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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed by the Chancellor Of the State Of New York Re
ceiver the funds AID effects Of the City Trust
Banking Company Of the City Of New York pursuant Ia the
Of the revised ratutcs OF the State York
entitled Ofproceedngs against corporations equity All
indebted to said compasy 10 render
all debts and Of owing by them TO said
and the same TO the said receiver by the first day
next all having in their posse sson property
effects Of The said company deliver me the
said receiver by the day; all the creoiorso the said
deliver their respective
TO the said receiver by the first day OF August Aud all
holding subsisng the said
10 pcsent the IA writing and in detail
the said receiver, his office, Centre ard Walker
streets in the City New York or before the said first day
OF August pest. Dated New York 2std day OF May 1870
JOSEPH W1LLOUGHBY,
Receiver OF the Estate, &c,
myT 3w' ofthe City Trust and Banking Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

ABSCONDED from Franklin township, Bergen county,
"A New Jersey, the 18th day OF the present month
Slaves and his wife, belonging 20 the estate
Captain John A. Hopper late Of Hoppertown In said
ship. county and state The mar named Francis Is about
they have made their entrance nto the city Of New
York they children living IN that city. The public
cautioned and forbid by the heirs e said
ohabor employ. or trust the said slaves reward Of
dollar offered BY the heirs Of said estate any person
their pprehsnsion and delivery in Franklin township, New
Jersey, but charges will be paid,
BY order Of the heirs.
ANTHONY YELvERToN.
4. G. ZABRIsKIE,
JOHN, BURHANS.
Bergen county, Nj, May IS 1870. my2s st'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
Bank Notes. Exchange.

Almost the only material variation exchanges during the
past week. has been the movement Of the Charleston Banks,
which noticed yesterday The southern banks
for plumber They continually cndeavsrng to de:
precate their bills the time declaring their nab
lily specie and asked why they do pay they point
to the u s. Bank and say they afraid Of her. The follow
ing table Of the rates of Sterling bills Sight Bills New
York, and the premium specie the leading ports:
Rates STERLING BILLS BILLS NEW YoRK, AND PRE-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

IMPROVED LEMON SYRUP.-It is well known fact, that
Lemon Syru generally made, its only
for short time the substances which into
very different from that of the Lemon With the view Of ohv
Syrup which they may always depend upon the
Of this article has succeeded in separating the
acid portion the Lemon from the aromatic such
way that the purchaser in moment and without troubl
boz of Lemon Sy all the flavor of
Lemon. Manufactured only, and sold by
GEO. MILLER, 80 Duane street,
my3o lm' third door east Of Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

On hs 18th instant OF water in the head Eliza Clinton the
only snna 9 hexander and Eliza Livingston, aged year
friends o. her parents respectfully invited 10 attend
denee 81 her father. No. Chatham street "'" % es
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

B. IRWIN& CO., Members of tn. Royal College Of Sur
y London, continue to be consulted delicate dis
all their stages, their Office 2fl Fultons
where from the connections arrangement their roo
sons laborng under delicate complaints be treated with
crecy and safety.
j. b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all cases Of IN.
most violent yenerea which have hitherto fallen under their
aoce, their treatment without has been
cessu and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
public attention. 70 tcr superior practice in those diseases
their reputation IN this city well known respected BY
Az who had occasion TO conade in their honor II strongly
recommended g females who in the habit Of using
Deobstrucnt Pills. that than two should be taken
any occasion as more might produce effects which those who
would be mothers are DESTROYS 10 avoid preventive
be hadrecent cured in days Those who
fured themselves by secret and destructive habit obtain
relief solvent security all that will be required, until
shall We effected Letters post ad detailing the nature Of the
complaint and asutabe fee, will he Immediately
ended to- and medicines with full directions forwarded 20 IN
arties n,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

