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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

DARK THEATRE---THs EVENING will be per
Il formed,
Tie farce Of the RIVAL pAaEs-Loui, Bill, Mr. Rich.
ings-Yictoire, Mrs, richardson.
After which the Pantommie Ballet in acts OF FILE NAL
GARDEE-Lsa, Madame Lecomte-Con, Mons Mar.
tin
To which will be added,the TWO QUEENs-Georre Roller
MIR Fisher; Catherine of Sweedes, Mrs Cushmaa
To conclude with PETER WILklNs-Peter Wilkins, Cush.
Doors open operafsrmnee quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets, sl-Pit. so cents-Gallery, 25csnts.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. S. HAMBLlN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DlRECT0R-This evening, will be
NICK OF THE wooDs-Nick Of the Woods Mr. Proctor
Roaring Ralph, Mr. Gaes-Teie Doe, Mrs Shaw
To conclude with
THE LION KING; Or The BaAdit's Deom-Af.ha, the Ii
on King, Mr. Carter--Zcnora, Mrs Proctor-Zitta, MIR
open O'Clock the performance to commence at hal
past precisely
Prces-Boxes IS cents--Pt s7l censGallery % cents
NTiBLo's GARDEN AND NEW SALOON.-WlL
IN LIAM NIBLO respectfully that this Estab
lishmcnt is open for the SEASON
THIS EVENING, JULY 1889
At the request Of numerous patrons the prcpriec
has engaged
MIR. BURTON
The entertainments will commence with
GEUMBLING, or the Disseminated observation-disclosures
To conclude with STATE SECRETS, or Call for Paper
Gregory Thimbewell, Mr. Burton.
Civil and efficient Officers Will be in attendance to preserv
good order and prevent the admission Of improper persons
No posponement any time, visitors to the Garden ca
pass from the through the Grand Promenade to the PRO
menade Saloon, free from damp or wet at all times
Tickets 30 cents.
Door. open at THE entertainments to commence at
O'Clock.
Omnbusses win to and from the City Hotel to the Gar
den during the eve ing. Yl0y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
h O9EY ARf4E T.

At the Exchange today tie ae' have been small bat
the closing prices Il descriptions eVncea - improve
mept On III rates Of Saturday Del Hudson rose per cent
L. : Bank lcr eeht, sonugon ! PER cent Harlem per
cent The North Am Trust : Banking Company rtcedsj
per cent.
We lears from New Orleans that the srfo pecuator bad
been ,mpri,oned under surrender q all By his urts, lie
". brought before the court the 18th u and discharged
On motion 81 h council that effect. the ground that no
provision had made BY hi creditors for hi prison main
tsnance IL immediat, LEFT in the steamer Ambassador r
Louisville These circumstances not q importance ~ any
er ich, a show the Increasing want q confidence ~
the present prices o cotton among those Interested which has
led them pursue harsh measure towards their s'sas
debtor.
circular IN answer 10 attack, which Rave been made upon them
IN certain quarters. in which they state that
aIn reh 1897 when suspended payment the aggregate
Indebtedness ~ house upwards 81 az ion. Of dol
lar. /. noe than two millions Of dollars, and IL
success keep pace with esrion' will BY the opening Of
merit crop H. less than and half millions"
T, marks tie perseverance, aud with which they
have gone about settling their affairs Had the process of
,Cd settlement been pursued by the banking institutions o
hat section ". houd not now depore the spproaeh
OF snsthcr crisis, after years q siaguani trade
Already tie hopes dealers directed to the
rival of TIE british Queen, which nay be expected sun
day next Holders Of cotton maintain their ground with dis.
csty and depression other lines of business also very
great Many failures OF minor class q dealers have taken
pase But al period the present the soppage Of
mercantile not attended by that panic which usually At
tends an explosions Of prosperity hence setemen
are Quietly made without attracting than passing notice
from those struggling TO maintain their ewn position.
Tie oflhe Bank Of the chefobiecs
Of socue With dealers aud hnancersse closely
low connected with the money circles Of Europe 80 evident
i this andng that the Liverpool brought, Of
rise Cotton yet the situation Of money affairs suc
that tie had effect in creating confidence in the
bii Of Cotton We recently gave list Of prices Of the lead
inn articles produce in this country Cor series Of years.
companed ~ Of the Banks Cor the period
We win give list of prices u such Of the leading articles
sfeommere, England FOR the psst three years viii show
IL. General q cluAtun of prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

