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would furnish half-bzrrel of old Monongahela
whislSey. / told him It was a bargain-to roll
it out; he said it should be done. furnished
the cider accordingly, but the half-barrel OF old
rye was not forthcoming, but, to my astonish-
ment, in lieu thereof, the same gentleman in a
few moments thereafter, produced a large flag
with Martin Van Buren, on one side, and Martin
Van Buren,, 1871, on the other, which he gave
to his cartman, which gave to the procession the
political complexion, and insulted the high-mind-
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Mr. Rves is TO address the people Of Buckingham Of
the 18th of July.
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| your fathers. In thus presenting myself, dis
charge the duty of an American citizen, and adj
dress each lover of liberty openly, and through
the press, because ours is the cause of our coun-
try, and for what we do, we seek no concealment.
This address is to each American citizen, and all
are earnestly entreated to cooperate in carrying
into effect its recommendations
In conclusion, am aware that the organize
ton here suggested, and the correspondence and
new duties contemplated by it, must necessarily
devolve on me great labor and some expense; it
is therefore due to myself to say that, in consid-
Grafton thereof, have delayed, too long delay
ed, to assume responsibility, which would seem
more properly to devolye on Others. and which l
would not have assumed, had not the organiza-
sion of the Harrison Association and the an
pointment of their treasurer relieved me from all
responsibility for RENTED, for the purchase
OF papers and documents for gratuitous distribu-
ton; and did Tnot every day see the necessity
for immediate and energetic action.
The whole force of the administration, to the
entire neglect of the public business, is devoted
to the reelection of Mr.. Van Buren,. Their
members of Congress-their papers, and their
party, are all actively engaged; while, so far as
can learn, except at Washington, there has
been organization to concentrate the energies Of
the whole people. That which propose is simple
in its details, and may be accomplished. have
employed clerks at my own cost. will perform
my part of the labor, and cheerfully meet the
expense incident to it, if the party throughout
the country will do theirs, and relieve me from
the expense of postage only.
Your fellow citizen,
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DIR. Duncan, in late speech, expressed him.
self as follows:
ssGen. Harrison was not in battle during the
last war: and defy his friends to point out one
in which he was present and acted in person.
Col. Richard M. johnson spoke thus OF Gen.
Harrison:
ssDuring the late war, he was longer in active
service than any other general officer; he was,
perhaps, otter IN action than any one Of them,
and never sustained defeat.v
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Advertisements omitted to-day will aqpsari
our next.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

We publish the following additional items Of
news which was received by the Grert Western,
extracted from the New Yorl, Evening Star Of
Friday.
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GLOW qlzen,
DUFF GREEN.

p S.-The Pilst is published semi-weekly fol
one year, for. 81 90
Weekly for six months, force. ISL 90
PAYABLE in advance.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER
OF VIRGINIA.
BATTING ORE
MoNDAY MORNING. JTTNE %.
FOR PRESIDENT,
a. See first page.

