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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

provfaiou Market.

There goodly show OF meats this morning al the
raj makeparticulay o beef Veal also hooked 6ne L,s
week. overseveny calves arrcdbut this supply not stuff
cienty large to aSec prices materially. In few weeks how.
ever receipts will increase rapidyand will receipts
all kinds Of provisions, especially meats
Fish have yet become plenty The last two days having
been mehat cold aiess number caught This ornng
there were neither SIND ses market Yesterday
few of eeh hind offered shNd-the first this
brought FIVE doi,rs piece: price, ptul riy
these teksh times In Ba nor they have teen sihng At
hfty sre'ts brought twelve cents per po'sl TIE
Neatch' OF has this has been pretty good md the
ices obta therefor, At the eastward show great r.e
a bm tuc last year Last week. 6sbsrnea could ooly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

"a WALNUT STREETS. PIIILA PiiIA1E ~
WEMYsS, Manager and Lessee.
Saturday, March 7-Bene6t Of Mr. Kirby-sehooi Of Re.
form, Jackets Of Blue and The Chasm of Death " -
priee OF Adrnission-Boses, SO CENTS; Pit IS cents
rsrormance commences at O'Clock precisely.
I AIDES, BEAUTY WATER OR TRUE EAT bE
' - BEACTE, Manufactured by DR. =. GOURAUD.-Ths
hgh estimation by the ladies' and wash perum,ng
eessing aud preserving the skin has equal Ereekles
from the face its rs vel known and appear
to b. duly apprecatedL Of those perfumes stood
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE.-Csmpo,ed mate
rally IRON flowers and smples the only which initiates
nate IA ITS perfection to improve or besuty the compile
INN AND IRON RUST DEsTRoYER-so cent. p,r
boeThis chemical reaction calculated TO be used APP
piled any time 10 relieve dress parts
dresses either linen, cotton, wooen which have
ed by ink nail either Of osg short standing T
FRHNcis GouRSuD Of Paris and V,esc epsvl ~ New
port; and be hed only at g. Walker street.
Broadway. WEST sdel fces imis'
CPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITioN-Now opcu
AgMoNb wEEks fcG ' G S"s. %
inform the public and naturasts that they have established
rare beautiful and extensive snssere Of Lying Animals
prses great variety OF the finest specimens Of natural history
imported to America Will be open for the reception o(
visitors each day from 10 A M. to NJ and from
the evening di23n'
IN Dsters and Recti6crs, have from RI South
TO the store iai Front opposite Burlng slip
Domestic Liquors such Pure spirit Brandy Gin al
Whiskey.
Ps. Orders will also he executed IL len a, the D-ery
Front street Catharne Ferry, Brooklyn. ms sws
Ro.HE bees leave to notice the public that be
eaed the most beautiful and complete
Hl Dresses IN % city. and which be oers 10 the
ma,eur at very moderate prices at his e-tab-hmeni No
5c7 broadway. fer 2m,ns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-A beautiful entertainment
will be given this evening, at Wech, Bartlett 4
Co.'S Circus comprising the splendid dramatic acts
of hors eman ship by Mr.. c. j. Rogers, who appears
as the Wild Indian of the Prairie, in real Indian
costume without saddle or bride; and also as the
italian Brigand, delineating the bold and romantic
character of the brgand, as given IN the celebrated
mixtures of Eastlake. Mr. Cadwalader, and the
youth G,nroy also appear in their celebrate equesa
trian acts besides variety of sports OF the arena,
still vaultng, Sc; the whole to conclude with the
iaughable adventures of the Cobber of Bagdad.
Mr.. Rogers gives splendid entertainment for his
benefit, on Monday evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

