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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22
rOUErGy INTEEGEGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAM SHIP
MESTERN.-NlSETEEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

late, Ihan before received. We make the annexed
extracts irol the several Ncw laik papers beinic
The Great Weslera bad avery hoslerons passage.
and Al one time the storm WIS 50 uulehi that sie
was compelled to = lay ~ iorsiN fouts
The steam packet Liverpool sailed from littr-
rool on The enih October. aetceahiY 10 announce
inent Her non-arf,al OF course creates some IN
easiaess ia New York buifhe presumption IS ihot
her snpfly Of coal proved deficient aud that. ind
inc this 10 ba the she either sccred tor some
nearer port. or is making the best OF her way TO
New York with - other irnpellfng power than her
sail.
The IivefnooI vas seen or the -, At 3 4. NJ.
her engine stopped and blowing eff her STEAM. Sine
was seen again on the SINE morning al Il \, NJ
Tuskar Bearing W. \. w distant about nine miles
going ~ between and 10 kuuts an hour, against
strong head wind ard sea.
\ Liverpool paper SAYS
The letters cut BY her loaded cart, aud we're
contained to immense canvass bags some oi them 50
heavy MA, one could with difficult carry 'hem
ThepHekages OF newspapers aud parcels were also
numerous.
There were d(ty-onc passengers fexclnsfvc Of scr
wants and ohlrenl Amongst them were the siol-
loving - Van Buren,, 20 son Of the President
ofthe United States Rev. !. Aaehu md ianI!
Messrs. Jones. &e. &c.
IL was reported that shnr, ,xra session Of Patiia
neui would he Immediately held ia consequence OF
Lord Durtam's res en1tion, Of winch intelligence
was carried eni by the Gfeal Western.
Dispatches from the Hnush government Tor Lord
Dnr1an were scusef B., ihe steamer Liverpool
they were answers 10 those seut out by the Great
Western.
Or Washington has succeeded the late Sir john
Nicon Judge OF tie Adtir,lt, count. The saia-
~ Is t25uH.
The Queen WIS 10 take ~ her residence at Bngh
ion On the lofH Of Na,emhef, and remain there until
within fre DAYS oil Christmas.
The Duke Of Deronshite has ei.en UP hls claim TO
about eG0 Ifears Of ti'ltes dur MN as lay mn
ttrofFf 5444 ff5 .Eff IAN f4-lfF tU o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22

hase heca ea4,,l, dnpersed bs iies Majesys hoops
,n1 tie volunteers.
rs stated "a The Montreal Courier thai Van
Renss,laef uas II Champion, eudea,oneg 10 collect
has scattered Iotles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22
FOR EsENT,

'ENtiE house on Federal Hill, near my resldenc
a Tor several years past occupied by the late
Panlck Fl. Cabell. MlCAJAu DAVIS. Jr
Nov. il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22

There IS no truth in the rumor that any ofthe pub
lie money has been attached FOR debts ALLEGED =.
be due by the present Collector.
! he Evening Post, surprising his statement In bs
correct, endeavors To show that had the sub -Trrs
sury existed, this could not have happened Oni,o
the contrary 1t II IS tue, shows the actual and
practical operation oil the sub Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22
GTrassss scheme.
SS.OOO

Besides great number OF $50, $50, $50 &c &C.
Wiole Tickets Slo-IIalycs$ s. Quarters 50 SO
For sale in great variety of choice numbers at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22
lppER CANADA

T-TV
N,,,,;l ,,,,,,,, T.. = g n,
on a vi~t 10 tins l,ou,te, WIN ,. r - 10"
best rxp,tious IN rn,,n5,n ,it ,Lo ,I a'''r rs
Ia see tb,t the laws ca,,, "o',o' ''''s
violated Tie be,lrr In ,.s,, Nv 1'"I"e'
as we have ecen informed. anno,n,ea ,Lr,,,na, ,as'
c,l Jenn,ios 'e'' ~ o''''e' '"u''oo'' sPe-
It is but iuSr,rc IN tins oo,,lo,,,o# ala
has stated ,hnt bc finds nn ~ a'a' ''' "e
our citizens ,ncompatiblc wul Lvs ~ !i,i
aud thai althoush tbey or,,,.,II, fl = ~, -
est in behalf of The Canadian p,,,a's va, h ,'i ~.
discovered no desion on tho n,rt of ,l 'r'' ''''
,nynve This c,on,., - Io;',il VI '"' 'o'''ot 10
lTaierfo,rn ~ " t,g,,s.,;n,
M, ", , 'Se"'""'
h,y ,ho ,p @ HH'eias'' saNs-N
mn =, al,I -, an .'''' ''" uoie'e o me dh,
Notwithstanding no ,, ','I WV l'o''nee'
,,o of, s.I - 80 ~" ",'c' sumo Jaws
a. E,,s 49,; ''9'"s y" Tue ou' oi lhe barracks
ioincs Il'c D","1"' Ns nlo,m"''on ct the
'o1Ss III ''c loMe province ON the iIh was received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22
1900 Acres OF James River
E,.y.y'ES,

