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JACOBIS CLUBS.

Il is stated in the Baltimore papers that
I.Ocu Foco Convention consisting Of
delegates appointed by The several Wards
in the CITY for The purpose Of taking care
Of The interests Of the party, al a meeting
lately held. decided Ihal Mr. McCulloch,
the deputy collector Of That port, J. &.
Van wyck. deputy naval officer, and
several Of The clerks, must be removed.
and appuinle,i committee 10 Wal. on Mr..
Frick, The collector Of The pnrI, 10 de-
mand The application Of the rotary gull.
loiine. " The report 10. that Mr.. Frick.
with a proper appreciation Of his own
station and character. indignantly refused
TO recognized the authorship Of this IRE.
sponsible Cabal, and that lhsreupon the
Convention re.assembIed. and decided
that Mr.. Frick should be himself reno.
we'd! They then appointed a commit
tee 10 inform the President Of their las,
decision-and this committee. We arc
told. had actually proceeded 10 Washing
ton with The orders OF the Conveniion!"
Who does no, see. in this stale OF
things. the germ Of that mobocratic spi.
ril which converted France into a gres,
charnel house, the nominal administra.
tors OF the Government. being themselves
mere puppets in the hands Of Jacobin
Clubs which singled out the numberlsss
VICTIMS. not of crime. but Of suspicion.
who perished in prison. or whose blood
sHesmed upon The scsffold, II these
things are done in The green tree. what
may we no! expect in the dryl II or.
ganized clubs are already so powerful
as 10 presume to dictate TO the President
whom be shall remove from Office and
whom aPPoia', how long will it be be-
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From the RlthsrfordiOn Gazette.
wings AND TORIES-wHo ARE
THEY,

Asreeably to the political vocabulary Of
modfrn Democracy. the party now term.
cd Wings are identified in principle will
the FedeTal'sis. who were for clothing tie
President with regal powers. whilst the
Democratic Republicans. as they are
styled, ATE Tor restraining the Executive
power within certain limited bounds.
To plain. unlellered man, such a disiinc.
Iion may bear the semblaEce Of truth:
but moments reflection will show its
fallacy. The terms, Wing and Tory,
were used in The Revolutionary War. 10
define the position and designate tie
principles Of the Two grea, parties thea
IN our country. The Tories were The
friends Of power. and devoted 10 lie King.
The Wings were The friends Of the people,
and hostile TO the King. The Tories
were wiling 10 concentrate and continue
all poWer.in one man. and make al other
branches Of Government subservient 10
bis single will. The Wings wonld M.
consent 10 have any one nan 10 reign over
them: they declared for equal rights. and
resolved that the majority &c The frcemen
Of Ibis Republic should govern; and for
that principle waged seven years var,
and finally lriumphed aud achieved our H..
dependence. To guarantee and secure
this blessed principle Of Republican llber-
~. the patriot Wings of the Revolution A.
, dop;ed anu established The Constitution ef
The United States, which is a league and
covenant beta zen separate sorereipnties
sod independent States. The Cons,Itu.
ton divides the powers of This limited
Government INFO three branches-Ihc
legislative, The Judicial, aud The Execu.
tive. The Legislative branch Congress
Is first named in the Constitution, as il i,
hrs' in importance, and was originally
intended 10 precede the other department
OF the Government. This body is again
divided INTO the Senate and House OF
Representatives. The House represent.
the people. and constitutes the popular
branch Of the Government. The Senate
represents The States, and forms the
drtssocrafic feature Of The Confederacy.
The President represents the King, and
constitutes the moa0rchiai power Of the
Nation. u 10 tho duty Of Congress TO
ieglslate; that is to make the Law, and
after The law is thus made, then il becomes
The Presidents duty 10 exert bis consa,u.
honal power. and execute the law. The
constitutional powers and legitimate duties
ol The two Houses of Congress and the
! president may be properly sssimiIa,ed
aud compared 10 the rightful duties aud
powers ola Jury. Judge and Sheriff in
Court Of Justice: the jury return and
record their verdict; aud thereupon the
Judge awards and renders Judgments the
Sheriff. powers and duties then com.
mence. and begin precisely where those
Of The Judge and Jury ended: he 10 bound
10 execute and enforce the yerdic, and
judgment Of law, as they have been
so!emnly pronounced and sdeclsred by
those to whom the Constitution assigned
that high anil responsible trus. In n
similar manner, we contend, the framer,
o! the Constitution Of the United S,l,es,
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like lie fruadsIs Of the Commsn las,
Ihs right Of trial b. Jury and Courts q
gussies,l Here dslermined 10 erect checks
and guards and securities around The
rights Of The citizen and The Liberty Of the
people; 20 protect and defend them againsl
arbitrary power and kingiy authority:
hence different powers and duties are
committed snd entrusted. under The Con-
sliluiion. % difsrenl sgenIs aud co.
ordinsie branches in The administration
Of The G0xernment.
II the Constitution be read and under
stood, as IL xss intended and interpreted
by the pure republican patriots who form
cd il. il 10 The high prsrngagiEe Of The
House and Senate 10 legislsle, 10 record
the ssrdiel Of Ihe American people and
render The judgment Of The Safe on the
Journal Of Congress in the solemn form
al Lag: and when lwo hundred and forty
Representatives. fresh from heir eonsliIu-
euis. and directly responsible 20 them.
reader their verdict and record the viii
Of majority Of The people. shouie moi
The President. or any one man. pause and
ponder long befaFe he opposed and SCI
up his opinion in defiance III the popular
will and The legislative suIhoriIy! When
ever the President undertakes 10 oppose
the judgment OF Congress and the sense
Of The people, he assumes feaTIu.
responsibility and exercises dangerous
and dsspa,ie power. The people vi the
Uniled States, through their immedials
Representatives. have. al fire different
times. after lull discussion and drlIbeTa.
iion. repuJiaIed and rejected the Sub
Treasury. aud YET the President stIll
proposes and presses that odious measure
upon them. Shall one man thus attempt
10 rule This country with arbitrary rover,
al his own dlserriioni Or shalt The
many govern themselves By their Own
measures. adopted and enacted through
their constitutional Law makersl The
Wing Republicans must now answer and
decide as did the patriots oi '76. " We
will mol suffer any one man "a rule ossI
us and dictate our Laws" Usurpa,ioT
and dssPoIie power are a. dangerous ant
as odious in q President - in . King
The Wings will bow and submit 10 any
constitutional measure. adopted and up.
proved BY The majesty and majority Of III,
People: but never 10 the dangerous
discretion and srbius'y POssr and vi!
Of any one man.
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'one Of the leaders Of the sect.

