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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

! Mississippi Banks-Gov McNuu vetoed an act
of the Legislature, repeating the damages on bank
notes protested for non-paymentin specie, which was
afterwards passed by the constitutional majority
The Union Bank the new mammoth with capital
of $l5,00000O, is soon to go into operation. The
following are The directors Hiram G. Runnels,
J. L Irwin, J. J. Gooch, J. B. Morgan, Thomas
Land, J. A. Grimball, R. M. Williamson, J. }. Nc
Rae, James Barnes, James McLaren
A law has been enacted, giving the Natchez and
Jackson Railroad banking privileges. Capital, eight
millions. ... #.
! The Bank of France has given notice that from
Feb. Isl, it would make loans on public securities,
canal shares, Paris bonds, &c. as how as 500f.
On the sth of January the receipts of the Savings
Bank in Paris Sol ,O69 francs; the depositors
amounted TO 5276, Of whom S7S were new. The
sum drawn out was Alb 900 francs
Money is now TO be had in great abundance in
France, at per cent. per annum.
Specie Coming-T additional funds which will
be required for Canada affairs is subject which
already affects the money market. II is proposed to
draw bills on government at home and negotiate
them in New York, giving rise, OF course, to an ac-
emulation Of specie here to which the state of ex
changes with America is now peculiarly favorable.
This will also accelerate, il is thought, the resump-
ion of specie payments by our banks.
From. the Houston 1t1as) Telegraph.
The cotton crop of Texas the last year amounts to
about so 900 bales. This, according to the present
prices is worth about 1000 900 dollars, which may
be considered as the whole amount of the exports Of
the country. .. j..
Ner Hampsiire--The Nashua Telegraph con-
tains returns of the vote for Governor from nearly
all the towns in New Hampshire and the result is
as follows:
Whole number So ,ls6 For James Wilson Jr,
25, 1888 Isaac HILL 29s4S-Hill's majority, 2,5lO.
Coos county gave Hill majority Of $50.
Three Hospitals are TO be established on the Ohio
river at Paducha, Louisville and Wheeling, for
passengers and boamen only.
The Louisiana Legislature passed Resolve on
the 18th inst making the pay Of their doorkeepers
the same as their own-$6 per diem.
The London packets, lately arrived have brought
out the following amounts Of gold, in soverelgns:
Ship Toronto -. .S9o,OUO
Ship Ontario ......... -. ?o,uOo
Ship Westminster ...... l46,OoO
Total amount ,$3oo,oou
Commerce of CineinnaG.-There were at one
time, on yesterday, twentyeght steamboats, lying at
the pubic quay Of this city, and twentysix to-day.
During yesterday, there were thirtythree arrivals
of boats, the amount of tonnage OF which was over
fire thousand tens!
The river is at stand but from the recent rains,
must again rise in few days.-Ctnctnnah Hh,g,
llarch IT,
Mai Gen Gaines arrived at New Orleans on the
18th inst, from ST. Louis ...... .....
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

GEN. Scorr.-We publish the following resolution
introduced by the Hon j. Mcdonnell the Senate, and
passed by that body. with great pleasure That officer
has done his duty, without fear or favor -
Fcsoircd by the Senate Of Michigan That the vigil
LIANT and energetic conduct Of MAJOR General Scott Of
the limited States, in sustaining the neutrality Of the
United States and preserving tho peace Of the northern
and northwestern frontier deserving of the highest
appreciation and that however the people Of Michigan
may sympatbIse with those struggling for the advance
men ot human liberty, yet the supremacy OF the laws Of
the lnon and the preservation OF the faith Of treaties is
by them esteemed paramount duty Morning Post
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

y,rious Senate bills having been read and refer
"a and several House bills having recsiyed their
third reading and been passed,
The House went into Committee o. me " h9le on
~, I'm M CAMBRIsl. ENG moved the consdera-
t;an Of he bin directing transfer OF moneys, I'M
claimed by pensioners, TO the Treasury when was
passed through committee without opposition, read
4 third time in the House, and passed.
,riation bill; which was passed through committee
without amendment, and reported TO the House
The House then adjourned.
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SENATOR TALLMADGE AND HIS
ASSAILANTS.

