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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Harriet w ilson was put TO the bar to take her
trial Cor grand larceny In stealing lot OF silver plate,
the property Of James Boyd, Esq., OF Bond street.
The jury found her guity.
Thomas Sincere, q big hulking Jew loafer was tri
ed for whipping pretty little yankee girl named
Hannah Wsrtrem.
Il appeared that the prisoner was skinner and
furrier, and occupied n work shop IN Gold street.
AT the time the offence was committed, he wanted
10 skin the complainant out Of part OF her earnings.
and rs she talked somewhat big, he laid her down on
the Asor aad whipped her.
The defence was, that the accused ordered the
complainant to leave his office, and that she not only
refused to 20, but took up stick and promised to
lick her employer
The Jury found the accused guilty. ~.
WaHall Gilbert, a German frau, and Henry Ellis,
one of her dodgers, were tried for assaaltng fe-
male On the testimony Of the complainant, the
court ruled that they could not be convicted oil
Joint assault. The jury therefore acquitted frau
Wafall, and also Henry Ellis.
Samuel Whitmore and Cornelius Amin were tried
for compromising felony, and acquitted.
Eliza Davis, alias johnson, negro wench, plead.
ed guilty to q charge OF grand larceny, committed
by her at q house Of IN fame In church street
Joseph Thomas was found guilty Of stealing three
dollars from the pocket Of young girl he picked up
in the street.
And the court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

George Pinkham, master Of the brig Susan Ann,
was brought up on warrant charging him with the
roumission Of ertain cruelties on q negro, named
Tom smith. The offence having been sworn TO, the
licensed was held to bail in the snm Of 600
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
ID EAuTIFuL PROPERTY IN wILLlAMsBURoH.-

BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IN WILLIAMSBURG
ID Those four splendid lots opposite the Brick Church,
Sosth Second street They through the block from south
Second South Third 70 ny lao feet ssch and 100
feet Of Fnh street considered Of the 6ss dwelling
sites the village be sold low and accommodating
terms. Apply Mr. Burntop, No 80 Gold street, fourth
story 10 hiram Ross Village Collector corner 81 South
Seventh and First streets, WlIiamsbursh. nll.lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
lMPOnTANT MEDsCAL rOTlCE;

n made in the treatment Of veneris Cases ofsvery descrp
ton al DR. Evans Occ No. ~ PECK Slip Recent
cured perfectly few days. without particle Of mercury
Those amcsed with old complicated protractea cases though
they have tried advertised quack nosrsms need DE-
spair CsIrsna " Peek slip, and uoge yourssvesrs
embes ssstiop whsever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street, uyk:iss cce IN cut Of the city All letter.
psst paid 400 enclosing Fee attended te 80 lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

ne Hb6ils. Sx6trers -Twenty.two thousand
olars have been costributed for the 5eneht Of the
sufferers BY the Mobile fres
Heoitkef BosfoN There were twenty-one deaths
in Boston last week tkt
Incendiariss have not yet left Mobile An At
tempt was made the Slst ult to set fire to the Wa
very House. sH
Illinois River.-This river has risen within few
days one foot and was still rising At the last ac-
counts. eIe.4
Fratricide.-A young girl was lately condemned to
death, At Haul Rheu, for the murder Of her father
and two brothers. o.hsl ui
Some rascals tried to burn up the Bank Of Man
chester, in Vermont a few days since.
The fever in Netc Orleans Only tw0rases of the
yellow fever occurred in New Orleans, during the
week ending on the I'd instant.
Arrest Of a Burglar daring robber was arrest
ed the village of Greenbush in this state, on Tues.
day morning last. He had broken open several
houses and he nearly broke the head Of the man who
captured him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
Court Of Oyer and Termincr.
Judge IngIis Presidin,


His honor announ ced from the bench, that sentenc
would be passed on Ezra White, on Saturday sen
night
The court then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
JAMES G. BENEFIT, EsQ.

JAMES c. BENEFIT, EsQ.
DEAR STA eaa
Will you the goodnes. TO correct few recently
published in the Morning Herald, and others.
1t true that the City Trust and Banking Co. has dis
counted for $4,000 for grocer in Greenwich street.
and given him post notes any other notes.
II not true that the bank has made any with
any person persons who money the west else
where TO take their post notes at discount and transmit
them In payment Of their debts.
not true that the bank has issued post notes. numbering
upwards Of twenty thousand, eight hundred
The Bank has neither discounted circulated thousand
dollars in post notes. and for which the bank holds much
than ample funds security. ri t "a
Net dollar notes has been either in this
city, or at the east, north,
Six dollar returned to the Bank Monday sad to
have come from Georgia by Maxwell CO. brokers' 10 Wall
street. who received the full SPECIE proving the
whole statement in the Journal Of Commerce. respecting said
notes. to be incorrect also.
Very respectfully, A. ABBor, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14