Duei--Thc duel between DR.. Hsgaa.
Of the Vicksburg Sentinel. and Mr.. Me-
AfJle. Of The v,cksbnrg Wing. took place
on Wednesday. 25ih ultimo, opposite
vicksburg. al 10 o'clock in the morning
After exchanging two shots, a, ten p.
oss. without effect. the parties retired
fram the field. Mr.. McArdle. not being
sa'iiied. second meeting took place al
4 O'Clock Of the same day. when MI
McA. was wounded on the thigh. II 1"
stated ,ha. not les, than 1000 prisons
we're wtnesscs 10 the duel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
ePaivate Correspondence OF the New York Herald.J
GUYANA, PsRro Rico, 18th July, 1889.
JAS. @. BENNETT, ESQ.,

J A. o. bENNHTT, Esq.-
Dear Sir-our crop has finished entirely. Two or three
ses will load here this year, and Last sales
Of produce &c. for and 23c fer messes Higher prices
would now be paid, il produce could be obtained
The prospect for the ensuing Brilliant and will unless
have hurricane doubt be abundant The local troubles
Of Custom House officers not yet concluded and from
the "despacio" which the affair goes form
opinion yet the result Ane produce has, for
short time been but recent mporatons have
piled, for the present. the market.
The prosperity Of island increasing in greater
proportion than the British Islands decreang There have
loaded in this crop, since the ls Of January this
about forty British vessels with sugar molass and rum for
this Provinces and other English ports besides large contracts
ST. Croix fer rum to suppl, the British army and navy The
deficiency Of their Islands Only yesterday the British
brig Coral of and from Msnege Bay jamaica 81 days. and
bouad st. Crox take cargo OF 10 Halifax, called of
this port, being shot of provisions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

Ewe Manaulaj Exeha.ye, Ncker.os, New York; Alsrs-
HoLAEs HsLE Aug Arr Cambrdge, Bostoa Tor New
York; Majestic Bangor fos do; Pilgrim Addison TOT DO;
play and Susan Tsyier Lubec, for do; VIM Joh. Lvsr
green and Mary, Machas do Fane New York. ot Els
WORTH sssssy Pierce, do. for Boston.
Pnovrssscr Aug. 3Arr Arrow, Lee, New York. hetans-
rs, Wsslow, do; Msnzi, Heath, do.
BRisroL Aug Arr Willard Mill r, Warren and SID Ter
New York Merdies Dunning, all River and sid ford s
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5-Arr Stsunch, Smith, New York.
White Oak Hughes Schu kill wart do; Comet Cox,
do: Cid Globe Wilson, do; Superior, Dolfast do. =
BALTIMORE, Aug Arr Tom Wood, Osborne, New YORK.
RICHMOND, Aug 3-CId Kutersof, Toylor, Bremen, WIN.
kemhe Adams Boston; Phebe Eliza Richards, New York;
Catherine Amanda, Teal, do.
SAVANNAH, Aug. l--Arr William Taysr, Hsey, New york;
VIM. CASTOR, (pilot boat) Chystie, do
MOBILE, July 26-Cd John, Colson. New York.
NKw ORLEANS, July 26-Cld r. Grooming, Landen, New
York; Comet, Stark, do. Arr Powhatan McCuran, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

