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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

An aer,rtmen. of busnes in the city continue sho,
-. lint b.,ne.s The Canal business continues active
and the receipts produce down the North Rvr large
FOR the three preceding days there have been follows
F,ora. Asugs: PRous Butter:
l7a36 bbls. 6l0 bbls. 2loVpo.. lsi tubs
ors--There ha. been nothing done in Whale since
last report for expectation Some sales TO the trade have
been made at former rates IN English Lineed sales have
been extensive and reach 900 gallons Al ~ cents AT Bos.
ton there sale. of Lnseed al 10 cents aud some
Dutch 90 Whale and sperm were without atera-
ton 80.
srRirs-But very little is doing IN any branch O hs
trade The sales chiefly 10 the trade without e'taoh
nr any change in rates. .,
WnALrBcSE There have been few sales made Of this ar
tcle al lpl cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

On the 18th ins the Friends Meeting House 10 Henry
street Thsmas Woodward Jr to Elizabeth Cromwell daugh-
,er az Daniel Cromwell all Of this city.
On the nth inst the Hon. Phillips rhenr George w
poo to Margaret h. eldest daughter Of samuel Nett all o.
this city .c-
On the nth inst, Mary Ararnta swam wife Of James r
SWAIN aged 30 ycarsl
On ne nth inst Mary Ann Nfroncau, wife Of Frederick
schreve, late of Virginia
Az East Chester, on the lh INST, Mr. Richard MeCelliek
of this city, aged 80 years .
AT hatcher, the 2fh May Mr. Abraham Soria, son o.
Aaron sora, ol this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
ny- A CARD-MRs. BAILEY b,gs TO state that her
Benefit is appointed take place Wednesday June 10,
which occasion Miss shref Air Wilson, Mr. segun and Nr
Horne astle will appear the celebrated spera Of DER
FREIsCHUTZ with other entertainments in which DR.. Va
enne who has kindly volunteered his services, will appear
To conclude with highly popular aherpece. jela5t
: C- y GRAND ExcURsIoN-To BELLE
vile, and Qusckneck up the Passaic river,
AskssnE<sA- Sunday morning June 10th The and
CANT steamboat SARATOGA Capt Scott, will leave the
foot Of Canal half O'Clock and the foot Of Lber
" street at ., for the above places.
Fare sr the trip onl, fifty cents
The Saratoga first boat that passed through the
bridge Newark For elegance Of scenery and samptuouse
Of fare Hotels this cannot be surpassed
iell2r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
R. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

MANUFAoTOkf, NO. "a DivlstON
ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan English and French Straw
N. Hat to inform the pubic that he has
hand large Of Tuscan and English braid Bon
nets from the the finest qualities
that be eIceed by the city for color
and elegance Of shape. He especially the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss BonRe which is the
elegant that be imagined and only needs tn be TO
be admred also Lsghorns every variety All the above
warranted be imported and clean WE'LL and
chased by the single hat al reasonable prices
Always hand and made order all kinds Of silk, honey
comb shrred and framed millinery Bonne made up according
the latest fashions and in the general
OF Ribbons and Artificial Flowers of choice ssec-
ton and every variety Orders from the country puctuay
attended to.
Mrs Graham continues clean bleach and old Tuscan
and Straw Hats Of description her well knswn elegant
style Mrs g. thinks that her style Of beechng be
surpassed she having been constantly engsgedn the beeshg
pressing and manufacture Of for the last years
Scotland and this city She Ia. discovered process Of
bleaching by which the color OF the Oldest hat look
white when without the least injury the straw
and leaving smell Of Sulphur Leghorn hats cut, pressed
and trimmed in the latest fashion mylllnd&Ws
II NGRAvIyGs.-A LOWE has Just returned fr.m Lee
L. don with assortment Of EngrsvpGs and Litho-
graphs by the eminent artists Of every DESCRIPTION from
inch square the largest sine and from l2 per dozen
10 several dollars each Al inspections OF the respect
fully invited the stock includes engavings which
have not been before in this country. ALEX LOWE
Repository Of Fine Arts, 50 Canal street,
~yi8-ln' near Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
WATCHES. JEWELRY GERMAN sILYER. ae

TOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch manufacturer Tarltoa
y. street, Liverpool, and Importer 80 Maiden Lane New
York has received steamer Liverpool and other late ar
vals large assortment OF gold and silver Levers Duplex
Lepne anchor and vertical Watches also hard and
gold dial lever movements gold guards keys seals rings
oil together with large assortment or German silver
spoons forks Butler kaive sugar tongues ladies' fob and
guard chains thbles &C. which offered for sale low
prices and ON liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail
t~;u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
LOW YOUR NEIGHBoR AS YOURSELF.

