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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

N COMsaW A NTED-A furnished parlcr asd bedroom
III OF ONE lrsp roor wi or whout breakfast and tea ~
or nesr Rrcsdway for a single gentleman. Address ~
Nc. ~ NJ this oHScc. iN%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
"a LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.

TrkR
fv2 Sailing from New York the 2sth asd from Liver
9hnepoo on the sth Of each month.
The above line Of packets will he continued by the subscr-
bers and s composed Of the following ships,-
From New York,
June &-The UNITED States, Capt NJ w. Holdrege
March 24--The At. An DREW, Capt WIN. q. Thompson
Aug. z4-The vIRGINIAN, Capt isaac Harris
Sept 2a-The SHEFFIELD, Capt Frss. r. Allen.
From Liverpool.
Nav e-Yhe ST. ANDRE w. $50 tons
june s-The vIRGTNIAN, go tons.
July e-The SHEFFIELD. 600
Aug e-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
The qualities the above ships and
the their commanders well known. Every
ereon will be made promote the comfort OF passengers
and The interests The price OF passage Liver
pool in cabin other lines fixed at t4O, with wines
and stores OF every description.
The owners will not responsible letter. parcel
package the above ships for which abi ofadng not
taken. Tor freight passage, apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER. FOX Co or
j24 RoBT. KERMIT. ~ South St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
614S ETs-The old Line Of Packets vii be despatched
the subscribers, saA fruw New fsrk and Liver.
pool on and 18th Teach month. with the pon lhk
whes sailing day falls Sunday, the ships VII sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

Ia SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLD LINE,
<3y8 The Ships comprising the above line VIII be des
- patched from New York and Savannah In the follew-
SHIP s TRENT9S "a. os,i ssaTs master
SHIP REPUBLICAN, r. W, Foster, master
ship MILLEDGEvILLE. ID. L. Porler, master.
Ship NEWARK, r. Durham, master.
The above ships a Of the first class built IN New York
expressly for the trades their tor passengers
elegant and every facility will be afforded
shippers Goods forwarded tn the subscribers will be
shipped free OF all charges except those actually Incurred
JOHNs0NE L5wDEN, ss waIst New York, or
j23 wAsnBURN LEWIS, Savannah.
CO. - PASSAGE To CHA xLEsTON N,
nesse OF travellers going north south, the
atlantic and Savannah and Charleston steam Packet Com
panies" have Termed ne Of Steam Packets 20 twice
week and from No folk and Charleston comprising the fol-
lowisg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins
=. CAk0L1NA, Captain Coaey.
PULASKI Cap, in -.
Thr Pulaski will through Savannah as< after Ss
turdsy, 21st instant They viii leave Norfolk alternately
Tuesday and ssuss and Charleston every Monday and
Passengers leaving Pm lsdepha on Mondays snd Fridays
viii reach Norfolk In time for these Packets vhchsre all ius
nshed with first copper boilers and the Camms nders and
Engineers Of skill and long experience BY is line
they are ngbtless than by snyo,her.
Passage from PHILADELPHIA through, 80
s s.,%:re I. z
Tickets to be had al Baltimore seambost cfce IN rhiia
delphis board the boats and the o. steam Boat
Once In Baltimore board the boats after they leave the
wharf
The steamboat VIM sEABRooK leaves Charleston Be-
snnah every Fridsv porning.
All baggage rtthe risk 1.-THE owners. s,,..o.x
Baltimore, It,h Oct 1897. jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
xR. MOBILE CITY Linz pa * ~ 80

kET~ MOBILE CI~Y LII 80 PA IL % -
AkFP1 The subscribers established line of packets
-sX to run between this port and Mobile, to consist of
vessels suitable size 60 the city without lghterage,
and is Composed OF the following vessels:
Brig VICTRESS. :. w. Dickinson, master.
Brig WARSAW, p. Sheffield master.
Brig DETROIT, +. W. Williams, master.
Brig LEWIS CASS, J. Thatcher master
Brig CAMILLA, F. Mich Is maste.,
Brig MOBILE, (new) -, master.
The above all good vessels, with handsome furnished
accommodations, and commanded by experienced masters
Insurance effected goods the lowest rates OF
mum. This line OF packets will have prompt despatch and
all goods rWarded the subscribers will he shipped free OF
commission For freight passage, appyto
j2S STURGESs CHAIRMAN, 90 Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