rnn WiehOrUd Flower.
IAssw they wosld perish.
Thsss beautiful Aowers-
A the hopes that we cherish
IN youth's sunny bowers
knew they'd be faded.
Though with fond, gestle care
Their bright leaves were shaded,
Decay Was still there.
30 all that is brightest
Ever irst fades away,
And the Joys that leap lightest
The earliest decay.
The heart that was nearest
The widest will rove,
Are the frioad that was dearest
The first cease to love.
And the purest, the noblest,
The l0veliest, we knew
Are ever The ssrest,
The so ,nest to 60.
The bird that sings sweetest.
The flower most pure,
In their beauty are Aeetest,
In their fate the most sure.
Yet still though thy flowers
Are withered and gone,
They will live like some hours
In memory alone
In that hallew'd shrine emily
Sleep things we would cherish,
Pure, priceless, loved, lonely,
Thsy never can perish.
Then I'd neurn ye no more
We pale leaves that are she'd,
Though your brightness Is DER
Your perfume is not fled;
And like thine aroma,
The spirit Of flowers,
Remembrance will hover
Ger the grave Of past hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
State Of Trade.

Shipping also continues exceedingly dull Fregh do aot i'm
lowest packet only being obtained There
fair quantity Of offering for LvePoel at TO- and &c
ac Have shipment, principally made from first hands
NAVAL STORES This trade has bsen dull since last
ce and prices material change Sales of tar to
small extent have been effected al 81 2O and rpenne
at as 237 for North County At Boston there has been
doing and the improvement il tar has been
Sales at $2ls 237 Turpenne continues Manufsc
turea article, good demand-price have not changed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
at their last examination.
$2a0,eA 80

-, r.a,re in the suspension Of the Middling Interest
hank tie panic which is to create IN the public mnd
hieh already very ercitabe state symptoms specie
du. are apparent in quarters and the anxiety daily e.
HANGED sy the ncendy recommendation Of the Wall street
r, 20 shin specie Europe in opposition to the regular
of trade The mercantile community have suffered
very enough by the movements oil the SPECTATORS ans me
uaeL remedies currency tnke whose whole anxiety seems
m he 10 devise Of set ling debts without paying
than The currency of the city unrestricted and II the
course Of trade requires specie to move specie viii move IN
ante Of all attempts prevent it, movement under sach cir.
.,,nce. would create no useasnsss forced shipment
naer influence such that recommended will nat
,.y enough alarm the whsle country and bill holders will
.sm.thns better cotton bills the present state Of
that market, In pay meat
Simultaneous with thes. movements find the following
in Bickner. Philadelphia Reporter
aw. learn that the ef the United States has declined
.e,iyinq The dcpos ef all BROKERS An extraordinary move
hs and calculated TO be attended by no agreeable consequent
e may merton Yort ~. ao,s, Of the Institute.
have kept that city Hence the brokers made
ssc Of them very freely arem',tsnces e their Hew io.k cor
viii be compelled forward sPecie-whch specie they must
obtain from Philadelphia banks The result will be to
drain hanks considerable extent Tor me oenehto Se"
York.
ttLu. appears that the Philadelphia bank using every
eau, Ia fory itself and the New York bank against an APP
,eachng crisis The process Of renng bills 10 New York
enabled the city banks hold balances again. the u s.
hank which institution a~as creditor BANK oy means on
IA. Gales of sterling exchange, which have heretofore thrown
balance its hands than has accumulated against
- Of the remitiances OF from Philadelphia in the
present state Of business
There evdeny growing unsasiness under tho operation
AZ these movements They are however healthy and IL the
.a and suicidal Of the Wall street press
All, .p,ei. a, when affairs are ju'ng themselves
40 NO, excite panic the community and cause domestic
drain for specie affairs will soon take turn The merca"
80, A, a., .x.,er never safe with clique Of spectators
and their organs whose political quactery has repeatedly us
"A IN. Marty 10 which they attached, and whose selfish
b.mnr speculation. have repeatedly involved commercial az
e;,. In unexpected difficulties.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