NEW IN
QANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged at
- par, small disco at the Citizens and Strangers
Exchange Office No % Wall street. where all kinds Of gold
and silver bought and sold reasonable terms But the
most important thing else how the cuoHers Of said
Office may avoid losing by uneret and doubtful bank notes.
gold and silver and also how money be invested in large
small that will draw per cent interest and be perfectly
sai and interest paid quarterly and principal at days
notice. if required.
All Information in money matters given gratis Bills Of Ex
change, Foreign and Domes ic negotiated FOR small commits
son and Drafts and Notes the principal commercial places
in the Union collected reasonable terms Come and
lsl4.2wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
FIRE CRACKERS.

-
SIX HUNDRED BOXES or FIRE CRACKERS, for
sale In lots 10 suit purchasers.
Also one hundred and City thousand stgar of various
ieIaaw. ~ a. A s2NANos, wan,t.
81 TO LET.-A very handsome detached Cottage to
m let with beautiful garden and stable, situated three
2A quarters of mile from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn. mme.
date possession can I've given. Apply TO Mr. MOUNTAIN
Chemist opposite the Military Gardens jel4ar
lyAKsAPARILLA PoRTER--A aud healthy Beve-
rarThis Porter manufactured 10y the subscribers from
perfectly inoensve there being narcotic used
in the composou combines agreeable tonic. with
Alternative admirably calculated to invigorac and produce
healthy action throughout the system
ating an undue excitement al the time derive All the adj
yantasc from its tonic properties that can be obtained o"
the best Lspdan Porter
The sarsaparla the Porcrl has long been
celebrated a. renovator Of the system purify ing the blood
Graduating cutaneous diseases, NC ~
For summer beverage Cor health u Is believed that this
Porter unsurpassed BY article ever offered % me public
IL being highly tarboaated aud grateful 10 the palate
For sale, BY the gross or dozen, by
WHITING 4 BABCOCK, ~ Liberty street
N. b. Delivered IN any part Of the CITY.
We have made trial Of the Sassparila Forte manussnren
and sold by Me.srs Whiting Babcoch, and have found 4
very lively and pleasant beverage
From the ingredients which enter into it, composition We
believe that will ke found wholesome and refreshing drink,
ALFRED C. POST, MD.
H. BoRRowE, MD.
GILBERT SMITH. d.
WILLIAM " BLAKEMAN, NJ ID.
iell In r. MEAD, MD.
WATCHES, CBOCNs AND JEWEaRt.
r. Perkins has FOR sale very fine selection " Gold and
silver Duplex, Lever, LEpiue avd Vertical Watches,
Reesly John Harrison. &c. Marble Aabas,er aud Ebony
Clocks Cola CHAINS Keys, and Pins-et No wall street.
n' n. b. Ws,che. carefully repaired Jes awis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

