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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
| M p O r T A N Il.

The Maine Observation-Disclosures" for Warts
hy- At this perhaps the Of
England il becomes the duty Of every to enquire
how far this may personally himse is sEevi-
dent fact that advance English manusc ured
goods viii be Of the And
in article will il be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly point out the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS we'll known Cash Tailoring Estabn-
ment LOG William Of John street. presents opPortu
nifty Of obtaining first rate gar equal any, and
passed BY in the city, for materials and price,
The astonishing patronage which this has
rieaced sufficient indication Of public Judgment And tho
proprietor having made such ensuing
will he hopes and continuance Of .ueh
The system adopted Is alone peculiar to this establishments
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers job
sers consequently reducing the price Of The article such
extent TO enable him to employ but first worksu
whereas those differently situated compelled TO employ in
feror workmen in Of buying at second bird
hands And those establishments which give long credits
result incur many Unavoidable losses, aad obliged make
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks
The advertiser deems unnecessary his part to give <
ofprices muca practiscd Il too often deceptive He
confidently relies trial. being sufficient 10 merit
tnuancc Of the iavor Of those who may give him call
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

GENERAL OUTFITTIN0 STOhA,
Where Gentleman may procure every article for eonsress
Outft OF the best s~ality,
No. $50 PEARL STREET, CORNEk OF FhANiALiN
SQUAE, N. Y. t
Here the public may always procure r.. 49,.
Fine goods in the Outhtting line, 8f
And what IL inpor tant, be sure,
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
A rood q elsewhere can BE bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles we'll made and secure.
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpanc, BLANKET and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will find
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their kind
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts and Hose,
andkerclnefs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowdng in nocks.
But he need net each item rehearse,
The Suspendsr the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantseon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fine as those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
By those who known to- excel,
AID the very fair price that is paid
Yields work that is always done well.
'Tis extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment is found
And at once there be able to go
Without searching the city all round
Ase yesng and Stock Satins in lengths to suit purchase
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

ma CONSUMPTION CURED-Joel Perkins, No. 2so
,J .,reet had this disease its worst FORM very We"
lent cough raising large OF matter from e lungs
severe pain in the and chest wea and fever lie was 80
cure hira he his words one 1901 "ho
" in the grave the other two thirds in But ne was m
duced to try Dr. Tay Basam sIL"er"o' " "'" - go
four bottle, and il wholly cured him.
FRAups-Look for them. Go only to s75 Bowery Tor
AerSrs-NIrs Hays 1879 Faen St, Brooklyn; 377 Broad
st. Newark; Abraham Trmper, Kinderhoek; j. u. fh,lp
Newburgh; p. RICHTER Pcughkeepsc; rhiiip Eusg, ne"
paIt &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
COLTS
ROOK-K f. T. PI N q.

ny A PRACTICAL WORK UPON rLAN ENIint.
IySFw The which fern the bases o. &c science
are assed under Five Divisions with definite erpanaonaef
he form. Of grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
~ terms phrases Also key explaining the IA
,ure aud manner sf Jsuraazng each Of the Day Book entries
.. would explain the 70 his pupil THIS
20 ssmpses the science that Of common knsf
sduea nav acquire knowledge without the assistance %
,eashsr TO which added Directions the Learner, and
pacoal Forms Cor keeping books In every and vsrs
az houses Public Addresses the krst delivered
n,ou s subject &c kchs day Published and Cor sale By
'P b. APrLRTON 90.
a,ss~s.GW. 900 Broadvsg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
NEW ENGLAND uIOUsE.

NJ The sbser,ber sss en- the new House No Rocsc
vel, street. Pearl Chatham, which he has hed w asd
furnished with 10 neatness and convenience Inc FUR
nurs aud fixtures entirely new, and the bu and ls we"
f.rnidnsd.
To club, and parties limited number Of boardes snd
10 traveller the New England House offers accommcdau ms
which the advertiser trusts will him share 81 ne pss
lie patronage. ~ hoOnsSs
ak.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
THE HUMAN HAIR.

