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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05
TPer Great Western.
LONDON, Sept. II, /
JOHN SMITH, ESQ.,, President of the Bank

LONDON, sept IL, l64O.
JOHN SMITH, ESQ.,, President of the Bank
of the State OF Missouri, st. Louis
DEAR Sir: We have duly received your
favors of July 9 from St. Louis, and July
90 from New York, and must regret we
still continue unable to meet your wishes
as regards sale of your Bonds, or loan
on the security of them. The war with
which we are threatened by France again
diverts the attention of our capitalists from
permanent investments, and all American
securities appear quite foreign. Indiana 5
per cent. dollar stock was offered 10 us at
GA 90, and Missouri, being less known,
could not even be sold in the same proper
ton. IF, HOWEVER, YOUR ELEC.
TIONS FOR THE PRESlDENTSHlP
SHOULD HAVE THE RESULT NOW
ANTICIPATED, IT is VERY PROB.
ABLE THAT AN IMPULSE WILL BE
GIVEN TO ALL STATE STOCKS.
AND THE MOMENT MAY THEN
ARRIVE WHEN YOUR BONDS CAN
BE INTRODUCED UNDER FAVORA-
BILE AUSPICES, though not at the limit
you have fixed, whilst Illinois per cent.
sterling bonds can be purchased SO much
lower; the price asked at present for this
latter stock is 81 90, being nearly 1000
under your limit. AFTER YOU HAVE
so LONG, WE THINK 1T
BE APPLY TO RECALL THE
BONDS WITHOUT SEEING WHAT
EFFECT A CHANGE IN YOUR Elk.
ECUTIVE WILLPRODUCE,I IN WHICH
POINT WE MAY EXPECT TO FORM
AFFAIR JUDGMENT ABOTT THE BE-
OF NEXT YEAR. If, how
ever, you wish the bonds, or portion OF
them, to be returned, please give us your
instructions and they will be punctualy fol-
lowed.
We remain respectfullv. dear sir
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

Gov. Polk, of Tennessee, has issued his proc.
lamation announcing tho election of tbs Harrfis,a
Electors ia that State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

Operation For Squinting.--This delicate opera
ton was successfully performed on young lady on
Saturday last in the presence of Drs. Wilkes, Coke
and Hossck by Dr. Csrnochan of this city. The
alton consisted in dividing the inernarectus muscle
of the eye contracted state which produces the de-
forlnty The division of the muscle was no soon
position in the socket and the patients Apre,sion
was Immediately and favorably changed. DR.. c.
has also operated with success for cab fool in tho
adult. This gentleman merits high praise for his
dexterity.--Philad. U. S. Gareite
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

CENSUS OF CAPE GIRARpEAU CouNTY.-We
are indebted, says the Republican, to Mr..
Geo. IL. Shell, the Assistant Marshal of this
county, for the following information,
which we presume, will not prove uninter-
esting to some Of our readers:
White males, 4154 sos8
females, 1904
Slaves, male and female, 1898
Total population, ssss
STOCK.
Horses & mules, $685. Neat cattle 1887
Sheep, 1o2o3 Swine, 3852s
Amount ofgrain produced in 1899.
Wheat, bush. 1895 Rye, bnsh. 82a
Oats, 1888 Corn, (" 46l6s5
Potatoes, i" 24577 Wool, lbs, 1921
Tobacco, lbs, 229i9l
Value of poultry ofall kinds, S1s4as
homemade goods, 49487
Total capital invested in manufactures of
all kinds,
In the above enumeration we have omit
Ted some items, but have embraced such as
will show pretty correctly the population
and resources OF the county. We have
not included the capital invested in dry
goods, groceries, and other stores estimate ed
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

FROM The UAl0 statesman, October 30th.
sour boosted freedom is a burles que, and THE
SOONER THE PEOPLE ARE FOUND WITH
ARMS IN THEIR HANDS AGAINST THE PER-
IuRED uSURPERS, THE BETTER"
While we read and reflect on these exhortations
to violence let US recur to those made here, by
cur Congressman and Prosecuting Attorney, to for.
egne.s to WADE TO THEIR KNEES IN BLOOD,
TO OBTAIN THEIR ILLEGAL VOTES!!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-05