a. compared with its dition. May, 1887.
Ns ssi 80. M ss 1897. D ;sc 90;
Circulation, 92s.5oo 472.477 2Ao,l77
Depo,i,es 4s,so2 75,x77 sl,b7S
This statement shows very fair condition. and the ssitu
ton pays specie and will continue to do 80.
Statement Of the Huntsville Branch Of State Bank Of
Alabama. on the 2sd ult compared 22d Sept 1898.
Oct 1890. Sept 1888. Increase. Decrease.
Specie, assAsa salo7 $685.
Circulation, ia.,eo1 sssSoo sss,sss s
The following resolution passed on Monday BY the d
eetor Of the American Bank Of Providence Rhode Iad:
American Bank, Prov. Nov. n. 1899.
The bills of the OF this city will be received here IN
paymen, for all debts due the bank wherever payable
Th, Is in accordance with the late law OF the legislature Of
that state in relation ,upenso Of specie payments The
Union Phenr Globe Exchange, National Roger Williams
and have done likewise and agreed to receive
each Others bills due them II appears BY their late
return ba nks have s9eoo 900 due them IN this
city, whore their have been as low ten per cent dis
count The effect OF their suspension is therefore, 10 with
draw their notes from circulation and drive them upon them
The demand already raised the discount 10 Eve cent
There /. evidently in the hest informed monetary and
mercal circles growing buoyancy and confidence In the
future This confidence based not the hope that another
imitation will enable spectators to recover and realise the pe
Of gone days. but upon the solid foundation o. the
wealth Of the country The vast wealth which the
industry OF our citizens has brought forth from bountifu
o the firm foundation which the coming years business
Is The low prices and the favorable position in
which they stand, already attracting the attention OF
European buyers, who, in looking forth from New York.
aad in every direction the balance heavily in her hvor
every thing tending towards her the centre Of sound
currency sere moment favorable TO invest in
produce al the present low prices.
The following the Of Banks Notes and En-.
change;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

nuRpAM BULL FOR SALE OR ExCHAN0E.-A
H. full boed short horn Duvh~ Ball. with FIRST rate pedi
gree young and perfectly hn& offered for sale bargain,
k beng abc~t 20 quit The farming bssises He will
be exchanged Tor team cf we'll matched herses young
scusd md isd Enquire ., the Bulls Head sls ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Wednesday, NOV. 13-6, r. M.
The stock market opened today with great degree of
buoyancy and prices Mechanics Bank improved per
cent; Bank Of Commerce per cent; North American Trust
and Banking cent? Delaware and Hudson Ut cent?
Morris Canal per cent; Life and Trust Co. per cent
Harlem per cent.
On the PRONUNCIATION Of the by the Oxford however,
the ohe market underwent change and prices de-
cned after decided downward tendency
and operate entirely checked matters will
now quiet until the arrival Of the British
Queen which will probably be night Tie effect
Of the the markets generally is very apparent
Flour has rapidly hut owing to local which
are explained another head There change
money and nothing deing in sterling bills Money
is rather easy Of the disposition ofthe banks
do their power relieve the market but the disposition
buy during the past few days has increased the de-
nand recently gave of the cond Ion of the city
banks showing them be rather stronger condition than
the time Of their resumption The following returns Of 81
banks the western part state shows them be
in corresponding condition:
STATEMENT OF SAFETY TurD BANKS.
JAN. 1885, 1889. DEcREAsE.
Capital 764Oeoo 7,640OOe
Loans, Al05O3i 1881 SAG S53,lSS
Circulation. 7Sss5s0 4,oaS,is7 2,o9s,ss2
As intmated yesterday the Washington Banking Co. had
received Too blow recover and has finally stopped
payment today S. We also referred the in which
the original securities Of the Tenth Ward Bank procur
ed Since that performed the association hasundergone
entire change, and went into operation the second
Of September 1882 in very different hands from those that
frat started il.
TrSf6 wAHs BANK.
Svuas aud nsrDrxra dvs ~ producrvv unIneumper.
ed real estate worth Independent Of the build
ings thereon double the amount, lss,66i 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

CcrcooTo O0eG - A1AA ~
A. inquest was held At No lee Walker ;sssSs az
aged n. Itappearsd that the deceased vac very
intenperate man, and that Tuesday night sS went
out to buy pair Of pantaloons, got drunk, eouEn'
He was shortly afterwards taken with violent vo-
miting, which shortly terminated his exis tence.-
Verdict suicide. st&A4 at 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