lf7- CAUTION.-The ignorance, humDug, anu quackery
IN hi, become ntoeraby mpudent that
the public should really their guard against he many pre-:
and oil the ha
which are now dividing their attention and opinions what
the specific virtue Of them may be- do not pretend TO
determine has heard Of seen their Effects
but this know Of the who pretend TO the
discovery specific for the growth OF the human hai mas
fact knowledge either OF It's or
ganization or structure. - y, -,
Crehue Treatise the Anatomy and Physiology OF the
Skin and HAIR proved Of the utmost Importance to these
professors has given them insight into the sub
iet which before they did not and oil most
sravey upon; but since the appearance OF
TIRE they discourse most eloqueny on the pretended vr
taos their and pirate most oil bulbs
roots &C. if had derived their information from study
and practice when the whole depth of their wisdom
has been cleaned from the abors Of another
Under all circumstances may be reasonably inferred
that little faith be placed in the use OF an. Of those
Oils Balm Compositions &c, which daily fosed on the
public by ignorant impics, who in their put
all rules Of compositions grammar and orthography al den
!.
Read C Treatise which may be had gratis at his rooms;
every thing like quackery there utterly discarded nothing
set down but what founded phio,ophc principles and
experience and beyond the of reutaon the
public WILL therefore, discriminate between the impricism Of
ignorance and the plain, unvarnished claims OF truth
VAR CLIREHUGH,
Professor Of Hair Cutting and Wig Making Of Fulton
and Broadway, stairs. my2-lW'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

TIME FANCY GOODS, Perfumcry, Gallery. Portable
Desks. Dressing Cases. wert Boxes de- in every variety
-ho,s.ais ana retaiiat GyI0Ns,
MI. les Broadway, opposite John 1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

ITO MERCHANTS, STORE KEEPERS AND noi ~
/ KFEPERs.--J. w. sTENT, General buiasr saa 80
hing Carpenter No IA Pe street. takes this senos y
ing h sincere thanks 10 bis numerous patrons ~ ~ -.
~ unes. and 10 mf,rrr them and the Ius gehr ,
~ la. now on hard $1,000 feet Of veil seasoned h
,uo and counter .taa-and from his osg ,"a "
,roycd taste in sitting sr bars, stores; Ne ne 40
dy IA receive order. teslar branch ans 20 ee
eu,e w ssSe ~" P a27-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
PREMIUM WIGS AND
SCALPS.

ly- CLIREHUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter, corner
Of Fulton and Broadway having just comPsted large
and elegant OF his celebrated Wigs and Toupee he
invites all to inspection oil them They are tse
o.t uuoue article kind invented and 70 be had
at no oth,r establishment in this country.
Fer elegance hnes and durability they now rank among
the Er.t mr. educ lions of modern ingenuity. -
In their manufacture they dEer from all others hitherto
made the hair being sngy Inserted and so equally divided
TO appear Just issuing from the skin They cover no more OF
the brow than the natural hair does ana oei my e
tac SPRING dsagrceabIe pressure IS entirely oo'iaed
They mast be seen TO be understood or appreciated.
my2.iw'
@ 40 REWARD.-Lost on Tuesday afternoon, 3Oth uit
- III in going from the OF Pearl and chatham
streets to the Bowery, and from thence IN ka foad car 70
10th street $50 bill OF the Mechanics BANK Inc nhuer ~"
receive the above reward by leaving at the office OF
nya..t. JAMES n. CHRISTIE, SO Nassau st.
NToTICE-MRs. A. J. ENGEL, formerly A. A. Motif
respectfully informs her customers and the Ladies Of
This CITY AMI vicinity the store No 463 Broadway con-
sequence REPAIRS will not De open an he I'm ~ ~ I'll -
the mean time aviies Ladies wishing TO purchase 70 can a.
her ola iishnen No l3ot Bswery, where sne s y re-
;xed Leyhorrs and Tuscan Of superior quality gene'" "
scr,ment of Silk Hats Needle Work. together va. avareV
Of Fancy Goods. mya'iw nhs. .. :. nNoIL
osT OR STOLEN From my Saloon, 10 WI tssreet,
on IN, mornisg Of the LIST May, r.aln GoLD RING,
with .;se Diamond square therein Jewellers and pawn
no. 70 requested TO stop the offered Tor SALE
Hv, a ~. JOHN CHARRUAUD.
TosT--on Wedre day anernoos FROM No. 81 Broadway,
IL White LAP DOG. The 6ader will be literally reward
ed by leaving the sme at the above number my--se
NToTIcE TO INvALIDs. Halt no longer between, two
IN opinions, listen to the g unset on
dismiss doubts you be restored TO perfect health ana
sound,c.s by calling Division ST. where sure ana sae
smeIv Cor all u ,nts be obtained and The strict
est secrecy observed HUNTERS kEp Disoi ,ne h,g"y
&c this disease which has DESTROYED its thousands -
oo's.s' o' " 80 my2.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
MRS. sLOMAN's BENEFIT-THURsDAY EVENIN


o. CARD.-MRS SLOMAN respectfully Informs
Thursday evening next May ID which occasion will be
produced celebrated play, which Mrs. Sloman will
tain the principal character. Mr. Soman will appear in
laughabe musical farce and sing several comic songs To
conclude with novel entertainment. in which Mrs Slomaa
will have the honor Of appearing Fall particulars future
advertisement. Box book i, now Open a28-4t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

TOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. sLOMAN.
DAhk rRApRK-TMs lvnDyNo vail be ne,

nAn ZOE s the , BENEFIT OF MRS: sLoMAN.
ihn IL. LovE CHAsE-wldrske, Mr. Richiug.--sr viii
An.r h 1;"uo'e, Mr. Piaeide-Constanse, Mrs sloman
DAY AFTER THE TAIR-In which Mr. sloma. will
To conclude with
dale-L'ssette, Mrs Slonan.
O'clock. : ''-''"''s to commence at quarter past
| Box Tickets, Sl-Pit 30 sonts-Gallery, ascen,,
| National THEATRE Late Italian On.ra uo...
IN MIR WALLACE Leseo-Corner OF Leonard and ChurcL
Streets ten doors from Broadway.-THls EVENING, will
THE MOUNTAIN sYLPH-Donald, Mr. wnson-us,.
Mr. sesun-Eelia. Miss shirref-Jessie, Mrs Bailey.
MY NEIGHBOURS wIFE-Ar somertou Mr. Copuor-M,.
Sonerton, Mrs Seton.
Doors open ~ Performance commence at Boxe,
III Pit so cents Gallery 25 cents
E'RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
L, the direction Of Mr. w r. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed,
LUXE THE LABoRER-rhilip Mr. T Clne-Bosby
Tro Mr. Bynes Clara, Mrs Watts
To be followed by La Petit Louisa Fesau who will dance
grand cynbal dance.
SCAN MAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. Jones-Edward Singleton
Mr. Ckarles-Captain TinderIy Mr. McDonald-Jemmy
Candle, Mr. Hall-John Grub, Mr. Andcrson--Jula, Mr..
Watts-hrs Candle, Mrs Jones-EmIy Singleton, Miss
To conclude with
THE PURsE-WilI Steady, Mr. Cline-Baron, Mr. Ander-
son-Sally, Mrs Wright.
o'clock f2l.lm
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MIR. GOssTN, the Clowu.l
RoWERY AMPhITHEATRE-(La Late Geological Ins.
Mr. GOSSlN in making this his second and farewell apeal
to his friends and the public generally begs leave
them that no exerons shall be wanting his part render
the evenings entertainment attractive that have hi
therto taken place at this establishment The performance
which embrace the whole of the Company will be
: : THURSDAY EVENING, May .,
First music will commence at o'clock
will Al half
past 7 O'Clock with grand trampsne leaps.
Elegant Equtaiion by Master James Howes
Ground and lofty tumblng by The company
Aliemande on tive horses by Mr. Howes and Mrs Cos
sin.
Feats ofjuSgng by Mr. Miller who stands without a COM
peor.
Fashionable Monstrostiss by Mr. Shindle.
Still vaulting by the whole company
Nr Spencer will appear the character of the Dying Moor
Equestrian Manager Mr. Rockwell-Rng Master, Mr.
Needham-Clown, Mr. Gossn.
At this period Of the evening perform
ancc concludes and in order render convenient those
ladies and gentlemen who wish take reeshmens enjoy
the conversation Of their parties, 10 will eapss
Gus to the reaction of the performance.
Tight wire, first time, Mrs Spencer.
Mr. Gossin dog Rolla will perform many pleasing tricks
and magnificent costume by male and female
Mr. John Smith will appear and sing avore Ethiopian
Song.
The Sailor on Horseback, by Mr. w Howes.
Slack Iope, by Master Franklin.
Principal act Of korsemanship, by Mr. s Howes.
The entertainments will conclude with the laughabe piece
Of the BARRIERS SHOP IN AN UPROAR
Boxes so conts-Pit % cents.
MRS. sLoMAN's BENEFIT-THURsDAY EVENING
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
r. COCHRAN

EXCHANGE BROKER, los CANAL STREET
% All kinds Of Bank Notes bought AID sold up
OF the most favorable terms.
wANTED-5,o00 and head Pistareens Immediately
for which the highest price will be given. al6lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
JAMES O'DONNELL,
ATT RNEf AT w,
GpAv MAINE