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY II.
CIEAHED-

w MissnS (neyl Clark, south Mars Hill sampson
@ aso o sSd ren %s saa H B rS1 Ro
Ssrsol Port Prince, arean; Mary Jenkins Jse%sl
%1 csE Ss ai%sp %a
siye de erase WeSrhoidt Hare Bolton, Fox Living
ARRIVED.
ship Yazo9 Trssk e days from Noesns, cotton &c to
ship Newark souard days from Savannah cotton, &c to
Bark Mason Barney Cameron S. DIS FIN Amsterdam mdu
Brig Lawrence Copeland Sears l2 days from Apalaccola
cotton, SC to Post s Phillips.
Blig labama Williams, IA days from Mobile Sc to surges
Brig Taoka, Howell days from Ponce, PR, sugar. to
sehr Proxy Jameson days from Noreans with cotton
schr Edinburgh Lombard, days from Baltimore, mdz to
Sehr Consul Penney, days from Baltimore, ndz &
schr Washington Penheld days from Baltimore flour to
sc6r Marietta Mason days from Boston, with mdz to
sehr Kempton, Bede days FIN Norfolk mdz, surges
SAILED.
Hnsd tatq so@ MSsS
B mUG aS and NV
MEMORANDA.
The Sve de Grasse, Wederhodt sails today for Havre
Her letter bags win close Glpn's News Room the Ex-
change at II O'Clock, this morning.
The Oyerman-before repored-ashore Long Branch
off and was towed up to the city BY the steamer Citizen
The The Dslqyars is clear Of ice and aaygaton again free
sPs upon 5S Florida
saved, and some Of that damaged ''' '''s'
~, III with of cotton going down
NateheH bar but got off SON Sh VII and proceeded
By accident publishing the list of officers of $
figate United States, hs following omitted; DR.
Adee Fleet Surgeons Todd, Purser They Join the
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Light Boat Bartles Reef has been taken from her
m99rngs BY ice and safe Green's hasbo Due notice
VIII be given when she resumes her station.
Panther from Leghorn for New York. TO- LAT 80 81 Ion
Cumberland Clough New York for Antigua Feb lat a.
Citizen Of NYork for Orleans for Europeno date off Ca
Was seem an American bark painted black with white
sreaa ay to In severe snow stormFeb lat 80 81 Ion
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Wind sW to INV; sum, I've" .o'A' D'' ''se'0" 10
Eliza NieSo and Brunette al Sr NewyerS reisr%sd on
hs
NHwros! Of I de% for
Bristo 18Th Canonces, Bgey Matanzas h sid Tuscavil-
SaTowr Feb lisld Undaunted for Sandy Point for
tween he Vineyard and NsptaeEsi. DO, - 49, '
Shs sd E Ma' ns
York; Joshua Sears Booth do David Cox Cox do; Mich
BaLrIMoRr. FEB Chief Van Name, NYork; Caroli-
Feb iaarr Elisha Ruckman, Van Name,
Rensosp, Feb iOar Pamlco stoddard NYrk; sid Three
5a ssf Gas
WNiseTos, Nc FEB smaTr GalhariSs PHILLIPS NsyYOEk;
t. Adam as ssSy '' ao' Morning
Sc EG Newark 's@S ESR Augusta
oSa f er dfsgs'fT SS
SSo S Orbit as% York; a Havana
rome, kmba, Havre; Propontis, Wise, Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
State Of Trade.

The markets show Of business doing,
almost for city trade. We have been long with
out news that xety prevail here At
the South Of renewed activity. At
New Orleans the 81 instant increased supplies Of Western
produce had accelerated the decline in the prices Of those ar.
cs In Georgia Alabama, and Mississippi there is APP
pearance in the rivers event that Immediately
start business There Southern dealers this
city buying goods but not TO great extent In dry goods
there every prospect Of farther fall in prices At sales Of
domestic manufacture carpets, checks Sc from Pennsy
MIA tn. prices full SS below the
sales OF fall Up Decembe stocks large and there
no prospect consumption will be renewed
tent that will check the fall of prices Every description Of
produce is falling. The interior full Of produce and the
country in the neghborhood Of New York. embracing circle
miles diameter contains fat cattle than
known before To words Of large farmer AMI grazie
from the Western part Of Connecticut The country full
beef" Nothing but the want Of money has hitherto kept il
out of the market Prices falling rapidly and drovers will
not take hold until the market becomes settled and the views
of farmers something regulated by the state Of
the market The renewal of water communication will, how
ever bring all to market and prices fall prodgousy
CorroNTh market has continued very steady during the
past week The have been rather larger than for few
weeks pre- vous the stock still very small much to
admit Of any extensive n the disposition
isted. Wequote;
y Sss., , sfsG f fis,S Orleans n :si
In the Southern ports the downward tendency continues At
Charleston the late English has operated TO de-
cline Savannah rise in the river increased the supplies
AMI the high of freight caused BY the scarcity of ship
ping here caused decline. At Mobile, great anxiety to
sell exists rise the rivers would great decline
Augusta the decline caused by the great disposition to
sell evinced by the planters At New Orleans the receipt
the from England the 18th December, checked opera
TONS The following is table of stocks sales prices, and
remarks the different ports, for the week previous to the
Il date affixed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