Z vt vi O't W CoICTT.
LONDON, June 8, 1910.
JOHN SMITH, Esq, Pest of the Bank
of the State of Missouri, st. Louis:
Sir; We refer to our last Of May IS, and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

ARTICLES. OF tho cost at which they wcro 80 hc
procured, aud besides having no accpc, INV
self ~ directing the expenditures, WAS. "a
Tact, during the whole intervening period DO
tween those dates a, my residence "a Mass
achusctis.
II was Tor appropriations made SINCE that
time, and not Tot tho manner Of hor apniira-
H0n, that said the committee were rcsIsous-
bic. Whatever ,hoyc has been Of prujiraly
or extravaganza IN the expenditures. have pcS-
or been, and will not bc, justified hy me.
The item IN the hill which gave rise To- the
discussion, embraced only the daily pay ot
the lahorcrs. some ordinary supplies Cor the
cultivation OF tho grounds, and i've hundred
dollars lor the repairs, Judged necessary upon
the house, and IN commenting upon these and
the remarks vi Mr.. Oglc, which they seemed
To have called forth, incidentally only allu-
dcd To the proprieiyl Of suitable furniture "a
the house provided by the People, through
iortN years legislation of Congress, icr the
residence Of the Representative Chief Magis
traie of the Union.
With sentiments OF faithful regaul,
! Your obcdcnt servant
LEVI LINCOLN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

what confident hopc that they will begin to
study large thincs. 10 a Sufficient oNtcn, 10
.euab'c Them 10 ft,f Ifuui comprehend. the con
sentative power of jacrt Hayornscs. We deem
g advisable 90 content ourselves with n small
resolution.
Therefore, Rcso'rci, Tha.. from this time
forth, until after the approaching elections,
we will iot
The convention was then yer, ably and cl.
ioqucnily addressed hy Messrs Foo, uf Rul.
and, and upham Of Montpelier, whom at
about O'Clock =. NJ. Anlounyfn
ROBERT piERpOlNT, President.
( EN- Hgmcs,
AlnoN W,n>re, Secretaries
=. MANnAN,
brandon Whig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
sTArrorNIRMoNT. ,

STATE Oh VERMONT, Ara Probate
Distinct Of tafhassn, - \ IA tuvftheld At
Castcion within aud lof SAID p,s,nct. on the NJ
DAY Of Aoru.t,
r,cs~nt A. WARNER. judge
An instrument putpoftinr 10 hc ,ir last MI!
and testament Of ,ohu Rumsey tate oi Hubbard
ton IN saia district deceased, hcing presented 10
the, Court here hyi Poly Rum,,y, tho Exec.
utfis therein named, IT, probate " b ordered by
said Couti. that an persons concerned therein 10
nuthrd tu appear al a pcssion ol ssid ton't Ia be
holden at he Probate Office 10 Caslictop on the
first "wednesday 80 September n,kl, aud sho~
cause. if any they have srsin.i thu prphslr 81
HAid Will, Tor winch purpose Il s iutthef ordered
that copy of The rcootd 81 this order be publish
ed three week. successfully, N the Rutland llet.
aid spon may be.
Given under NY hand Ut Casicton IN sad Dis
uict, this % day Of August, A, u isio.
81 3w A WARNER Jodrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

Returns from three counties. PHI county
gives Morehead (whig,) los majority. War
rem county gives Saunders Q.oco) Gil MAORI
". Granville county gives Morehead lib ma
jori,y--and gain Of one member in the com
nous. EdFecombe reported majority for
Saunders 1850, last year Loco majority 1851.
Nash county majority Tor Saunders $50, no op-
noai.lon last yoar.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Strayed or Stolen

ERON the subscriber on the night Of the third
l. Of August, q dark brown Mare; about md.
ling size, said 10 b. eight years old, having two
scars on her back, supposed to be made by the
d nd part Of a saddle. When turned out had
strap round her neck, another from tia, fastened
to her left fore leg. Any one giving information
where said mare may be found, shall be hand
somely rewarded and oil reasonable charges paid.
DANIEL SMITH.
West Rutland, Aug g. 32-3a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Great Meeting of Eyhig s;icc-
tors
or THE cNp CONGRESSIONAL pls
TnlCT.