{h}- MR.. WILLIAMS, the English Oculist, NAV be con.
sufted at his rented house which 1881 he cali
ed Providence House, as broadway OF Canal street,
No ~ day except Sundays between the hours OF
u and until the LIST May, is4 where all post paid letters val
aey~rrrd houi Ope 81 the numerous
t-Hs restored 20 sight By Mr. Wi,sns rone-
dies his arrival in New York. may he seen almost
day AT O'clock with other patients at his house, who have
restored though his eyes were wholly covered from
birth with thick coat white covering One eye perfectly
clear the other nearly and he now begins to learn has
letters.
Immediately the whole Of the second and third hoors on IN.
May next by application to Mr. Waams, on The hrst
door any day except sunday, from II to , O'Clock
hAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

1t Is seen by the above that although there has been great
decline IN provisions within the past year, the prices
yet level with those other edible articles One reason
for this the which attended getting cattle
during the winter moHthsbut now navigation is resumed
there IS no longer difficulty and the receipts for the
SIX months must be immense Yesterday and today there have
been several displays of beef preparatory selling Off The
butchers say they shall sell today, rate and per
prices will fall in consequence. Many who bought beeves last
winter to guard against any advance getting rid Of
them fearing reduction prices almost Immediately
II believed that the present much longer be
tanned and entertain the idea that prices will recede
five and ten cents pound June in When veal be-
comes abundant it WILL little beef will be eaten
That alone will materially affect the price, which now
of the word, unnatural.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEW
Port OF New York, March z.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Cleared


Calhoun, Sinclair, Charleson Sir Lionel Smith, (Br) Me.
Rae, Kingston, ya Banks Alexander Br) Hampton Lon
don; WIN Tell Cofid Orleans; Peruvian Wottu Liverpool;
Gaisna Lesds Richmond Lynshbug Clifford do p.chesse
wine Dell President (Bre Slechling Bremen; Italy Miller
Philad; Patrick Henry, Deiano, Liverpool
ship Lafayette, Elery, days from Charleston cotton,
Bremen bark Anna, from Bremen, m.z to order
Brig Harvest HILBERT from Fort au Prince via Charleston, -
Brig WIN NJ Rogers Dill ds from St Marks, cotton SC to
sehr WI Watson, Marshman, Dis I'm Philadelphia to 81
sc Arabella, Green days from st Johns PR sugar to
schr Sally Miller, Smith, ds from Wilmington NC, naval
stores, &c to capt.
sch Thoon Bennett days from Wilmington Del flour SC
Sctr Fortune, Cherry, S days from Richmond, coal
Schr Spy, Soners Ids I'm Richmond, with flonr
Schr Richard Thompson, Park days from Wilmington Del
corn meal.
Otranto and other brig, unk nownWind w clear
Memoranda.
The Patrick Henry sails today for Liverpool Her bags
will close Gipins Exchange Reading Room the usua
hour.
There win he Hsvre packet till the 10th inst; Rhone
goes then The Duchesse dOrean sails today for Charleston
not Savannah, stated. II is uncertain about racket for
the Path
United States Ports.
Bigeiow Bearse do; cid y II Herrick Halleu do.
CHARLrsroS March Sutton, Bankman. NYork: Ty.
bee Herbert de- sid LYDIA Konhesd do; Emene Peterson
Leeds, do
Foreign Ports.
sr JOINS, Feb 2s-arr Gov Francis, Norwood, NYork
HALIFAX, Feb 2i-cd John, Blagdea, Savannah la Mar
ST yoHNs PR Feb ls-Impulse Deale, unc Mohic Lee
vrR, Csuz Feb i2-Fiorenee, from NYort for NOrieans
soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

HAVANA, Feb 81
We have hand three cargoes Of Rice unsoldhe
tharne Eagle and lndependenceor the first M has been
offered and refused the holders asking pork east
and ~ Gals g. potatoes 22 A. A. as
yellow 4ts coffee lat quality 10 oa2 ID and 81 do os
d rage O6 Il honey, IS moasses CALLS kcg s00;
gars, assorted half white and half browns s,a NJ white
alone loai brown alone, 5a yellow Star o. Sgars oa25
Exchange-On London al0 New York al ~ Orleans,
prem Freights-To Great Britain, "a % 6d U. States
nolaises.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