The prncpe on which the Bank or PROCESSES to be
governed is keep the stock Of gold equal 10 one ' ~
Of the aggregate dspostes and anu any
portion Of the gold 10 withdrawn, the reduction IN depo
and together shall be equal to the amount OF goa w
drawn and to keep of securities as nearly as posi-
bic at fixed amount The table here given shows violation
Of all the rules by which the Bank processes to be governed
The very of this policy to have governed the
bank since December last We find that the circulation
steadily increased September; the specie anu Scu
rites remained very nearly at the same points, Al hat time
commenced that drain of gold which has continued up 10 our
latest The table shows that the decrease OF bullion mas
been 81 ooo although actual decrease S536aoOO
According rules Of the bank the aggregate amount OF
deposte and should have decreased to the
but the decrease by this table, is only ST. 100000
and the decrease has failed TO have that sautay effect on
prices which should have been felt The bank table shows tue
circulation have remained very the points, whe
the table of prices shows them to have been rising rapidly
during the period As the market became tighter and
the built diminished, deposites withdrawn and prices
remaining high there at our latest dates any
expectation Of the export Of bnon on the con-
Hary the Bank showed the usual symptoms oaaru They re-
fused bills Of unqueson bic chaacer they raised the rate OF
INTEREST," they sold exchequer bills in large quantities. and
slight circulation had already taken place. a.
e,nced ~ the table This precisely the state OF affairs as
they stood in 1925 when the bank syed from suspension b
miracle In that year, in August the circulation and bullion
very their present points, and the fall in prices car
red down few mercantile firms, which fact connected with
the condition ofthe bank created domestic panic and demand
for gold which by far dangerous than foreign demand
This carried the bank the point Of insolvency Al the
cos Of 1925 their lowest points, and exchanges
turned in favor Of England and the amount Of bullion rose In
one year from e. 100000 to f0,3l6O00.
At our latest dates the bank movements showed evident
ALARM although the community generally did not seem to par
take What may have resulted before the departure OF
British Queen matter Of great inereso the com
mercal world on this side
sales nj the stock Exchange.
10 Blk of Commerce 1904, 40 do 00l0O Phenix 99c-3c
Dry Dock 9 do Obs 100 do 9lcS State Blk of York
1861 10 06-25 Am Blk Co 753c, 10 do 75t 30 do
Use 75b3-50 Del Hudson lisa, i25 do 1880 l25 do
b30 Tie 25 do 7ttw 100 do 7itw 80 do 7lnw 10 do
7o4c lib SO do 70sw IS do 7bnw so do 7Oi2o %
do 7ibl5 30 do 70sc25 U Bank li44-l0 Morris Canal
43lc-20 Union Marine ns Co 600 Equitable Fire ns co
1890 Fire Ins 90 o060 Canton 49, 40 do 373, 10 do
$685. do 33 % do 3Snw 10 39b60 10 do 35e 10 do 3Stn
Mohawk 6od. 10 Stonipgton 26c 10 do 260, 80 dc
26t so do 263-I00 Harlem 50a so do 50ab3 80 do 5e3
100 5o do 6b30 % do 50c 100 do 50a3 100 do 6oso
Is do b04.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

In the Iowa, for Hayrc-Msdame Bonaparte; Mr.. Adam
smith, Of raieph Tn. Durand sf Frances Thomas Null
ledy &c Georgetown Maascne of Franec Dias Of do Da.
vosn Of Newyork Delsbaug- Of dol and the stserage
In the Shakespeare for Lverpoo-Nrs Tree OF England;
Miss Ellen Tree Miss Martha Tree do Sir Edward Gust,
lady child and nurse Professor Nathaniel Moore,
NYork; Mss.rs schrovsky Of Vienna; Thomas, aud
smith, of Livingston Aa Col Wm Robertson, 81 Island Ja
aca; Mr. MURRAY, DO; DR. Jas Johnson lady and chd.
rem Louisville Xvi Messrs Addison lady children and
nurse do do; II z,ne Wheeling Val Miss Elizabeth Z,ne, do
do; Me.srs VIM Barney. Baltimore; Bentley Lvcrpool
~ Lawrence NYsrk; N Lawrence. NYork; HWarner; w
Redmond NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