DARK THEATKE-THls EVENING will be perform
CXTHERilNE AND PETRUcHIo.
Doors open 7-rerIormance commences at ".
RoWEkY THEATRE.-rAls EvENlNU viii Dc per
RICHELiEU-Card Richeieu. Mr. Forest-Chevalier
THE TWO GREENs-James Green, Mr.. Howard; James
HOW TO DIE FOR LOvE-Baron AItorf, Mr.. BeIlamy
Door. open !. Aallps.. and the curtain rises
Prces-Bones IS cents; Pit s7 cents; Gallery Is cent?
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING
ST. MA 4 EyyE.-Maaeliaas, Mile Celeste.
KEW gA3APEEEI-La Bay sdscEs Celeste
OLYMPIC THEATRE--THIs EVENING will be per
Nosir George Doubtful Mr. Embellishments, Edwin
Gs M dance Mss Is ssrffc,,, ,m,
ssh2s2s s.ss. M sas Eas.
Doors open at hapas, SIX performance at
ce., % dress circe So ces; second and third tier
NEw TAEAlRE OF MIKTH AND vARIETY--Thp
MERcHAST Of y f;SsRss Master Reeder
SPIRIT 81 TIE GoSSs RS%s Gbss Reader
sEGR6 M S1s and h,o.t
Pit shillng-Upper Boxes 2-Dress Circle 3.
NEW ThEATkE.1hs PUBLIC are ,.espectIgy informed
Thesrs few o I as 5 Fsr1
new and highly efficient company, stars Of celebrity and
"A comic opera, extrayaganuafron the French
an
tirey stage important to announce that the
whole OF the has thorough and wild
be decorated appointed style inferior the pub
lie establishments Of the city Further particulars few
All professional will please in future to address their letters
ham square, New York myis I'M
n.ns B I. Ff %SlIAS S vi 4.
Ssi Ds2SGsNo IL Bn fTf2u' OF all mase in the United
The managers the qualification Of announcing that
Sonseqaeee OF he sun popularity with which this
Overlooking audiences, from whom he never fails elicit
continuous Of laughter, enthusiastic delight and
iesations of he reengsged hort time longer
LADS Sy Ms %AiGIAsGk the consist Of BAL
variety Of Novel and Exraoadn ry Magical Decep.ioDs,
riments Brilliant Illusions Occult Sciences and Eschsnt
BLlTZ O'"N'
The evenings entertainments will commence with sgnor
BLITZ executing variety Of entirely and hitherto
attempted ieats; ams ng others
The Mystic Coin, Chinese Fan,
The Enchanted Watch, Temperance Bottle
fSs o,s So sSey to s s, aeGEye s
Consisting OF upwards of 100 Illusions introducing the won
deria and learned Rabbit who will do the bidding sgnor
After which, Signor BLITZ will introduce his Ventro-
quail Polyphonca Muarious, Neurological Colloquies
by which he will and deveope the and
beleftha It'll gift Illustrating by holding
with 10 imaginary and Initiating chickens children
crying, Of immDg Of creakng doors,
scissor grinding, tearin, ofhandkerchiefs sc
To conclude with Sgnor BLlTZ'S extraordinary, xpi-
cable and unaanbe feat OF the Plate Dance which htv
elicits the nest unbounded applause
Fancy Glass Working during the day and evening" by Mr.
Owens.
lecture room Perf1rmancs' to begin atsl o'clock
Price Of admission t, all the Entertainments Is cents
Children half price, myil Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF PR
- vate nature.Rememher. whatever other medicine
tshe e yqur health and money thrown awsythat in ms
this terr,he but just retrhutop OF mans wickeduess w
show itself IN berble form Then apply at once the
only absolute earth ats Dvisieus VI rervis For
Izrtfc ularss advcrtse osslde
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
FIREWORKS.

ROCKETS, with Stars, Ser Bengola and Blue Lights,
penis, and Silver Rain, Of Torblons,
l. y and lbs heavy calbre Mines of Stars, Snakes and
and smaller sizes, Gold and Silver Fire,
Palm Trees Battery Pieces, Roman Candies, 6, and
Peruvian Crosses, Revolving stars,
Suns, Italian strcamers do do do
Star Pieces Pyramids, Flying Pigeons
Maltese Crosses Fan Pieces, Flower Pots,
Triangular, Scroll, Vertical, Serpens with reports
and Pin Wheels, Double Headers
Grasshoppers, Torpedos
Chinese Rockets, Pulling Crackers, OF superior
And every description Of Ex quality
hibition Work, either plain
mutated.
INDIA FIRE CRACKERS
of large size and first quality.
The above for complete exhibitions FOR Gardens public
Fete warranted equal for brancy, variety Of design,
anyfor sale by the agents No Maiden Lane,
up stairs my22 ty4l HOLBERTON COLVILL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

(AUTIONAll persons hereby warned against parcna
sing dealing for bond from the subscriber which reads
payable Peter Mortos President of the Clinton Bank "a the
CITY New York. for the said company and the
thereof of date sst December 1882 the penal
sum Of hundred and twentysx thousand dollars cond
toned for the of hundred and thirteen thousand
dollars FIVE from the date thereof With interest pay able
consideration hath been to said Payne for said
sond and the left depose with Peter
Morton and associates of his Themselves
10 be officers Of the Clinton Bank the City Of New York,
and ought 10 said Payne demanded
vet the said Morton eers have refused the
subscrbers agent demand either ,he said bond
ten by agent demanding it, but de-
tain both dishonesty for sinister and fraudulent purposes
the subscr fears and believes.
WV THOS J. PAYNE.
ST. Louis, May 18th. is4o. my2o Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