A6N HAWKE PACK ETS-UNloN L'NE.-
o$zkk To sail from New York the 8th 10th and Oath, and
zG from Havre LIST, 9th and 18th Of every month >
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

- NEWLINE LIVERPOOL PACK kTS
Ft9 To sail rom New York the ls from Liverpool
.<n11E the 18TH OF each month;
New Ship sIDDoNS, Capt. LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt J. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARRlCK, Capt N. B. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt J. CslBs, LIST April.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt NJ B. Palmer, 18th December.
Ship AKESPEARE, Capt. Collins, 10th January.
New ship SIDDONS, Capt - 10th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, }. A. Pierce, 10th March,
These ships OF the first class all armed upwards Of 800
burthen built In the city OF New York, with such i'm
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
passengers Every been taken In the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price Of passage heHce $40
for which ample including nc viii be provided
without wines he fl1 These ships will be commanded by
experiences masters who will make every eIertien TO give
Satisfaction. Neither the captains the OF
these ships will be responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent by them unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage apply to-
r.. X. COLLINS co, s. South 81. New York, 70
WIN. Il JAS. BkOWNG CO. Liverpool
The ships o this line will hereafter armed and their pecu-
liar construction gives them security not possessed by
other b nj vessels OF war jlS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
LIVEKPOOL AM NEW YOtSk Goa.
MERCIAL me PACKETS.
Ill ri iii III

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
u Remittanccs and drafts with freight and passage and
from Great Britain and Ireand--ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
and the pubcg eneray that they into early
with them for the bringing their families
and friends by the early sprRg shps-the FIRST OF which will
running from Liverpool the Isl February 1885,
and will continue regularly every week afterwards
afordug thc most desirable and eligible Convey
ance they can have.
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having heretofore been great and just Of complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS NJ removing despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool effect the perma
establishment Of such regulations their days sailing
will give entre satisfaction shippers and further In
ducenen for them give preference their Line all
rany transient vessels we EuaraRtee they shall invariably
sail the appointed day. full full and take freight
when opposed any transient vessel at such rates will In
the support and preference shippers by this Line.
The employed for the convenience OF their passn
gers vrrpool OF the first cass-runnng regularly
day from the deten ports of Ireland and Scotland
convenience OF importance 10 those residing the
ports.
In relation rcmtsnces their drafts post
Bank Of Ireland" are paid At sight free Of dsoua
charge province ana counyb sides in the inland
answering the Bank Of Ireland
inconvenience only by this establishment.
Their drafts well orders be forwarded by
the regular packets sailing the st sth l6h and Path o
each month In the year, Those residing In the country
address by letters tpos paid which will be Punctuay at
tended Further particulars be asceaned appea
daoSsm. ROCHE BROTHERS 4 co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

<XX3 LINE. The iolowisg vessels will Ne rrgr,ariy de-
-sssscspsiched be ween New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, MASTER
Brig sOION, n. Bourne, master.
sekf CHARLES ~ SMITH E. T. Totten, master
schr tENRY sARGER n. g. Briggs, master.
schr DIRECT, G. Srisgs, master.
schr LACONIC, j. C. ID s.issn. master.
The vessels copprn. this line sailing
early all new, soi y the best expressly for the
ahlv enu,nJe1 te masters xperie need pilots on the
be effected n, lowest great DE-
sps,cs wibr given and every cxeron will ~ used by ihe
- give Subtraction shippers Cords forwarded 70
the subscribers will be shipped free commission For tgh
apply to y. kN. BRIGGS, IS Old SIP "
JAS ,. w. Brown, smiths Dock, BAIT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