.s.a.s 4 NUS ys ri per-
MUCH ADO About Nc Miss TEEN Mr. Balls.
Don Pedro, Mr. Richiags-Don John Mr. Wells Claudio,
Whea.:y.D Gsesry Mr. Placde-Bestries Miss Tree
A r. De D.s1 BY NJ ..a n....r w.s..
A FAREWELL ADDRESS, written for the occaaon sy
EPe' sargent, Esq will be spoken by Miss Tree
NICHOLAS NCKLEBY -squeer., Fisher-John Browaie,
Mr. P,ssdeZNew% "a. Nsgs, Mr. ChPpinaale-smiLe,
Nickleby, Mrs Chippndals-Mrs ssusers Mrs Wheatlsy
Mad. Mantaini, Mrs Vernon.
Doors spen Al orerafsrmnss to quarter past
Box Tickets. sl--Pit. 90 cents--tiaiery, a6cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE.- Late italan Opera HOUSE
IN Mr. WALLACK, Lessee Of Leonard Church
streets, te. doors from Broadway-THIs EVENING,
LA GAIA LADRA, Or, The Maid Of PaIai.sas--Alber,
Marcel Mr.. Andrews-lsaac, Mr. Blakeley Ms.
Baey-Annette, Miss ShirrsG-Caudine Mrs Stickney
Grand Provost, Mr. Anes.
THE MIDI AsHoRE-Harry Halcyon Mrs senon-Lie.t
Norton Mr. Watsn-Tom CringIe, Mr.. Blakely-Anne
Doors open at Ia Performances to at Bose,
81 Pit SO cents. Gallery IS cents.
DOwERY THEATRE--T.s 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will be
r BENEFIT IT OF MR. wooLFoRD.
MAZEPPA-MazePpa Mr. Woolford-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc.
tor-Castelan, Mr. Rce-Premsaus, Mr. Foster
Drolinski, Mr. Gates--Rudzolof Mr. Nicknson-Tham
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Addis--Ksdac, Mr. Lewi.--Koscar,
Mr. Jackson-Oask Mrs Cole-Zemia, Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Mrs Jones' ttaa
MAID OF CAsHMERE-Leloe, Mis-. Lee-olirour, Mr..
Neson-Choplar, Adds.
To conclude with
vICToRIA or, the Lion and the Ki.s-Mr Bennett Mr.
Field Joh Hall hal SauIf
Lord Melbourne Bellamy-Lord Wellington, J. B. Rice
Queen Victoria, Mrs W II Smith
Doors at o'clock the performance to commence at half
Pree.-Bo.e,, 70 een-Pit, s7a cents. Gallery, % cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE--444 Broadway, (ae1t door to
~ Tattersars)-Under the sole management Of d. D. Nc.
xlNNE s,Y evening viii be performed,
M Browne-Antonio, Mr. Matthews-Lerenzo, Mr. Horn.
sastle-Launcelot, w II Wliams-Gobbo, Mr. Blakey-
Portia Miss Moner-Jessca, Mrs Bailey. E
Monsieur Checkens pupils will dance grand Mandarin
Pas de Quartz
Pa. de sha by Madame Trust
To conclude with -
THE FLOATING BEACON; the Yankee Tar-Angcr-
sof, Mr. Freer-- egnstadt Edwards-Frederick Msdi.
son Jack Junk. Mckinney Marietta, Mrs Flynn-Chris-
tine, Miss Mcdonald .r
..rer a, the Boz nice Of th r' Thssr. 10 til
Box, 50 eentspit, 2scsntsPrvate Boxes saos my7Sm'
NBLo,s GARDEN ANo NEW sALooH1wIL-
lshmentis now open for the SEASON
FRIDAY, JUNE Ia, 1885,
Sixth appearance Of the extraordinary Ravel Family
First night Of the Vanean Carnival. t.f
Second night Of the Italian Brgands
First appearance Of lie Petit Amour only three and half
The Evenings entertainments will commence o'clock
with the astonishing performances Of the Ravel Family the
Miss Eliza will 60 through her graceful exercises.
Leon Javell Rayel will execute Greek Danee-hfth ap
No. a. G.uI hal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