DIED.
In this city, Sunday morning. Mary McGrah, aged 81
year,. -
Nm Saturday. Mr. Frederick wohrabc, in The 37h year Of
his age
At Brooklyn sunday, in the Gath year Of his age MIR.
Nathaniel Rowland long respectable nhabsn q at place,
aud for werly of Norwich, Conn.
AT Brooklyn ID instant by suicide eiused b, ar.esic Miss
Elizabeth Rbedec aged H. She engaged To be married
soon but in sudden 1T OF alousy took the fatal dose.
AT Hl.dale 81 inst after proraced Illness John Pisley
ESQ. aged 81 years.
At Williamson Wayne Co, ", Of Mr.. Austin Of
that place the upeting Of wagon, driven by his drunken
father The father himself much injured, and his resove
rs considered doubtful,
At Apalaohico the 7h June Captain samuel simpson,
aged 40 years, a native &c Montgomery CO. n. Y.
Al pet.rhry VT on 5t int. of dropy the BRAIN Char
lote Allen aged Ia months, only child Of d. Allen Jr Of
this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Clear ed.
Belle. Myers, Wilmington NC w II Tallman, Hunt King
.tcu Ja Alexander Hall, Boston Commerce. Caowo do;
Theophlu. Chase Gibrar; LAmican, (scl Cacae Cadt;
Potomac Knapp, Alexandria c; Robert Warning Carr,
Falmouth Ja Cads Mariner Rsppahannock River River, Va
Auburn Cornell, NOrleans.
Arrived.
Brie Victor, Al d. FIN Bremen; 1870 passengers.
BARK Constitution volkenan, Al days from Bremen; lis
passengers -
Br ship Joseph Porter, As days from Liverpool with aso
passenger
Packet ship Duchess fOrleans Rcharsses I'm Havre; 100
passengers Has lost cutwater aud hgurehead.
sailed.
Shakespeare srtan Liverpool, Iowa. Psl Hsvre, aud 9th.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
sn,e. NJ The stock Exchange.
state OF Traae.

We notice any improvement in the different markets.
The principal seapots present the inactivity which
characerise The following canal returns however,
continued activity the inland waters IN all parts Of
the country:
The statement below shows the difference the amount Of
cane. received the Rochester office each month % the
lst Of July, 1888 and 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
M, rcn1raI !. cLuallon % pIIce,.

BY this table observe that prices 81 those articles
taow hemp &c which 20 10 England from the cosnsn
have nearly the proportion which occasonsd by
it, actual scarcity, has improved price, and At latest
dates prices or All commodities WERE generally speaking
higher than had been the during the past year. nowth
,andisg the hatuess Of trade Now let search for the
osuse, of phenomenon in the following table of the
.,dtion 81 the Of England during the same period
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Ss terms. Subscriber offers for sale On very ''
soopar best made and rrantsd baroucAs .prin,
800 steps
500 seu bow,
10000 lbs. malleasle coach castings
$50 sett barouche and coach axes, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
30 sett very fine brass miiitary bits and stirrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach lace ted together with full assort
low. JNO. j. SUMMERS,
iyo-eodsm- 1870 Water st.
NEW MERCANTILE DINING ESTABLISHMENT
~ SANS soUCl 81 Broadway.The vicinity OF this IS
tabshmen to the chief of business induces the ubcri
Der to believe ii be make place of acceptable resort Tor
gentlemen who the habit Of dining in the lower parof
| the city.
The Dining Hall cool spacious will accommodate
~ on persons time. The appointments OF the table and
ne attendance q the first orders and the charges will DO
quite a moderate other respectable Houses neigh
o'food q business The Wines also will be found uperior
quany; and Al prices than usually reasonable.
Genlemen are requested the tariff q prices
and the quality Of the wines
Choice Soups be II readings, every day al o'clock
Dinner VII be served from 10 o O'Clock.
1ohe Chocolate leo Cream Pastry Confectionery Roman
and Arrack Punch, &c at all hours.
The Coffee and Reading Saoon fronts on Broadway andi
the most agreeable apartment Of the kind in the CITY,
EDWARD MILFORD, Agent, late Of Carlton House
| yoi" ana formerly Proprietor of American Hots.
fGy- DIR TAYLOK's BALsAM OF LIyERWORT-
This medicine does not pretend 70 than viii accom-
ph. ID does all diseases, but cure MANY
Of the Lungs and Liver. This medicine only
commended by the most experienced p, an' but il is also
taken by those gentlemen themselves for all diseases
likely to terminate in consumption Yes. great and mani-
fest the virtues Of til, medicine, that conquer. profession
al and interested opposition Thus this medicine has
the testimony Of medical its favor and also
satisfaction to all who purchase IT,
- Thi, medicine is sold at 375 Bowey Agents 1870 Fulton
street, Brooklyn; j. d. Philips, Newbugh A. Shaw, Alba
ny; 81 Broaa street Newark; r RICHTER, Poughkeepsie
jy6-3td&tW'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
w HITE TUSCAN HATs-For sale at

