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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

From the NationsI IaieIligencer. March II.
The House Of representatives yes,sr-
day came io decision, such as lite, upon
,he contested election from the sls,e Of N.
Jersey; decision agains' the constitution
OF the Umied States. because u y against
the statutes III The state Of New Jersey
made in pursuance Of :he CONSTITUTIONAL
against usage founded in reason and pro-
pr,r,y; and IN violation of Us own pledge.
through csmms.sse of rIecliens. 20 ,he
outset. 6f ,he legal evidence Of uile 10
seats as representatives 10 Congress from
New Jersey.
They have admitted ~ representatives
from The state Of New Jersey Eve persons
whom the aulhnrilies Of New Jersey,
legally authorized 10 act upon The subjscI,
have officially declared not to have been
elected 10 si, as representatives from New
Jersey. E~. $685."
A majority Of the House Of Represents
tives has thus not only nuiiifed the lG,rs
of the STATE of New Jersey, and given
seats as members 10 persnns having no
asc.sisiued u,le 10 them. bu. they have
done 50, under tho following revolving
circumstances:
First, They refused to hear wha. The
opposing claimants have to say.
Secondly. They refused To- hear the
testimony IN The possession Of the com
mit,re Of elections. 49, -
thirdly. They refused to receive and
hear read The repor, OF the minority OF The
commit,es Of elections.
Fourthiy. They passed the resolution
thus violating The constitution. usage, and
their own plighied faith. under and by
the power Of the precious question. which
cuts Of all debate. n
Mr.. Adams, and several o,hets sistin-
guished members Of The House Of Repre-
sertatives, though present, refused 10 soie
al all upon The question concerning the
New Jersey elec,on. from objections to
The whole action Of the house upon the
subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
Apalachicola, Feb. IS. 1870.

There seemsio be great misapprehen-
sion Of the manner ia which the blond
hounds are to be used in hunting the
Indians. The hounds are not to be let
loose. but are To be placed upon the
Indians trail. and to lead the soldiers TO
their hiding places. The. Indians remain.
ing in Florida are a most cSwardly and
brutal gang. They dare no. attack white
men. unless they are five 10 Que, but
attack houses lha, are slnne and al dis.
lance from others. and generally when
The men are absent. They attacked and
burnt house 80 miles above this place.
They fractured The skull Of girl Q years
Of age, aud then compelled her mother to
hold her up, when they fred .. her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
Correspondence Of The National Infeili-
geneer.
5 Sew york march "a tas0


New York. Msreh 10. 1870.
Flour has gone down 10 IS. (Philadel.
phia Flour.) Western s5 so. This 10
getting dosn. down. dosn. and the Far
msrs. probably, will soon &c. enough Of
il. There is plenty Of money here now.
bot very Few can make nolss good enough
90 eetli. Some Of our banks are over
loaded with gold and silver. There never
~as lees hus,n.ss done ., this time oi
year. There 10 nothing building. The
city manufacturers seldom or neser had
lees encouragement. The poor seldom
we're so much and so ni'en gu, 81 employ.
Every thing Is experimenting io thar
beam ideal Of hard money Governments
so fascinating % our rulers--sn abundance
uf The precious metals IN the hands oil
the rich. . los rate &c interest. Inv rz.s
stimulus 10 enterprise, and 30 support 10
active. en,errfising. thrifty young men.
A sale Of real estate was effected in
Broadway the other day 50 low az 10
alarm sll the holders &c real estate in the
city and ns suburbs. There has not been
any thing like !, hardly since the embargo.
John Jacob Asior is foreclosing many Of
his mortgages, and when . rice Of pro.
perry comes again his immense wealth
will be amazingly added To. There never
were such times for the rich, aud there
never were such iimes for the poor.
The decision Of the House oi Repre-
sen,alives upon the New Jersey members
case has cresied an intense feeling. which,
particularly in New Jersey, will manifest
itself loudly a. the pnlls. A state. some
what uncertain before. is by this vote
now a. certain for Gen. Harrison 40 any
in the Union. To save hls members.
Mr.. Van Buren, has irevocsbly los. the
state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
STATE OF NORTH.cARoLINA,
Orange County.
Superior Cour, OF La~-March Term,
1910.
Robert NJ cailoeh