RxrwRs ro-Hon. John Anderson Collector ofhe Port
Portland; and Messrs. Goldman For, Councillors Al Law
% He will practice in the counties of Cumberland and y,
ford the collection Il demands IN all parts Of u
State. ao-ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
HEAD QUARTERS,

FRANKLIN PLACE PHILADELPHIA.
no STRANGERS visiting Philadelphia respectfully
invited call and examine the various novelties which will be
found at Head Quarters tbeing the most splendid establish.
ment Of the kisd eitAer in America Europe.
All the principal newspapers Of the United States regu
larly received. a302r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

% SHIP YAxOQ frcn Now Orleans, is aisehafgisg Ut
Orleans wharf, Of Wall street. lonsigees will please
attend 70 the reesip, OF their goods a2s-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

* 2OQ AEC WAS the quantity Of Steel Pen. "a,
90, oUo,4 to- nahs,ured ;, JOSEPH elliott
from October 1897 to October 1s3sThe above satemest
will show ,e estimation in whic these pens held zsJ
presumed will be ndscenen 10 those who desire really
good artistic, least make trial " them. To be had OF
all taones and Wholesale only the manufacturers ware
house. leo Bcekman street mott
AHES's, YOUTHS ND CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
lNl The subscribers seep constantly hand large
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited 70 every aud
ire wsich will be sold al low prices for Cash
| as 3m. GEO. A. HOYT \ co, IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

WANTED as Salesman in retail dry goods store lady
wv experienced the business aud Of undoubted
Apply to NJ & NJ. PHILLIPS, 67s Broadway.
III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

g ODA WATER! SODA WATER!!-W. Y. hORRlSS
- (lste Lynch Clskcs Soda Water draft, IA Bot
les at C. H. RINGS Drug and Chemical store Oh Broadway
Congress Water nts and constantly hand fresh
from the Springs AT down town prices. 40 ln,s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

WJANTED-One or two Grooms English Scstchmen
w preferred. The best recommendations for capabity
and sobriety will be required. Apply TO
GEO. w. MILLER
mist New York Tattersalls, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

o. PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FROM LIVER
P0LCsnsgaees notified that this Ship will commence
dsehargng gossra order, Wednesday All goods
act tsn permitted saust be seat TO the Psbs
Store. TTEE - a2Q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

THOR COLORISG RED OR GRAY HAIR PEkMA-
NEST BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair may
BE- permanently coored rich and glossy brown or black
,sge application sf Mahomu eds Tsrkh Dye and instead Oh
inrng tsc hair pre- parasss de- improves US a
snd lsrsrsnty "a sst INC
&C this article that orders have been received Tor
sm genle residing Canton, who have sAs-
ctory tested efficacy while at home. Price - per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at -
GUIONS, $50 Broadway,
sIs-y Agests for the United states o. America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
NIANGLEs, MANGLEs--.Imrortant to Motel

MANGLEs, MANGLES.--lmrortant to Motel and
ltl Boarding House Keepers, and Private Fsmies-DUN-
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and their paes Mange which for
utility and durability not 70 be surpassed Is labor
rapidly puts beautiful gsss sheets table Inea sc &c.
without tn, aid Of fuel They be seen speraton at
the City Hotel Pearl Street House, Ahenebs aad Sarlsoa
House. They oniy sold at No. Little Grsen street.
Iherty. New York ma 2nis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
GRNTLEMEN's
CAST OFF CLIO HING

CAST OFF THING
BeusHT, GIVEN IN CASH, ~
H. LEVITT Ia Duane st., doors from William.
Sdz KNOWING there persons who wake great puff
for Cast OFF Clothing &c. &C. and wo
many cases DO give the full value for the samc,-H L.
assure those gentlemen Who may have such articles by
Them and who send for him. of receiving the very uss
value in CASH for every article.
D. B-A line through the post Office otherwise, to the
abb address will meet with attention. fl-3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

CyTOMACH PUMPS suspensary Bandage. and Enema sy-
- ri.ges manufactured by s. Nav surgical instrument ma
ker, London for sale by o. colby,
a23 I'm. 35i Pearl, corner &C Frankfort
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

VXTANTED-A young coIored waiter. Unexeep-
wv onable character required. Apply at 4l3 Houston
street. asey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
The subscribers offer the balance Of their stock of Sum
Clothing consisting Of every style and quality at very
reduced prices for cash city acceptance Their stock is
having been manufactured within the last two months
Merchants respectfully invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. JAMES TAYLOR,
ao3-lw 6S Maiden Lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