80 MOBILE PACK h;TS-NEM LINE
r& The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched from New York, on the 10th and 18th OF
each month.
Ship THAMES, Jas ID. Snow, master.
Ship ROB ROY, A. Arsold master.
Ship WARSAW, }. Thatcher, master.
Ship WAVERLY, Thos. Phil ps, uiase.>
Ship CAHAWBA w. D. Smith, master.
The above all first rate ships copper fastened and cop
pered and commanded by experienced in the trade with
handsome furnished Recommendations for passengers Good
forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free OF comns
sion. For freight or passage, apply to
Us CENTER CO.y4 inc ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

t34 SAVANNAH PACKETS.-Old Established
3 Line The packets composing the above line will sail
&Ra66In reg ular succession follows:
ship ANGELIQUE, y. Nichols, master.
Ship OCMULGEE, (new) 4. j. LeavitL
Ship MACON, w. Osborn, master.
Ship CELIA d. L. Porter master.
Ship LOUISA, ID. Fl. Truman, master.
Ship OCONEE, lnew) J. ID. Wilson, master.
The above ships all built In New York expressly for
This business and by captains well acquainted
with the trade Their are very SUPERIOR and
every facility will be afforded shippers and passengers AL
goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free
commission. SCOTT l. MORRELL, ~ South j2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

The commanders well w. their reputation Is tire
guarantee qualities of their snp The accommodations
are surpassed combining all be required for
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods Intended for these vessels will be forwarded by the
subscriber free from than the expenses actually
Cured on them. For freight passage, apply TO
j23 BOYD HINCKEN sFontine Buildings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

These vesesare all of the first class and ably commanded
with elegant accommodations for passengers comprising all
that be required for comfort and enence Including
wines and every ipton. Goods either
the subscribers New York. will be forwarded by these
packets free OF all charges those actually incurred
C. BOLTON. FOX 4 LIyINCS ron, % Broad st.
j23 WM WHITLOCK, Jr 46 South street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
from he Ncr Orleans BWictun, OF 81.
FROM TENAS.

The steamer Columbia. Capt. Wade. landed nj
cur wharf list eh at h9if pnst osloek, having
left Grlteston Texas, on the oath usi. late in the
afternoon. The voyage 10 tie Balt2e WIS made IN
thirty thtee hnntS aud lattN minutes. Hothr polite
ness OF the eiclk ne are tudehtrd for the Houston
telegraph, dated The 2nh The cdnof utecs The
necessity OF falslug additional recruiting companies
and siatIouiHg lhcm on the tiont#ef 10 protect
the settlements. Tue eltizrus OF those serlous he
iomarhs, ate stdl calling loudly for a4d and every
messenger from tie West Is Bringing intelligence
II new deptedatious committed by mafaudilg par
lies of Mexicans. Information has Just reached
Houston thai party Of about nineteen surveyors
who hal sen'uied lar up into the Indian country 10
lcMe LAID claims, have been nearly all massarrcd by
ne Ndeocs, ltopies and Reaches. They had been
peateJs warned 10y the friendly klckapnos that they
wee watched by large band Of hostile Indians and
taeS - n'Gst quit making MARKS or they would be
attacked. They gave no attention To these friendly
iaoulions. and shortly afterwards were sulfounIcdby
"aout hundred Infatuated savages, and all were
Killed eAoop four. They however, fought dcspc-
,aiey to the last and fell surrounded by the dead
lnLics oil lhelr assallants.
ltlssated by a gentleman who had Just auiyed
Mt Houston 6otn Guad, that thtco 'feNan culaeus
had lately Arrived q, thai place, having escaped from
The prisons oil Net1mofas. One uf them Is Catnes
who was captured on the Aeuees about 4 wear ago,
aud 1t was reported had been killed Al one Of The
small towns on the Rio Grande a few months since
hey state thar Mr.. Brennan, the former representa-.
ttt tom toliad, ~ IA prison At that city.
The above are the only items of interest VIC could
Rle1n trom the Teleg1 aph. Frnn, passengers on
The Columbia, We learned thai the country was qui-
ct, and going ahead N the march oil improvement,
and population.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
F0RE.G.. ITEMS.
FROM NJ EAl, ..