REMEMBER THE WIDOW, AND THE FATHERLEss.
This evening, the proceeds of the Park theatre
to be given the widsw and children of poor Finn
If this simple announcement is not sufficient to cause
all who intended to, and usually spend dollar on
Saturday nigh. Sunday in recreation or waste, to
drop it into the treasury box for the widow, then
volume written to the same purport would be
fruitlcss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

a Of prosperity; money cheap and
could not be disposed Of q cent This caused capital to
leave England and although dstrust Of American
rife, they inverted purely otget employ
the money Many capitalists built mills and furnished
them with power and machinery, order to inter
These assisted each other The loans TO
the United States caused purchases to increase, which
the mills supplied. The speculative dispositic
into every trade The consequence that the regu
lar and prudent merchants had their markets destroyed
by persons who lost borrowed in idle spccuaons In
all this time the bullion in the bank increased until il reache
over from that time to pr $780, there
had been decrease of E3ooo oo and yet the circulation
continaoi 10 aud every Mind of enterprise
be encouraged This stimulated the rise in price, and the bull
lion flowed still faster out of the Bank until October 1892 when
there imminent danger Of suspension Prices then at
their highest 1t has been stated the authority of the hank
that supply of gold be procured from abroad only by
reducing the value commodities by contracting the crcua
ton
This process in September and latest
dates the circulation had decreased 81 and will CONT
until prices have decreased average, cent AT
meeng of the Chamber Of Commerce and manufacturers in
chester, during the last week in December, est-
mated ESQ invested in five Of the leading msnuac
Of the country cotton silk linen woolen and hard
and in the wholesale houses engaged in their dstrbu
ton, and in foreign commerce follows -
Capital employed manuf Of five articles foooooooo
IN wholesale houses, 2o,oOo,0oO
IN foreign commerce.. 3,0oo,OOo
Total, Observation-Disclosures. Eisooo 900
On this loss by depreciation of 10000
been sustained in order that the bank regain its
This but small proportion Of the whole loss in
the Kingdom One Of the gentlemen the meeting gave
list losses he had sustained durhg similar operation Of
bank 1897 II appears that In March of that he wrote to
his requesting them net to purchase produce
unless could be prices which would leave margin
Of per from the then quotations in England Shipments
accordingly made and the following the result
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

tn rroc o. edni iaou N thcs, rates mast be exceeding
~ slow arnt herevoluts going on 10th IN me
OF sing cotr And in th, which bsnss n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST AND OPHTHALNrIC SURGEON,
Hxoa Of u

JOB Bvoddrap, corner ~ DUANE street,
CONFINES his practice ~
DISEASES or THE EYE K OPERATIONS THERE.
~ ON, when re1uredl
Dr. oce hours from 10 to, O'clock daily tsundsys-er.
br. wEsTMACoTT is in attendance durisx DR.. Elstt'.
a.sence.
The poorc class Of patients will be nded from hspa
~ y. Or Elliot, will May Broadway.
Enrane. IN Warren street. nyr-yis
VICTORIA HOUsE-Tbe subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public also The visitors 20 the city
King and Prince streets, wb he will be happy 60
date them with private board eithsr permanent or transient
| boardor~
Ills table will, always provided with the very best the
those who favor him with thsr company, he hops
to merit and receive liberal share Of rgls rstcnF.
CHAs. r. FHAZER
CpAsLrsro-, 4. e., Feb.L 1850
ways he obtained by givns timely notice. tm'
| "a ECONOMY ~ wEALTu.-Elesant short nep Mole
A skn Hats at the low price OF $500, established N
These Hats TO retain their shape color IN all
| weaihe~s.
Also an artcls al 80 So fer the price cannot b. e,ceied
general Of tas, OF the latest chesp
a~i- BROW Ffactics VI after. CnAsl
- NEW CASTLE Del. Feb. 18th, 1879
IOH LEYiSON-Dear sirl can never be grateful e.o~Ih
Msdicip. (Hsner's Rod DropD Tor Eve nonus aae-
ted with veneer al and dnrsng that time took cc,ncs
but hone would cure At last my physician gave up
en 9,nne'y one Day was speaking TO rend on The sub
cae that would mi &C which urchastd semc o. your
gent v Phisdephs and the result ~ that arr ENJOY ing
perfect heh Now, SIR after su rnr lcne, and hnrr II
lest such signal relief from Hunters Rcd Drop feel my
duty TO inform the interested where relief may b ksd
Division. 81 Ger vial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
fruitless.