SHALL SELL at public auction TO the hi III
n est bidder, on Fnday the 23l day of this month
II Iar, but il not tine next far day thereafter, my
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

TRirsrH MARKEr, jane 2-Couon-steeh 900 bags, OF
which bags American The whole stock Of Unted states
first hasds with the exception OF tive csrgoss a
posed Of and hs Pscha Of Egypt persists In whho'eng
vides than probably Orleans and Upsnos 'o
80 francs.
Lorper MAsNETs July a-Corn-Thsre has been . gosd
supply bo,h q wbes, and aour STAGE this day 70 = Ess1
this the arrival Of wheat by land sample M
and Kent toerssy lsrgej the accounts ros ~.
also beng generally fsyerakle as 10 the ~
whole dull and evgh for few picked weeks
prices nearly supported ,us uns . ..
sra beans and obtain quite good prices We are well
.,.a s,h 80. :, rres~pt. ssd the trade by
10y ,hor.b s -. hardly call lower. In -four and other
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
MARRIED.

On Thursday 2h Instant by the Rev. w. ucLsren, James
Law, merchant Of Auburn, NJ r., 10 Elizabeth Dsvne'o'
Aberdeen, Scotland. = ..o,.,
Hilbert 10 Miss Maris Louisa Gibssn, beth OF this city
At Homer comfy the 18Th ms ant by tse
Mr. Pls John r. H. nry, or tbs city, TO Miss Ivenan ="
aaughte OF yededsh Barber, Esq OF the former
on The s4h Van wych Place rlshhM ~ ns ncv.y.
Bower, John Liston 10 Miss hs,ids dspg"s' Teeef
n. Van Wyck, Esu. ell OF this city,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
"a - N ~ Y "a A Il n X H.



The arrival Of the steam ship Royal William has
good deal Of excitement today amongst the business
ny but has been Unattended with any change the gene
appearance OF The market Fer the LondoE
neney market refer readers the valuable letters OF
Bennett and special The determine
OF the Philadelphia convention To the 18th proxmo
has rendered the sleek market, which always excabe
buoyant The sales have been very extensive and In
most rise Of from to per Large sales of
3. Bank closed re Of per cent State RaKk Der cent,
Illinois Bank percent; Farmers Trust improved per cent
vicksburgh closed per higher than yesterday; Ohio
Trust per Paterson mp per cents Harlem show
ed rise Of cent the sose and sonngton per cent
The wing the quarterly average OF the weekly lab
ties and assets Of the Bank Of England from the April Ig
to the z6ih Juse, 1885, inclusive.
Liabilifie, Asuts
cireulsiios, fls.ol7,oooI Securities f22s54ecs
Deposits, 1e.426,ooo Bullion, g,72s 0ee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

u....,,.rs June f7For Cottoe there IL still
80 "a a ss prices, and the sales during the
go sece bsss smsrga which 1857 bales Cumsns II - r
- Aux MAswyr Jnse n -Co,on-Our stock being low
e have sut ss report The arrivals from Charles
tor snd Philadelphia have ssused the sale Of sbcp - bales
Cbsriesen asd IS bales Phadsp ha, the last paying L
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

On Tuesday 2lh, nj Paterson, ~ Mr Srecse an oa and
much respected rssidest of that place
Esd inst ~ bepata hemsnnaks' Mt W@ Je~es, oil
this city, sged ~ years and months -, 80.
aged Sc years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

AwrvL-A black child aged six years fell into a
pnvy belonging to the public sch col Ne. 2 and was
instantly suffocated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
State Of Trade.