or THE eNn CONGRESSIONAL plS-
TRCr
o. Thursday iho ao,h of laly. ,ho Wings Of
he 80 Congressional District assembled Of
hnuiun in conformity with previous notice,
SO itc nhcr 90 40 .casi five thousand 10
l-e pas tca O'Clock procession was formed,
un'cc 'ho direction Of d. ! ~. Hale as
chci MARSHAL which after matching through
The various streets oiih3 .9lcc, was condpo,
"a 10 ihc stand prepared Ter tbo occasion,
whon the Convention was called 90 order hy
y. W. G. Clarke Esq, one OF toe county
committee
On motion cfJ Conant Esl., Hon Rob
EFT Pirpoint was appointed President, and
Hon i n. Briggs Secretary protein
o. motion Of p. \. Briggs Esq. comm,t-
lee Of i've from each county composing the
district was appointed by the President, 10
report tho names OF officers Cor The Cunvon-
ton.
The Committee was composed Of Ncssrs.
6. T. Hodges. Q. CLARK, Milton Brown VIVA.
C. kttrcirc John A. Conlut, R1d,md &c.
= H. Holly, lIagar, +, Rascom, L. Corey.
V. Lawrence, Ad{isou Countv.
On motion of u. w. {. Clarke ESQ, a com
mi,toe Of seven was appointed, by tic presi-
dent 20 prepare and report resolutions 10 the
Convention Mes5fs. D. W c. Clarke. =
Howe ID Wooster. z. Fletcher, y. +. Lang
don, o. Seymour, and J. G. Newell, were ap-
pointed said committee
On motion of +. y Briggs Esq, a commi,
tee Of FIVE from each towE ia the District was
apfoiniod by the towns respectively TO report
the name OF a candidate TO represent this Dis
/ trict in the Congress Of the United States, anf
ofan Eloc,or OF President aud Vice Prosi-
| dent.
Whcreupon the convention adjourned. TO
meet again al o'clock p. NJ
o'clock, p. NJ.
Tho convention re-assombled, when tn,
committee on nomination of officers, 10y Geo
I. Hodges Esq, reported the names Of
! RoBsRr PiFWsoisr, for President,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
From The New Orleans Bee. Jaly %
TIE lEIVIDNS

BY the steamboat Creole, arrived las, eve.
ming, we have received the final riurns, which
confirm the election of Judge Moore in the
third congressional district. We have alb
stracted tho result which follows, from tho
Red River Republican, Of Alexandra, of the
god ins,ant--a paper, rs our readers well
know, devosej Ia the causo q Martin Van lu.
rem.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
- TIppEnANnE CLrD.

The cluL held its Inst meeting on Friday
evening at the Court house, when there was a
very fn attendance. Aud we wore mach
pleased 10 see o good number Of ladies pres
unt.
The speeches were as usual, Of deeply in
,eres,iug and spirit stirring character eminent
" fitted to awaken the hear, Of the patriot IN
view Of the present alarming condition OF ,ha
country, and arouse him to active oaou ior
her de.iyeIauce from the grasping hand OF ann
billion. The meeting was addressed by
Messrs Foot, +. l.. Ormsbee, sargean, o.
Manchester, Dean ofWinlsor, Formerly a Van
Buren, man but acknowledging his eror)
Strong ard pieroinL The meeting was clos
cl wiki an appropriate Harrison song, SO cx-
coodingly odious 10 some snc'ier' Tor sool
order
Tie neat meeting Of iho Club 'y.il De held
at ,he count house on Thursday evening" 81
this week al : O'Clock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
STATE OF VERMONT. lDE IL re-
DISTINCT OF RUTLAND. 81. Is m.s,s.,.