GEOLOGICAL ISsTIrUrE,-Tbis interesting and
POPULAR exhibition is about TO open for the season
New and extensive buildings have been erected on
the old site, 81 Bowery, for the reception Of the an.
inals. A very curious black Tiger and beautiful
Egyptian Giraffe have been added to the collection
We learn that the caravans will arrive in the city
this day, at noon, and will pass down Broadway to
the Park, and so up to the geological Institute. -
There are "a horses, and upwards of 80 cages. The
procession will be worth seeing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
$l7l,4l2 90

For one Of mortgages for $4,000 the bank received
sa5 900 Alabama per cent stocks payable in London This
was lodged the comptroller aud circulating notes obtain
cd TO the amount Of or these there have been signed
by the president only which there has been
in $03l and the specie and specie
funds o. hasd received for cash subscriptions amount to
sisss7 So Thu, far this institution appears amply able TO
pay prompt, bills which the public hold against them
which great question with which have to do The
present officers bank Of experience The cashier
many years assistant cashier OF the Phenz Bank We can
not learn ether that has issued any post notes.
that the new stock has like that Of many Of the banks
been hawhed about counry for produce property Of
kiad that they could get for IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

The offensive lampoon having been read, the
plaintiffs counsel called Witness who proved that
the defendant posted up a copy in the bar room Of
the Brown Jug" tavern, and also distributed Sc.
veral copies the plaintiffs neghbors and custo-
mers.
For the defence host of witnesses were adduced,
who all swore that they had bought head-chscss,
black puddiags sausages, and other edibes, of the
plaintiff These witnesses gave various statements Of
the effects which the plaintiffs connections Of pig
and pepper had on their Intervals. Some had been
made sick, some sorry ome had a species of chole-
"a had their children indisposed, and all seem
ed to be OF opinion thatthe plaintiff 3 sausages
Of such character to spoil the appetite for that
hind q luxury Among the tsstinony was thss Of
knowledge that family had been made sick by eat
ing Of headcheese; he dete rmined to get some and
analyse it. The Doctor submitted the food to seve-
raj tests, and found il to be unwholesome.
On HE examination, the doctor said that the
sausage man called him and promised to pay for
testing the measly pork, but that he never fulfilled
the promise Several Of the PLAINTIFF creditors al
go said that he not and above ready at pay
ing his obligations.
TO rebut this testimony, the plaintiffs counsel adj
duced several Witnesses that swore his pork was %
good as the generality OF pork that is fed IN the gut
fers and alleys OF Gotham, and that IL the sausages
aid contain anything deleterious, II could only have
bees imbibed through the medium OF piggy's filthy
appetite -. r.. w. .ad,..a
the Jury on the part OF the sausage maker and John
M.kson did the eloquent for the defendant The
verdict was not agreed on at q late hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Q0ARD.+A sing gentleman can have . handsomely for
- nshed psror with sofa bedstesd ON the lower 6oor, By
applying ~ No. TO- PARA Place
B'-Dfsner al O'Clock n6 imis'
INFORMATION wANTED.-Joha wisgste Price, na
tive Of Bristol EagIaod and who left that city 10 the year
1874, is requested 10 call on JOSEPH WALKER
nBawips. n Pine street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
COnaaOsA Pleas
Before Judgc Ulsh0effer.

james HougA VS.. John Read. The plaintiff in this
case had once carried on the business of pork
bu-cher and sausage maker, in the neghborhOod Of
Varick street. and the action was brought
damages for libes, which the defendant had publish
ed in paper called the Sum- and in several handbs,
besides taking other modes of vilfying the charac
ter of the plaintiff
The following was the libel which the plaintiff s
counsel declared on
ON RUNAWAY PoRKEy FROM THE CORNER OF VAN
DAM AND vARIcK STREETS.
Houeh he nick'd them tits wonder,
Since he's aided by
That caniie and cheat like thunder
As is known not TO few.
He commenced with CUTS and garbage.
Nasty pork and Their trash,
Out of dog meat making sausage,
Till with that he made Smash
Then with furniture he started,
Driving "A a mighty trade
Tho ca. and him seldom parted,
Still his plans with craft he laid.
Till his bits Of filthy paper,
Coming with |. arful stride,
Made him LOOK about and caper
Hsw to stem his roguish tide.
A vendue then he had quite tasty,
Showing reasons, not few.
Lest his dup-s should be too hasty,
And himself be made to rue.
Bot to guard against invention,
And assist in his retreat,
A pettifogger takes his station,
Pockets cash, and gives receipt.
Aad for which he's we'll rewarded
Going snacks no doubt, at spoils,
Ana for which he'll be discarded,
By every hencst man that tolls.
.s- Now the, say he's cleared to England,
With his pockets full Of pef
So like all thieves, who bsfore hand,
Run ahead to hell himself.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
Bank Notes.