saIe~ nc the stock ExehnnxS. ~vo..
- shares Bk Of Commerce. este, 100 do 81 a.
lIt-l7 Manhattan Bk l33--lOo Dry Deck UA-iv Ss.ss
Of NYsrk l0s3-l2 Atlantic Blk s6-oe Mechanics c.s oo
S0lo Am Ex Bk g. - DO 81 - do e0i ~ do - -
l2S do ~ - do s6ls60-i0e Bank llot, oO 40
IS Vckburg ssi-so Bk Of Kentucky s's 90 90 10 Nv
77-5e Utica Syracuse RR IllS5 Canton RR S4ss % 90
$3.50 Paterson RR sass 50 do 634bis 80 d" sslw-5
Boston Providencs RR 1910 Stoningon hh 2zss 20 40
273 IS 274so Harem RR 461c $50 do 4otSo 3oo" W.
so do 46ls3 =, do l6kc Ias do 4oinwl0 Utica ll7c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

independence, Nye, Liverpool; Catherine Themes, Pert
land, Ms Canoya, Cobb, Elizabeth City, Nc America Crow
ell, Portland, Me- Roanoke, Ferguson Newben, Nc An
drew Brown, Herring Rappaaunock, Val Niagara, Bssher
Charics,on Helen Mcleod Morris Monevdec Panthea, Alb
bott, Genoa and Leghorn.
Ship Ebr0, Watts 10 days from sydney with coal TO j. Laid
Ship Orleans. Sears, 10 days from New Orleans with cotton
Sc to W. Nelson
g Buenos Ayres Stewart, days from Charleston, with
Brig Grand Turk, Nichols 10 days faem Bangor with um
Brig ZOroAste wesby IL day. from Turks island with
salt To J. EiweL
sehr Splendid Watts II day. from Lshec with plaster to
schr Orbit Br) Davidson, 10 days from wiedsOr with pla
sehr Select Johnson IA days from Martinique, with mola.
to Mitchell Co.
sehr Hannah Jane, York. 10 days from Machia with lam
schr George Robbins. Pibber 10 day. from Calais. with
Der to Smith Boynton.
schr Mary Gallant Parker 4daysfrom Virginia. with wood
schr John Lorier Galsey day, from Virginia. with wood
schr VIM Bird, Corson II days from jefferson (Geo)
Seer Henry Clay Martin, days from Virginia, with wood
schr VIM. D. Barton Chamber7 day. from Virginia with
wood to master
Mem oranda
The letter bags Of the Iudepenpe.ce, Nye for Liverpool
will close GPin. Exchange Reading Room, this morning at
the usual hour
John wiH6ed scam4s fell from the main topgallant gard
Of the Powhatan hence New Orleans the night OF the
a5th Of Jnne, and was drowned
Mary ssy Person, from New York FOR Mobile, July IS,
lat ~ ~, Ion ~ a.
Gasges Of Boston from New York for Madeira, July II,
lat ~. los ~
Cumberland Blanchard from New York for Tenere, July
%, lat 40, Ion H.
u s. vsndalia Capt Levy was at the mouth Of the Rio
Bravo del Norte the 2zd uI
Foreign Ports.
MAR.cstpo days sinceHope Retrieve, for New York
up the lake Idg; Poland, from ST. Thomas for New York dc
Dc July i7-sld Hiram, New York.
There American vessels at Anasabo, T. H., on the
ST sorx, July ai-Emily, Meade, FOR New York, Idg
Crrrrur .ss July l6-sun, Banzet, for New York, hg;
Porsr Prrsr Quad July is-virgnia Ryan for New York,
. days
ST. csorr, Basin, July o7-T.abclls, McKee, Tor New
York; Moa,evideo, Rdssll, do.
las, Bi ,rchard do; Honduras, Hopkins, do.
H.vsSa. July 2o-Arr Isaac Ellis, New York
ST PiRRrs Mart July 2O-Crusad,r Norris, New York
days. seec Johnson, do, same dAy Agua snow" 90 twenty
fenr Ror.l july io-orse, jenkins, fsr Mount Bay to
load Cor New York, in 10 days =
CusyaMA r. n, July ls-Cora Beardsley, for New York,
K,rs 6Ams,., Africa, July 4--The Transit, Of New
York condemned aud sold yesterday; Aeanas fetchr
for New York, 10Th
There we're no American vessel. al Prays Cape de
Verbs. 12,h uL
ST. Thomas July 2iNew York Baker from Trinidad Tor
Maracabo sail next day. 10 load for New York 1th-Sld
Forester. WHISKY from 81 Bart. Turks Island 70 Lad
for New York; Rico Parker from Bangor do do do The
Lapwing smith, from New York. ssg will sail soon for Cura-
Goa.
United ssntes Ports.
II = -
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'Ho SOUTHERN AND WESTERN NEKt;HANTH--
-! sMITH CO. have now open and ohe, for sale
sne desirable stock Of Fench Ges and alias ek
Goods, together with fall assortment q Nerss shawls
Lace osods &C. at i76 Pearl st. au7.3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