tt, following extract ga letter, dated August :,
1885 from gentleman in the interior OF ihs Meai-
can Republc though OF the latest date. a sers e
10 throw some light 90 the recent mems from
that distracted county
.Our affairs with France temain in sfdta quo
We know verv litle OF what Is going on except that
the ports are hlockadcd. We are the EVE Of an
other revolution. Gen. URREA Is IN arms III Souur7
against the General Government. The Liberals are
much strongest, but they divided into Two par
ties. One. headed by GoNfz FARias, wish to es-
iablish the Constitution Of 1871 IN all IT. Patls the
other BY PrpRAzA. wish the Constitution, but want
10 call Convention eiafmt lie same 50 rs II give
IL a modification more suited 10 The wants ui The feo-
pie. They trying to unite the two PARTIES, when
the quito will be gwen, and the present Government
will tall. Whenever YOU hear th't CoRrAzAR has
,nronounced.' YOU may say II Is all over with the
Government. lie Is the must distinguished 81 all
the old Patriot Generals. and Is now Governor Of the
Stale OF Guanaiuafa. lis march will be triumphant,
but twill be bloody 1t IS said lac never spared 4
foe. All ewes are fixed upon Inn and his arrange
mems. Whatever plan Is fixed upon. tie Cbutch
viii suffer. The country poor, aud has 10 other
resources but the Clutch property, winch, accord
ing to late retains svaluvd Al seven hundred millions
Of dollars Tie gle vii be short. but decisive.
The Clergy hive los, all theif influence by having
taken part Ia all tn Revolutionary struggles which
have 50 frequently eouy alsrd TITS unhappy Kcpub-
lie"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
FROM TuE.pACIElc.

In the Brig Tweed. from RIO Janeito Sept. lAth.
aud arrived at BdIumofe, came passengers Capt. ].
Mayo, late commander OF the e. :. ship Fairfield ;
Lieut. W II. Nollud rs bearer OF despatches lrom
tc U. >, Legation Al RIO To the OF government
Md {. Bennett of the Fairfield and four seamer
and two marines from the squadron. W.
are indebted 10 Lieut.. holland fer the following
laformatlon, The officers and crew of the Bra
lillian squadron were all well. The Independence
had just arrived from long cruize down the La.
Plata, reflung for northefly The Fairfield
would sail soon for the river La Plata. The Dolphin
was left at bueuos Ayes.
Every thing had become quite settled in the
Provinces OF Bahia and Pefnambuco.
The contemplated blockade by the Brazans a
galnst Montesldeo had been abandoned
Bnenos Ayres was sllll closely bockaded by the
French squadron, which force was daily aucmen-
ting.
he lst OF September Mon,evdeo was closet,
oesieged ny + tucios aud his Party, aud every thing
was IN a deplofabIe Statehood high and scarte-
persons leaving the CITY, aud there is no telling when
the war will end.
The reported death of DIR. Frauc,a Governor of
Paraguay, had created great sensation IN thar conn
Try.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

