were sent
round by Mr.. T. N. Eldridge, who edits ssme paper
in this city to the leaders Of fashion and finance and
requesting them to contrbste. We have an account
Of the proceedings, which we lay before eur read
ers forthwith -
Dinner at the Aston House to Captains Ro-
berts and HOskeA.
The dinner at the Astsr House, came off on Satur-
day evening and in justice the propreors of the
house we will say without hesitation, that It was the
most splendid dinner ever given in this city. The
following is the card -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

Go AHEAD Six beaunful vessels leave this port
fer Europe at III o'clock tomorrow merang. The
Sirius, steam ship, Sor London; the ST. James
packet ship, for London; the packet ships Hiberns,
North America and Sddons, for Liverpool; and the
Utica fer Haue; all crowded with people going
chiefly 10 attend the coronation Of Rnslands maiden
Queen. The docks piers, and slips will be crowded
10 see them OF; the sight will be worth seeing. The
batteries are to FIRE salute as they pass down the
bay. Two Of the vessels carry out bands Of music
Go aheadl The race is not to the swift. Bets Of all
kinds are pending.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
Revolution in Virginia. fetal defeat OF
Van Buren in the Old Dominion ad
prospects ahead fer the Locsfocos.
WILMINGTON, Frlday niaht, A

'NSnt~1IONi Nfudy nlRutl Aprll Il
DEAa SIn,-Paton, Of Virginia, who lately resign
ed, represented one Of the strongest Van Barren
districts in the state. The election to supply the va
cancy took place yesterday, at the general election,
for members Of the Legislature. Tonight, Colonel
johnson (of the tariff in by the mail stage from
Frederick. He states, TO the utter sstonshnent Of
all parties, that Slaughter, the wing candidate, is
elected over Linn Banks Esq, one Of the mos, popu-
lar men IN the staie-the Van Buren, candidate
Banks has jus, Left the Virginia Legislature in which
for twenty years he has been Speaker Of the Hous,
Of Delegates This pats deep in the shade all tn,
whig victories ever celebrated BY cannon, cham
payne, or cider. Fairfax has gone whs-lsst year
Van Buren,. No time 10 say more-except that yo'
may take notice, virgisia now, does up her election
business in day and throughout the state on tn
same day. From Col. Johnson's remarks, made al
Ter he algh'ed from the stage, this evening stsndn
among the anxious crowd at Gadsby's door (As sad
die bags all the while on hw arm,) incline 10 thnl
you will hear Of otAsr Siasgaf~s in old Virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

TnE LrBEl sur.-The jury on Saturday retuned
verdict in the case Of Nehemiah Rogers versus 10
seph Blunt ian action for hseD offs cents damages
and cents costs Tie price Of bbels 10 on the de-
cine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

Bxsxrrr AT rHn PAsk-Mr. simpson, the wor
thy manager Of the Park theatre takes benefit this
evening. No person has ever more deserved popu-
lan,y than Mr. Simpson not only in his manage
men, Of the theatre. bot in every relation Of ls the
friends Of HiIson can sever forget his kindness to
the widow and orphan; and each sffsoA< Of tho the
sre !, warm IN his expressions respecting the ber-
.,,,y shown 10 the lets stage manager during his
,velveron,h's illsess. Mr.. ssnpson's benefits are
always crowded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

AnksIcAs SrnAnsmps TO LvBas0oL-The pro-
prieors Of the old line Of Liverpool packets sailing on
the st and 18th OF each month, have determined 70
complete their line by the Introduction Of two steam
ships, to compete with the Ksslish s,csners. This
proposition has been started and the necessary funds
appropriated s,sce the ARRIVAL Of the SIRIUS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

LumBEL-We perceive an advertisement of the
loss OF New Brighton, North American lumber, and
Still Water Mill stock, which are described as "of
no use to any but the owner'-nor to him either, in
the present INSPECT If those canrerps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

FIRE-A fire broke out at the corner of Division
and Edrdge streets on Saturday night bat il did not
do much damage. 1t was poor affair. In fact, we
cannot get up any thing great till the steam ships are
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