We had prepared an article in reply TO the
rude attacks made upon this Senator, by the
Globe and Albany Argus on the occasion Of
his presenting the petition Of 5000 legal
voters Of New York, against the Sub-Trea-
sury scheme, but we have been compelled to
omit it until our next number.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

GIN THE REGULATIONS WHICH CONGRESS
MAY PRESCRIBE, RESPECTING THE CUSTODY
OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS, 1T is DESIRABLE THAT
AS LITTLE DISCRETION AS MAY DE DEEMED
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR sArT KEEPING,
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO Executive AGENTS.
Gen. Jacksons Message, Dee. 1885.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
Ok ustry--is HoN-EssENriALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS oHARlTy.--Angusttn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

formed, without the possibility Of error or isapprehsn.
sion, what the Peoples wishes are-snd then L, those
Representatives, be held 10 that strict accountability
which servant owes to his Master
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bic to depreciation as Bank rags"
We publish to-day the Sub-treasury Bill as
il passed the Senate, and nailed to the table
Of the House.
The motion to reconsider the vote in the
House was not made yesterday, and the
member who gave notice Of his intention to
do so has therefore lost the opportunity Of
making the motion.
We can say to the country, we think, with
perfect confidence, that the Senate Bill cannot
be raised from the table Of the House. five
mistake not, it requires two-thirds to effect it
the thing, therefore, may be set down as
impossible.
The House Bill, is yet to be taken up. If
the "specie clause is stricken out, as in the
ed against laying the Bill on the table, will
vote against it on the question Of its final pas
sage. If it is retained, the effect will be about
the same on other members.
To refute the statement made in the Globe
Of Tuesday night, it is only necessary to say,
that four or five, at least, and perhaps 9 to ID,
of the members voting against laying the Bill
on the table will vote against either and both
the House and Senate Bill. As the House is
at present organized, the Sub-Treasury
scheme cannot pass in any shape. The LOG
are all unquestionaby .f'm-lo of the absen-
tees are not less so-fou, at least, of those
voting against laying on the table, will vote
against the bill finally in any shape, and this,
being 1870, is sufficient to send the bill Of abo-
limitations to the tomb Of the Capulets.
If the elections turn out uniavorably to the
administration, we have the warrant for saying,
the majority in the House, against the bill, will
be increased. ""
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29
S33s,0Oo
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Positively last night but one Of the season.


Mr. WILL s. Benefit. For which occasion he IS happy
TO announce that he has entered into nm arrangement WIN
Mr.. BACON, whose celebrated Stud OF Horses wiz ag-
pear and perform in the Grand Equcsah drama OF FL
HYDER The entertainment viii be assisted IN all It's
Tctvc situations and grand proceedings Ivy the Marine
Rand Who il also during the evening perform several
popular and National Airs. ~ .......
This EVENING, MARCH 90 will he performed, tho
Magnificent Equestrian and Dramatic Spectacle OF
Ell HYDER. -.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29
Ell IIYDER
Previous TO the. Spectacle, The Farce OF
SPRIGS OF LAUREL.

During the Evening the agreeable and aughable sketch
of the Grand
MASQUERADE; Or, Fancy Ball
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piled preference for that measure For II was al
lowable and not uncommon to vote for amendments,
with view TO render an Objectionable bill unpalate-
az
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

ovricr STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
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JuDGE WHITE, Of Tennessee, on Saturday
last, made to the Senate, one the most sem
sible speeches against the exploded Sub rea-
sury scheme that we have heard. We cannot
help adding, that in alluding to the manner in
which public officers were paid off in times
like these in the ancient state Of Franklin, he
stated that the coon-skin currency was not
less liable to be conterfeited than the shin
'plasters ofmodern times. twas not an I'M
frequent practice to annex beaver tails to coon
skins, and pass them off for the genuine fur.
So that even that sort Of currency was as La
bic to depreciation as Bank rags"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