APPOINTMENTS THE GOVERNOR AND sENArE'
New YoRx-Willam Turner, health commission
err in place of James II. Hart, whose term of office
will expire on the 14th of March next; Robert &.
Wetmore, director in the Bank of America; George
d. Kissam commissioner of deeds, in place of Ulys
SEES ID. French, resigned; John Newhouse commits
sioner of Deeds in place of Charles Taylor resigned
Franklin Brown, commissioner OF deeds, from the
18th April when his present term of office will
expire; Joseph Gutman, notary public in place of
Edward c. West, resigned; Henry r. Winthrop,
notary public from the 18th of April next when his
present term of Office will expire Samuel Bromberg,
measurer of grain, in place of Isaac l.. Tompkins
Isaac M Phyfe measurer of grain, in place of John
G. Ketcham Bernard A. May-rcau, measurer of
grain, in place of David M. Hughes Michael Smith,
of grain, in place ofThomas Frost; Willet
Raynor, measurer of grain, in place of Edward
Webb; Charles Golden, measurer of grain in place
of John Wright; Henry Il. Bolster, measurer of
grain, in place of Joshua Carleton; James Barr,
measurer Of grain, in place of Gilbert Jenkins; John
Brady, measnrcr of grain, in place of Ebenezer
Briggs; Alexander Serrin, measurer of grain, in
place of Tobias l.. Stoutenburgh; Cyrus Roman, in
spector of lumber, in place of John l. Morris.
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This analysis by that to which we sub
cted the other returns shows deficiency, without in
uds stocks held Of saoiss This result was ar
ved at by allowing loss Of per cent on the loans The
ommee that per Of the bills discounted are I'M
err protest. and think probable that half be reeo
cred OF the loans stock report gives definite dea
u part Of them made on u s. Bank Stock at
These would bring per cent loss OF 10 per CT on the
Investments With these facts before consider that
ne whole loans will be 90 per cent instead OF 10
ercent This the deficiency the deposit accounts viii
well the whole deficiency Of capital to 100000, which, &C
ordng TO the report whole banking capital the balance
eng absorbed in the the water works. coat oil real
state The committee deprecae the practice OF oanng
stocks and yet they Of the board OF the directors whose
iuty supervise the loans made by the bank They
re legally liable for their neglect attending TO it,
Many Of the banks have committed the We
asst week the with regard to the PhenS Bank IL
ppears that the nudciov stock loans made during the
inc that between the resignation Of Mr. Delahcld
lad the election Of Mr. Teston, the president When the
measure of disseminating the r. Bank national nstitu
ion became certain Mr. Deaed then President of the Phenix
bank foreseeing the difficulty which woud arise from the
sant system for the conduct Of the internal exchanges
efficient to counteract the evil lie estab
shed agencies and agreat collected the import
mt intelligence contained in those books Of reference, for
business character and standing of most OF the traders IRE
uenng York which alluded to on the investigation
III the Phenis Bank This enabled the PheniS Bank to man
ne most Of the exchange business and the collections OF the
h., Rank. of New York in the south and done
through the agency Of that institution In the spring OF
ss7 the Phenx had debts due them from the southwest
vhich il as difficult collect II then that Mr. Delaield
the idea oturnng those debts into cotton and thus
cur 10 the bank its assets without loss This operation
rnel sucees-fy The transactions gave to the United
Bank the hint which they pcdcated their ubse-
n, svan,;c operations Mr. Deafed, however retired with
completion Of his object whereas the United states Bank
,ashed their until exploded The result TO the Phenx
anh was very swelled the surplus largely as fol-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

When Mr. Deahed retired from the institution, he sft
.urus Of near 100000 and small debt in Mississippi of sso
90 d ho,, seo 600 in Alabama The direction Of the bank
then assumed by parties who had more pretens'on than ca
,scy. The Mississippi debt was speedily s"ehed TO about
1000 600 on Of deposits the Commercial Bank OF
Tn. Alabama loan rose to S2ooo and the tcory
loan Cor $500 taken This latter sc
Cor nonpay These facts notorious the stock OF the
b,ok fell 90 per cent fast o,ertang her, when Mr.
T;les IN was elected His energies mmeditey direct
ed 10 restore the former state OF affairs The stocks iud
c;ously loaned rated their proper Valuations and
near of the surplus transferred TO make ny the de
cheney The stocks held By the banks were consequently
r,ported in Of the bank at their present VALUES
No reductions should therefore be made in analysis for
in stocks The deficiency Of capital will then stand at
4 sq.siss, instead Of ss97 $50.
The constant eprecation wchis going in al descriptions
M propcrty will yet result in further commoon Many Of
eur n. based bonds and mortgages which
r,hI.ss ana mis- hancc will certainly ovcrako such
GEMS The eight, title and niers, Of Mr. Charles Oakley Il
large amount real estate, yesterday sold at auction IN
IN Mer an, ESchaage and bough al FIVE dollars pr b
Mr. John Orksv II appears that Mr.. Charles Oakley was n
1895 great real estate when he difficulties on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