wv 90 WILLIAM-STREET
This article is entirely and its properties surprising
good II kind Of pearl white, and light II is said by
aies Of great to be the beasu shape that has
teen for many years.
English Dunstabs Leghor and Tuscan Hats Of the net
ctaes awayskti hand-a nsw and elegant assortment
of rich string k.sons selling at this Establishment
common reduced prices
The, subscriber T. BENNETT, beg. the favor Of call
from his tlSlmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
Cattle Market.
ylARusIJcD.

Al Broadway, n. on the ID instant Mr. Benjamin g. o.
borne Of the finn of r. Baker Co., Burdet, ". L. - be
linda daughter OF Henry NJ Winter Esq Of the former place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Packets 40 Arrtsc.
LONDON.
Toronto, Griswold, June ]
Westminster, Moore, June 10
~. James, Sebor, June ~
D. Queen,( s) Roberts, July !
LfvrRrooL
vi-ginian, Harris, June !
". America, Iiesie, June 7
Siddons, Palmer, June 10
HsvRs
d dOrleans, Rich'dson, June |
Vile d Lyon, stoddart, June 3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
Civ SALOON.

Sny SatVOn. - :,
U- The iNr rhNAL iNSuioNs. - Wen SHOWN y
reputation throuseou, ne Lho' anu "icn "a pen ~
ce'siu operation Tor the asl Ten years. now ocsu = @
City Saloon formerly Hanngions Dorama) ana next do"r
TO the American Museum where me Mhoe may oe seen 'er
Evening at haii'past o'clock rTccssiy. 49,.
il may add to TO The interest ~ THIS hxhIon ny stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained are tose ~
executed IN ONO, within me last "eh! yes or hcr ei
nal offences ,,,,,,r,r,r
Previous 70 which may Be seenthe following NIGHT LII
from + obga~ r,lrl'the NOCTURNAL POLY MoRPHOUs
FANTa SCOPE
~. rleopin AZ. acted l4-Ghost OF CALVIN Edsou
u Eorre,, !. Netamora ia Napoleon
4-TLe r,npal Lion l7-Chesubim
I Cr;.na,1; SkulI Can
6-Desthor Frolic la-Tbc three dancing cats
-Csbri Ra,el \. p,thi aO-NIrs sidaoss a Lady ".
nsllo o I, l " ,tiNs snui
Enc haul'eu 0u"" - az ",a.,i u l.,,,
- ~ osr",sa .,, :, ny ir nr pn,,'..,,
!, -, = -. - 80 . III, ~. - tu;ri,,, l,h
- r " N,se' ~ :" D' ~ Wasb;n,,nn
is-sS'sh -, 20 ; a,. @I;aa5. ra,,,sr,
80 y ~ MN, ul,;.s ,I L. ,a,el eycr, 81.
~ = 80 u.s.
mug, n.o,.,L ;,ee.
es = w 80 - 80 w
{By- LADIES AID GENTLEMEN wishing engagement.
fof the above establishment which viii opn about the
Isl Of September neat viii address The unacrsged BY letter
pot paid Meme Others viii b. attended 70.
THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES r. THORN,
Sole Managers and ProPr-iors
i,6.ims New England House, Roosevelt -, y York.
~-
" AOAliALL GAkDE N-tNIEaNIh rkEt"-Ih,
Propretos Of this Garden respectfully lnorn' ne Pibc
tia, y = oP,n Tor NC season 'sroa' nase oss
made ~ addition y 9uu'an = wasr' N Wy ot ou'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
GRAND EXCURSION
TO THE REGATTA AT NEwBURGH,

