Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12

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New York. September ..
There Is no relief in the money market. lea
sury notes and post notes have used US up.
There appears to be, / remark in some of the
Southern, Southwestern. aud Western newspapers,
some misunderstandlng as TO the present mode Of
collecting the revenues at the custom-housc. In
this city The paper Sub-Trcasury is in actual ope-
ration. The Collector collects the public dues m
bank paper, or merchants checks on banks, ana
makes a special deposite OF them in bank, subject
to his own order. The Collector is the Sub Ttea-
suter. The bank vaults are pro taRto HIS vaults
He is a disbursiHg officer, and an accounting otl-
Ger. | presume. He has the sole custody OF the
public money. The paper Sub Treasury system
bill Nhich passed the Senate, as | understand it,
would only 80 far modify the system as TO make
more Sub Treasures Ia New York, Ca calamity! y
with vaults Of their own, (the worst calamity OF
all J The specie Sub-Treasury. ] see, u a PET mea-
sure of Mr.. CALHoUN's friends ia South Carolina,
Georgiu, and Alabama. These gentlemen must
excuse me if, ia all due sincerity, | say, the New
York Van Buren, men are only hWa9basgtRg them
once more. The paper Sub Treasury a, the Alba
~ Regency plan, aud if they cannot get thts KIND
Of a Sub-TIeasury, Mr.. Calhoun can get none At
all. These gentlemen ia Albany talk of " gold"
silver and yellow boys as in 1884, when they
were creating safety funds for every town and vii
1ge. and almost every ward in this great State
They now also talk Of gold and silver and yellow
boys, but al they mean is a paper Sub Treasury,
bv which they can collect the revenues in Ne9c
York bank paper, and thus re-create again The
New York political bank system, SO as to dragon
into obedience what banks will not Of themselves
join The scheme. On This plan the Albany Argus
put up The /" Independent ircasnry' flag, and The
Globe an ut once IS sottened, so that il actually
scolds that ~loco-fuco organ, the New Era. Part
and parcel Of toe Plan of Nh. Vas BUREN in yisi.
ting New York IS TO bring men of properly into this
scheme of a paper Sub-Tteasury.
New YoRK, September 3.
The election in Vermont is to-day. An assault
has been made upon that State from northern New
York, and there, as in this STATE, the Van Barren
men have mounted the Abolition hobby, in some
places, ia disguise, with a hope of conquering amid
q multiplicity Of parties. There is not much pro-
mise 20 thcm Of much success.
The election in Name is on Monday next. On
" he State Government is 10 be created. Maine
fashions after New York. There are a great many
humbaggogs there, enough u carry the State "a
the sbout equal division Of parties, and Gov FAIR
FIgp. it is presumed, viii be elected.
The blacks, prisoners. now ia New Haven, at
tract much attention there. The natiUe African
j. a curiosity. The jailor is turning the curiosity
ofN The Public 10 his own account by taking a fee Of
the crowd VINO visit them.
There is but lttle, # any, change in the money
market. The pressure is as severe as ever, bat 1t
Is hoped and believed that 1t is over. Flour has
fallen about I24 cents.
Reports Of the Effects ofthe gale come shower
ing upon us. The L. $ revenue cutter Jackson,
arrived here hom u cruise after the slave pirate,
was obliged TO heaye overheard her lee guns, and