A VISIT TO THF RED SULPHUR SPRING OF
IA VIRGINIA during the summer Of 1897, With OBJ
servaons on the waters. BY Henry Hunt, NJ d.
Just received aud for sale by
f. TAYLOR,
mar % Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

|NI81T3;&I70;33

" This Invaluable medicine has unaidea by pufery
s ed s'e !.
that deadly foe 10 ths human race Consumption or radical
coughs asthma uasen1a Group whooping cough and ali In
affections Of the chest and lungs offered to the
pssse ,s ey the posres, Classes U"der climate 50 va
rsbe as oss e o. ;1en com CALI impers
It's In their birth those symtcms which, II
prepsraos such remedy presented conmunity 10
the Pectorsl Hoaey of Lverwor the nnfsiug efficacy
by may o. respectable citIeus who having eIpe
renced It's beneficial Effects have Voluntarily authorised the
In all cases difficulty in breathing, caused by ,nnamus.
ton Of lungs the Pectoa Hoaey Of Lverwort
will found invaluable aud unfang Of ef
In bose distressing complains ncdest 10 children
whooptng cough ke Is the only ertain remedys ad In
against the Of consumption IN fact the national
motto O Pur6us unum" 1c,n The sense unity from
h peculiar Propnety be applied the Pecto-
raj For 0 s By JAMES D. NowILL sole proprietor
Of Madison ~. ard a. cs.haf I'm s Is, u.d.,
Adsmssn Cid. 500 Broadway. and Bewery.
James Tarrant corner OF Greenwich and Warren
George o. cosgesbal coraer OF Pearl and Rose sta
H. V BSsi corner Of Hsnmersley and vsrica s,A
Allen n Ingersoll, GRAND. corner OF Norfolk St
DR.. Bloodgood, corner OF Allen and Rivington
Cougnaq, SO Chatham St
Blagrove Powers Brooklyn, l.
LIZ Jones, Jnmsiea, l. I
Heary Rowles Il Co., Albany.
w. Bristol, Utica, N. Y.
L. n. Swan, Rochester.
Luther Kelly 4 Co, Gcncvs, NY
J. ID. Phillips, N~whurg.
Jno. Carpenter, Sing Sing.
Seymour Dickinson, Hartford, Conn.
David Mitchell, New Haven.
n. Thornton. IT,, New Redferd Mass
Roberts Il Atkinson, Baltimore.
v. L. Baker, Charleston. g. G.
J. HunnevilIe, Boston.
TO avoid disappointment, purchase bottle with.
out II bears the propnetors signature.
liberal dscoust allowed TO druggists and country dealers
23.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

NB BoUxpARY.-Iti is now said mat LORD Dur
ham and our Government have entered into an arrange
ment with the consent Of the Governor of New Bruins
,ss f the executive of the State OF Maine pro-
eeds 70 run the NJ E. Boundary line he is no, to be OPP
posed by force by she British authorities His actions
are all to go for nothing in the long run And the mat
,.r !. ultimately 10 be left adjustment between the
Two Governments he acts Of the State of Maine 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding who have the only legitimate
power TO settle il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

ITO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
practitioner OF mtd iclne In the public hospitals al Ma.
pes, member II he Medical Faculty o tie city Of New
York whore he has bees pbyc since the 1885,
continues consulted bis Office No 1895 Fulton
" opposite Church The obstinate and iaveterste d.
sesses requiring the soundes In treatment and
tieuary al originating purity Of the blood, and
chronic secteas rheumssms distractions, ulcers In the
throat ptons OF the skim debility he will be speedily asd
radically by the least expensive and most
neut patients Renscdics 10 be used prepared by him.
good effects rendered nfahe DR. De Angels
has effected many which has baicd all the
sources medical but he cites only few. Copy Of
from D Osborne and Ireland physicians OF this city
TO Or. De Angelisi
ZIG Futon street, Dec. 6, 1879.
Strive have hesitation In replying to note IL
ing deserve much credit for successful resncnt
ofM John Thorn had baed physicians both here and
In more favorable climate We your servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE. NJ ID.
w. n. IRELAND, NJ. ID.
Patients rsy inquire Of Mr. Thorr himself who IL be
found Of No Jones lane below Coffee House Slip and also
Of his brother Alderman Thorn, Brooklyn Dr. De Angels
also refers Mr. Thomas mLean OF ie5 Maiden Lane for
bis curing diseases and also Mr. Phyfe cabinet maker
Mr.. John " Reem, and Mr. Rurtis, bookseller.
NIB. All DR. De ApgeIs family medicines may be had at
hrs of6se. jezT-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05
DIR. II. III. HIGBEE'S REMEDY
tDSprCIric E1n nIsEASES OF THE HUMAN

