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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
M NEY VI a R II r. II.
SUNDAY. june 3O--6 y. M.

This morning 10 O'clock the Liverpool was announced
bringing on the authority Of the London Tmes the break
lag up Of the United Bank agency in LONDON This au
thorty il not of tee oder Her avcss will be found IN
full in our columns. Yesterday in Wall street anything
was done. as the steamer momentarly expected A
the stock board there better feeling, and Pri-
generally showed Improvement the rates OF Fri
day. Bank Of Commerce per cent, Dry Dock per
cents ycksburg per cents Canton per cent; Boston Pro-
violence II per cents Harlem per cen Paterson fell of
cent; stonington per cent
We recently mentioned the assembling Of convention at
Syracuse the 26 inst the representatives OF the various
banks established under the law appears that 30 banks
had agents present and letters received from number OF
The proceedings terminated in the appointment Of
committee o proceed this city and make arrangements
for placing bills Of the banks equal footing with
other country moaey The committee will meet in this city in
the Of ten days
We learn from Wisconsin that Attorney General Wells has
ecedngs in chancery against the Bank Of VIE
consin The attempt 10 writ Of injunction, and
force asetng up and closing Of its affairs The court sus.e.
au nj 10 the argunen decided grant the injunction
Mr. An.ley Of some lands in Wisconsin on which
conner is found sold half Of his right for 100000 and
the other half FOR like sum- under certain conditions.
The Boston and Worcester Rail Road has declared dvi.
send Of 81 per cent payable the eth Of July next The fare
on this road reduced sir weeks since from 81 to S5o-
The receipts the last two weeks ending the 22d instant
as follows
From passengers, So521
From merchandise, 4ool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01


a follow
Apalachicoa, 10000 ST. Joseph, $4,000
The number Of bales shipped in the Mississippi ports and
cleared at New Orleans up the odd inst 1919
RcEn the absence Of all export demand and accommodating
stocks the market continues very DULL sales reach about 90
only, at of $3.50 AIS which IL decline At
Savannah the 22d there very little doing and
small parcels chan hands Az which rates holders
offering freely. At Charleston there active demand,
and small advance obtaned sales reach S45 cs at
tremes Of Al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

On Saturday evening June goth, Robert Warrington Stein
feld aged 81 years and months
The friend. and relations invited to attend his frers
th afternoon o'clock, from his late residence, corner Of
Accrue ID and Tenth street.
On Saturday morning. Of inflammation Of the lungs Mr.
Alex ander Allan in the 9th year of his age.
The friends aud OF his respectfully
ved attend ms funeral from lis Fulton street. at o'clock
this Afternoon. precisely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

moment il increasing its loans This operation purely
money making the part sfthe Bank, by selling
bills bearing q per cent interest," and increasing us
at the present of interest per cent. The necess
the spectators in foreign produce compel then 70 con-"
the measure, and the drain is confused The oc" eP
specie for the ending the oh was ssso or Oh s
to Hanburg and 81 geo of silver to tbs East lnoies
The &c neral effect Of this movement Is to cut OH Az u
counts which are not direct from London by which operation
cotton and specuators lett without resources Inc
provincial banks which discounted this class OF pa
per- now accommodation at the Bank OF England
aud are security than that based upon falling
markets To the endeavors Of the banks to sustain them may
the forced action in the Manchester rade IN
capable of judging the other side placed
confidence
Another OF the Bank movement the utter agnaon
or all business American securities aad those operations
account which have attey been mostly borrowing
position Of which renders the suspension Of the u >
Bank agency highly probable
The state affairs the continent 10 be slowly
verng necessarily be the in the absence OF po
cal excitement The steady drain Of gold from England must
have effect Of creating animation in the markets. and gene
rating healthy trade, if political affairs remain quiet The
markets however, every where gutted with manufactured
goods and time yet eas before the reaction will be be-
He6cay felt in England where policy is requ
prevent SUSPENSION and the public have been anxious
for the arrival of the Liverpool they must be donby 50 for
that Of the British Queen which leaves from Liver
mol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
Se,s27