.Margaret ". Ca.ioeA. j
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court,
= that Margaret M'Calloch, the defendant in
tina case, 10 not an inhsbitsnt Of this state; "a
Is therefore ordered by the Court. that pubii-
cation be made 10 the HlllsborouQh Recorder.
fnr three months, that the defendant appear at
the next Superior Court 60 be held Cor the coun.
" Of Orange. AZ the courthouse in HILLSIDE.
rough, on The second Monday Of September
mere, TO snswer, plead or demur 10 the petit
ton in this Gaze; Otherwise Judgment pro con-
fssso will be taken against her.
]. II. NORWOOD. Clerk.
Price adv. 81 90 Is i'm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
scaI, r.rp;,e.-urlaa.re =.

Scale Tarpisg.-Drlaasee q
New York. has romc out for lis
san aud reform. al The town q
fisns IN 'rarsds,. lie Hsrri-an d
|rsrriesi Q GOT u tss / s sos - BY hs
sasss u isriiirs. IL 1856 Van B'f
had 20a5 me iurits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

Ereellenf.--Gov. Barbour. in late
speech in v,rg,nis, ..referrlns 10 The alleg-
ed fac, thai. out Of 67 rscsissrs Of public
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

b<lnx4
nssdsy night
literal sasfsssi'A
he prison some o.
drank condition. ahA
physirisn Used the
praisewerhy exerlions
only partially succeeded
death. ID was la1nd ON
inquest that Miller had Nd
far more Than q fortnight, all
he had received for prrf'rmins
and errsnds having been 10
expended Tor run. In this v
entirely destroyed The coats
mach. and ~hen food was
would not remain on The
poor fells~ sherriare died
and The Corrner's jury IL
peraace. exposure saa
food was the cause Of ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

Signs Of Dsfsaf.-The To-
bsg,nnins 20 say Than General
10 drunkard. a vine bibbef. and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The Hargestown Torchlight says that
Z. the labore,s on the Franklin Railroad.
now in progress Of construction. received
OIL per day las. fall; they nov receive bu'
rs cents. The lsbnrers On the bait'.
more aud Ohio Railroad. west of Harrer's
Ferry. a, The commencement, of thai ~ork
received 81 IS per dsy--lhey nov receive
e2s cea,s. And sf,er the suspension 81
opers,ions on the canal, some weeks ego,
hundreds and hundreds Of iahorers we're
willing aud anxious to work Tor lhei,
boarding. bu, could no, GET empioymenL'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

"The Old Soldier. THE spirit Of
the wes, is strongly indicated BY the IL
tles Of the papers which have sprung up
in various PORTIONS of II since the Harris
burg nomination. Among then We see
mentioned " The 7PpseanOe." edited by
James M.Achrsn. now upwards Of n
years Of age. and one Of the gallant spi-
rits who served un'er Gen. Harrison in
The ballle field. The Log Cabin Can
didaie," is the name Of another Of these
spirited lille journals, which ~e have
sren noticed. 10 these we add " The
Old Soldier" published a, Springfield,
Illinois, the fret number Of which has
been fora arded 10 Us BY friend. The
editors are full Of confidence and hope;
and conclude their address by saying,
!" we commence our editorial carer with
The nomination OF Gen. Harrison, We
shall end il with the announcement ol
his election 10 the Presidency in No,em'
Der next"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

