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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

Cvxron HOUSE, SErzUREs.-Severalo OF the papers
are raising racket because Mr.. Hoytand Mr. Butler
are beginnings number Of suits before the United
State. Court and are there cast. very senseiess
cry thi., These gentlemen have one year and six
months only 10 held their present offices. II they
do bring as many suits possible in the shortest
period how could they retire in March, lsal, with
sl50,0oO, each Of the "spoilsa" Answer that BOBBY
Brooks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

CHArersIr TsE PoLtcr Bsrca.--Justices Blood
rood and Hepson's terms Of Office expire in afew
weeks who 10 TO be appoiniedt Lets have re-
form in the whole department why will NOT the
sbs Corpcrssios reorEanise the present system at
spcei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

PsIsrrR TO rHK srArE.-Crosswel, the manufac-
turer Of public opinion for fifteen years to the loco
foces, will be tsrsed out of ofse by the next lesis.
Iature. Who put inl who Is quallfed' Thurlow
Weed, who has given evidence Of his skin in manu-
featuring organs presents the best claims Cor the
Office Let him be appointed for life. special
sdict.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

The decline which apparent after board We terday
was more manifest at the stock exchange tins morning.
u s. Bank declined =, per cent n. An T. Bag Co IA
per cent; Canton per cent Del Hudson per cent;
stoningion per cent Philadelphia Exchange was hide
worse Sales have been mads i3i extent Of 5000
$500 Ohio per cent sold 10 per Cerpor
alton Bonds declined per cent
The wing sales Of stocks at auction hi, morning.
MARKS the heavy depreciation which that description Of
tiles is now under - .t&u.
50 I'VE per cent Maryland Boni issued the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company for k2o sach payable esrs
from july 1882 offered lots Of bonds or flOoo and
ola As follow
] lot at n per cent lot al SO per ee.,
as "a :, p
l 81 g "a Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15
[Correspsslence Of the Herald.l

L last addressed you from Charleston. Since them
have visited Mihedgeville the metropolis Of this
state. The legislature commenced its session
Monday. On Wednesday the Governor elect, Judge
Mcdonald, was duly installed. You have, no doubt,
read the message Of Governor Gimer, IN which
he expressed himself decidedly against the banks.
The legislature is decidedly locofoco, and harsh
measures will be adopted against such as suspend.
Abill is already prepared 10 compel them 10 re-
sumo, under the penalty OF not receiving interest
from their debtors. or being allowing TO sue them
shows some what the state Of feeling which pervades
nearly the whole legislature. All Of the banks in
the state arc brought TO halt. They can col
lect nothing. and they wont lend a dollar. The
The Ocmulgee and Monroe railroad, of this place,
80, pended short time since, and commenced dis
counting and throwing out their paper trash. The
planters and banks handled il so tenderly that
they took the alarm and hauled in. Their notes are
refused now in Savannah (where they were lately
bankable) and believe are now rejected by all the
banks in the state, oat Of this place. There is
evident uncasiness among the banks in this place
about these notes, and look for them % be discre
dited in every direction. subjoin list Of all the
suspended and broken banks in this state. think
the residue will continue TO pay their debts, and
some Of those that have suspended, talk Of resu-
ming.
Insurance Bank Of Augusta,
Bank Of Cosmbas
These are suspended, but speak Of resuming i'm
mediately.
B.ns Of MiIledgeville,
Georgia Railroad, at Athens; Ocmulgee,
Nom oe Railroad,
Pisnters' and Mechanic Bank Of Cotumbus.
These suspended.
Farmer Bank at Chattahooche,
Bank OF Darsen,
Western Bank al Rome
Bank Of Macon.
These are broken, and the last entirely worth
less.
The scarcity of money in this country is beyond all
precedent, but the merchants here don't ae az the
New Workers do. II they cant raise the wind with
out dividing the spoil with the brokers and shavers,
they wait the issue Of the law. Georgian don't
feel disposed to sacrifice his all at the shrine Of
punctuality. Property must change hands TO
enormous extent but the law has to be the arbiter
in these cases. They are q law abiding set. When
nothing else can be done, its dictates submitted
with as much resignation can be expected from
hot headed people. Yours, GALLArrS.
Religion and Ram in Boston.-The Rev. John
Pcrpont again parscp OF the Hollis street church
He was recently elected for his ultra temperance
Amoigo Vespucci is scjourning at the fremont
House, Boston.
7Ae Third Disfricf-Ofical retw~ss have been
received and the three whig candidates are elected
to the Senate. General Root by one vote
The words three dollars in the original bills are
stricken out and the words twenty dollars substi-
tuted.
Troops for Forido. -One hundred dragons un.
der the command OF Lieutenant Darling left this cty
on Wednesday, for Florida.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