The Suffolk Bank Of Boston, during the past week made
draft the Of $780, 900 the Merchants BaRk
az Providence which institution does not int the
rarr,meut Of the allied banks.
TIE financial condition of England and the casinent is the
most singular and conflicting The conduct Of the Bank Of En-.
Gland seems 10 he most vacang and extraordinary prodscsd
IN great measure by the confession int which the leading
s,ec;al operations have fallen The continued of
The bullion and depostes OF that institution evidenced by
the last auartey returns assuming most serious aspect
90 much so that we find the following paragraph Of the
London journals this subject
The state OF our monetary affair, really extraordinary
Cotton advanced nearly hapenny per pound Ia the
course week. though all the markets IN Europe
supplied and unusually large portion last years crops
have kept back in the United States Conso have also
advanced and touched 93 while IN Imminent danger OF
general suspension Of Gosh payments
The situation Of England with regard TO the continent
very similar that OF this country with regard to England
That bst speculative spirit Of holding the chief articles
of import has vailed until the reaction has produces falling
markets The contracts made the continea At high prices
for corn rum indigo, aow, be fulfilled, while each
article is falling rapidly in the English markets, has corr
pork Hosr &C. markets The article Of taow 10
The mos. conspicuous large contracts have been made while
a the same time the price fell 5s in the Of few days
Thea. Calling markets render the bankers shy Of
,nod,t;uc their customers to any great extent At the
oc.p, the contracts falling due in Europe, causing the
eon.ua,ee oflorsn exchange against England Thus 100
sovereign. are worth in as than in Enga and
Hamburg so, more This state Of things cannot be altered
until price, Of all have fales TO point which will
invite the naus 81 foreign capital Cor its purchase In the
time 10 IN. a,arce o the Bank may be traced the apparent
contradictions ofi Thus the bullion decreases
the Bank constantly selling srchequer bills, in order by abb
sobpg the circulation 10 cheek The efur Of gold At the same
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

TVHE STATUE OF VICTORIA-By J. Varick Stout
now exhibiting at the Stuyysant Institute, 6s9 Broad.
way. from 10 A. to 10 r. NJ. Admittapce 25 cents.
After short conversation with this artist we left him
der the impression that his mind completely mhaed and
saturated with classical images feelings and assocaton and
that he has the feeling for his art that be supposed to
have belonged Roman sculptor, Of the time Of Augustus
THE Expositor.1
The statue OF Stout approaches the character If dv
nifty assuming the soft form OF beautiful woman than
the chef deure which has enchanted the ~sra for nearly
1000 years. lfierald.l
n. b. The Statue will shortly be removed from th. city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
Sales M the Stock Exchange.

leO shs Blk Com 1915 90 Manhattan Blk 1906 so Dry Dock
9snw SO do 9stnw; Lafayette 90; so Am Blk 10 60 d
do 7s IS Am Exc Blk s9 10 Chelsea 2s Del Hud TIT
do 70 do c so do re- 25 do 72s0 It's do 72 so
do 1880 so do 230 so do 72 100 do 7sb30 so DO
do 73ab60 so Ohio Gods so do l04tc SO Blk
1884, 5de lsI 81 do lls Vicksburg 43t 10 Ocean Ma
lo s ward 75 10 do rs 10 do To- Is Canton 4Oab6O
10 39ac 80 do 4oc so do 3960 50 do 4Ob60 so do 4o 10
Mohawk 25 do 90 30d % Paterson 6ls3 10 Bost Prov
1861 do 0e 30 do 1885, 9ss 80 DO 49, 30 son
nsioa 10 do 27b3 20 do 26sc % do $780, do
Harlem 52lopenng SO do 81 300 do sat 100 do 52 lOo53 90
so do 5siopening. so do 52t 80, SO do 52a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
City saloon.