THos. J. PAYNE;
St. Louis, May I4th is4e. my2s Inn
New York. ash May, 1905
Dear sirI observe by in the Herald of this
day. signed By 0s and Of ST. G% ss s head
bond And By d rsyss to s
The statement is without foundation, the public judge
ITO" the '0"'"''S statement PETER MORTON.
On the 18th of December last Mr. Thos Payne made
application to the Clinton Bank in writing oil which the fol-
cIiaton Bank, n the city of New York:
ThO%a Pyn s i and b s'99y OF g. oS, nSa
thousand their stock sqp. hurdrsa
county Louis state Of Missouri described viz ia the
p"''e''A' Signed, THos. j. PAYNE.
New York. 18th Dec. 1899.
and accepted surveyor wa. employed BY Mr. Payne to
make the for III s bank oens and mort s
and recorded the CLERKS Office Of the county Of 81 Louis
that moTgsrss ug%ents ., liens
d % II: aaS to Of % ss TO ns
Nothing further wa, heard from ar payps until the 10th Of
'"' ''''O""s wy ST. Louis, March 2sth, $40.
Dear Sir~Xsr long, protracted journey with my horses
MSsnpsy the paPers from the Clinton Bank
Ss s Of III. S o &
sheet Of paper and from the nature OF my title find It will
he $ss' ss
good deliver my bond and mortgage to Mr. Lewis Beach
Of your city Cor me, and obge yours, very
Signed, THOS. j. PAYNE.
The Directors did not consider the stated in this LEI
sucent warrant them 10 cancel contract made
good faith. Mr.. Payne notified that the bank
ed - fulfil the contract on their parts the stock ready
be issued and must insist his compliance with the
of the and mortgage Nothing further heard Of Mr.
Payne, until the advertisement in your paper OF yesterday
The Directors have been informed By two gentle
Louis that Mr. Paynes title 20 the propcrt,
morgaged TO the Clinton Bank, in their opinion. good be
doubt and they cannot refrain from expressing the
the pursued by Mr. Payne in relation
| this matter. myT I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

CARD-MU SIC.-Nlrs. BROWN begs to acQuaint the
"A ladies Of New ferk hat she continues
either at her own house No7 Sullivan street the resi-
also that elegant instrument the Lutte Accordion. Her style
is the most modern and fshionabe aud terms moder
winch will be made known application, when references
will he given
Mrs intends giving lessons in an eleg and easy
style Of Writing, to limited number OF ladies' private
class. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
Port OF New York, May 30.
PACKETS TO DEPART.

PACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
Mediator, Champlin, June I
b. Queen, (s) Roberts, June l
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LIVERPOOL.
South America, Bailey, June l
GWashington, Burrows, June7
HAvRE.
Chas Carroll, Lee, June I
Iowa, PeIl, June 8
HAVANA.
Norma, Barton, soon
NEW ORLEANS.
Orleans. Sears, June I
Emily, Mead, May 80
cHARLEsTon.
Calhoun, Sinclair, May so
George, Hull, June 2
SAVANNAH.
Celia, Porter, June 8
Clinton, Lyon, soon
MOBILE.
Camilla, Mandell, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

Fer sale by Wyeth Bowery A. B. D. Sands 70 and
100 Eaton Guion Bazaar 1883 Broadway Mnor corner ey
and Broadway; Hart Broadway and Chambers street.
Ring GA Broadway Syme and s3s Bowery Burnett Ca
nal street.
Also for sale, as above, WYETHs MILK OF ROSES, the
most exquisite besuter ofhe compile xon OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

rAw~ DOCTOR GLOvER,s consulted AS usual at
sG Office. His practical experience, and his recent
~ chemical experiments haye enabled him to introduce
= into his practice several articles which
prompt in curing those diseases to which he deyOtes
his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

shad Fishermcn find more prosas 10 peLl.
them for the western markets. Other fish are plenty.
Vegetables OF all binds abundant and
Cherries plenyalso Green Peas New Potatoes have
appeared market Peas and
and n consumption Of them has much increased In
qurncc.
Pigeons Turts and Ducks have entirely from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
Importation

mportnttons.
HuLt-Pe Harrrv-9so eks IipseeJ al t-s 49,. -, n r,
siHken-7 cks Giles 50 bdis steel Ellison ''"' o"s r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

Meats IL is seem continue high, notwithstanding the great
decline al the wholesale markets last week. and the plentiful
ness OF vegetables Beef the regular markets sells
fourteen cents and the quality be purchased in the
shops At eight to twelve cents pornd The difference
paid by the TO the butchers to sustain the odous
monopoly with which they vested BY the city authorities
How long are we TO suffer this injustice
see that Alderman Lee has recommended the opening Of
small IN various parts Of the city Rent however IL
10 pc ched Tor stalls in them the Cor the stalls In the
REGULAR markets Th. only to out Of existence the
abano ueas IN meat Prices will not be reduced IN
1nence ana therefore te will derive advantage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
No. II PECK SLIP.

