Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26

lH SFkHIsE SnxvER.-ltis now settled bevoud
doHsr thst the blsch, rakishy susPicisuS sail seer.
BY the Lafayette snd Blossom. pilot bsses il the
Spanish SLAYER recently ran away with lss~ Havana
She has again been seen by Captain Hes@eJ Bullps
er, Of ths pilot boat John E. Davidson. Capt B. at
tempted so'eapsure her, but in consequence of the
number 81 men inthe SLAYER, and they being well
armed with muskets and cutlasses, il was found ;.
possible. We have, through the kindsess of the
pilots, obtained an extract from heirog book whch
we annex:
AUGUST, 2ls 4P M.Montague Point beating NJ 10 -Ies
a.aut-sPoke the schr La Armaad about 80
we asked they wanted pilot and receiving No answer we
hailed again ami inquired they to 70 c New
They said in broken English they were going IA
other ceuary, pointing T. They ssL for wa
ter but would FOR it. We then hosd the American
ag and hailed them the third time and ed thento sew "a
that goisg.ts take them to New York UDon thi,
they qsarer deck and armed ,hen.e,s. with
ke and cuasses and hcistsd the blood at the peak
The schr is Of Baltimore build and about rs hons b.h
She low with boot tsp black one ar
row white streak she has foetop sail which hung in
me sasket The lsst,we saw Of them At when
N.BThe J. b. D. the schr three days previous.
% > T. from Sandy Hook.
appears that thsse black piratical wrsteAes have
keen on our coast for days, and have undoubt-
ed!J robbed several vessels and perhaps committed
nnurder WheSshey left Havana they had but few
days provisions on board, and they hav now been
at sea for upwards Of six weeks thereorsit is plain
murdered the few white passengers who were on
board of her when they left Cuba. They could not
have sustained life without resorting to some such
measure.
The steam frigate Fulton, Captain Parry, who left
here last Saturday IN pursuit of her. returned yester-
day, having consumed all her fuel in title over fiji
teen hours. We believe she leaves again TODAY
having received the necessary intelligence respect
ing Der whereabouts. from Capt. Bullinger in the
nean time. however, the Wave may capture her.
Mr. INGERsoLL's. CoTros CIRcULA2 AND, THE
UNiYEp STATES BANx--Mr. John Ingersoll of Nat
chez, Miss, has published in the 'Naschez, Free
TraSsr" the 18th inst full statement respecting
his famous cotton circular Of the 22d of October last
II appears from the letters Of Bowen & Humphreys.
Humphreys & Bddle and NJ Humphreys to him.
that he was the responsible agent for them and the
United States Bank to purchase cotton andmake ad-
vanoes thereon Echas letter giving him limit
ed, and another giving him wnlimted credit ON the
above firms. Until the pabaication Of the, circular
his drafts had been duly hcnored by Nessrs. Hum
phreys A. Biddle OF Liverpool. 1t also appears THAI
the above houses, in connection with the Unite,
States Bank wisAedagain to enter the cotton narke
and advance the Same as formerly, only they waute
to remain quiet Themselves while an assent acted fo
them Every thing passed off very well until Mr..
lngsrsei Inadvertently, 40 they say, psblished his
circnlar' which exposed the whole operation. Thew
published their denial Of ever having any thing
thing TO do with Me- John Ingersoll, which has al
ready been .ads public
EPsivate Correspondents OF the New York Herald
NEw 18th August 1899
Having writtsa you particularly the 18th ultimo
should not address you now was il not to report
some importantfacts which come to iRht res secfno
the" Master paper Currency Manufs cturer and his
Liverpool House Humphries g. Biddle. The shock
that Todd, jackson 81 Co.'s failure will produce in
NJ the serious of the CARROLL
ton Bank, and the strong feeling that shown against
this and Hami!tonian. and ether Cotton circulars
the interior; and that Nolte has secretly and fyaud
uls.tiy RENTED some $4,000 to Genoa where he In
tends to reside, and the Citizens Bank is likely t.
loose over miiion Ny Nolte, and Ss2QO,0Oe By her
own cotton REGULATIONS.
By the steamer Meteor, from a. Louis, intelli-
gcnce has been received from almost every point On
aud near the river fnon which il appears the strong
est aversion Is shown towards the cotton
bank note and post note system Planters have DIS
covered the fraud and imposition that has keen prac.
tsed upon them, through Bank os~nivance and that
~ the dire Aors and commission. agents. and thew
now seem determined to meet tia market with their
eroPs rs they are rsady for sale. There will be no
holding back this year, as planters win. meet the
market fr sely. No monopoly.
Mr. Ingevsoli, use late agent of Humphrey and
Biddle, has Como out In the Matches Tree Trader
Of 18th inst with correspond sncs and statements
showing clearly that he was the qualified agent of
H. X b. For particulars, l refer you to the docu-
ments 70 repubkished in tbs. Louis ianian Of this
morning
The Information OF the failure Of Iaokson. Todd
4 Co, was received here two days since. This is
the first burst Of the cotton oahcsds This rn
has received over 70 900 bales Of Gotten from Missis.
sipPi ON which they have dawn bills for something
like 10, cents per ID. they have also Aad several
thousand balos from the sppi unisa Bank only
partially dram for; large amount Of their bills
have been ne gotiated here The amount unpaid NAV
be considerable They ha re dabbssd IN stocks also
The Carrsaton Bank has been for some DAYS solicit
ing aid from the other Institutions hioh be
granted, theBanks rzid Of her failure causing
run. She has got into difficulty by the bills of
Gr,mshaw, Millaudon. AID other spectators.
There has been schism N the Cxixen's bank among
the Frenehmen and II nav appears she has TO stand
thebruRa Of all Notes Wild speculation which, il
~ estimated, Will loose over ssl,0Oc 600 She has
been shipper 81 800 b.lss on har own account on
which The loss is estimated at $50 per bale She
also holds the bills Of siher SPECTATORS for large
amouhs.
lthas been stated hare, that Sotc secreted large
sum o. money; asd a respectable paper, the Times,
published IL yesterday, that he had RENTED ever
S40S0O to Genoa, where he Intended to reside-tbe
bills are named that he pure Aased.
Cotton has taken the turn expected. and having
kept clear Of the mania, am one Of the very few
here who enjoy credit Confidence, and increasing
bSsiRess.