cd that at special Probate Court held al Ru,.
land within and for said district Oh the It,h day
Of July, A ID. 1910.
Present Wv. HALL. Jadgs.
Asa Goins administrator with the will aans -
81 Thomas Wcoit late of Pittsfeld in ssid d ~
uict, deceased, proposing 10 render az seeonsf
OF his administration.
Its Ordered, tint said account be ers,ainet IN
court on the first Monday being the 7,h day ss
Septemhet next and that publieuiioH 81 UsPy
of this order weeks suceesstysly in ibs RutissA
Herald, printed al Ru,lsnd Is sooa ss may bs.
shs he sufficient notice 10 all concerned to syPsss
il they ses cause aud object theteto 30 ~
A true .epy ofreeord, uERY HALL, RsSisisr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Right About Face. Look at Thi S.

NOTICE lie hereby given tina, the subscriber
has, and will k-ep constantly on band, Band.
cd Musksts with Bsyonets, Cartridge Boxesi and
Bayonct Scabbards with belts, all Of superior
quality and on very reasonable terms. ferso ns
wanting any Of the above articles, will do well 10
call at my office.
col. Russell hICKOK.
Fast Poultney, Aug 7, 1910. 32-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

Tho Statesman in endesvoring 20 shy rome
thing that might help TO plaster over tho aTti-
Gle in the Herald written by Mr.. Wheeler i'll
which he makes public remuneration Of Van
Bureni:m, groans out. 'Ephraim is joined to
his idols--let him alonem The poor fellow
of an editor has spoiled ths sentiment OF lis
application and impressive palhos by not
rounding the period with, "Oh Ephrsiu ROW
Gaze oiYR rHxHurl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Noticc.

ZnHls IL 70 notify and warnall pes - hAfDof
u ing or trusting my son Charles Z bsin''p %
my account AZ shall pay no debts "i "' ''A
,,se,,., nN.r Tins late BOT shall eIact hls utgrs
Of eyefy person that msy employ hun
Wm BAkAEs
Shrewsbury, Jolly 2!h, l7'o. ~ y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
STATE or VERMONT }lHE.i.,,. tT ,9,,

District Of CsslleiOn So } - bsred lhhl ~
u probate court held at C9stl. ton "itn,n aug Iof
said distinct on tn 9th day Of 1ay, 1910. Pre-
eni A Warner, Judge
A certain instrument 10 wiring, under sea
purportinp TO be the last will and testament 81
simeon Reed late Of pAwlrti ia said district, be
ing presented 10 said court for probate one al
lou anee BY s,lss Reed eT.entof therein n''nra.
Iii. ordered that said Will be referred Tot pro-
hate At a court TO be holden at tie probate Once
10 said Ca,ilelon, on the fret Wsduesdsy oi Sep.
temb aeIi, aud publication Of tbs order three
weeks suecessyely 10 the Rutland Herald printed
al Rutland, as SOON as may be-, shall b. Gun ciehi
motto. to all concerned 20 appear, n ihey zee
cause and contest the probate u sad hiiI'
By order Of eouri,
70 a Is y LANCDON, hfe's't
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

DIED.

In Bethel July 28th Mr. Andrew Shaw
Aged7f. Printers requested DC.
In Rutland Aug. 7th of Consumption John
Hanson Aged 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Majority for Moore

Tbs Red River Wing Of Alexandra. gives
Winn majority Of only IL IN the parish Of
Union, whilst tho dem ocraiic paper which fur
nishes the preceding details, clsiIns IOl in the
same parish. Should the repor, of tho Red
River Wing be correct our candidate will
have received majority Of 90 instead OF 80
votes. Whatever the result may DO, the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Moore is now certain, and placed
beyond a doubt.
From the Natchitoches Herald, wo copy tho
following statement of the vote for tho Legs
latve ticket in Nalchitochcs and Caddo:
al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

letter Of the Hon. Levi Lincoln, which we
publish ,o-day--in relation TO what he did say
in answer to Mr.. Ogle Of Penn. 1t exposes
the conduct ofthe Globe, and a host Of papers
of like character, who have ,rumpeicd forth
what they call Mr.. Iincoln's speech-but
twisted to suit their purpose. 1t shows their
extreme anxiety in some way to avoid tho eff
fecis Of Mr.. Oglo's disclosures in relation 10 the
Presidents vanity; and extravaganza in the
use Of the peoples money while sounding
aloud "retrenchment and reform
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
,NVantcl.