MKT MAYoR-Pass a Registry Act-nominate g.
C. verplanck, and then 20 ahead. No doubt the loco
focos can then be licked out Of their brooches with
such a candidate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

0c,- PHiL HosE has been chairman of a meeting
in favor Of Clay for the next Presidency. Stick .
pin there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

o. Laugh and joke as mnch you can at tn
close Of dinner II helps digestion more than chees
or champaign Indeed moderate fits Of laughter ar
better than pills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

90 Can't the wing legislature remove the Water
Commissioners and put Efficient men In their places
Try.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

and the balance at 90 per cent AMI Peck princpa
purchaser at the last named prise eper noi. Bond.
for slooe each then offered and only sold at 90 pr
cent 90 shares Planters Bank, Tennessee brought 5a 10
shares Planters Bank, Mississippi co. 80 shares Harlem r.
Road, s9i shares Brooklyn asd Jamaica r. Road 7sc
The market little tight today owing in some
measure to the monthly nstalment Of 10 per
capital Of the Bank Of Commerce. and payable The
capital Is saooO,ooo.
All the Banks Of savannah consinue pay specie and
checks on New York, at ss sod at 10 per cent.
The following Is statsmsss Of the 81 Marys Bank
State Of the BArx ST. AAav Gro ON the Sch Oet,b.r
d.wiih thsI "a o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

o. The NATIONAL Vine Convection meet s at
Harrisburgh on the 4th December, lSS9-not the
llth. Delegates are appointing in every part OF the
country. Ii will be great blow out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

Dscrrcy.--Chsndier, Of the Philadelphia, U. s.
Gazette, calls the Rev David Hale "hsr'-yet
such papers pretend 10 be respectable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

A FieHr Noah and CHARLES Kius are fighting
bard about Clay and Scott who 10 bottle holder
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

DANCING AcADEMIEs-We are preparing to send
Ariel into every public dancing acad nv, and
record the fun, sentiment, drollery, and small poa-
toes during the winter. II will be rich. The very
pretty girls will be well taken of-and the young
men cut up like sausages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

PRsacHIre vpos Nsw PLAs.-On Sunday next
the Mormons Latter Day Saints, intend 10 aston.
ish the people Of this city style Of preaching
entirely new to the present generation One oftheir
great guns purposes to give an imitation Of the
apostle Paul or Peter the case may be- or perhaps
Of both. w,tha small touch Of Judas Iscariot, by
preaching after the style ef the apostles o old The
exhibition takes place at 263 Grand street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

o. The Great Western sails tomorrow for Eng.
land. Her letter bags are at Gilrin's, in the FIX
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

The BRITISH QuEEs will be IN to-day or TO NOR
row. At any hour, night or day, when she ar''e.'
we shall issue extra. The news w'ii ten cur
Gus tale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

AsorHrn v''u TO rHs AcAPEnv.-Ye'tsrday
we made . second visit " the Very curious eollec
tions Of the celebrated Alexandra and found il more
than usually interesting Those who have not visit
ed this unique exhibition, oaght not to lose the
chance. Artists by all means should go Alexan-
dre with the most generous devotion to the ad vance
nent Of art, has loaned the academy the use Of his
drawings only for q short time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

MEDICINE AND MUsrc-Doctcs Brandredth and
General Morris took airing on Wednesday after
noon, out the Bloomingdale road, ia a splendid
phaeton and bloedhorses of the former. We will
soon have new pill from the former, and beautiful
new song from the latter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

p...c..A new Pablo Debt proposed 81
Tarc~ hundred Millions = On the cx-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