90 THE INTERNAL REGIONS. 80 well known BY
reputation throughout the Union, and which has been
ceu operation for the last years located at the
City Saloon formerly Ihnningons Doramas) and next dosr
to the American Museum where the whole may be Every
Evening at halEpast o'clock, precisely
add to to The interest Of this Exhibition by stating
that all the Skeletons theres contained those maeactors
executed in Ohio within the last twenty years for their crm
nal offences.
Previous to which may be the following NIGHT ILLU
SONS produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London. called the NOCTURNAL POLYMORPHOUS
FANTASCOPE:-
1-Harlcquin dsected H-Ghost Of CALVIN Edsou
2-The Monster i5-Kemble In Romeo
3-Forrest as Metamora l6-NapoIeon
4-The Bengal Lion H-Cherubim
5-Grimaldi lS-Skull Cap
6-Deah a Frolic l9-The three dancing cats
7Gabri,l Ravel Punch. 20Nirs. siddoss Lady NJ.
nelo. 2l-The living skull
S-rhe Haunted Quack 22-Swinsh sport
o-Bsrbarossa 23-The siuoudea Skeleton
I9Masbeth and the witches 2aThc drummer Of Pompei
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 25-Wilam ath
l2-FalstaH 26--Washington
l3-The Devil in his element 27--Nine Chinese walters
G}- ~ B.1he Night Illusions will be varied every
ming.
Admission so cents. Doors open at o'clock. jes-6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

NIBLo's.-The Ravel Family appear this evening,
and repeat their popular and attractive panto.
mime OF | Uomo Rosso, with ether performances and
tabieaur cirants, in which they altogether une-
qualled Burton's third night tomorrnw, and as
this will be literally festival week, the entertain
ents will be Of appropriate character-those for
the 18th TO exceed in splendor asd variety any that
have been heretofore presented.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

NAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREEZING
propetor Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that for the Various improvements have been
made in addition fountain of water wLIch they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage and Of strangers
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange is in full operation. The sales
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week Gentlemen Pur-
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides SC entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for horses
at livery. ROCKENBUR6. BANCKER,
lei -3m. Froprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

PAan r4rArn.-rn svrrno viii ). -

Il formed. Tor the
SONS AND sYsTEMS-Mr Lemon so~erby, Mr. Pacide
Laura Harcourt. Mrs Richardson
LA NAYADE; or, The Water kymph-Und,ne, Madame
Tasioni-sir IIildesrand Mons. TagIionl
After which CHAOS is COME AGAIN-Col Chaos, Mr.
Piacde-Harriet, Mrs Chippiadae
Mons. aud Madame Taslion viii dance or the tine) the
the celebrated ARaGONAIsE RoNDALLA
ADVICE GRATIs-Odbody. MIR Paeide-Eventide MIR
Chippndae--Mrs Eventide Mrs Wheatley.
Doors open operasrmnce to commence at quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets. si-Pt so cents-GalIery, s6cents
DowERY TIIEATRE-T. $. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DlRECToR-This evening, will be
THE LION King; Or The Baadits Doom-Afgha, the Ii
ON King, Mr. Carter-zenora, Mrs Proctor--zta, Mrs
rreaous the Spectacle the Ballet Of the sIsTERs-Hen
. ~, Mr.. Addis-Laur Miss Turnbul.
Doors open at o'clock the performance to at half
Price'-Boses IS cenPit, s7I centsGallery IS cents
ERANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE; THIS
Nat Es NowS wi vii be performed for the :, A.
MAJ NoWLaND The Yankee sailor-Mr Bio'somly, Mr.
~ Jones-Amy Biossomy, Mrs. Herring.
Mrs. Spencer on the Elastic Cord.
Song-sy Mr. J. Stickaey
Danoe-by Mr. Carpenter
To conclude with LUKE THE LABoRER-Luke, Mr. G.
Jones--Clara, Mrs Herring
Doors open at o'clock performance Il
Boxes so cents Pit 20 cents. je7-Im'
NIgLo's GARDEN AND NEW sALooN-wIL-
IN LIAM NIBLO respectfully that this Esab
MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1899
Sixteenth appearance of the extraordinary Rave Family
The highly talented company unaen the direction Of GA
BRlEL RAVEL, consists Of Gabriel Ravel, Antoine Rave
Jerome Ravel FRANCHISE Rave Leon Javel Raye
Raye Feneon iavei Monsieur Carlo Monsieur Chekeni Ma
dame Jerome Madame Antoine Raue Madame Chekeni Mad
| emoiselle Elise Ravel.
Leader ofthe Orchestra for the Rave FamySgnor Carlo.
The Evenings entertainments viii O'Clock,
with the astonishing performances of the Rave Family the
TIGHT ROPE.
In the inernission Of half hour the
ments the Military Band will perform favorte selections Of
music.
The entertainments conclude with the Panomime
Of L'UOMO ROSSO
Tomorrow evening, Tuesday July last night Of Mr. Bur-
tons engagement
W. NiBLo respectfully that the celebration Of
glorious the 4t Of july will be upon scale
Of unequalcd grandeur.
Civ, and efficient Officers will attendance preserve
good order and the admission Of improper
Tickets 80 cents
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at
o'clock
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.
% LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
list Of September will address the undersigned by letter,
| post paid. Mono others will be attended TO.
| THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES r. THORN,
Sole Managers and Proprictors,
john New England House, Roosevelt 81, York.
IyAUXHALL GARDEN-ENTRANCE FREEING
propeors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that il open for the Various improvements have been
made addition fountain of WATER wLich they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and Of strangers
who visit the city.
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation. The sales
Tuesdays Thursdays each week. Gentlemen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