NAvIoArIoN.-The ice all around us is disappear
ing. That in the Hudson is cracking and breaking
up all the way to Albany The riveris open to Sing
Sing, and perhaps to Peekskill. Not yet, however,
to Poughkeepsie. The steamer kosciusko will
start next Wednesday for the first named place, and
may be able to reach Peughkeepsie. Communica
ton through the sound is open for the season. On
Saturday, several vessels which had been frozen up
therein arrived safely at this port.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

great decrease of circulation marks the severity of that
Orleans under which the prices of every decrp
ton property give way She is however, the point from
which the largest supply of for the worlds shipped and
prices low money to her from all quarters
Specie constantly arriving her vaults from the Interior
from Mexico from the Vest indies and arrivals have
brought specie Coin is going from the Canadian
Provinces for Investments of remittance to England
and on the third $4,000 arrived in ~ Orleans from
buy Cotton. These small streams will
prosperous tide f driven by the quackey Of the
the humbus Of spectators and post notes
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. Ecb. 1876 II. M.

The stock market yesterday presented improved feeling
and stocks generally advanced Harlem cent Sto-
nington per cent? Delaware Hudson cent? u States
per cent? bills Philadelphia sold at St discount which
is a increase Of discount.
We hitherto delayed analysis of the affairs of the
Manhattan expectation of the report the examining
committee That report has been made public and is
opposed miserable attempt at whtewashng vi the accu
acy the statements the following sample
The that the Bank holds its stock to
arge amount purchased price much beyond its present
ae In they state 7il shares bought for 81 205
hitch is about S65 per shar Ii this is beyond its present
alue the holders have egresousy duped. The
hole report from throwing light on the recent
actions endeavors to mystify that which before
lear The following is analysis of the returns made by the
}ank Commissioners
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

HAvANA Frs. l,Ioops As so; boards w Pine % qt r.
Fine "a 49, shingles 49, beans 10 l2 beef 10 "a, butter
90 can4les sperm candles cheese II 49, Goldfish
81; corn flour 1914 ats hams - 10; lard 2 8 mack
en- No 81 as; onions % pork "a rurk "a a Is:
not atoes 80. rice soap 80 %; coce 10; triage
4a6 honey 80 moasses y per kce; sugars, assorted,
10 ~: white iOl i2s yellow 81 al. Exchange Lon
dn,2a n pr cent premium, New York per cent.
Britain E France Is francs per ton; United
totes per box sugar rs per bag eoee sia ger hhd
GLASSES
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,


Blu and 10Th the aduice and consent of the Senate.
Henry Ulshoefer, to be Consul of the United
States for the port of Trinidad de Cuba.
Manuel Alvarez, to be Consul of the united
States, for the city of Santa Fc, in Mexico ~
Philip A. de Creny, to be Consul OF the uniteo
Statos for the island of Martinique.
John William Van den Brock, to be Consul oil
the United States, for the port of Amsterdam
William Harrison III. Griffith, to. be Commercial
Agent of the United States, for the island OF Maui
ritius.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
THE THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, OF
i NEW YORK, WILL GIVE BALL, Tuesday