III. 6rst appearance on any stage. jei2-N
EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET.
90 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
for the above establishment which will open about the
LIST OF September merit will address the undersigned by letter
post paid None others will be attended TO.
CHARLES X. THORN,
Sole Managers and Proprietor,
js6-lm. 20 Mott street, New York.
UAUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE--The
proprietors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
open for the Various improvements have been
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and o. stranger
who visit the city.
The Eque,an EzehGne, in full operation. The sales
Tuesdays ADD Thursdays OF each week Gentlemen can
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness, Saddles Brides nc entered
gratis limited number q boz .Is. provided for horss
At livery. RoCKENBURG 4 BANcKER,
je7.sm' Proprieto..
CULLYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the full length por
- trait Of QUEEN VICTORIA. painted by r sully Of TIM
adephaT sully respectfully 10 the public that
he intend. exhibiting fs shor period At les com
TORA painted BY himself from the original study, executed
during his recent visit TO England, which study also attached
Open daily from ioA NJ until r NJ aud IN the evening
from until 10 o'clock
Admittance as cents Season tickets 50 cents jsio-aw'
CATLlNs INDIAN GALLERY.
90 This immense Collection ofTNDIAN PORTRAITS
Views Of nsan villagesindian Dance.Bal Pay Buffalo
Hunts-Religio, Cerernones-ndsn Curioses Costumes
Weapons- Ppes-scalr. &C, &c. spread spon the
walls o. the large Saloon siuyvssut nse where II
will remain a.d can be visited for very short tine
Open from o'clock A. W. sn,il 10 al night
Admissics IS Season tickets IS cents. jell.im.
LNoR sALE--A Porter House located In good business
II stand. where fret rate business done Apply 10
JAMES BILLINGE,
jel3.3r NJ. "a Chambers street, in the basement.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
TNHE Subscribers will sell at retail their remaining stock Of
Il sums,r Clothing at wholesale prices.
STREET 4 MITCHELLs.
iel3.2w' 20 William street
biscuit BAkERy.-EPHRAIM TREADWELL con.
ID nues the Biscuit Baking at 275 ashingon street cor
scr of Warren street, and has constantly Cor sale,
SODA BISCUIT. MILK BISCUIT
BUTTER CRACKERS. WINE BISCUIT,
WATER CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
PILOT BREAD. All Of the rst quality.
r. rs small Pilot Bread Is the size for the South American
and West India markets..
Any o above articles delivered in good order Cor
exportaton al short notice jel2 .6ns
II EGHORN HATs.-TAYLoR, la6 Broadway, corner
L. q Liberty offers 70 the public the oiccst stlec
ton of gentlemen Hats double and single hrim white
and colord, that be found in this city Wholesale and
retail iel2-lms
ID EMOvAL.-MRs. BLANC has removed FROM 90 Am
IN street 200 William street and continues 10 teach F.
broidery Raised Work IN silk and worsted making WAY
worsted and Shell Flowers aud Wax Fruits NC Sc on the
most reasonable terms.
Drawings FOR embroidery silk furnished FOR sale War
Sheets, Colors, and Wan Fruits jei2-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

nR. j. J. LLOYD WHiTTEMORE respectfully informs
~ his friends and the puDc that he has removed to No. 10
Park Place. where he will be ready attend to the call of those
who honor him with h,r Conscience Having studied three
years the Hospitals of Pars and year the Lyngn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naege
he he is competent to treat scientifically disease that
may under his observation ot nyll ssn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

This is singular table, and presents different policy from
those Of the Southwestern states From October TO January
the chief business of the banks Of Georgia DONE October
begins year. The Of purchasing arc fur
nhed BIZ the banks In the accustomed Of business the
money raised bills othe merchant drawn against the
cotton CROP % 90 days. consequently the circulation in
December larger than other season Of
the year and gradually dmnhes to the close Of the cotton
wear Thus see the table, that the circslaton August
1887 wa. nearly half that Of April 1897 BY the LIST Of Jss
The money paid the planter for his crop in the proceed
ing three moa generally finds its way back 70 the bank IN
paymen OF owing them; at the time the crop nearly
half Sold and rapidly realizes the notes received for
m, funds, ch enables to make advances 10 the trad
or, seeking New York for supplies Of goods, which again m
crease the loans This year. however, the usual policy has not
b..u pur,ued an find falling of in loans to the amount
of period last and decrease Of
q, 600 ooo 10 circulation April 1885, and Of $500
600 since April This sufficiently explains the great
earsity Of money which has prevailed In the State, and
which has killed the NewYork southern trade this spring
The great evnced by the fact that the depcsites
less. by GEO. than at amy period since iss while the
amount Of specie on hand Is 900 greater than be-
fare fact which shows how little occasion there has been for
the o.arrens or Banks for specie While actually pos
d of greater before, the community have
r.c.;x.a The least be.e6, from them,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