The arrival OF The Liverpos thip Royal William
deal OF excite In city,
sage, with that Of the North she
beaten 20day and which has been exposed
weather unusual al this being
ceson OF gales l2days establishes superiority OF se
Of savgnng the Atlantic, beyond doubt; the
begin sregdy 10 look these noble
the legitimate mode OF communication with Europe.
The by the has any activity
arket, rather La branches,
AT Psughkeepe the agents Of the eastern manufacturers
their purchases q very
tensve scale and have secured and shipped lee
ready, prices ranging from 40 to IS II expected
all the will be taken the
present month. The qusstity very much diminished and
The average quantity improved.
SucAR-1he activity OF he market continues and is some
slight nprovenrent snotieed At Orleans the
I7h the transactions small In OF the
high prices askcdby holders
Torscco-some transactions leaf ba takss place to
small amount without change In prices At New Orleans,
the l7h market bad been inactive the sales reached 50
hhdS, at "A 81 ka4e for good crossed-secosds 81 end
7-arss "a &C. The stock sale very light The
receipts week a4 bhdsexpost In all less hhds
Of which 19s hhds Liverpool Lendos ~ 10 Ha
vre, 5o4 to Bordeaux, and el< 10 New Aork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
E2s.47s.tao |


DOWNING FlTtet June 40 Iooos
This statement shows sl further decrease In the bullion
Of the bank Of oo while the circulation nearly the same
The depoes have decreased $40 oe securities 2e
The market very quiet generally.
As trade begins generally about or
August may lssk thea for movements In Wall street.
and demand for money for business purposes spring
IN but strong position banks occupy, win enable
them afford every facility to both traders and importers
even the free banks should be found
yantag eousy in efesiRg this object
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

DEAD sHAvr.-Yesterday afternoon genteel
looking vagabond, having the accent and appearance
of German, calling himself Charles w. Page and a
bearder at the Astor House, made purchase of arti
ces nj the store Of Mr.. Samuel J. Tobias, 10 the
amount Of upwards Of twelve hundred dollars The
rogue was 30 difficult 10 please in his bargaining and
90 tenacious Of making heavy BILL" that Mr.. T.
sent the articles without any suspicion Of unfair play
The clerk or messenger, "good easy sou," took the
fellovs cheque on the Merchants Bank for the
amount OF the invoice, and, until 1t too late and
the bird had flown, did not discover the trick Mr.
Tobias after dstectng the fraud, called at the Astor
House and had the gentleman's trunk opened, he
having left that with its valuable contents behind
him. Those contents consisted Of about half doz
en- quires Of closely packed thick brown paper, and
this IS all that the victim is likely TO obtain for ms
twelve hundred and sdd dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

LOOK OUT ros CouwrERrErrRss.-We were shown
yesterday a FIVE dollar spurious note Of the Morris
Canal and Banking Compapy-No. $3.50, payable to
George Grisweld, dated January T. 1887, and signed
by Robert Gilchnst, Cashier, and Louis McLsne,
President A. b. a. @. Durand, enprsvers. The whole
appearance Of the bill 10 bad The engraving s posr
and the printing indstinct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

POLICE, Wednesday.-John Williams alias Allen,
was brought in by the watch on Tuesday night,
caught in the act of stealing from the store OF Francis
A. Gerard, No. 60 Chatham street, 826 worth Of lew
ellery. He was examined next morning, and fully
committed for trial.
Patrick Coean, laborer was brought in for beating
lad, aged Is, with his fists in Centre street. The
denally passing at the time, and carried into the
police where after hearing Of the case before Jus
tice Lowndes, bail for five hundred dollars was re-
CURED. Peddy McDermoti, of the bloody sixth, was
ly succeeded in bringing up another Irishman who
signed the bond-no questions asked to respsn-
sbilty. The farce will be continued at the Special
Sessions.
A miserable starving wretch was brought up and
committed for stealing bunch of four onions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
II male white infant unknown was found yes
terday in sink at rs Hammerslcy street.

CoRoNRR's INauEsTs.-The Coroner was called,
yesterday to hold inquest upon the body Of de-
cent black man, who was drowned on Sunday last
at the Caharnc street ferry. The deceased enga
whom, accompanied by her little child they were
preparing TO the East River to Brooklyn in the
ferry beat at the foot of Catharne street. The boat
being ready to start the woman.and child went on
their passage He had scarcely received his change
when the boat started and in jumping to get on board
the deceased missed his leap, striking his chin against
the boat as he fell into the dock Every effort to
save him was without avail. His body was recover
ed yesterday morning and the inquest rendered by
the coroner was in accordance with the foregoing
facts.
Saieide.-A young woman named Bryant COM
place called the "Hole in he Wall' 232 IL Water
street. The deceased was 20 years of age lived dis
soute life with sailor named Corey, and committed
the rash act in fiji of remorsc. Verdict, suicide
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