nc Wumtuktun anu W.
Road. built By Walter Gaynns
chief engineer. is The isngrsl rosds-'
the warld. IN has frarr smbank-
mrnis. river cuts. and lrwrr curves.
Only eli milrs $50 feet of this road
are curved. lsssing the unparalleled
amount of 1884 miles af sirsighi road
in . total length Of I6I miles. Oae
Of these straight lines IL 4. milrs long.
olhrrs are 5. 4. 6. 7. 8. and Is miirs
IN irngih. The shortest radius OF
curvature used isI5. so .erf, aud masl
Of the radii are IL. 90. and SO. 600
lrrt-ihe radius al ane curve 10 81.
$40 feet in lrngih. which curve |, rom
sidered equal 90 straight lilac. The
sieepesi grade On the Rad - so feri
per mile-ihese occur only in APP
prosrh,ng the few streams that eross
ri6e iinr-ihe grades generally ara
level grades. Locomotives can M
where else make such performances
as on this line-because Of its iinel
aud grades as aforesaid.
THIS Rad Was commenced In Dc,
iaher 1886. and completed on the "a
of March 1910.
The work rrdounds % the credit o
the enEinrsr. Meier GNyna-an'
sp.kss SIS miirs 81 road compietss
by him. aad all. as learn, aIthin 60
tam 4tes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

A Letter from tia, county 10 the editor
says, /" Harrison 10 gaining ground in
An.on. | could mention The names Of
many who have deserted The Van Buren,
tanks. and know but one tina. has left
the Wings. I have seen during Cours
week, gentlemen from Rowan. Dasie and
Randolph. who bring cheering news from
their resdec,i.e counties; and in short ]
hear Of nothing discoursgins to The
Wings"
We have similar Information from an
in,elligen, gentleman from Davidson
county. Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

Candid.--One Of The administration
members Of Congress. who had jus. vo.-
ed on he New Jersey case. was address
ed in The lobby BY gentleman. not q
member. 40 fol!owE
"Come. now. Mr.. - confess; you
have never examined this case; you have
never seen The evidence. How then can
you vote that these men are entitled 10
The seatsi"
81 know they are good democrats.
was The reply, "and thai 10 enough 70,
mel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The Revenue = During the months Of
Jan. aud Frb'y. the revenue secured a.
New York vas only ball million ri dol.
lars. For the corresponding months last
wear. i, amounted to lnore than two mil.
hons. The packets from Europe bring
very few goods. The freigh, bill of three
of The fincs, packets is $4,000. Las,
wear they amounted To $4,000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The Campaign Progressing. We
are happy 10 learn tina, the sickness in
Mr.. alorehead's f,mily was not 80 seri'
en- a q gs! apRssasndsa, and !as. h. b:
state with Judge Saunders. DOsn u
these gentlemen were at Chatham court
this week, and addressed the people. A
gentlemen tells US that Judge Saunders
made the opening speech. and that 10
the reply ME-. Morehesd run over him
rough.shod' completely used him up.
From another source We learn. that The
whig cause is going ahead in Chatham
as il is every where else.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

Mr.. Rires's LeTer.--We have given
to-day large portion Of . letter from the
Hon. w. q. Ri.es Of Virgins; il will be
concluded in our next. In all his stale
mems Mr.. Rises is extremely clear and
lucid, and displays in strong colors the
fatal tendency of the measures Of The pre-
sen, administration. Our wing friends
we know gill read il with pleasure; and
~e hope I'll others viii give 70 The sub
juei il embraces that careful, candid, and
impartial reflection which their imPof-
iance demands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