@CoNsUMPrIoS AND CATARRH ,---Macous dis
charge from the membrane of the head and throat,
and also the bronchial tubes is so common disease
that we hourly have applications for remedy there
for. Applicants complain especially of s.. dis
charge Of mucous in the morning., and add that
though they do not now suffer much from it, they
fear It may lead to something worse. We are re-
oiced to see persons rousing themselves from that
Indifference which has caused SO many to sink early
into consumption. An early remedy will save you
in all cases, and therefore you Should use Dr. lay
lor's Balsam of Liverwort-because this restores
the lungs to healthy action. Sold genuine at 315
Bowery ;also 80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

CHATHAM THEArRE.-A new order, of perform
ances have been adopted this delightful resort,
consisting of light and musical vaudcvilles and melo
dramas-the entertainments not being over three or
four hours DURATION in which the entire talent OF
the company will be called in requisition This
evening the diverting musical vaudeville Of the
Swiss Cottage, Anette, by Mrs Thorne; the Yellow
Kids and My Own Ghost, in which Mr. Browne
appears and the Miller and his Men. There can be
doubt of the success of the establishment while
it pursues this popular course.
Yankee Hill is to appear on Monday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

TROUBLE AT PoRTo RIco.-By the Arabeha' ar
rived yesterday from st. Johns, =. H. we learn that
the American Consul, Mr.. Bradford, and the Gov
General of the Island, are in trouble 1t appears
that two Guineamen, Spanish property, lately sailed
thence, bearing the American flag, perhaps on some
piratical expedition Mr.. Bradford interiered with
this highhanded assumption and IN consequence he
was treated with great indignity by the Governor
General Our consul had threatened to leave the
J.land unless the affair was settled instantly and
satisfactorily.
The United States frigate Macedonian, and sloop
of war Levant, were expected there daily from ST.
Thomas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

On Friday afternoon of consumpsn, Augustine p Smith,
NJ d., aged 36 years
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
tend his funeral from his late residence Third Ave-
Tue ID, on Sunday, at half past four O'clock, p. NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