AArwERP MARKEr. June 2a-Csttsn-since e,r ,..s 80
have nothing Of importance the only sss have
800 bales Georgia but the paid
tations for Bahia 40 sc the half ko Oeor1s md
roina So 10 c Louisiana and New Orleans 45c; Surat
aad Bengal TO Soc Our arrivals comprise bales from
New Yerk and $50 bales from Ssvannsh Pssshes nantsn
firm position; 200 barrels sold Isl doss Rice has
been du only few small parcels Carolina have ouhd buy.
Is to Isn for
HAMBuRc Market June 3o-Prices Of have varied
little In of the month"; there fair demand for
the lever qualities Of American and fer Snrat Orleans
UplaRds from 9 10 9id Import during the month
bags OF which bags Ameriban sales Sse bags Of which
1909 Americas. Import duridg six months 7e0 bags
ae bags 1887 Stocks 1860 bags OF which SEQ
bags American, against 10 e0t bags last year.
OLYMPIC THEATaE.-Ths elegant and eligbly sit
uated establishment under the new management,
bids fair to become popular and fashionable place
of resort, the company being composed of the most
talented members of the National Theatre corps, in
addition to which they have the accomplished Mrs.
Maeder, formerly Miss Clara Fishery MIR. Flynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne, and other distinguished favor
ties. Mr.. Flynn plays in two popular dramas this
evening, in which, will be seen by the advertise
ment he will be assisted by the entire strength of the
company. crowded house must be inevitably at
tendant upon such galaxy of attractions Flynn
made a decided hit last evening His performance
elected thunders of applause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
MORNING III e RAID.
THURSDAY. JULY 80, 1875.

u We understand that great numbers of the
Herald yesterday sold for snd rs shiIlings
each in Wall street. We regret this, but we caAnet
help it, We sold them at the Office for the usual
pnce-but the boys, on account of the great demand
for them, took the responsibility Of increasing the
price. All who wish to avoid such imposition should
enter their names at the Office as regular subscribers
and be served by the regular carriers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
Yesterday.


Yesterday was one of unusual hustle, labor, and
business with Va. The arrival of the Royal William
the gorgeous account Of the coronation OF Victoria
with the splendid wood cuts representing the cere-
meny, which appeared in the Herald exclusively the
next morning-possesssd the whole city with desire
Of obtaining copy. Long before the ordinary break
fast time the whole edition was exhausted and Ann
street in a complete state Of siege for SO dense
was the crowd to obtain this valuable publication tina
the streets and leading to the printing Office
were completely blocked up, and our evening edition
we were actually compelled put to press at an ear
ly hour with light edition TO the morning news, in
self defence The anxiety was SO great in Wall street
10 read Mr. Benefits letter that some of the specula-
isrs in that neghborhood sold their papers as high as
a shilling and eighteen cents apiece. Never Or any
former OCCASION not even for the Presidents mes
sage, was there such demand
Oar paper, we perceive by the London files, re-
ceived by the Royal William, has been copied
throughout the Kngdsm, which is a sure indication
Of It's beng the most important and most accurate
Journal in the United States. We shall omit nothing
part to continue TO merit sach exalted prefer
snce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

LOUISIANA ELrcror.-Mr Romans majority for
Governor 1867.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
n o NEY M A IL X n n,
Tue sd lay, An,

Auesuays august 1l-6 r. ~
The business at the Board Of Brokers passed this mora.
ing without evnciag material chasge prices sales
Of yesterday The general eauresia the are the
same although IN SEINE cases rass have advanced sther
receded u Eank fellohi per also Kentucky; Mechan
les BANK improved cent Phsnx per cent vchsburg
per cent; Hariers per Canioa Co. also proved
per cest.
The financial coudono Wall one OF quiet
at this Of tue From all OF the cousry
have accounts Of great scarcity Of money. in
ssehssge operations Th the calm on resuup-
ton, and Ike that Immediately preceding commooa in the
elements, be considered the harbnger heavy bus.
ness when the world shall have purified BY
the pruning or Of the insolvent institutions.
AiNew Orleans the l5h, exchange sight York
w at 5iasi Since the States Bank at Pbi.
delPhla fired lbs resumption gum daily schs
reveberatng from Maine the far southwest and doubtless
the expiration 81 the shall advanced In
honesty that those banks whose door shall closed 10
the demssd for specie ~have them entirely closed with the
commissioner seal upon them. We that tins
he's busisess will unasr prospects to hch
has hitherto been stranger. Our ample crops viii 6nd
ready Market and the ceos Of European capital which
has been facilitated by the newly established steam cnnuuu
caios with Rurope, will afford ample for
business without laying open 10 the charge
srsrfrsdags
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
From Thompsen's Travels in Southern Africa
The Lien and the GirafYe.