EOWO OF three Gendy indu.,rt,u s Giri. to
- woik AZ the Paper Mill Steady employ
mcnt viii 10 gwen, u application h. made soon
WHITE HENDERSON s. Go
Rutland, Aug q, 1870 3s-9i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

SOMETHING UNCOMMON,

W. mt EttltlCiHdu iSW "a - eAhNCJ WAN
resides in another county, and with whom VIC
have been long acquainted, The conversa-
tion as usual, turned on politics; and in tho
course Of ii, tho subject Of the old party names
came up, it being topic Of frequent discussion
at tho present time among the Van Buren,
mon, The gentleman is now Van Buren,
man, and has been from the first a warm
friend and supporter of Gen. Jackson. lie
said that all the fuss Van Ness was making
about democracy and federalism, was all
fudge, there is nothing in il said he, for many
Of the warmost old fodcralists arc among the
frmes. supporters Of the administration, and
thcro is no use in denying it, | am, said he, "A
iedoralist and always have been fedcrnlls,, |
was in favor of the "Alien and Sediion laws,
in favor of the Hartford Convention, and il we
are not mistaken, in favor of Mr.. Van Buren,
because he also is icderalist.
Wo were much graiiied to find one Van Blu
rem man who who was not afraid to ayuw the
Truth, fcr it was something uncommon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Information Wanted.

A AROY HAsKlNS, an inhabitant Of Tin.
n mouth, in Rutland county Vermontra oupg
man Of abou, a. years ofege, loft his homo and
family about the I2th OF July inst and has net
been heard of since. lie was about g feet IN
height, dark completion, and partially deal had
sppfoIninencc on his nose, which was turned &
little one side. lie left his wife, two children
an all Of his property supposed to be worm SIX
or eight hundred dollars. The my steHous.man
nsr Of his leaving, has occsslonsd much so!ieils'
ton among his friends. lfany one viii give m.
formation 10 Royal Colmsn Of 1inmou'h, by let.
Ter or otherwise, Of his present location, he viii
confer favor upon his friends.
Tinmouth, July 30, 1910.
Publishers Of papers " n confer a favor upon
this afflicted family, by giving the above an lnseF'
ton. " ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11

Our log Cabin IN ,hls village IS rarely pass
"a hy the stage withou, receiving a shout from
the stranger passengers that make. 10 ifemble
to the foundation. When ,ae coach saclks o.
long ty 10 silence, 'yc know j. Las . cargo q
tones a. le1Ii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
STATE or vERhONT, )yspE IL 70.
DISTRICT ov RUTLAND {. ( lRl p.sbsr,
oil that alta special Probate Court held Al RuiisnA
within and far said district on the 18th day fJu.
ly A. D. 1910

ly, A. D. 1910.
Present WIN. Hall, Jsdgs.
certain instrument in writing under seal put,
porting to be the las, will and testame nj Of Zspk
aniah Hull, late Of Wallipgford in said disuiet
deceased having been pre'cnled 10 said Count BY
Alfred Hull tho executor therein named, Tor pro.
bate and allowance
II is ordered, that said will be referred for pre-
bate TO Il court 10 be holden at the Probate OlIise
in Rutland within and Tor said district on the Ist
Monday being the seventh day Of September
next, and that publication Of q copy Of this
order weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland, soon US mny be shall be sui
fcient notice TO all concerned TO appear If they
soc cause md contest The probate aud allowance
Of said wiz
true copy Of record
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
NOTICE.
A Grist mill and Saw-mill are
ollerpdIior sale.