Giles Msbshs. CSC. Hsmsfksd, hat BE-
sniiTsly soneunrd il he ssniimrhls Ed-
ssnoed in he rrsalalioa; bun Re Ihoughi
with Mr. Msngam. thsl he Wing party
should have noshingslO DO ~ish a. Mr..
M.Q1ssn had been wanlnnly insulled.
and be resented il as = man of warn feel
ings would Be very aPt % do in like CIR
eunSanees. His language might have
bern rash. impetBaus, imPrudeni; bul
there was . spirit in his bosom that could
not brook an open insult He defended
himself ihen. and be can DO il sgsin.
Dir. Nash made few remarks in re'
ply. and ably justified The sie~s he lOOE
of the mailer; bot said thar in eomPl,.
snee ~ilh the advice Of some Of hi
friends he would withdraw the rtsolu
ton; which be accordingly did.
On motion, The meeting then adjourn
"a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The senate was principally occupied
in debs,ing = moiion. hereiofare submit
ted by Mr.. Lumpkin. proposing an sd
jnurnmeni Of Congress on The - Mon
day Of May. which debate vas terminal
ed Tor the pressn. by postpoaing the sub
ice, 10 Monday next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The day was spent in the reception OF
resolutions; among which was q PROPOSE.
ZION BY Mr.. Pope VI Kentucky. declare
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Esq, favored win your 70 AIM OF the
nth instant, accompany ing an application from .nns-
bank in Enslnnd in which they request stsenent Of
the affairs Of the institution
med this request have received with tbs respect that
deserves II affords pleasure to inform you that
actual situation Of the bank which has progress
for considerable time under the charge OF the special
committee OF the directors will expected be brought
to close very shortly when the in Europe
and the United States will receive all the normatio
cessar to form accurate opinion Of the actual cond
ton Of the institution. need scarcely that as the
charter requires admits of other than the annual
meeting in January of the stock holders has never been
usual in the bank to publish statement in July.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
J. DUNLAP President
II will be reeollected that the stockholders in London
last year demanded statement, and published in
London by Mr. Jaudon, which, compared with the re-
published here tho date Showed
cy of 100000 in the available of the Bank
Such an occurrence Nj Jaudon would not again risk He
has gone out in company with hlr. Alsop and Mr.
make thu best that the will
permit The condition the London market as we have
stated very unfavorabs to these negotiations The
Of the manufacturing districts very unavorabe the
great staple ofhe South consequently the ability
the Southern Banks to maintain themselves That the
European markets will recover their activity in the
of few months there little doubt but in the mean
time the insovent Banks will be deprived of the active
means which they depended upon borrowing in order
make show of Resumption.
The distrust OF American stocks apparently fast
gaining ground in London The dividends of the Pensa.
cola Bank of Florida 6per stock due July ls were
paid first the odd oct ct the Office of Gowan Marx
The singular Of of the Western States
also exercising sinister influence upon the market
Tho prospect for the three months gloomy but
looking beyond the events which must ranspiro in that
time, we may perceive the return OF large and healthy
business
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Nei increase from june. SsslTsis
UPto September, it appears the regular receipts
insufficient to NEE, the ougoes and in August and July
the excess Of expenditure S3,oooooo In the
month Of September the government received from the
u. Bank OF 81 ooo which constitute extraordna.
ryrecep on the part OF the government and its expend
ture must be considered OF the ordinary
ceips OF this amount, fifth part only applied TO
the redemption Of treasury notes In that month. In the
last month the has again had Dor
rowing, which she has done to the extent Of sooooo
This makes excess Of expenditure since Jane, Of So
s7aiS 10 six month"; nearly 100000 per month not
ding that the receipts from the Castoms during
September and o:tober much increased. The pro-
liability is that the expenditure Of the two months OF No
vember and December will exceed the receipts in the
proportion, making s2oOoooo extra be procured
The smoun, outstanding is within $500 900 Of the
allowed by law to be outstanding at any time. de-
feiency ofmeans to the extent Of 81 600 be al
most certain. The rates Of interest and Of
the Treasury N.tes outstanding, follows since
July 3is. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Cleared.
asI se ss: csdi bu S,y ". S,%h Leeds y
q; Barclay L,irS;,ss: J.,.. Weldon, ss,.sSa.r W;
%.os gs: ss,s rgsi, MSl lori:
ka Murray, Kingston, ia Rowland A,pinwsi 0"''
Arrived.
Brig Frnaklin BARTLETT Of Plymouth Is days from Ro.r
General Record.
r MONTGOMERY from Gottenburv reported asbor. ON ths
sw SPIT, has been s9t Of BY the steiner Hercules.
a lon 81 water logged brig With painted pos., and s S
OIL on her stem sssndcned-csuid rot make gu, Rec
Sn S.s s. and a ss main 0D'a
standing on ho ss s sS S "a h S s.'s sgS B.%.,
"a Poni'by the Msawsy At this port '' ''
Naval.
Boston in place Of Commsnds strinsSa@' dsaeSeS WI"
Foreign Ports.
H.Lrysx Oct ssarr Giraffe, Eldridgs NYork; WIN Allen
Ryder, F,e lsr,essbyp
Carr H,yr,.s, Oct is~Sc kn'!iesa vessel. in port.
OteRro, Oct s-Exit, sisson, for NYorh, 20 days
United states Prrts.
90, SG'T b, r ws ss'I , SYSs' tons.
SS.Ss y JasSS F.a SYs.. Roman
' y j ps1sr os: G B,
more @... Rove, sG.,s. WIN Penn rs H.
SSsssssr 3, s Ss., sV
fT s.%ca yc Ss' s @Ot csTs snHs
MORE t HSS ss.nS iS of SgtSn of rs s.P T.
am cd TsSssssS sss..% S Ss IsIc cs
res RIO Ianiro Esqumsuv Laguayra and Porto CsseIio
iona wainrrrh,. rhas Hity Tom, Croveli NYork SAM
Nsv Bspyorp; Nov 2-srr Patrick Henry, Fred.rcl.burr
kDpaRrowS Oct 9arr Patriot, NYork fer Bangor. Chr
lew, do
dace drown Go. <SA
BnisroL, Nov ad Casei, Msanrss Sarah Lee Atlantic
Ocean.
Ppovrpvvcr, Nov s--arr Biapca, Baker Baltir,or,
rHf, Nov 5-arr Gov Robins Calais, Me; pr.
dcnce, Buctspor MARI Albany saml Croeher Fall River
Advances Erenehger Abio, trsntior Treutou Bedford
Cumberland RIO de Jan.i.9i VIM Pitt Boston Antsr,s do
Theophias Spcer MOntevdeo John McClunz Antigua
a mkl. Crsrnpus NYork; Oneida, DO.
BsTTMons, Nov farr Hoxana, Busiek NYork cid Roam.
oke. Rio Janeiro; Superb, Amsterdam.
ALrx.sDs,, Nev9-str SON, 81 Johns NIB, sid Metamora
Anstrrdsms Archibald Oracle, Barbados.
FRtDERc Nov 2-ar Harvest Boston; cid Edward
do.
RicHworp, Nov 9-arI Leohtine, NYork.
NonFoLK. Nov 2-su Isaac Frantlin Psovincetowp. The
Ark I'm Newburyport, gone up James river - -
CHsphEsTow, Oct 9tarr Jaihane. Berry. NewHorki Stir
Providence; sld Chicora Liverpool
NOZZLE. Oct Yield Charles. Havana. Ursula.
Davis NYork; Red Rover Boston.
Nav OpLEhNs, Oct 25-cld Ioto6. Merrill Trieste; Orleans
SEARS, NYorh; arr Tiger. Baker Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
Arrivals NJ the Principal Hesels.
ThursAay. Nov. D..