Corror-Ths market up to last evening, presented the
appearance for days previous In
southern markets the features nearly the Fac
tors generally prefer shipping to meeting the present views Of
buyers
The following is table Of the sales Of stocks, prices and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
state OF Trade.

The week closed Yesterday very heavily in business. This
ornsg the long expected steamer announced her ad
vices will be found another column great change
Of the Leading markets during the
ensuing The southern markets. well have
been waiting her appearance.
The following is correct statement Of the imports rem
49, c..al. 60, a.. -, NJ, ~ tna 3. ;n.tant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01


LivrRroo, Tune isAr Helena, Dreaming; Caledonia Bib
by; ZooG, Mri; CLYDE Reid; and Join Walker, Gaskn,
Sm New Orleans oarss Cork and iuD Rim ad I'm
tor New York. Of the port Robert Bruce fn New Orleans
Chester Savannah sid Dibben Kruger New York dg; Ca
hill Wilson, do; Heeor Post do Princess Victoria. Pay do;
Brooklyn, Richardson, dol st Leon, we'cot do; cid sddoa.
Palmer do; Ill., Catherine Kenn, New Orleans Hannibal
Mumford Mobiles Scotia Leslie, do Chi.flan HILL Charles
toni osceols Chd., New Orleans North Britton, Sullivan
dol Dalrnatia wnsor, dol Queen Victoria Thompson, do
Hborouph, Lamb ssvsnnah Alfred Cheever, DO, Queen
Victoria, do; Niagara Cole, New York; Lasda freeman
Virginia; Mary; s.eppard charle'9n Chlecr Haley, de-
r New Oreass Isaac hicks do; Pioneer, Graham Mobiles
New Jersey Dickson, Chareston Thos Cape t.sed 18th
May) do; Harriet and Jessie Rogers, do Nicholas bdde
Hiern, New York; T9kna spencer do; Edwns, West do
Gunsre Buruham Mobile; Cabot New York; Delhi Croeker
Manning do; sd Rimrod Claiborne. do; Caedon. Iiu,
table, New Oreans Charles, Coffin, do khsde island hod
gers do svre Carpenter s,vannah a Norr,s Chsrle'sn
sth Oxford, Rathbone New York; sheield Allen, do;
hudson. Page, do Howard, Merrill do; Mohawk dol En,aw,
Allen sid Leonard Dobbn, Carpenter Philadelphia; Poca-
hon,as Tuley sth North America ose, New York; eth
Troy, Wood, New York; 3D. Frankls Farwe, do sth ar
Michigan, surgess, New Orleans; ken'ns,on Curtis do;
Nile, Hepburn Mobiles 7th Europe Marshal VIEW n9.s nos
Caroline Augusta Bell do; Mocu skechly Mobile va New
York; Great Britain. Frcsch. do; Splendid Howe Mobile;
English savannah Adelaide DAWSON do; Fairfield Slack do,
Nance, Nichols New Orleaps Arnold Wells Lowell do FL
len Rasbcck Apaachicoa Cumberland Power, do Cygnet
Purse st Joseph, Napier sandford rhiadepha Amy, JEFF
erson, Virginia; May slst, MARY Scott Edredge Nforkj
Brooklyn, Richardson, do Ihares iumperon pey view
3eth " Andrew Latch savannah 2'h - Clond
Coorn New Orleans Leoarrd Dobbn do; Jane 3D. sid Car
roll Of Carrollton, Bird New York; Bosdon fsen Ralti
more; ID Yrginan, Harris, New York; Mary Rowland,
weare, do; i Mary Ann Child, Philadelpha; May slst,
WEIGH Boston s0h, Robert Pulsford Prince Baltimore; Eli
zabeth Thayer Boston; 2sh ST Leon Wescet New Or
ieaps Dsmre.hre owan Hector, Post, Mobiles Hndco,
Pearson New York; Eliza, Trail savasaah sh cid Persia,
Johnson Boston; 4h, Henry Anderson, Mobile; bth
Bekby Johnscs New Orleans Cahawba smith Mobile via
New York; Jane Haddow. Hamilton, New York, May Goth,
sd Madison, Wood Virginia; Manchester Bosworh Phladel
pha Juse 9Th Talcyrand. Webb, Watcher;
hackstaf, New Orleans; Actress, Toolc, dn
LoSpoS, Jhe sh--sd Westminster, Moore for New
York.
DEAL, June i0h-Ar Audromschs, (for Lonaonl Hunters
Charleston, 9th. Exeter Esker Brown. New York; passed
by, selburn, CLARK, NYork for Amsterdam
PORTSMOUTH June Il-Ar Montreal, Griffin, Nferk; 10Th,
Gladiator Britton, do.
GssKrocx, June sth-cla, Jane, Mcqueen, for New
York.
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GUS RrsEs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-27
SIATE OF LOUISIANA-FlrstJ ud. cial Dis