TNR HULLS RADICAL CURE OF RUPTJkEs-o
IL flee Yes street Aston House-A Surgeon Of 10 years
pracce in constant attendance Guarantees "a radical cures
are given in all reduble rupture the strength and con-
stutional health Of the patient being otherwise unnpaired
with proper adaptation Dr. Hall. Truss perfectly surg 70 re-
tain the ruptsre without pain The least danger to the patient
or the slightest interruption 10 exercise or business
Attendance given in private houses where required AZ and
afs O'Clock, by the office Surgeon.
NJ BPasns cautioned against trusting to spurious IN
yentions Of Trusses advertised improvements upon us
None are genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS
ULL-and the only Office in New York the original one
formerly Fston street. but at No. Vcsey street A'to
House a3o cody
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

T OsT-On Wedne day afternoon, FROM No 81 Broadway,
White LAP DOC. The finder will be literally reward
- !" ~ ~ :. no a. the above number my23f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

NOTICE TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN SWEET Natural Bone Setter, yet providentialy de-
tanned short time longer than intended by calls from far
West and East and special calls in the ctyrennds the public
Of his epaon published in the Courier Enquirer Journal
Of Commerce. and Express newspapers matter OF the
most every days experience heavier
weight Of trial his mind account Of the practice hereto
fore used on his employers.
My Lniment aud Enbrocaton sold at ola Fslton street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02

q rHAW WRAPPING PAPER. 5000 reems Cap at
- Crown Cor saleby
asv ITO and IL Nassau st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-02
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,


At No 20 Maiden Lane,
n- WHERE may be found. by the piece or yard sspe-
ror Of fine and low priced Broadciots Habit
Cloths Cassimeres Summer Stus Velvets, Vesnss Trim.
nings SC &c. The subscriber will offer the above at very
prices cash. dispose Of his entire stock pre-
August next he will then obliged to from
his present stand m2S.3m ISAAC Il. THAYER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-05
Correspondence Of the Nat. h.telhgencer.
New York, Nov. a5.

New YORK, Nov. 25.
The foreign news has had little or no effect
upon our money Market. Stocks stand near
ly an sf0tn quo. u. S. Bank fell off. Upon
the whole, the news is not bad Letters ON
good authority state that the Bank of Enq-
land is nearly over its troubles and anxieties.
The tide, there, it is believed, is turned. I'm
the British manufacturing districts, partic.
niarly where American orders for goods usu-
ally are bountifnl, there is great Distress
The letters out by the British Queen counter
manded previous orders, and thus defeated the
hopes OF many for revival of trade. Fail
ures have taken place, &c. The letters also
speak of the utter inability of holders of A.
merican stocks to negotiate them off. Such
news as this Is of course must have am effect
here. The cotton market must continue to 90
down. Rice and Tobacco must suffer under
the European paralysis. No speculation can
take place to keep them up. AS long as
our stocks are unavailable, they must 90 for
ward also to discharge the interest on cur
debts. The poor of the British manufactu-
ring districts, with little work to do, and hioh
prices for bread, must suffer horribly. But
alter all, the Crisis will not be determined I'M
I'll we hear of the effect of the news carried
out by the Liverpool. the suspension of the
banks, SC.
no 'oa iiiaihct Was very ac1lVe IN London,
In consequence of the news from Canton
The Americans there seem to be moving on
quite peaceably with the Celestial Emperor
High Commissioner.
Sixty-seven of the passengers in the Brit
lsh Queen, i'll card, complain Of very bad
treatment.
At a meeting in Glasgow, October 18th.
several resolutions Were adopted, among
which was one entreating the British Govern,
ment to intercede with Spain and the United
States in behalf of the Africans of the Amis-
tad, and another praying that the indepen-
dence OF Texas may not be recognized. o.
Cornell takes the strongest ground against
Texas. Mr.. Kennedy, who was in Texas.
has written column and half in London
paper in opposition to O'Connell on this
subject. Gen. Henderson, the Texian Min.
lister to France, came out in the Queen. and i,
is stated that he found it impossible to obtain
the recognition of Texan independence by
the British Government.
Letters from Buffalo state that no iniunc
ton has been laid upon the city Bank of Buff
falo.
Exchange on Philadelphia is from 10 to Il
per cent. discount. Exchange on London 70,
the Roscius packet-ship is 1881.