y
Evening" Feb Is, 1870, Tammany HaThe Board of Man
announcing their Second Ball for the would
this opportunity ofgraeuly acknowledging the liberal
support hitherto extended humble relieving
The wants of the and worthy objects during
this peculiarly they earnestly look
this occasion for the Of assisting many de-
serving applicants They also their friends aud the pub
lie nothing shall wanting their render the
ming Of rational enjoyment and happy reiieciien.
Bsgppers engaged who wiz play several iavore Airs
previous the Of Dancing and during the
cess.
Order of Dancng-Two reels coion; reels cotil-
lion; a country DR. fancy dance in sion
Mr. j. Parker celebrated teacherof dancing has kindly
volunteered his services in directing y floor
The excellent and effective band of Mr. w Wallace enga-
ged for the -
Doors open 4 and dancing viii ats o'clock The
termination Of the Ball will be known by the band play
:" Guild night and JOY be WI youa." ,
Tickets Sto admit gentleman and two adies-to be had
Of the Board of Managers. viz -
VIM Lennox ~ Mott street President; Vim. Davies ist
street. Vice President: VIM. Lcrga "a Hudson street
Treasurer WIN. MLaughlin, is Elizabeth street Weller
Leggnt ca Hudson street, James Douglas 65 Ncsey s Hugh
Kerr 70 Mott st. Alex Oliver Murray, q stone - Checks
not transferable. WM STUART,
fei7 az 50 Division st., Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

EXHIBlTIoN OF LUsUs NATURE, OR LIVING GU
u RIOSI1fES Is al Gal Broadway, opposite the
Park the Astor House Admission Is cents
open from five r. NJ and past FIVE to hapast nine r.
boys seven and eight old consists IN t lair rpsenta
ton claws both whefe the hands and fee should be- and
that nchsr hand foot Of ether boy alike u impossible
10 convey Advertisement idea OF her singular beng
they be merely remarkig that lhsir health
~ the least impaired and that their srpea'"ee cannot offend
the mos, fasdous eye The eldest Is ng PLAY the
lumbar harp the Gully instrument Of the kind the United
Sates aud always with him; the youngest earnngt draw
and pant Also, exhibiting, splendid Scrptufal Painting,
IA feet long nv N feet bth. ja2s I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

anonymous letters written by that worthy geneman This
book which makes sensation IN TIE fashionable world sold
Rade street door from broadway least se tels at
DARK TfIEATRF.-MR. RCHlNGs' BENEFIT, Wed
ncsday Evening Feb ish lsoThc custom has been that
actors regularly engaged 10 Theatre should the
Of stars" their beucht nights at great
with little profit IL not 9ss The present srr,ssed state Of
theatrical patronage will not such the
above occasion: Mr. chcgs therefore; respectfully draws
tie his friends Dad the public 20 the
of his benefit offers his On aacf1n te talent
the Park Theatre company whih will be brought into
f action in Shakspcares Comedy OF Much Ado About Mo-
thing and relies upon h and their cverions aionc
that which he has for
er occasions a the hands ~ the New Work public The Coz
medy Of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHfNGi great variety
Of SINGING MD pANClNti; and (hr-t time " Americo
the Drama Of ISABELLE; Womeus Life, Ny Bucks ne
fci5ft
RlRTUDAY, ON THE ILLusrkioUs WASHING
- TON.-MR. j. PARKER has The honor ~ annouugc y
hs friends and he public thlt be intends giving sraf Aa,
tary, Civic, and Fancy Dress Ball. FRIDAY rfennE n 2st
February will be continued until the 2ld being te Birthday
Of the lustrnUs Washington. Between " sud O'Clock,
Grand Procession viii te place. TIE hfnd reIQrng The Ma
ticn airs os Halt Colurnhi and Wasingons March IN tc
Of The variety of dancing VIII Ne introduced,
such cot on warcs Spanish DANCES scotch re Dan.
sing 70 ~ quarter fs cthi iicke iof inia
tor admit gent onl his ldi which can BE- o..
irei ~ the Hall 0r AZ Nj rs resdtrce NO W Dowcr}t
ft5W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

DOARDTwo three gentlemen have frnished room.
with board BY applying at No. 10 Park place English and
French spoken. fell Inns
- TO LET.-The three story brick House rs Broadway
S The first be occupied store and possession
U immediately The furniture viii be sold rented with
the house. If required. . - .,
Also the new four story Store MOI New street. The House
and Store will be rented together or separately.
The three House. - Walker street between broadway
and Church street with an alley IN the
The story brick House. Church street doorirom
Walker street.
The story brick House. No 50 Nineteenth street near
Ninth avenue. -
The frame House, Iss Eldrdge street
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-The new three story House,
No So Fourteenth street, the Finh
The House No.. Hudson Jersey City lately occupied
by Messrs. Y. McMartin Il Co. Rents moderate.
Apply al No. so Vail street. front Office third story, or ~
Broadway. FL