lists upon wha, they consider the bgot,d eonduct OF
the dean. We are At loss In perceive IN what way
his refusal to set mp the siatue OF the author OF
Don Juan" IN relig ious cathedral Is Inconsistent
bigotcd Ga tic contrary, ih,uh lhai tie de an
has manifested commendable independence Of
character 10 exercising his privilege 10 felnse 10 do
religious honor 10 a man, who did 50 lfile honor 10
telleion Hhe living. No viii deny hat u
would be very absurd to erect sifres to NoaHe and
lon ainr, aud set them ~ ipnofed eNamplcs
lot lie rsil generation. "a L. tagrrd precincts OF
W.stn3r-'ef 1.sHY. W lIu,rls IL poltt-
zeal oousi. H.I#.#..p.r ,aaaa# d. Tie Pioros-
ed honor 80 L sIan. co44e lt4 tl" objection tais-
ed AZ aust iuaI ) ltr IHzf trticsiasiie. would
be obnusiye and ifnp'i Iaenf.= but, under tie PIE
sent circuinsant #sof .Nr eazf ~" 10" not CONSIDER
The cnrduct 81 q IN IN AZ letFeei "ant'a-
geous'' or uulusttliih,.
In eopucsion uih the subject, are reminded Of
the following spirltcd observations by eonlempora-
~ utilcr -" IN irrll2lous poeI,' sai1 Burns
meaning an uudryotoual one. g" IS a monsief.' An
lffegiLus poetis no poet al all The efa'ita'on 81
poetry upwards The roeilr song. II II mpsss, as
cends VIVA, DID rtcu the healhru Grcoks-llOmcr,
Fsoh,Ius. SotHo.lrs, Pin1ai Sublrmely, because
born pocrs--dafl,. because BON OF lam aud nnre-
p.wcd din brisl thtf sllns wandered lie rush
ng chatrols AID winged haises, black aud Niltr, ii
then brother foef Plato, through tie immersed De-
y. seeking fhaFiy obey uaeln find Inn and is that
universe closed around The scrkcrs, nj with the
transparency IN winch u hpsel first from his hand
bet opaqu,ly, a. doub'c-dA.d VIII he rans eresstous
oil Is siuS thu FL thon2i Icy could not discern,
the God be,on1-gtd used tie gesture dough
ienonnt Of the language 81 notshppoe.
The lhrd rsele MISSED tie sun, but seaiod to-
nartls its sphere Shall tie bind el,le solr aud the
gadHess oad LIE eflttuIc OF such rs are poets a.
aeae u- ia lllufulng towards the beautiful, they
nj E, behulI the nut face ol God
Nor York Minor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
TIL. HEENae = We.

The Correspondent OF he HHtA.. ton Courier fur
uishc4 the subniucd dc,,u....H the =" lletmrt's
Cave in Buncombe Conn = C., aud OF IT'S SIN
gulaf inmate:
AFTER enjoying ourselves II .'uo ti4Ie On tn"
peak, we descended 1t on the sd site 10 tlat by
winch we had asceudcd, unul We ed rock and
clyliy known Is The llcrmlt's { 80 The history Of
the individual who resided there, perhaps twenty
years, aud until some nine ten s ago, l. singu-
car aud interesting. aud therefor coed 10 record
few particulars thai CLEANED ccInIng Inn. HIS
name was DAVID GREEE, and dIsapp omtment IN love
was the reason assigned by him, for seeking resi-
denec ~ tins mountain solitude la accordance with
the scupturl injunction build ones house upon
rock, he alleged hc erected hls log house, sIurr
destroy ed, large flat rock & block OF granite
belesc) on ihf mountains side but Ire would rather
nconsistcntly take shelter the under the rock.
DUNG slotm, aud particularly during thunder
s1otm. lie raised cattle on the mountain, aud cult
waited farm there. and a dnthls yet visible winch,
II Is sad lac dur clght feet deep, wi hout coming To
theffuck or clay. about spacious field on the sum
MT OF the mountain. His disposition generally
klnd 10 hs fellow creatures, aud he would never fail
To display hospitality towards the vscis OF the noun
tam. He had some peculiar notions, hnwever, whit h
led him to commit acts OF great violence, which vii
/ be mentioned III the sequel. lie wrote AMI publish
ed his auto biography; aud also new constitution
ior the United States, ~ which he hNcd the SALARY of
/ the President Al $50 PER annum, on the pfintlplc
/ TINT large salaries would induce men to seek public
office hom mefcenary Instead of patriotic motives
II waSa cardinal principle III his code Of morals and
justice, that every good eitlzen was impemtWely
bound to put the liar or cheu 10 death and on tins
pnutlp!c lie acted occasion, aud put 10 death
a Iennessecan named Higgins, whom he accused Of
having told HIM hr. In consequence OF tins homi-
eide he was araencd aud tired for murder, IN Jones'
borough, Tennessee, and was acquitted on the ground
ot insanity, ms counsel giyag hls Constitution of the
i United States IN evidence, among other proofs Of his
unsettled wits. lis chagfin wasvcry great AT having
been deicuded ON such plea. II is also related of
Inn that, many years ago, when the Sheriff OF Bun
combe came 10 levy tax HIM (Which he regard
ed as high handed oppression aud INVASION OF his
natural rghsl lac resisted that officer, aud pursued
hun To AShvIlle where the Court IN session, and
IN ms rage drove the Judge, Jury aud La" yers oul
OF the Count House. by peltns them with sioncs.--
lie ultimately get tued III his mountain residence,
aud sought employment in Tennessee, and WAS there
kllled 10y fellow workman, whom for some insult,
he had declared lac would put TO death. and who
knowing GREER to be a man OF his wotd, IN self de
fence sought an opportunity aud slew hun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
GyNCunURG, NOvEnBER IL, Isas.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