TO NJ ANT<W DOINbKII
Fare % Cents.
- r~-cr> :, The eieganl and commelious steamboat
49, NOVELTY, having unequaled accommodate
ions for excursion parties, will leave the foot
Of Chambers "Wednesday morning. July 10TH Al o.
clock Nenbuegh Ill O'Clock, and return mmed
ae after the Regatl, arriving in the city about 10 o.
clock
Fare each way - cents y9.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

BEAJUN COURSE.
V,Ek CREt 1T TROTTING MATCH for $500, be
tween Dutchman and Awful three mile heats harness,
will of Thursday next the tn Of this month"; Dutch
bets Awful 5000 against $780, to commence at hall past
4 o'clock l9-2t@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

~
There passed the South Locks Of the Dismal Swamp Caa
ia tho month OF June, 1899:
hward,, 10 Shooncrs, Ouiwards, - Sc ooners,
] Sloop Is Lighters,
II Lighters, Boat
CoFFFETh market has presented the features which
have the other markets. there change ~ pr-
The ales reach ~ al descriptions 1900 bags At l0a
IL for Brazil; II ~! Cor L.gra; 10 100 for ST. Do
mi ". At Philadelphia the sales OF the week have been small
reaching only about 20Obags Laguyrs at l2 cis
AsHFi Pots there have been sales freely made AZ Sass
but receipts being light the holders demanded higher
aud the activity ceased Pearls have been sold At SO.
Cattle Market.
Thsre four hunde AMI fifty bseyes in market to-day
including hundred LEFT from last week Three hundred
AID y sold at ranging from IS 90 TO S 30 per
which shows decline & hfiy cents suce last se
demand v throughout the day exceedingly dull.
the lower market there arrived 1000 sheep and lambs all
Of which dpeed ofat 81 % - so for the lambs and
5. 80 s. 90 for the sheep.
Forty sad calves taken by the butchers AZ $50 90
SIS 90. There ffiy in market
With the exception Of sheep and lambs cattle IA dull
demand u day. aud prices generally show decided tendency
IL decline
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

The following tie report Of the collectors Columbia,
(nal
Amount IL Toll received at this office from Oct.
1T, 20, TO June 81 80, SlAll0 -
Amount received during the week ending this day 34o3 20
Whole amount received up TO 81 Jily, Sli7,56l OF
There the South Locks Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

LONDON.
samson. stufges, July 10
President, Chadwick, July 20
Ontario, Hut,lcson, Aug. |
LIVERPOOL.
Shakespeare, Briiton, July =
westchcster, Ferris, July 10
HAvRE.
burgundy, Lines. July :
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. ~
Rhcnc, wotten, July 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

HALL LAMPs-A new article of tie Gothic shape. all
glass Just received great variety, and Cor sale the
furnishing warehouse Of ID. y DELAvAN
je20y N Maiden Lane, sear Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Health and Sea- Bn thing Bn House, T.. q.
consequence Of the increasing patronage 10 thus house
the proprietor has BEEN induced TO enlarge and make great
improvements and 10 complete readiness for board,r
aud visitcr Th. establishment Is well known being the
nearest scabahng place 20 New York, eng only a. miles
from Brookyn aud pronounced BY medical and all who
v H. being the most healthy AMI delightful situation
the island ~ of the house Is splendid prospect e the
Atlantic Ocean with ~ the shipping arriving and departing
from The port o New York m the extensive view %
Long Island With it, beautiful cultivated fields Adjoining
the house grove of locust trees refreshing shade during
the hot weather The bathing houses the beach but
throw The house for ladies and children and
the other for gentlemen Extra lines stages will to the
Bath foil .ss, via
From Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. From Bath House
AT O'Clock, A. NJ. 7o'clock A NJ.
Nj A. NJ
r. NJ L. NJ.
is2T.lms wM BROWN, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