These high rates Of exchange and the low prices Of produce
at N. different pou have arisen from the Inability or the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

CAnPrTING The subscribers have recently ADDED lar
- geIy 10 their stock, and offer handsome and
sve assortment Of Carp. ting calculated for the Fall rsde
stng Of superior English Brussels three ply supe6De and
fine damask twilled striped and figured vensn Carpets n
"is to match from 4te "A wide figured and plain becking
and banes ued and Brussels hearth rsgs t.6ed Iambshs,
aican MANILA and rope door coored and white mankn
mang table painted cloths every variety
seoors and figures from two eighteen fe. wide well cal
eusted fer the cabins ef packets, large rooms, &c
NB-strangers In the city will find TO their advsstags
BY calling before mshine their selections.
al. II. sACKETT, ~ East Broadway,
n7.lwis- extending though III Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Nfork Europe dol AdelsiSs Dsvdses, Johns, NIB.
sss arr Co'amess Cseppsr NV Yerk; Ruehstss, Weed
H.v..A, New sid Richmond, NYork; Oct %, Chris
tovs Co'on smith Ntors; Whslmina Maria, vasntin, do
previous stated that she had bsss so for
the slave trade; Nov Import Michigan, sturs, Frank
IN siws So' nursS noardmsn diss: Sycamore M"er'
others. N atat aE08. n III
sIssAroRE Jua' ls-arr Oneida Burre, NYork aud sid
64th for Canten $500 ~
There werd no American vessels the north coast Of suma
ira. June 49, ma nsm
There were no merie vessels Belize Honduraso the
2ist uit In ...t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

9t- MR.. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers look
at his advertisement. o22-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

VIM. ANDERSON, M. ID.
SPECIAL OFFICE No. lO4 FULTON Street,
Opposite the Meth Dutch Church.
RE,pEScE No. 342 Brosdray
90 When Dr.. .4nlerson is absent from the Office
DR.. VAN buren, VH be in sffendsace.
M. Inning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

az FOR LIVERPOOL-to sail 10th Of November.-A
k& splendid first class csppered and copper fastened
- packet ship, will be dispatched as above, her regular
day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin
passengers number Of her births being already
persons wishing embark should make immediate application
board, foot Of Maiden Lane, or to
RAWsON & McMURRAY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

DHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES, are taken at par for Portable Decks Dressing
Cases; Fancy Boxes for work jewels edours &c; rich Purses
and Card Cases; Fsscy Note Papers and Enveopss Muea
Bozes Walking Canes Ladies' Work Tables and great
ETY. Of areiss Of utility and ny suitable Cor pressn pssta
Die articles sr travellers; fine reramery Brushes Ksdgsh
veites and improvements STYLE Arrange meat quality and
nh and forming the most extensive and desirable sssoren
he osod In the city all OF which most happy sow
and sell II reasonable prices - r.
TISFANY& YOUNG, 2se Broadway,
OILS lmis' directly opposite the City Han
OLMsTED's PATENT sTOvEs-.The subscriber
" would recommend to those about procure Stoves
either for pariors halls. nurseries, oces stores hots
churches kc 10 examine this excellent article thar
Air Furnaces put up short notice and spon the ~
proved principles ,. n. P. DEAN. 2i6 Water street.
Wanted Immediately, three Sheet Iron Worksn
o23 I'm is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

r.n ~ .o Gss.s s Ssssss
Hughes Jamaica; ST. Mepdsans Havsns nsaiSe, Spoons,
Havana Heen Smith, NOrleans ent for lag Files for Mo.
bile, Bfnngham, Dol 0csyvu DO; intrinsic fcr Savannah
Chss BmbeIscn, dol WIS Goddard for Bosp; shssd, for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