NAV preserve the charter TO the shareholders and
avert from this city the injury and distress consequent
upon the dissolution of bank the orsratonso of which
are 90 intimately connected with all the States Of the
Unisn, and with Europe.
Upon these considerations beg leave to tender
nav resignation as president and director. Permit
me to offer TO each member OF the board the assn
rance Of regard and esteem cemented by many
years Of daily aRd friendly intercourse.
Respectfully yours,
}. DELArIELp.
whereupon on motion daily seconded, it was unani-
mously
Resolved, That the board of directors in accepting
the resignation Of Mr. Delafeld as president and d.
rector desire to express TO him their firm conviction
of the integrity of purpose and Of conduct in his ad-
mnstratien Of the affairs OF this banks and they feel
fslly sensible of the high motives and principles
which have induced him to sacrifice his personal feel
inps 10 the consideration OF the benefit that by this
act might accrue to its stockholders.
On motion duly seconded, Il was unanimously
Resolved, That letter be addressed to Mi. Della
field In the following terms aud that II be sgncd by
each director;
To John Dela6eld, Eco.
Sr-The board Of directors Of the PheaiX Bank
have received with deep emotion your letter Of ress-
nation.
In accepting this evidence Of your disntcrcsted-
ness respect or themselves, and sense OF justice
to you, prompt them unequIvocay % declare ina, ~
this act on your part they recognize the effect Of that
watchfal interest and anxiety for the prosperity OF
this institution, which has ever distinguished yo~r
recr as an officer thereof; and they bear willing tes
umony to your uniform uPnghiness, integrity and
| SKILL in the administration Of the financial concerns
| under your control and to your manly independence
in yeur perssBal intercourse with your assecasles
They acuuicsce with sorrow in result which they
sincerely believe has been eested by personal enmi-
" and selfish inisences certain that the welfare OF
innocent stockholders and of the great monetary In
erests Of this city and country has induced you 10
| sacrifice your owa feeling pride, and csauctions
| upon the atarof the public veal.
With sentiments of esteem and regard, we are
very truly yours,
Robert Ray, Gsrrltt S,osm'
| George Sharp, Jas. W. Gus,
James Campbell Moses "a. onnneh,
| John GRAY Benz Curtis,
DAVID Bryson.
A true COY from the minutes
NJ. G. OepRn, Cashier.
Net ccatentsd with driving Mr.. Delsne'd from
the post he filled with 70 much success, his pcrsecr.
tor, are sbos, running muck % the Other mon'ed
establishments and the Bank Of Ameres s 70 be the
next victim Of the conspiracy entered into BY per
sons who call themselves Wings, bat are the dead
woaht Of that party.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30

u VIII tnat same, snu get sAmco INTO the Dar-
gain"
Such and 30 VARIOUS were the sayings threughost
the CITY. Long before eleven o'clock the wharf was
crowded with ladies. The losfers Of the neiehber-
hood tried to raise row, but Justice Lowdas des-
patched Gil. Hays, Welsh, stanton, Bower, and
other trssty Officers and order was restored. Then
the rush 70 get on board was truly tremendous. The
steamer from the end Of her Eb-boom to her tanrsil
was decorated with ooors Gags Of all nations, up her
stays, and at her mast head, II the peak hoated
proudly the ensign Of England and the star-spansed
banner side BY side. The brass band was playing
in front Of the poop several lively airsthc morning
was nne-the air balmy--the faces Of the females
bes,iag with smiles andoipatve of the pre-
msed pleasure. But the pressure on the wharf was
distressing. narrow staging, sttcaded by ofkcers
led from the dock the deck, whore young Phillips
stood to haad Down every lsay-snd during the day
he handed down 1918, from IL to l. Az he observed
at the close he had the handling Of more American
girls ,hsa asy man since the world was created.
Distressing a. was the pressure scene was alb
solstey lsdicrovs.
Take your elbow oct Of my mouth, SIR"
"Do Qss OF ny cons."
"0h, heavens ysu've crushed my bonnet"
"Paps, that tall mass knee a. almost broke my
back"
"Push shsaA."
"Thst lady hss turned b~ back and . psshsns.
MSy."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-18
for publishing Second Edition Of III

DRoFOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the
i MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, by
George Templeman. The first edition compiled by
Major Trueman Cross Of the United States Army and
published under the sanction Of the War Department in
1925 II contains the important Of the resolutions
Of the old Congress- relating TO the Army from IT'S TO
l7S9-the Constitution Of the United Staes and all the
and resolutions Of Congress relating TO the Army and
the Militia, from 1889 to 1924. -
The second edition, proposed TO be Published viii
contain all the embraced In the FIRST carefully re-
vised together with all the laws and resolutions Of Con-
gress bearing upon the Army, Militia, and Volunteers
which have been enacted from 1924 down to the close q
the present session. The corrections and additions will
be made by Major Cross, the original compiler.
Officers OF the Army and Militia, and others, who have
used the first edition Of this work, have testified to lis
great usefulness.
In country like ours, where the authority Of the law is
paramount the necessity Of such work is at all times
manifest but it is especially present when large
and mixed force of regulars volunteers and militia
called into active service. rr
The work will be ofroyal size and will be fur
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sheep.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-18

nR. cHURCH's TOOTH POWDER is recon-
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The loss OF nearly half the teeth which
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traction necessary.
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