HUNTERS RED DROP FOR VI Every nedies.
acquainted with Il Prcnounces 1t the only remedy
which srm reliance be placed Remember the cid Office
Division street.-the osly place in the city Price 81 my29 ID
Or ANOTHER PROOF of the Superiority 81 Huslers
Red Drop DR.. U.Lcvison. Dyisios II Dear Sr-Hsv~s
ungusrded contracted that dreadsl dsesse ne
u your city, and suffering greatly under s virues sf
sts ssd having tried all remedies wsost gave
hope UNTIL seeing your advertisement when purehased one
bottle and entirely free from Il snd m effect Thanking
yos Cos the good ha. done me- and thskng II be Of ANY
vice publish the above, you Al liberty do 90 re-
r~ais, Sir, yours, vita gratitude.
JOHN s.B~H
Csr-rto~n.N J., Jan. n, isse. iyp-gt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
NEWBURGH REGATTA.

NEW BUKUIf KEGA TIA.
;. r~sns - The new steamboat JAMES MADISON,
c. Captain Perry, viii leave Steamboat Pier,
foot Of Warren Tuesday afternoon,
july 9 O'clock and Newburgh Wednesday afternoon ia
" 10th, after the Regatta. jy9lr
FROM FORT LEE AND BULLS FERRY,
10 the foot of Canal street, New York
h r~c-zS - The steamboat ORANGE, Capt. Isaac
- Scott will leave Fort Lee and New York,
sszsss- touching BnlI's Ferry, daily, until further
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

INDlAN GAI..thl.
{1y- This immense Collection ofI>DlA< PORTRAITS
Views Of lndan Villages Indian Dances-Ba Plsys-Buhalo
Hnn,s-Reisous Cercmcuies-ndan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Weapons rip,s-scas, sc. sc. spscad upon the
walls I'll the large Saoon the suycssnt lnsutc where Il
will remain and be visited but lo very short time.
Open from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 "A night
Admission - cents Season tickets 70 cents. jellm'
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-02
From the New Ororna Bee, Of July Is.
N1sOrnn Texas.

:
BY the steam packet Co1UBfBIA. Capt.
WINDLE, arrived last night, we have received
Galveston papers to the 18th, and Houston
to the 18th inst
The Houston STAR, states, that "A letter
received IN that city, from Col. BEE, an
nounced the gratifying intelligence that
Gen'l Hamilton had, before leaving the Uni
ted States for Europe, negotiated loan Of
10000 for Texas, and Lynch Hamilton,
Esq, son of the general, was expected in
the next vessel from New Orleans, with the
money.
Some disturbances Of the peace had oc,
cured in Houston for few days previous
to the 10th. Upon the occasion Of their
being quelled, the Star makes the following
remarks:
ssThe proceeding Of the last few days, in
this city, may afford lesson to those of the
states who have looked upon our country as
merely place Of refuge for crime, and a
den Of disorder and licentiousness-and
may force upon them the conviction, that al
though here as in every other town of the
known world, we are troubled with certain
proportion of bad and vagrant characters,
there is sufficient dignity among our citizens
to know what is their due, and sufficient
energy TO enforce its being paid"
George Fisher was selected mayor of
Houston on the 9Th instant, but the cleo
ton was contested and set aside on points
of law; new canvass had been ordered.
The Houston Telegraph of the 10th, pub
fishes the instructions of Canalizo, the Me-
xican commandment at Matamoras, which
were found upon the person of Florez, who
was captured on the frontiers of Texas, on
his way to meet the chiefs Of the dissaaect-
ed Indian tribes; also, the "talke of the
president Of Texas to the Cherokees upon
the subject Of their hostile attitude toward
the republic, and their attempt to form a
residence with ia itslimits,
The name of the new schooner of war
Vipar, had been changed to "SaR JGcintO. .
CRoPs IN THE EAsT.-.-A gentleman from
the eastern counties, informs US that the
crops in eastern Texas arc exceedingly for
ward, and promise an abundant harvest. Il
is calculated that in the counties Of Nacog-
doches, San Augustine Sabine, Shelby,
Jefferson and Jasper. thara will he rnada
this season, at least $4,000 bales of cotton.
Corn also looks very fourishing, and will
yield heavy crop. Under such circum-
stances, very few years will find US an un-
incumbered, free, and wealthy people,
our independence recognized, and our COM
merce sought after by all the world.
Houston Telegraph.