- SPECIFIC For DISEASES OF TIE HUMAN
e
of dsy, and feeling which tells him he WI De The
The remedy fnown-has tried-ana has succeeded
hope had aed and where perpetual loss Of VI
Faculty Medicine had declared the sufferer TO be incur
The object Of proprietor in thus openly and canddy
placing his remedy before the community is, that may be
tnowa 70 adj and that may prove balm o. healing 70 ne
Francis Aqua adapted TO all esss.
stage adapted to all kinds OF nervous affections inability
% the by ose aeSuous ay
BY the dis
with which the organ. Of vscs are attacked should In
The specific ia put up bottles, copete directions
for Advice cheeruly given free Of charge at pro
Professional bolD from Ito IL o'eIsckA NJ and from 70
10 Barclay q. June IL, 1889.
Gates gestemen, whose station lie responsibility pie
~ worth, sucient vouchers for the
em ~.ud Ne alike nsu ing 10 the judgment The reader
sad the unblemished honor oftse an'horA
From the Rev, Mr. rouer, Pastor church Bridge
Tiis is TO certify, that gentleman with whom AN &C.
quained who had Bees nearly bns for eight years .er sI
relieve hi@s. was At s%g 2. 70 ny
one see Of aeq y,.r no aryr o
many years this distressing mslady be recovered hrs eye
sight and speedily did he improve In health I'LL be recovered
Another tina, Of poor man Who pending MIN.
Of the institution with what they termed an incurabie
ON one eye that he nearly blind trial Of
Dr. Francs remedy bree bottles only being used
by IT, the surprise OF all who kne hs and
he with that well as ever he did feel
my duty give this Information for the oeneh' Oh tne
public.
The Rev. Harrison, Thompson St having proc 1re .
bottle above for Mrs Hsrrsens e. es ays-n ais az
tousne Il has the and pain which had
she had used din rent eye wa
b., they :, sS Therefore gosk Pr III grsiN
Mrs McCanrey No James st. widow OF the late or' NC.
Carey having used Francs eye saysl arr hap.
by had the desired effect and can truly say saved
from absolute tlindnes and bope the pubic VIII soon
know It's value" y, -
The REV Mr. Dunbar says-"Frem the testimony OF those
who used the eye prepared by DR., j. FRANCES
have hesitation In Recommending 70 ne 2ceis nouee OF
the public" DUNCAN DUNEbnnn,
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EyES, inserted ~
Dr. Isaac Francis be dpe uish ed frem the natural
III perform every melton Of that without gvsg
the slightest pain. ,-a.
Ia BARCLAY street. New York. JeBSm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

QSAA NEwARD.--CRoss'S sPkCIFlC NIB
WJUV TURK-Yorthe cure Of GonorrhGa elects, stse
lures and analogous complaints Of the
o s remedies yet discovered er the above complaints thh
II the certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the leea
regard TO diet, drink exposure change In application
business.
We give no long qusekh recommendations 70 deceive N.
SPEAK for H. object 10 notfy where II be had
and that tie proprietor challenges single case p, ~
onorhoea 10 be brought In which the Mixture wh Ho
effect rspd cure, under forfeiture Of $500 .
This disease that unfortunately psrvades ~ 1870
society," low rich and poor, matrpenia anu
They presented with remedy by vnon 10y ar
themselves without the least exposure ~ ne sno'N
time possible. ,.,-,--...,- 49,.
Further the snnetbe centrscted sa@s o. me MI
tpre stsken at nghton going to bed when eIpssen. .
Its bottles with full direeuens accompanying
At Oh bottle One bottle week, which generally cprss
Vor sale oslv a, pr Vim. NJ Minors drug store No. ies
Brosdwsv corner Of Dey a. rsnkin housel New ferk-
rhlsdelphis. ansom'
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

THE NEXT STEAM sHIP.-As we stated about tel
day. ago. the new steamship the Liverpool the properly
Of Sir John Tobin advertised 10 leave Liverpool
on the oath Of last month. la this ship our private
letters tell NC that Miss Shrre Mr. Wilson, &c were
coming she left that day, as in all probability
she did, she has been out IL days and may certainly
be exeected in our waters before Saturday next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