Depos'tes, 1880 1880 1880
At Macon sight checks New York are NOMINAL aea 10
per cent premium At Mobile York at days checks
brought TO per cent premium
On the 9Th inst meeting Of the stock holders OF the
0irard BanL held at the banking house, where
comuittee appointed to sranne into the Affairs of
the institution and report at mcsting 10 b he'd ON
the sth inst The report has been made and very barren
and Of facts which bear upon present position
loag rymarole given transactions 9th bank
tulsa The only facts which the report furnishes
are the following
STATE o,RAsD BANK. 49,.
Original Capitals SssO0000
Additional Capital 35d0.OOO
Post notes hare been issued for 2SO0Q0O
uf which are now out $4,000
The specie ON hands 80 100 $50
Bad debts on bills and stocksnow held aeoco0
Contingent fund 5oeO0O
Earrings ofIast .ix months Ns,0D 100000
Tn. committee state the stocks held By the bank were
estimated at their present values and conclude by saying thai
they are OF opinion that the capital Is yet unimpaed In
regard TO the issue Of post notes the
modssty declined giving any opinion. This meustrsus
proceeding even too gro" for white washing com
m,s,es 10 swaew. II appears the bank has sood ed the
country With poet notes. independent Of her regular chr
custion TO eary double her original capital and at &
moment more hsn half Of her original capital in this
title paper this the with the tender Of the w. States
Bank what may not be expected fsm the father OF post
notes. the reinof which have yet made their appear
The basks Of The and south East shaLisr OF
the influence which The Bank has esstd over them ana
they Tree themselves from the thaldo, they immediately
The Franklin and Lsfaysste Banks Of Cncsr.,
have returned to specie Payments The following !, an 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

FAsHIoSABLEs AT PARIs.-George w. Tyson,
who formerly created sensation in Wall street, IL
At Paris, spending the winter. All our parties are
well represented thsre-SwArtwoat apholds the dig.
nifty Of the conservatives-Price.o Of the loeofocos
and Tyson II the wings. They emily want me there
TO represent the independents, pretty women, reli-
rion and love; and then the thing wosld be COM
plete.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15

Locofoco majority, 253
The locofscos have thus gained since the last cleo
tiou nearly ten thousand votes.
Varioioid The small pox continues in Northport,
Maine.
Wsnfsry.-The shawangumk and CatskilI Noun.
tans are covered with snow.
Execution Henry Kobler Mnsselnan, IL TO be
hung in Lancaster, syvana, on the 10th Of De-
cember next, for Wandering pedar.
Repentance. Repent one day before you die You
may die tomorrow, therefore repent today.
General james Hamilton was in New Orleans on
the 4th inst. 20 leave for Texas ON the 18th.
Affection "A fellow recently beat his mother 10
death in Columbia, $. G. He 10 in prison.
Sickness Sowfh--Mobile, Augusta, New Orleans,
and several towns in the interior, rapidly i'm
proving in health at the latest accounts. The yell
low fever had ceased TO exist in Augusta Mouile and
ST Francisville and as frost had visited New Or
leans and the other places affected, IL will not be
long ere al traces Of the contagion will disappear
The fever continued very bad at Natchez the Ist
instant
Vowsn sconfed in Texas la consequences ef the
great scarcity OF females in The public the Con-
gress Of Texas has passed law Esantins 1852
&c land 10 every woman who viii emigrste 10 that
comntry and marry Texisn They are not to have
the lasd urless they marry Thevs is something IN
that.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-25
UNITED STATES.
From the N. Y. Herald.
THE CAPTURED SLAVES-THEIR
CURIOUS POSITION

The probable fate of the unfotunal,
and miserable negroes recently taken or
board the Spanish SLAYER L'Amisieac, i,
beginning 10 excite great attention, anc
considerable discussion. They have beer
taken and imprisoned as pirates and mur.
derers, on the charge OF killing the crew
and passengers, and sezing the schoone,
and cargo, and money on board OF her,
There are 50 Of these blacks now alive
and in confinement at New Haven, besides
The leader, Jose Cingues. The most Of
them are IN a miserable condition, aImos,
as ihin as Calvin Edison was, with Swollen
feet, aud hands, and head. An indictmen,
has been framed against them, and they
are To be tried thereon at the next coert a,
HARTFORD, the l7th OF this month. Such
70 theH Position at present. The follow
ing iacts, in connection with their capture
have not yet been given by any paper.
Ii has been enormously stated, in several
papers, that Capt. Gedney was not on
board the Washington at the time of the
capture Of the schooner. He was engaged
IN running line Of soundings a, the time
the schooner, was discovered by Lieut..
Meade, Who then had charge ofthe deck AZ
ter accommodating through his glass, Capt.
@. seeing several wagons on shore and
boats passing to and from the vessel, con-
eluded that she was smuggler and dis
patched boat in.cbarge, Of Lieut.. r. w.
Meade. and passed midshipman ID. ID.
Porter, and six men, with arms TO board
her, while he crowded oil sail to reach her.
On coming alongside, the two Spanish
gentlemen made their appearance exclaim
ing 10 Spanish, "Bless our Holy Virgin,
you are onr preservers" Phe boat laid
aboard the schooner, the officers and men
scsped on deck with their arms in their
hands, add Immediately drove the negroes
below. Mr.. Meade, 10 Spanish, demanded
of them who was their Captain and what
were their colors. A tattered Spanish en-
sign was produced, and he ordered il Sc,
IN the main rigging, which was a signal oil
distress, 10 induce Capt Gedney 10 send |
more men on board, and another boat was
accordingly dispatched TO their relief |
The papers were produced, and Mr.. Meade
and two men remained in charge of the
prize, while Mr.. Porter, with the four re.
went ashore after the boat and
be negroes, among whom was the rinelead- /
e. add his principal secompIices. On their
approach the blacks jumped into their boats
md ,rnwed towards the schooner, when
Mr.. Porter discharged pistol, which hove
.heH n. They were then taken on board.
shen Cingnes jumped overheard and evin-
I'd great tact in swimming TO eiude his
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-25