~ = EOh DLlE.
DOCTOR EVANS. Senior, is in attendance at bis old
- stand from A. NJ till 10 NJ daily where his old ssd
new friends are respectfully invited 10 call when particular
medical aid is required.
". d. Don't he deceived bv bovs Dr. who frequenu
mistake No myii Ira"
CHELSEA BANK.-NOTICE-The Stockholders OF the
CHELSEA Bank, who in favor Of an investigation o. ne
affairs and Of bringing Justice those whs have been der,ud
ing the public through the management OF thai institution
requested 10 meet rsles United states Hotel ste
Hos Wednesday, the ID day Of June s,., occeh.
N. Perreauest OF j. LHOMMkDIEU
myqs steod' and other stoc hhol5ers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

I co CABIN BRAND CHAMPAGNE-E. ID. CAS-
~ TRIO, s5 New street. offers for sale
SO baskets Of Log Cabin Champagne,
$40 do Grape Log CABIN Brand.
Received nv the last arrivals. mye'ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
SEVENTH WARD BA>K,t
Nvv Xonu Nav % l6lO.
!. a hyxgRIANT HEAD OF HAIR!;!-

WYETHS CREAM OF LILIES, established
for SO years as the only promoter ofthe growth Of
keeping ladies' hair or ringlets from getting out OF
curl during dancing, warm weather, SC. The
Cream Of Lilies possesses body which no other
preparation does, and in consequence Is the only
q infallible remedy for dandruf, scales &c. The
~ scales on Infants heads removed by one or two
u applications. For falling on Of the hair nothing
can canal n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

NIBLO'S GANDEN-This we'll Known tstabI shment hs-
IN wing undergone alterations will
be opened MONDAY EVENING, yune Ist The pro.
petor making this announcement Of his opening
fully states that has been spared render the
Garden much attractive than at former period and
confidently trusts that the he has
approaching will insure to his cable
where music and light
aud intellectual character may be enjoyed perfection The
best artists in the country beng engaged for the purpose
10 Particulars OF the opening Entertainments will be
given IN fntare bills and entertainments. my2s Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
AT THE AC ADE Envy OF FINE RT 8
8 IL Barclay street. my4 Imis*

DR HUNTERS RED DROP-For one class Of com laints
- only-Ohice, No Division street, door from catarss
street. the only place in the city, vel kadwn for the
very miny great and extraordinary has
Without diet or hndrsnce from bssnes yhen all other
des have failed For every particular or the medicine
sAvertisemss,son outer page. 81 per vial mai "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined TO 70 ahead in the Atlantic
" ers, will do well to call at
ROLFE CO.'S,

MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON
arrival to inspect their extensive and excslent
sortmcnt of Wascoais, and the best West of Eng and
Cloths being Role Co.. Of the first style OF fash
ion and prices the lowest remunerang scale mas SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

JVVNtNE IhILVNo.-W fWcHty-
twentyiv good workmen. and to such the New York Bill
u Prices viii be given Piece masters preferred They
will find to their vantage especially of families
provisions much lover this Market than that Of New
York Apply to PLATT EVANS, i+s Main street. Gincin
natl, Ohio. "
DACNET SHIP SOUTH AMERICA, FOR LIVER
POOL-Cabn passengers by this ship will please be
board the boat Hercules at Whitehall Monday
LIST Of June, at 10 o'clock
The letter bags will close the Exchange and Haes News
Room a Ill o'clock my3e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

THOMAS BELL, Auctionecr.
MoNDAY, EXTRA SALE FIANoFoRTEs. SOFAS.
vi MAHOGANY CHAIRS, AND Their TURNI
TURE-On Monday, at ioi o'clock, in the large rooms "a
Ann and s Fulton streets will be sold without reserve eve
superior PianoOrtes by we'll Known and approved
beautiful toned sephns and Organ suitable for psror
small church Aso, 10 frstrate tued spring So
fas; ~ spring and cushion seat Rocking Chars French
Bedsesds dressing Bprssvs ~ Dozen mahogany and maple
Chars, &c my3o VI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
nny30 Inn