10 1t is with sincere regret we perceive that Mr.
Sargent has retired from the editorial chair Of that
excellent paper the Herald and Sentinel OF fhhadei
mia. However his loso will not be much felt whilst
Mr. Walker continues at the desk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

~ Conduit is advertising and exposing the woman
nce called Mrs. Conduit, in the New Orleans papers
She is now called Mrs. De Bar. Conduit lets Out
seine funry things about the Wood riot-hin,s that
Col Webb was quite intimate with bis wife as was
necessary for the peace Of and the purse OF the
a,h.r Ne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

ETTE OF rE AZ AND s 1872
c bsaiog p,pes ~her euptisns of the shin, and I'm
py,v,se the souplesan 10 which gives increased sones
srd besutv. Price 25 cents
Tcr sale hy H. HART 21s Broadway and - Huds.n street
ana BY Gsor III Bewery, = NE eornsr o. I've snd
~. 800, .ni .syee, an z eodSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

p The corn and po,atoe harvest has commenced in
Conaectcut; ripe in Connecticut in August is ra.
Their unusual. The drought and heat has rpened the
crops rather early The po,stoe crop will be light but
on the whole, take New England throughout the crops
have seldom been larger
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

" We are pleased TO learn that Madame Leeomte
has recovered from the effects Of the accident she met
with at the Park Theatre. whilst performing in the
Mountain Syph." She is shortly ITO appear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

AScrHER SLAYER cAPTURED.-rhe brig Pastora,
a, New Orleans, from Havana. reports two English
vessels OF war that port Of which had captured
. SLAYER with $50 slaves, and sent them jamaica
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Ry That clever creature, Love, draws crowded
houses every night at the American Museum. He i,
veil worth seeing. His transitions are wonderful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

p II is stated that the proceeds Of the Smithsonian
bequest-aboui half million-have been loaned 10 the
aew Bank, organizing under the Presidency OF Mr..
Beers the security Of equal amount OF Arkansas
stock. bearing an interest Of per cent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
h consulted usual In the treatment OF certain clas OF
diseases He spprscs the public that he has received regular
professional educatop In this and be cse
with the seEnamed doc-rs, medical puv and prccsdere Of
the day. Office No. Arm the American Musenu1
Private sntrnce third door from the Museum Lamp ct The
lupr srfbs cor n 10 evening. feTu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

BALTIMORE, SEPT. 3.-FIREs.-About IL oclock on
the night OF the Let inst attempt YVES made 10 set hre
20 an unfinished dwelling house in Aisquth street The
FIRE kinded in the back part Of the house but was
fortunately discovered in time prevent much damage
AsoTHER--Between FIVE and six o'clock on Sunday
morning il was discovered that an unfinished dwelling
house in South Greene street FIRE. Before the
FRO companies reached the spot the whole OF the in
terror Of the house wrapped in flames and in spite
or all efforts 10 IL, the house consumed, the
whole Of the walls owing 10 their newness tumbng 10
the grosnd This property was owned by Mr.. John
w. Berry and not insured.
Mach damage was also done to the roofs Of the sd.
joining houses occupied by Mr.. Charles A. Gambr
MIR Asn.on Webb Mr. John r. Howard, and the Rev
Brishop Waugh. The house Of the latter had the ROOT
burnt or ssd the third story much injured.
The roof of the Medical College IN the Immediate
peighberhocd was several times on IRE, and Il wal
only by very great exerons that the building pre-
served zmericar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

U Tie Steam engine, machinery, &c. al the Me
chanics Fair is in full operation Go and all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

NJ Peaches Of the finest kind abundant. They
are sold from so cents TO ti busheL
~ The Indiana and Illinois elections not yet
decided The illinois Senate stands as IL did last year
20 and 20 bat it is impossible to tell which party will
have the majority in joint ballot The Van Buren, party
have carried their Governor by majority OF sbou
1900 or 1000 less then at the last election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

BJ In Missouri the Van Buren, party has gained
about 1900 since the election in 1896. The Senate
will be 90 Van Bures and IL Wings; the House SO
Van Buren, and 30 Wings The Joint Ballot, majority
% Van Rnren.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

10 The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser mentions
The establishment at tina, place of Bank, organized
ander the new law, which is shortly to go into opera
zion capital 5000 ooo Another institution is nearly
...aaa;zao hv arether asaaciatio