u iBBoNs-RlBBoNs-RIse Wholesale .aA Re-
N tail, 70 Division street. few doors out Of Chathaa
square and Bowsr daily receiving from Importers and Aue
tonRibbons and Silks OF the latest imporations consisting
Of rich Gros De Naples and satin Ribbons heavy chang
able embroidered Gros De Naples Rbbsns super extra
broidered satin Ribbons ehangbe fg1 satin Rbbons vsr
style, plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
tanets and satin Ribbons all widths and celors large
sortsent Of Cap Ribbons also gd and plain shs and Sat-
ms velvets Grapes Grape Lsse Wire and mnay articles
in general with great variety Of fancy Dry Goods
such as shzw Gloves Hosiery Wells fancy Hdkfs scars
Lac.s Thread Edgng, &c ALSO rich assortment Of black
Mechlin Trimming Lace.
NB-Reeeved tins day Of Rep Silks, containing
blse, pink, white and mode eolo, Of various shades Also
Of ehangsble uncut velveu.
90 City and country Milpers supplied.
DkEMlUM RAILWAY STOVES, ls3p.-This valsshis
i Improvement for the OF Coal Wood, conhining
All he qualities % Baking, Boiling Roasting, a. we
Diminishing the heat increase the oil spls
is construction that doubt its superiority after
giving ID an examination.
For sale orly at us Fulton street. BY FISK DENIsON
Also, Wilson's Patent reclan Psror Crate Cor The Of
both Coal and Wood al the time.
good assortment Of Hail. Psror Store, Once, and Chan
Der Stoves of al sixe for sale, Wholesale RETAIL ON The
most reasonable terms.
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with AtwooSS
Pateut Revolving 0roirons. ON the shortest notice,
ol7-im. ms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

a UCTION NO rlCE-CLOTHING-s r. INORAHAM
n will sell at auction, at i23 Fulton street, Nassau
Thursdsy Nov l4h ct l0oeo~h A. NJ BY order OF
ces the stock OF Merchant Tailor consisting Dress Foc
Over and snrtout Coats Cloth and other Coaks Paaosus
Cloth and Valencia vss MONKEY Jaeksts Pes Coats Shirts
Fiannes, Linen, &c.
Ao few pieces Of fine, super6Le and other Cloths
meres and Satnets
Aisoa quantity OF Fur and Seal Skin Caps.
The above splendid stock will be sold without reserve
lots TO suit purchasers. ni3 a.
n n REWARD-Stoen, from the foot Of Fulton street
~ ~ North River, Saturday night last, from the bse
black eak the top and yellow sreak about four
inches wde with green bottom She had small chain
about FIVE feet long, and two painters in the bowhe
pan;er stranded strand the when
taken, perhaps about feet long Whoever will
said boat shall be entitled 10 the above reward
nl3lw' j. STEPHENS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Mssng-schr Henry Wise, Berry, (ate Smith, who died
al or near Georgetown SCI sailed from Georgenwn Sc 2s
OF Aug, with cargo Of lumber for smithown Sound
has not since been heard from The unssubt
cdy lost in the great gale Of the 30th Aug.
Commerce Of PhsdeIp The arrivals at Philadelphia
for the Last three years have heen n follows:
From January to October l. 1897, 5995
q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

TNO TEACHERS-WANTED, a gentleman thoroughly
competent teach the Latin and Greek languages No
need apply unless perfectly qualified to give complete
Of nrucon in the Classics Apply between hou
of and 4 P. M. at 542 Broadway. MID 81.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
Mr.. FEATHERsToNHAUGH.

This gentleman, who, readers need not again
be informed. has been engaged for several months dur
ing the late summer and autu1p as commissioner to
make informal survey Of the North Eastern disputed
territory, after making rapid visgts the British minis
ter at Washington, has re embarked for England We
regret that have had the pleasure OF an inter-
view with him since his return from New Brunswick
conversation upon the whole subject, with gen.
tlemau Of bis fankness and intelligence, was on our
part desirable. Still, speech delivered by him at
public dinner in ST Johns. the OF his departure
for this city, leaves not altogether with
his views Of the merus Of the dispute since rayersng
the territory
Mr. f. considers the claim OF his own country found.
ed justice, and so he will probably inform his govern
ment. Su, we should infer from the tone of his rc-
marks that he would incline to a reasonable compro-
mise. All the difficulty, Mr. r seems 10 think has
arisen from the unfortunate phraseoogy Of the second
article OF the treaty Of Ghent its references to points
marks, hls highlands &c, ,chinh did not and do moi
e1st For instance, he says Of the starting 2oint-he
"North western angle Of Nova Scotia" an essential
point, beleve-was sort Of point. no -poin-an un-
ascerained spot at the time OF the conclusion Of The
treaty as it this day. So Of other references in
the aforesaid article Of the reatyneilher of them by
the way being novelties in this controversy Bot we
will presume farther upon our memory for the state
ment OF Mr.. Feaherstonhaughs views-the subject Of
our present writing being simply prepare readers
for report from that gentleman adverse the nterect.
and claims Of the United Sta,es-N Y Com. Adp.