By Saturdays mail. we received very partial in
formation OF the great election IN New York.
In the City the first day, l6,460 voIes were
poed, being 5000 more than the first day in
81, aud 5000 less lhan the first day last April
The Wings were thought to be ahead. The New
York Express has the following:
By the steamboat Swallow we are indebted 10
Capt. Mel can. for the following estimated Wig ma
lorllies The close Of the polls last evening furnish
ed him by our friends along the River.
The Swallow left Albany At o'clock, p. NJ. Re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
ClEIMPORTED ToCuARLESTON.

The ship osceolt arrived Al Charleston on the LIST
INST, brought hall a million OF dollars in gold and
SILVER. imported by the Directors of the Cincinnati
aud Charleston Railroad Company, Tor the use of
the South Western Railroad Bank. 1he snbscup-
ton 10 thus Bank Is To be closed on the 9h,n thurs-
ton, The stockholders 10 meet there on the ooh
inst To elect Directors. The bills the Bunk are
already printed; "a temporary Banking House."
says the Patriot, "wl be provided, and now THAI an
abundant supply OF specie has been procured the
Bank viii 20 immediately INTO operation under the
most favorable auspices. The wise foresight and
liberal policy displayed IN tins importation of specie
Is highly eiedHahlc to the COMPANY. They might
have looked 10 the Charleston Bnuks or those OF
Ne" ork and Phade pha. for the supplies neccs-
shry for the new Bank. Bun tins would have crea.
ted pressure III the mones market, aud created an
apprehension nj the increase of the Banking Capital
oil The Country, without corresponding enlarge
ment Ell the specie basis. The that has
been pursued, will greatly strengthen tie Bank aud
gam inr II public confidence home and abroad -
10 Charleston in particular, thus measure is cacu-
/ ted to do essential service.
=" The million loan happily effected by Gen.
Hamilton IN Europe, berg added al tins Time the
i capital OF Charleston, will give stability 10 all on,
commercial aud financial operations. One half the
amout being transferred by Bills of Exchange first
10 New \ ork aud then 10 Charleston, will furnls
us the means Of keeping down Exchanges and thus
prevent a diam upon our Banks for Specie. 1t viii
he seen rom the above statement, how entirely un-
founded are the reports prevalent IN certain quarters
OF large drafts having been made through the en-
ey OF Gen. Hamilton, from the Northern Banks, ia
supply onr Railroad Bank with Specie. Not dol
Ian has been drawn ion any such purpose. We have
been AT the expense and trouble OF providing our
selves with The requisite amount of specie from Eu-
rope"