IT has long been matter of surprise that the article
called LEMON SYRUP should have continued in demands
for commonly prepared loses its agreeable flavor week
or two after is made and acquires bitterness which renders
quite to the taste The change which takes place
caused bv the action of the acid the saccharne saer
Various substances have from time time been used for the
preventing this change but they have proved
unsuccessful Nv George Miller, No. so Duane street. has
adopted simple and eecua method Of obviatng the
difficulty complained Of He the acid portion of the le
mon separately small phal attached to the bottle of
syrup with the simple directions TO empty the into the
other when required for
Lemon Syrup thus fresh prepared when mixed with water
makes an agreeable wholesome drink and Mill doubt be
tensiyely used during the
myso I'm. JAMES r. Chiffon, MD.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
MANY VOTERS.
WELCOME HOME.

On Saturday abou, 2 p. N. the steamboat
GAINESVILLE, Capt. Jos. Nj. Irwin, hove in
sight off the race-track, under fire of sa-
lutte which told that our venerable fellow
citizen and beloved neiehbor ANDREW
JACKSON with his suite, were on board
Citizens flocked to the shore by hundreds
and as the boat came up they greeted the
old chief with manga hearty cheer. The
crowd rushed to the decks and the old and
the young all pressed around the brave old
veteran to grasp his hand.
lie pertinent address on behalf of tho
citizens, L. p. Cheatham, Esq. congratn.
lated him on his safe return--and made
known his authority TO say that the Gov.
ernor the Speakers Of both Houses, and the
members &c the Legislature in BODY
would, in a few moments, wait on and &c.
cort him up into the city. After rece,v.
ing the sasu,a,ions Of all, the old gentle.
S came on shore and proceeded to the
rim . o. Gov. Polk, where he remained
I ~ Yesterday morning when, with Ma;o,
<8ia<aS2o, he left for uerr,;,.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
TENNESSEE.

Judge II. L. White has resigned his
seat in the Senate of the United States.
On the 9th ultimo, says the Nashville
Union, an election to Gil the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of Judge
White, was effected on the first ballot.
Gen. Alexander Anderson, of East Ten
nessee, received a majority of the votes,
and was declared elected to serve out the
unexpircd term Of Judge White. The
whole number Of votes given was W.
Gen. Anderson received 40, Judge White
40, aud 6 scattering.
AT the same time, Robert Il. Curren
Esq. of Franklin, Williamson county, was
elected superintendent of public instruc.
ton, in place of Col. II, II. M'Ewen,
(wbig detaulter) The Union s,Messrs
Anderson and Curren are both good JET
fersonion democrats-oLDw wings NtsSis
sippian.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VI & A R R Company Rcnnablc TO Holmes
vs. vend expo Circuit Court, TO April
JEFF Fatherec, o Far. term 1870
therce, eta
EGT virtue Of the above stated vendito
%es9 exponas which issued from the
clerks office Of the Circuit Court of Holmes
county, and TO me directed, | shall expose
10 sale to he highest bidder for cash, al
the Court house door of my county, on the
third Monday IN March nert,
the following described tract or parcel of
land, to wit: lot nur1ber 2 section 25, lot
number J, section 35, the cas-. half north
east quarter, and the north half Of west
half of north west quarter, section 36, and
lot number section 25, all in township
number Is, range ! east, and lot number
2, section 30. Levied on as the property
Of Obediah Fartheree to satisfy the above
stated case and costs Of suit. l will sell
all the right, title and interest that the dc
Iendanl Farlheree has in and to the above
described property. Feb IL, 1916
Grayson & Griffin, att'nys for p'ntfs.
j d WYATT, Sheriff
Feb Is IDS II prn'ls fee 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
VIVA VOCE VOTING.

The article in an other column, headed
{ Moral Courage if intended to apply to
all those in the House who voted against
the resolution, for a viva yoce vote, in the
election of Union Bank directors, reflects
improperly. We have not list of the
votes before us, but we rccollect that among
the rest, Col. Samuel ellis, Of Jones, voted
in the minorily--a gen'leman to whose
character the breath of suspicion has never
attached.
The resolution is not yet finally dispos-
ed Of in the Senate, and until we witness
the fact, we will not believe that the mem
bers of that body will place themselves be-
fore the world in the attitude Of avoiding
the responsibility of giving viva voce vote
"a responsibility which woman would
take, and which We cannot believe men
'riH shrinh from.--Nisqissippidn.