earses los9 ana deegA agslsss the sesrt
ie.s tynui, whist even che most enduring
w,sh disscnIgy repTes~cd the rssiag gush N
sengefel FecllnF--wh'lss the wsI'ings 81
.slsooa.ulsie " ,doTs 4 orphans, the bliSd
the lame, the hsplcss, --wste screaming
their asonEE,ag lsn,enis'ions IN Heaven
,oad, piercing and annaiafai shrek 10 heard
the general snFfowing 10 fot moment
hsshed--msaiy bosoms are convuised--ihe
slern solder turns aside. "aDd wipes away
. tear" IL ssas the cry Of on idiot. She
could not be reasoned with; she would not
Geave the hone 10 which she had been &C
custoned, she ellngs TO hef fathers shFrsh-
old; che 10 81 length constrained 10 relax
her grasp; and ss she is torn, the awfui
ldiocy moana 20 the throne ut the Etef-
nal Jadge, and demands rctribution, since
earthly tribunais connot, or will not,
avenge her wrong [sioleni emotion. |
will no, harrow your feelings by dwelling
longer on this distressing scene. Toryism
must be supported, and IL was supported.
4 vacsncy was made for strangers who
would vote al Lorlon's beck. The inhab-
i,snls Of BsIiinsmuck witnessed the drs-
olvton Of the house. Their cottages, hal
lowed TO them by the endearing recollection
Of infancy, were speedily levelled TO the
ground,
IVAN 10 each threat, each sapplcating prayer
lie drives them erlas from their blesi abodes,
To rosm dgsary world Ia deep despair;
No friend. no home, no refuge but their God
loud cherrs) The pretence put forth
Tor this inhoman act was, that crime
yet unpublished had been committed in the
neighborhooJ, and Tory justice obliges
those whom he knowns 10 have been inno-
cen, TO suffer. The investigation into Irish
crime at prescBi proceeding will afford pre-
texts Tor general devastation. Is il not
then incumbent on oil good and LIBERAL
minded men to unite 10 preventing the In
fiction oi such desoation and misery on
our country, which must follow the resto-
ration oil Tofyism 10 powerf Ii can only
triumph by our disunon. Should not all
virtuous men unIie-should they not, TO
prevent disunion, sacrifice on the altar Of
their country, all groondless and unworthy
Tesentments' Oh! what do we not owe To
our beloved queen, who has saved US from
these horrorsi Infants should be taught
10 lisp her name ia their prayers, and the
aged mingIe it in their blessings; clergy
and laily should never forget it in their
solemn devotioGs TO the Deity, children,
vet unborn, as they are taught to admire
The generous and high. minded spirit OF the
royal maid. shall bless the name OF Victo-
ma. The Rev. gentleman sat down amidst
the mostd -alening cheers.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-25
NORTEE AMERICAN:
SWANTON, SEPTEMBER q5. 1889