slt; Jxenworthy. England, W Balss kr wiasiew. jsr'
ey; n Bssten, T Gia Florida; Mr. Hutton, Hutton,
, Dewey, Mr. Cook, y Tian: Hsrbicht stray,
Colt, jr Boston; Bertrsn SALEM w Paterson "a Bruce
Jersey Parker; JONES' c Gully and lady, Andrews
AnsKIcAs HorrL-D A Norris G Hand, Myers,
Myers, Bell, G Crogham, Phil; Col Thistler Maj Nc
miiy; Miss Baidws O Cushing Mr. and Mrs Rockwell;
NJ Tyne; shreve, Miss; w Maohan, Florida; Dir
Beckett
GLoss HorrI--Mr Ogden, N Jersey; sarmiento, A
Fhillar, Phil; Capt Hope, Boston
How .sDs HorrL.-C H Wolf, Chief Justice Gibson and
amily Penn; Wyatt Bangs Bait; MsD9usaI; Z :
Glogsr, N Milford; s Howard, Burlington; s w Goodn-
Bye, Hartford; z Wood, Eacker, Albany W Csrren,
Hall Tx Pias villas Pisttsburg; Handy, r Cur.
kis, 7 Johnson, Goodnow T Rice Boston; Hartley,
Rider. Ii Burden Troy; VS. Bovill England; r.
Drew, ADrew, Stevens. d Stevens, Pen Yam;
Bond Martin p Whitehall Hal I,ass
Albany; M Goodrich, Smith Yer; Mrs Austin, Conn
" King Mr. st Johns and three children, York; Ms
Zones Mount Pleasant; McClean, st Louis; w Town,
Hudson.
PsEstoxSr HorKL.-Mr March, J Whitney, Boston,
|Curtis Westchester; Mr. Brinel Mr. Hazard York.
Russell r Sindall Phil; WycoG Albany; Johnson,
Mobiles Mr. Boarlman, Troy.
sr. GEoReE HorgL.-W Crowder Englsnd; Clough
mir HILL Mr. Durant Mr. Parchica, Paris Meyer, Liver
pool
UsIrEp STATES HorEL.-C Perkins, Hotchkiss,
Fletcher, T Towner, Haven White, Ar kmoeriey Z,
wv Randall, C Randall, Boyd, w Adams Conn; II X
|Gosler, Lhch6eld; + Mayo, WR Pierca, rper;
Townsend, D Cushman, Boston;J Johnson, waterbury
w Field stamford; A Robinson. Loring st Louis;
Green N Loudon; T M Allyn, T Gordon Durham. W
&c Pe.tibone, Smith. Hartf,ra Pesse, Taylor Mid,
Gardner T Andrews WarrcH, Is; Pierce, Rochester;
II Pollard Ohio; Underwood Mr. VanantwerP and ia
mily N York; A Robinson, Reading Liverpoo q KEEL
logg Vernon; r. Holt, Neriden; Mr. Ketcham, y Car.
WAvERLKY HorsR--Mr Boardman aud lady, Wood I
r Hnkle, Capt Taylor and lady, Miss Shaw. Adams,
Haven; b Tibbits Albany; Bowen Worcester, Mass; o
aft Providence Jer; Mr. Van Rensaeler and family AL
eany; Mr. Rogers; Warren, jr Providence; I Forest
Springfield.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Amount,