| Double cut Decanters in sets.
DO 30 F %%Ss sss saS w Y GLASSES:
.a,o DO &hha sI ~, Glasses Il. Far .,,
DANIEL T., DELAVAN,
maj II Maiden lane, near Broadway.
WANTLEpo ;S.on G,r 'yeo,y men and girls Apply
gardeners porrrs walters coachmen cooks chamber and
81 AL E@o wsq nssa s " @ss
OhAToRY-ose nigh, 2. Broadysy l'absr nsels Wsdsss
triple for two ladies and gentleman, cents; family Of 1--WE
S S$ ss tf ol rG S: o s s sS:. Rass
Woodwork
TIE TIE asd ass%s who wa, actually Maid
wifi, and Widow, in one day, Mrs cr1yoEd
sapposed Speech Of John Adams on adopting the ''e
Lord uia. D ), s. % foar voee,S Campbell
E fS h sie K"S Friends
Ia Marco Bo1raris, Greeian Patriot and Gene.
~ The Mohawk and Inf,n, Captive tOrisinal, name
II: HIT1 "a S!ssscS 1t
H. Patrick Henry. sgs,sh Ssf;S. hi Virginia y Lee
luton. Steod'
GEgMANS, pRASM.T,cAsI sosGI 4.
performed tor the first time in Amerca the grand operate
PIE io s by C. NV Weber; Poetry by C. Wolf
Doors viii open Al half pas, sly O'Clock.
Performance will commence at half past seven o'clock
Bcye frat rang rs cents do second 81 ccnts Pit and
Gallery. 2S cents Children half price.
The orchestra and choruses will be full and effective
mar 2t
JUDGE j. L. SPENCER Of Cincinnati desires US To rec.
beat remedy or coughs cOlds Ac They cured him In
two days OF most distressing cough For sale at ics Nassau
street, one door above Ann. mar
DREAD! BREAD,-Ciooi ncvs N these bard trcs-Fosr
ID coming dnvn-proyisop, Of ~ kinds c9ming
f- s. 50 TO So barrel The suhscrber respectfully IN
his friends and the public that and after Mon lay
shilling % fr sisp~nce warranted good ari
c IN the city, n en- ~ Ia! ot the same weight ~ Mr.
Osmar Bentsn of Grand and Suffolk streets Mtsss
John sheridan cf Goerik and Broome; d. Mcntcc
of Jacsu ard John streets Brnokyni from the sub
serber geo berry street. tvs doors from scaw'ns Tc,s
pOwERY THEATRE-A CAVD.-MP. CHAMPLtN,
ID rcasurcr respectfully informs h. friends md ne public
hathis BENEFIT vii tase racs cn MoNDhn LyENIN on
ef talent, novelty nnd attraction
Mr.. HkNBI.fN and Ms. SHAW in popular Drama
Mr JOUN sNITit late VT the Bowrry hmphheairs and
Mr.. TOitN SWEENEY have in the kindcst manner vour
teer hir services, and will sppear m avar'cty Of their most
ponqlar Fr,iorrn Es'r GAM 49,, -, .,.,,-.
drarra illustrative a. and entitled THREE EVAS OF AM
RC :, the rs sut, Nnd Future ths hrst hmsr
yoluon "A ~, Second. Aerca esit DAYS Of Drlus7n
Scence AMI Sketches Of FASH nabe Foles Era the tr
America beDays of HOPE, and renewed Prosperity
and Gory. ma1 u
~ IRA removed 70 qa3 BroN~Nv cpTcsite the parl
Goats Of Ars vests Cphers Enbi-maica Suhscts ae.
engraved stone 'ronds auetytss, tpleS erv,te,S
-bo'ght n tn ruph, cut {, s'r Ladies' Se'ls Pe
Casss igset Rrgs, Sc engraved with coas Of arms
mottoes. ctber device.
Cs.or krss tinted sad forwarded TO any rert Of the Uni
DO ia. r. Hs->ld.v hey, With pTa-s Of 10000
Coss sf Arms founi M 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
MnrI.lHI,
Died.

On Sunday evening" LIST 10y the Rev. Felix Vanela
Mr. John Barton of England to Miss Sarah German, of Ire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY.--A
~ BASSFOR respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
of Tstteras that he has just fitted the large Room se
known Broadway Hail. With tables wherehs WIN
be happy those whe wish TO play purchase tas aud
at bis 90 stand Ann street, adjoining the Museum where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of every d
scrpon, cloths, balls cues, &c of sale above
The Above have the reputation Of hsrs
mott able and the BEST % table,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

SPRING! SUMNER! Ice! AND CREAM!-Braden,
of 70 Canal street, manufactures the best ice cream
in the city. II more nearly resembles the Phadel-
phia ice cream than any thing ever before made In
New York. His fruit ices are inim;tabe. Braden
is a valuable man, and should be well patronsed; he
supplied the ice for the great Brevoort Ball,
and would have supplied the O'Dogherty Ball. had
not the family taken it into their own hands.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

NOTICE 10 FARMERS. To those hayrg Farm On
~ New Y'rk Island nj would tsAe ch2vs e y, of N
berry Trres for which fair via be allow ed BY
arni",nr a No % llett street. ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

get to cents per pound and cents
easily obtained.
We annex the prices of various kinds Of provisions paid
day;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
philadelphia Advertisement

WANTED, colored lad as waiter. Apply only with ao.d
w recommendations, at p NJ. 4l3 Houston street mas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