The Montrea! Herald, which speaks The
rue sentiments OF The tories, in announcing
The murder OF HINpERLAxG. Brig. Gen Of
rat'io' Army, accompanied the annouarr-
'heht with some very extraordinary r.
marks, which either prove that the tory
Jdct'on oil Canada are Incapable of gov
erning, or being governed by the sans
code OF laws, which mite in harmony Ih,
rest oil mankind, or, tina, they are the mol
ignorant, stupid and wiIful beings on tie
lace oil lhe whole earth, pretending TO civil
lzaiion. II they reason aud &C, on all ot.
cas'ons as IN the case which called forth
the following remarks, no wonder that il
lated Canada is deluged IN blood, and
nghted up from one end Of the county 10
the other with the fires OF her cottsee.
Fearing that the last dying words Of the
heroic young HinderIang should be Teee,'
ed by The sympa,hiSing public, as The best
evidence OF The ialsity OF the declarations
before imputed TO him through the coIumn'
OF the tory papers in Montreal, the Hernt
reasoned alter This fashion, d" Thai hl'
declaration and thai of all Others, mGas
upon the gallons or threshold of eterniy /
'o1' the least 10 be depended on; tut h"
prior declarations were m ore dimnieresi"
ana entitled TO eonsideration. WegN
the substance of the article not having iis s
paper before BIS.
Starkie on Evidence says" IA pr
sumed that person who knows that h'
. dissolution is fast approaching, that
= stands on the verge OF eternity, and thi E
:" he is to be called to an immediate a.
: count for all that he has done smiss, h.
' lore Judge from whom no secrets sT
: md, will fell as strong motive 10 o.
: clare the truth, and TO abstain iron o.
" ceeption, as any person rho acts raSe
y The obligation of an oath"
Again, ID vol. Beek's Medical JOrisp'F
dence, p. Co.," Death bed declsrsnoa
: must be made under the apprehenslcn 9
= Impending deaih-under such eircDS"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-25
SEPTEMBER Q;

was killed. Antonio said that Jinyu, A..
not Nil snybody. Va
When Jingua entered the room hi. +.
ing was like another Othello. He ,ci1
story 10 an animated manne, IS
when Antonio was making his stst,r s
he watched his couniensnce with d.
terest. Occasionally he would shat t,. "
with the interpreter, and laugh VERY -.
ilv. When removed from the eisnIt'
he was allowed To visit his ropp,,,a'
They shouted for JOY on seeing HIM, ,, ,s'
him "msssa," and every one Of them w.
medaiieIy, OF their own accord, gave ~
his hands all the money, Sc. thew had
eeived from the visiers. !"
One of the men attached 10 the NJ.
was the occasion Of great amusemen,
the part oi The prisoners, as We'll =, ~
spectators, by taking large lump Of =.
10 show these strangers from the lor..
They all handled il 10 turn, but sa,b 49,
after holding IL moment, SCREAMED o..
as II their hand had been burned. and
treated the man 10 take ii out nj q,
hands. They would then look n, u,
hands 80 see il the skin Was of. cyan,
very closely the novelty, then tsst. or,t,
water on their hands, then touch he j..
with their tongues, or lake small r.rc.
INTO Thea mounths. As the ice was ta,,,t
around, they laughed mmoderatrIy A. ~.
agony Of their comrades
IFrom the N. y. SUM-
The words Of the ninth auce Of II.
tren,y existing between the the rnaei
States and Spain, are Of the following IN
port:
" All ships and merchandise OF WHAT,
iure soever which shal! be preserved onto
Inc hands OF any pirates or robbers, on IT,.
high seas, shall be Brought into some no,
of either State, & shall be- delivered -ou'
custody OF the officers OF thai port. in otJ..
10 be taken care Of, and restored entire :, /
Inc proprietor AS soon as due and suae,sn,
PROOF shall be made concerning the prorrI.
y thereof" f'
1t has been rumored that Mr.. Fosv)
he secretary OF State has signifed Ia I'M. +
spanish Minister that under HE sLo,.n L
Icle 81 the treaty he will surrrd.r On :.
spanish authorities the crew of the I,
Ah'elehu AS pirates x robbers.
Ii IS sufficient answer 10 lhese ,,ro,.
o say that HE treaty 10 question doe,
lot by lis terms ptovide for The dei,ery
p Of The crew or persons belonging TO a.,
mp or vessel, but only the u.lchu.
ize ITSELF.
Me chand'ze and ships are q yesy differ
nj commodity from persons.
HE government OF t.r United SINE,
y the iraety have no suihori;v Ia tl,,'
ere with ihe crew Of the vessel, apd M,
an only BE- done by The Judiciary Of Il.
United States and by the Stale OF Cemr.
cut. Ihr judicial authority OF The In.
"a States extends only 10 he trial ol ~.
ons ~ civil mud criminal cas.s. and do,.
OF extend 10 case Of delivering ~ lUg,
yes rom J0silee, and much less 10 lie
Irren1er OF the crew OF the L'Amis,ead.
Your friend, X.YZ