Amount, l,39D,I'2 JlooOo0
The position of money affairs in England growing out
ofhe political state OF Europe this time most
untow ard for the ofthe Bank and in fact
all the suspended institutions panic among capitalists
and disposition to hoard gold increasing not on
iy in England, bu, throughout all Europe. This
degree checked BY the pacific affairs had takcn
The panic upon the MARKET and would continue until
the affairs finally settled. This will be done until
near the middle Of November. The French Chambers
were to meet the 7ssh oclobcr. The question would
then come under discussion. In all that time effects Of the
panic i'll be operating upon the market, and specie
tnue 10 become scarce The Bank Of England had but
f3ocooOo In her vaults to the emergency. Money
was worth per in the market and the distress
prevailed This will be much heightened in the
ofevens by the time Mr.. Jaundon with the directors
Of the L. Bank, arrives in London by the Presdca TO
commence his arrangements for Grst aayn the panic
among the stockholders ofthe u g. Bank and secondly 10
provide ways and FOR the bank TO resume here and
70 suppor, resumption well provide Tor the ayi
dend which will be pay able in London in case Of rcsump
ton
In the month Of septembers meeting ofthe stockholders
Of the L. Bank held in London on the situation of
Of the Bank. At that meeting memorial was addressed
10 the Bank requiring full and accurate statement of lie
affairs, and explanation to its movements This
was signed by slage number Of the stockholders and en-
trusted TO Mr. Jaudon in person for transmission That
gentleman his arrival here nstutca we have stated
on former OCCASION most rigid insiigation but the af
fairs Othe Bank found to be in the utmost confusion
By the greatest exerons Mr. Jsudon not able 10 GO,
up satisfactory statement to send out In the absence Of
which the following letter addressed TO the London
sckhoiers and despatched by the Britannia on her las,
Arp.
Bsys Or rHr UNrEp srarK, Sept 30, 1870
su-By the arrival Of our valued friend, s Jaudon,