100 Bank o Commerce 0lab30 so do l0I % do lolbl0-
90 Mechanic. BN l05495 Norh River SIS Dry Dosk l02i
80 Butcher. Drovers' l09ll0 State Bk loe-l0 Am
A Bk so3-Ao Illinois State Bk colo Nor Canal Bk a5-
"a Del Hudson Is 10 do 1850 $50 do 1913 100 do 3ib6o
9s do 100 do 223ds 80 do 7d 80 do I260 so do
7a6o so DO 73bi0 90 do TAI % do 7l 80 do 72i60-2o
yckburr 80 DO 5ib3 IS do 5o 45 dc 50 50 do 50l5-
40 Ea.t River Fire las Co Gallo Canton s9 10 do sel Is
do 40 aos, do aoe, % do 4ibso Is do ionw q do
xet7s Mohawk e3b45 10 DO cal, ~ do s2i25 X oo
10 AZ ooilo stonugon 2s 10 do 2sb2o a. 10 Is IS do
$50 Harlem 53lb9 10 do b23 30 do So 100 do 53ib3 80 do
b33o 50 do sslbnw 90 do sss 90 53b3o $50 do SSH 80
a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEI

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
i company Monday the 18th Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. VIM H. RUSSELL for
mery Of Boston, as steward, Mr. JAMES M SEYMOUR in
the Office, and Mr. j. B. DOBNY, cosdactor OF the Bah
and Concerts. JAMES A. SANDERSON,
je6- twstlstA Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

Grand Turk, Nichols Prospect Me-; Junus Gibbs, Rich
mond; Oceoa, Sweetzer, Bangor Armenia, (Sw) Falkman
Trieste; Pastoral Craten, Rchmond Deborah Ann Somers
Smack Richmond; Powhattan Briggs James River; Sadans
Hubs Norolk David B. Crane Brown Darien Geo Bena
min Lunt, Portland; WIN Davis Cornish, Pctou, Hornet
Blunt, Taunton; Detroit Baker, Pictou. G
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

SIX HUNDRED B0XEs OF FIRE CRACKEKs Tor
sale In lots to suit purchasers.
Also one hundred and fifty thousand Stgsr OF various
ieIaaw. A. A sAMANos, wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-14

NeW Ico5
This Porter will be delivered in any part Of the city
board of veealso suitable packages for transportation
to any part Of the United States ny27-lm
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

dressed the House a, some length in cx.
p'ana''on' going TO show that the language
used toward linn faay warranted his own
in retort.
The debate was further continued hv
Hessrs. Mencfce, Prcn,ss Of Mississioni.
and Gray.
In til. course Of the days proceedings.
two motions were made TO lay the motion
Of Mr.. Prcn'iss on the table the one bv
Mr.. Pren'iss on the table; the one by Mr..
Gray, Of New York, which was ncgotived
by 81 nays 10 IS years ; The other by Mr..
Paris, of Maine, which was nrgatiyed by
lGl nays to 81 yeas.
In the course ofrhe Debate, Mr.. Thomp
sos, Of South Carolina, moved to amend
the motion Of Mr.. Pronliss, by striking out
and substituting for il the following:
Resa!red, That Alexander Duncan. q
Member Of this House, having g'avowcd him.
sclflhe author Of an article published in the
Globe Of the 10Th instant grossly libelIons of
honorable Members of This body tha, tho
said Alexander Duncan be rcprimanded by
the Speaker, ia tho presence of The House.
Before the question was taken on this
proposed amendment the House adjourned;
aid the subject comes up frs. as the un-
finished business, 10 morrow. s.
FEB. 22.-The resolution in relation to
ccnsuring NJ. Duncan of Ohio was again
token up. and after modification aid debate
was tinalIy laid on the table III to9l.
MIR: Naylor from the committee to cnaurc
! into the conduct Of Commodore Elliot, re.
ported set ofIesolutiohs declaring that Con-
gross ought not to interfere without fTreat
caution IN disputes between subordin .tc Off
GERS OF the Navy and their superiors, and that
IN the present instance there is not time TO
investigate the case before the adiournmcn
o! Congress, and asking that the commi,:c,
be discharged. The minority Of the committee
made counter report. Both reports we're
laid on the table.
Feb. %. Mr.. Adams offered set of rcso.
!ulions proposing an amendment 10 the con.
sItutlon in relation 10 slavery as f,llowsviz
hat all children born of slaves in the United
States atrr Jnly 4h 1912 shall be free -
that except Florida, no Territory shall be
(. adln!tted into the Union as a State the
constitution of which shall tolerate.
slare:y;-and that after July 4ll,, ls45,
there shalt be no slavery at the seat Of Gov
crnment. These resolutions were superseded
BY asuccessful motion Of Mr.. Carnbrcline 10
suspend the rule in order to receive reports Of
committees. Sundfy reports were then re.
ceivcd
l.. Considerable time wos spen: daily in consid-
ering the general appropriation bill.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