~ lrlct Court,
lfo State of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-
sents snail come, greetings:
Whereas, William Mackcv, of tho civ of Nav.
v'''o, Kentucky, having purchased at a sale mad
ny the Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, tho pro
| purity hereinafter described, has applied to tho
clerk OF tins count, in whose office The deed of sal
was recorded on the second day of May. a. d. 1899
'o1 i'niltlon or advertisement in conformity tc
an act nl the Legislature Of tho State OF Louisiana
entitled San act for the further assurance of titles
10 purchasers at judicial sales" approved the tenth
day OF March, 1891.
wow therefore, know yc, and all persons into.
r'S'ea herein, are hereby cited and allnon iscd in
, ~, name OF tue State Of Louisiana, and Of the
fifst J"i'rhl District Court who can set lin unv
."' ,'''c or ciai'h IN and to tho properly herein.
alter described in consequences of auy iutnr,nol;,v
III inc oruer, decree, or ia gnent OF tie court uu.
ucr "hicl the sale was made or any rrcuuiurilv or
i''cealy IN tho a"prasenents and advertisements,
III '"'e or manner of sale, tor any other dcrc,
whatsoever, to Snow cause, within thirty days from
NV "'y una 'nonil1on Is !its inserted in the public
papers, why the sale so made should no, bo con-
irtn'd and llo nolog#tcd.
mo sad property was sold b. the Sheriff Of tho
PARISH aforesaid on the llth day of Aprll, A, D,
1853 ny virtue of decree of this court, rendered
on inc "a day of March, A. D. 1889, in Il suit en-
-, ~ ' ca "!iilan Mackey vs. Bier a. Stecver, No
l"''o OF the docket Of this court, at which solu
inc sad William Muckcy became the purchaser
~" INC pFIco OF twenty seven Thousand and onu
AuaHi'n dollars. payable us follows, viz:
i"' Pu' CHASER assuming tic PAYMENT Of one.
''', VI w" notes OF SIX thousand seven hundred
an" siSty'hvn dollars and iiir.sx cents each 10 be-
que on the 20 h OF March, 1910, and tho balance,
cash; 4ln purchaser uasnrniry l.o tho sum of .i,i,
thousand and five bundled ,nll.rs due To ih.
Union Li"k OF iInulsllua with interest at ten nnr
cent from lst February, lS3'. Hud the Iai,occ il,
a' an" reserves 'p' cal mortgage OF. the pro.
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tour dI Premier District J.d,,:;a,re-I.,l,, do l.,
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MaysgI!!e. kentucky ayunl acnriG q un. vrn,e
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srst rendtl acu,.trcur pour l.. ury ,t 80 Wy ISy
payable CONNIE sui,.-s4vui '''0
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