Would'st thou view the lions den'
Search afar from baunts of men.
Where the recd-encircled four tain
OeZes from the rocky mountain:
By It's verdure far described,
Mid the desert brown and wide
Close beside the sedgy brim,
Couchant turks the lion rim,
Waiting till the close OF day
Brings again the destined prey.
Needless, nj The ambushed brink,
The tall giraffe stoeps down to drink,
pom him straigh, the savage springs,
With cruel joy. The desert rings
With changing sound OF desp'rate strife
For the Frey is strong, and strives for life
Plunging ott with frant c bound,
To shake the tyrant to the ground
Then bursts like whirlwind through the ~ zsty
In hope to 'scape by headloRg haste
In vsin.-the speiler ON his prize
Hides proudly, tearing as lac dies
For life the victims utmost speed
Is musterta d, in this hour Of need
For hfe-for llfe-bis giart might
he strains, asd pCurs his soul In fight
And, mad with terror thirst amt pain,
Spurns with wild hoof the lhuRd'rng plais.
IT'S vain The thirsty sands are drinking
The victor's fsngs are in his veins
His fanks are streaked with sanguine stains
Mis- painting breast In foam and gore
IL bathed-he rees-his race is DER.
Ne falls, aEd, with convulsive throe
Resigns his throat to the raging foe,
who revels amid his lying foams;
While. gathering round TO pick his bones,
The vulures watch, in gsnnt array,
TIL the proud monarch quits his prey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

% What has become Of the youthful, the hand
some, the agreeable the universally beloved Mister
Cooley, aged ~, or little more little less. We
are told he married sweet girl under 20, and sailed
Instantly for England, in order that his first child
nigh, be bora under a queenly government. Bah
The old receipt to cook fish says, first catch your
fshr We are told also that Cooley declared he
would have a seat at the coronation, II II cost him
"a years growth! Available vegrH ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

A LIE VALID TO THE CopsrEr-The statement
that Miss Missouri was expelled from the Troy Semi
nary which Mrs. willard conrsdicts, Srs appeared in
tho Philadelphia Gazette " an editorial article Il
therefore behooves our friend Willis Gaylord Clarke
to state whence he derived the Information We
call upon him most respectfully ard in all kindness
TO do so.
Mrs. willard. Of Troy, conusdicts under her
proper ssms the rumor that the late unfortu.
ns,e Miss Missouri expelled from her seminary
when the character Of her psrentsge became known.
On the contrary she was spupi from October 1891 to
August 1894, when she finally left the school. having
been placed there BY woman protesting to be aunt
ssd brother She passed through with credit ana the
estee other associates and perceptors and il is added
nowhere hssso deep regret been felt for her
sul fate a. within the vail. Of the Troy Penae Semi
nary" -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

SMALL THIxvEs John Joseph Baldwin, was CON-
mltted for trying 10 pass of counterfeit $40 bill Of
the Chatauqne Bank, upon Mr.. Morris Wolf
Jane Smith, was accusedby Mr.. Jeromus Bram-
mien, Of picking his pocket Of a wallet, containing
60 The most singular part Of the case was that the
complainant was quietly vaiking along Church
street al the time his money distracted from his
pantaloons pocket. Jane was committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
transactions tkis Day,


Al Concord, M. H.. John Farmer, ESQ, sged 80 Tie
the founds Of New Hampshire Historical society
10 s73 add q the time Of his ascease .ss m Corespenssg
tary Ne truly good AID h.d very extended
ssqualsssnee, by vhem Ne universally beloved
Al Cold Spring Hsrbor. L. saturday, ah inst Ann
year Of her age.
Al Charleston y C., on me lgh ius NJ Cornelius Griffin
aged ~, iat- Of Nev York
weekly Report OF Inter.enss.
In this City and Poers Field, rem rbe Iith Of A.g the
18th day Of August
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

hui De TO those contemplate and interested wr-
ters who, by cold and hateful calculations, seek to
contest the right of France TO discern her enemies
from her frienss and eRdeavor 10 establish the prn-
cipe Of inviolability for these neuiras who will be
considered as adventurous robbers going forth under
LETTERS OF MARQUE.
We have rot yet done with this serious subject II
is too important and involves the interests Of too
large number of excellent citizens TO be discussed
hastily, or TO be dismissed inconsistency. In treat
ing on the matter bound to do II in all calm
ness, sincerity, honor, and freedom from national
PREJUDICE and are delighted to see that very able
paper 81 Estafette" SO discuss it. This journal has
evlnccd more talent and calm reasoning on the mat
ter than all our other city journals put together We
owe large debt to the gallant country of Lafayette;
and his countrymen in this city it to themselves,
to their own and their countrys honor not to aid and
abet prohigate journal in heaping unwarrantabe
abuse and gross calumnes upon that nation, with the
people of whom honor has ever been leading star.