hLSO--40 acres Of good Meadow Land, panty
cleared situated a milo and pqUancr North Of the
Meeting house in Fairhuyen.
The above property will be sold collectively or 80
paritcy according 10 the wishes Of purchasers. fos
particulars IN uie Of Jacob Dsyey tiulntos
Falrhaven, Nov. i6, 1883. mision an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
ID i s s o 10 II.
9rA a. or EEmn0Nr he :. : I' ,n.. :.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ys}E it rsm.mb.r-
district u Rutland. 8. - ed, that al .
stated probate court, held at Rutland within end
for said District on the Isl MONDAY. being the -
day Of August, A d. 1910, Present WIN. Hal,
Judge,
Whereas the guardian Of Eunies Strong, ~
insane person, hath de application 10 this court
for license 20 sell his wards real estate COZ
sBiiDg Of 81 estate during her natural lie 0. q
cerlsn parcel " lsnd formerly part Of the %.
tate of Henry Strong, lac 81 Ruilsnj dsessssd,
and II appearing that the sale thereof would 10
conducive 20 the interest Of said ward TbsI-iofe,
h Is Ordered, That said application be- heard
before the court IN the LEI Monday, beng The 7ib
day II Sept next aud that publication 81 copy
Of this order three weeks sueeeBsisely ia the kut
land Herald, printed 81 Rutland, ss soon ss may
be- shall be suficienl notice to all concerned "
spp. ar aud object thereto II they zee cause.
a true copy Of Record,
HENRY HALL Itsglsrr 3I-33
DHOKE INTO, the enclosure Of the subsefiber on
ID or sbou, the 10Th Of June lssi, . reddish
roam mare colt wish some gbt coiorsd spots O.
bet hip supposed % be two years obi, past. Tks
owgef is requested 70 prove property, pay chang
- and take her away.
KNIGHTS a. FISK
DANNY July ID, I-40. 3i-33.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-11
Notice.

THE Copsrinofs'iip bsf.tofofs eIisiing nat-,
Il thg Gfm 0f BaIlou and Smith 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent
q y BARLOW,
J Il SMITH
Clafeldon Sps, Jaly, ~, l'io
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

EARLY RESUMPTION OF NAvIsArros.-The Hud-
is open and free Of ice, and this the 18th Of
February. Last year it was not navigable till the
18th Of March, exactly difference Of one month
Steamers have commenced their regular trips, and
yesterday afternoon the Utica and Mount Pleasant
started for Abany-fare only one dollar in each
The price Of passage ought to be two dollars
throughout the year. At the latter rate immense
profits realized, and even dollar pays, when
meals extra. There are numerous boats prepar-
ing for the summer business, and the Hudson will be
thcky dotted with them.
All the STAGES both sides Of the river have been
Withdrawn and the mails again carried BY steam
Throughout the winter the speed with which they
went to Albany and back equalled steam, and many
thanks to Mr.. Beach, the contractor, for it, The way
he drove them through "was not so slow" His line
of stages gave those on the New Haven route two
hours start, and then beat them half day.
But now the river is open, and we shall have -four
in abundance Fifty thousand barrels, which have
been frozen up in Albany all winter, will now come
down. Legislators, who have also been frozen up,
will come to see their wives and the city, and all
the appointed and disappointed office seekers, who
have been loa6ng there for the last three months,
will come also. Whilst all these are pouring into
this devoted city, hundreds will go up, crowding the
boats to excess, and then crowd the Hobbies Of the
capitol.
The early breaking up Of the ice will give busi-
ness start Merchants from the interior will ar
rive, take of few Of our goods, and perhaps pay
mp Of their debts, which win be the best move
the ice ever made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

GREAT FArcy BALL AT CAssroBURe-THE FAr-
CIV BALL TO NreHr.-In the week after Christmas,
the fine old castle Of Cassioburg the seat Of the Earl
Of Essex, in England was scene Of great festivity
host of nobility we're present every day; covers
were laid for so persons all the time in the grand
Banquet Hall; all sorts Of sports were kept up with
in and without DOORS but the "crcwnins rose o. the
whole wreath was the Grand Fancy Ball on the "a
Of January. The preparations were sPiendis' and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

LEGITIMATE HuSBue.-Tbc legitimate drama Of
the Bowery Theatre. Go back to pantomime and
me'o drama, and don't make fools Of your,elves.-
Send for Celeste
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

00-Major General Winfield Scott has arrived N
town, and taken rooms at the Americas.