Feb. 16.--Mr. Webster presented me-
morial from sundry citizens Of the United
s;a es, asking that Congress would pass a
law 10 abolish the use of ardent spirits on
board Of ships of war. Mr.. w. thought
this memorial merited attention, as some.
what interesting to the maririme concerns
ofthc country. 1t set forth some facts well
worthy of consideration; among others,
that most Of the cases Of insubordination
and mutiny on board of ships were clearly
raceable to the daily use Of stimulating
drinks. 1t was not now, as formerly, when
few Of our merchantmen abolished their
use on board but far the greater portion Of
our vessels were navigated in that way
and in consequence there had been grea:
moral revolution in the character Of our
sa'o-s md ,ha. these tencf's we're rx.epI,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06

Th, Liverpool Albion Of TIC 1s. says
,!,a, the S.. Andrew, fennsy ylvan'a, Lock.
woods. and Briglron were, or would be, 70.
., vrecks-tha, much ortheir cargres WAS
alrealy wasl.cj out and strc"ed a'oag 'he
coast.
A strong and general c!Inr: is making
,'roushou, EngI.nd, in popular meetings,
to procure the repeal Of the corn laws.
In abiding TO the lite severe storm, the
London Morning Herald remark that the
losses at L'oyd's arc cs';mn:cd at over bali
a mtlion
Francc.-Thc King Of France has suf-
crcl q mos: afRi:ring bereavement in lhs
death Of his beautiful n9' accom- shed
daughter, tho Duchess Of Wir;cmburgh. She
expired at Pisa OF the 2l Of January, be.
ing il the 25th year other ag'. She WAS
married in 1887. The Court was to 60
into mourning fortwo months.
The Caaadian Saic Prisoners al Lircr.
pool.-Procccdings have, we understand
been taken to 'rytho question Of the Legality
Of the process under wh;c' these prisoners,
twenty-Gour il number, have been trans
porcd from C.,nadl to tbs county, on
their way TO penal colony in the Southern
hemisphere. From the day ofthclr arr.vh,
Monday fortnight, until Saturday morning,
no ro~s ms, save the officers oc:hc borough
jail, had been allowed $50 strict was tic du-
rance under which they wore kcp:) to
have access to them. o. Saturday morn
ing, however, Mr.. Rocou K arrived from
London, With jul gc's order to enter III
Jail. and to h1vc communication with the
prisoners. The order was, VIC believe,
gwen in consequences Of a JOINT affidavit,
made by Mr.. Huma ami Mr.. R0cbuck.
tina, they had reason to believe The process
un Ter which the prisoners had been com.
M led was informal, and consequently il.
gal. IN That they were entitled TO their lib
crly. At tho same time wri's Of habcas
coryus wc:cissled, TO bring tho bo1ics Of
tic prisoners before the Court OF Queens
Bench, wh,:c Mr.. Rocbuck Will be prepar.
cd 10 argue the IiIesaAily Of tic process.
The learned gentleman, Immediately on his
arrival here, served the justices and the ju'cr
with formal notices not to deliver up tho
bo'iies Off prisoners unit! The wr:ts of ha.
hcas corpus should arrive from London.
We hear ,la; these notices were given 10
consequence Of its having been in:en!cd to
vcmovc the prisoners. in the course OF Sat.
urday, on board Queens vessel, 10 be-
conveyed to Portsmouth, for transportation 20
New South Wa!es.-LiOerpooi paper Jan.
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