0g- SHIP UTICA FROM Neutrality-suspicious. will
please send their permits board ths foot OF Albany street.
~ r. Goods not permitted BY the sh inst will unAvodaby
be sent to the public store. au5-y
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money MARK EFT.


the Stock Exchange today the sales were rather larger
than Yesterday exhibited ia prices In
.one cases small advance obtained in others decline
ycksburg declined per cent; Bank of Kentucky Per cent
Harlem improved / per cent.
The ST. 900 Philadelphia loan authorized by the act OF
9th June temporary loans negotiated IN 1885, mas
been offered but bid received for it.
The Jefferson Insurance Co. have declared semi annual
dividend Of eight per cent, payable os the 18th inst
great created in Boston yesterday by the
closing Of the the Mddng Interest Bank Of that city,
by virtue Of injunction from the State Commissioners
The rush Of bill holders very great and during the FIRST
created by event. the bills sold by imid holders
At y cents on dollars I the evening papers the follow
ing notice from the President Of the Bank appeared:
MIppLiNo INTEREST BANK,
Boston, Aug. 9Th, 1889.
IT, the PuSie-The Suffolk Bank by Its President, Mr.
Stone has fit in the plenttude Of his to at
his counter the bills ofth Bank and the Bank Commsssne
Nv his die taton believed their duty injunction
u.on any further operations Of this institution This Rk has
an Suffolk Bank having large deposit and at
no time as believe This Bank been indebted to the Suffolk
Rank since the opening with it, to the amount OF
dollar The purpose Of this note to to the public every
bill bearing and that Of the cashier shall be paid dol
lar for dollar john NJ. FIsxE, President.
This notice somewhat aayed the anxiety Of the pubc but
holders specie very great Some sales Of the bills were
made this city this morning previous to the fact Of the fail
ures becoming known Present holers however, not dis
posed to sacrifice them.
The following the condition Of this institution at the
date Of return towards the commencement Of the
YEA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
PERSSE & BROOKS,
COMMISSION rAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 81 Liberty street.

full assortment Of Writing, Wrapping and Printing Paper
Binders Trunk and Band Box Boards Boyd Bleaching Pow
der, feelings, Wire Cloths, Machine Blankets Blue Smats
Press Papers, Cloth do Bonnet Boards Foreign and Domestic
Rags, SC. Sc. SC.
To- Paper made to order at short notice. aulSyW
l5- NOTICE-Consignees Of goods per ship STAR from
Liverpool requested get their permits as soon as
possible and send them board the ship foot of Pine street.
or to 90 South street. corner of Pine. au7-y
o. GREEN TURTLE SOUP.-Franklin Coffee House,
SO Maiden Lane, and 10 Cedar reeA fine lively Turtle
will be dressed this day Soup and Steaks ready II oclocL
au7 IT. JOHN p. BROWN
n EDss hFOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Ssx.Glss Ocean House Rumson Landing Red Bank
.S1s1zz-1sskA- and Eaiontown Dock-Ths steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Allare will follows daily from foot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

FnrKroRr, Me, July aS--Arr Charles, Rich, Newfork.
Barn, Me, July 30 Arr James, Mlllar, New York.
CALAIS Me, July 2s--ar Adanant, Clancy, New York
97th-sld Echo, Richardson. do
BrLFAsr. Me July 16-Ar Moutevidco, Pace New York
reart.Sp Aug 2-Arr Cham lion, Mitchell, New Work.
SALEM Aun. 3-Arr Fairfield Burr, New York; Warsaw,
q ,df,sy 10. CID Eclipse. weIcn, do.
BosroN Aue. Arr P,uneer, Crowcli, New York Cid
fremont RYDER do Bcja Below, Bearse DO; Mail Loring
40; Faact Chase, TO ih-Arr America Hand, Ki,g
n w. Science Harding do Trio, Nickersnn NeS Noik,
Hudson Ryder 40, "A len Mar, smith DO; Silver spru &
Crove do; Lssper, Crorell, do 5lh-Arr WIN James,