BROADWAY CIRCUS-THIS EVENING" March > m.
Il Performances to commence with $3.50 y -
Grand Star and Waltz Entree; Medley Song: Stiu Va,
ing; Young Genrpy The Wonderful Dog Bily Wild Indian
Equestrian Scene; Elastic Cord Italian Brigand Virgin,
Solos on the Bane To conclude with the Cobber Of
Doors open at 81 performances commence at o'clock
Boxes SO IL. cent
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

The last New FORK Mirror contains a
portrait Of Miss VandenhoG, the actress.
The editor makes a terrible noise about
It, and asserts that nothing Of the kind
equal to it has ever been produced in
this country. If he means equally ugly,
no Is correct, if equally beautiful, no is
sadly mistaken. 1t possesses neither
beauty of feature or expression, and if it
represents Miss Vandonhor, we have onl y
TO say "driye otthe cart" BY the way.
if the Mirror desired to give its readers
a specimen it should have selected soma
one other than this lady. Why no, he
portrait OF some lady emnsn q 'a u.
erary circles Of the UaUel a
New York Mlrte, has teia.rd 5a.r a
Mirror OF stupidity and nonsense ai
can contain lever good % even r.syag
things IN a twelve month than any other
literary paper in the United States.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
Goifus~ vonHnsivsD4ScB.

'''' $500
l,a ..-..............
- -' 900 ''"''.' HA+Aa1s MI ~. i"1h.
...,.. ,'.',o, 49, oau Pouuea discussion
p" "o' N''"s' on inc l'tH MISC sumo 7"'e
s'".t "" upper OF your Town. ana MI hlng
" hiAnoon' were passing through lais county,
anu i being the second day OF our election Tor
No'u'I' 'na} addressed me people upon the sub
l''' OF the coming ffc"d'nuaI election A
''" OF 'oo loco iocos advanced the strange doc
tHne' ihotlt was Unfair for wings TO make e2ce-
| 'h'' without giving lhe democrats notice. and
"'sS's' upper ana mug h''ng oispes't, Z
'''hc"' 20 deprive 'hesc loco i'cos OF wl eN'
'os' lor complaints appointed The ltth ms as
a""} upon ""eh 'neN wound meet amy loco
Iocos tnai might be selected 20 discuss the SUBJ
J'e' % Po"tcs win 'aeo't the pmcc' List
"o'N was announced ~ me MISSES :
r''0 war 'oI A"dIe" III z Upton Miller
"'"a oe nee on tne d' Imprinted b King
'"' i"t P..' va. P'''' e'I'ct Iog' u r
prepared d 0'no''' "n'cA 'hel thought worthy
''o F, me "o'o'' ana waited ank'ously for the
AptNktlS, NOI, NOlUpV H. Howard and Ilntnn
Miller, appeared on the part Of the democro,s
but Andrew HAYS Ubeipy solemrl,o Iool Cd e.,
"came notn The people beoop Ia inonire os
to the cnusr of his absence. when Il was ,.co,-
tanned that he was coadned an recount of ,be
dra55ing he received in your town, from S. $.
Prem ss, and that Mr., Howard had been sub.
stu,ed The speaking began between twelve
and Que O'Clock Mr., Upper opening the dis
c0sa'on' as had, suppose, been agreed upon
beWeen HIM and Mr. Howard lie spoke
about two hours N torc'blo, orgumontatlye
-aas- .aasoGIgles -iTaly tsl!s9.9gent speech, IN
which he discussed tue more prominent mat
te5s4a CONTROVERSY. heL&Sen ne Two parties,
such as The failure Of the present. party N pow
or to redeem tho Pledges nt7 TSH -"
thoy went into olHce--tho Army bill-~}ankrupt
bill-Negro ,cs,imony-ihc currency and tho
oQuiyocoton OF the President IN relation to
ibe .Asmy hll.&r Ficcgiiad respectfully npon
.!4=s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The. a dQln.
....,., .l..