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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

IMPORTANT-Tbs snormeus charges have paid
who wished 10 provide then elves with clothes of the best
Kind. togeher with the uparsllell gronce bestowed on
rHlLLIPS'S CASH TAILORING fSrABLISIiMFNr.
io3 William street 90 John since s FIRST ssrng tthres
YEAR, snce enables the proprietor TO st greater
ducti1n ~ bis trees. .
:. PHILLIPS wishes II to b. distinctly Understood that an
made by him. eq "a every respect 10 those of
first the city. he induced 10 make this remark.
from the ct &C several persons dealing in Tow priced articles
(scuaed by the extensive business he as gine init ting his
sivtssments Price rot the test @ cheapness quality alone
the only true standard through ~lch just conclusion
BE- arrived at
Garments ordered n, this viii he found compar
with others o thu finished l % cent low
e., q this ct some Of The FRS, gentlemen tie Union viii
bear witness
= viii there fore the hackusyed system Of
ing lst 0fn0iu i which be realized and tends
only g. m bot altogether the peculiar
he possessed 30 after trial mail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

ITO THE PUBLICwe call us special attention Of The
pablo The Inducements held out by sytvrsrrR Co
lss r Investing N rial estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale of the Journal Of Commerce have good
kaowng that The affair IN question possesses The entire conf
dnce Of the cnnmuntyand rreconneDd those
who have any doubts, TO call Sylvester Co who de-
giving the mcst full and perfect satisfaction
py q an gquiries made
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

pEMARKABLE CURE or CONSUMPTION w.
" aasin publish TIE following clsr, IN hopes the public Ill
sl AID sc fr ihens lves-dr ksvanagh $40 Wair street
having been III Tor long time with Consunpon and Liver
Complaint cured by Dr. Tayor's Balsa Of Lverw ,rt
sold At s7s B0wery. fore he commenced wit this
he was reduced q The fink Of the grave, and u
believed he could not hrte lived but FOR the timely s
nvsnable medicine lie better he
With IT, and IN short time he fully restored 10 health
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
THE TRICOPHEROUS,

OR, INDICATED COMPOUND
.sS 'SsS Ss S md =:
ali eruption. @ diseases ut s tie si" Of the head ours
css Sy Or TS OF Futon at , e u i
aGpoale3 sEfnl. Dod Chemist Sora,T Of Brcsdwy and
Ssy M, Kun FSo . ,'A' HOUSE a SfSn'
pypER.s NoRTnERN AID sogITHERN FASHION
~ ABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM AZ Clinton
Hall, No Be.linan street opposite The Park New York; and
Nsieer between Magazine and Tchopoulas streets,
assortment q Gentle dress Boots Gtri Brogans arey
Al 81 which, are made from selection Of the very best i'm
ported and ofe latest Partisan fashion, made
Cnilecn Who purchase or Civ, ersr. Cor nc bcos supc-
rior qali,y r he southern orweser cs respectfully
SmSn sRST G,. s,{ A., S' EnS , 81 e f. 'Ss
where boots made will do vel 20 call aud have their
measures akcn either Coz watt roo corn sos dress boots,
New tirieans would DO well to call II Nsichs1 bstyeen
Msayin. and Tchougouss streets, and set cited with
nor article malsIm
/" 100 600" CASES, "FEyER AGgE" annually
>in.s ,SyS sgrr " q. original snd genuine ROW.
posss.,ion more a1 certificate. 70 prove is abi,-
@ sSd op S 9Gc9s % ,5,S ,%
h United yho have expressed their gratitude for their
general Agent Drug story Sc ss BlGa ss yF1
10 House corner Of Dey street, New ork nam
NINE. ARMAND PRorsT. t.uccessor TO Mile. Armand,
srnS Fs.ions, ScS"g on Il ss ;G oSsjs s'E nSrods.
HAS Csps Showers and FEATHERS Isces Gloves SC &c
The erra,,s, Nv r. IT. Gavelle % the firm &c
WANTED. several Mliners and Apprentices, ssi Broad
GAIT RBEUM, RINGwoRM, Sc--Dr. Apderson. Justly
Sewar s . ss Ssf s ct s fSaa ss
head Frgions Pmpes in the Face, scorbuiie Ulcers and
Til. III, valuable Of all the reedc, eaercd to
see si cure IN prOprss s% % ' ola
& @ sToR sos fss scsnsa IL o
street, New York, At 80 cents per box MIL I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
HON 1; !! Is 8 : q 5S

HIVES AND BEES FOR SALE AT No. suLLnAN
corner OF canal street they be ADAPTED to family Ell
her in eouEt h Parors Bedrooms attic yards, or
~n maI7 ' inv, iE TOWNLEY, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

I ONDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INSTRU
II MENTS, Table Knives Razors Strors, Pen Packet and
Sporting Knives Scissors Cutlery Brushes, &C., from 81
SONS strand, London, ManufacursIs to The British
Navy,s n SlMPSONS,
les Broadway, New York.
N. b. Wholesale orders promptly executed.
Lances Raxos Cutlery &c. set and repaired
fei3 3m.
TYEs-INFLAMED AND SORE EYEs-Towands Col.
Il lyresm, Eye Water, most excellent application for
weak and namsd eyes, and is peculiarly adapted by its mild
and safety TO the eyes OF children and Infants No
medicine claims patronage and hap
PLY ehc acious. All who try il are delighted wta it,
For sale by j. O. FAY, Agent at Minors Franklin House
drug store, 1873 Broadway and ia Canast ~ mas Inn
FANCY BALL DRESSES ust received from raris.-Mr
ROCHE bees notice the public that he has
opeued the beautiful and complete assortment Of Fancy
Ball Dresses this city, and which he offers to the
smateurs very moderate prices, at his estabshmen No
Broadway, fees 2mns'
A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, los Greenwich sreet--A.
IA Pastor takes this opportunity 10 inform the public after
long experience his business he has formed composition
called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

TO THE ECONONICAL-REMOvAL.- NEW.
ELL begs leave 10 inform his eRd and the public that he
has his stock Of and Shoes No Canal
sreetto Nos ss and Chatham street lie has the
nsye assortment of Boots and Shoes Of the latest fashions
chase 4 IN the city,
y. D.. Ills stores Nos a. Iss and iss Chatham H.
All goods warranted. fsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

NHERRY'S AsTRfNGENT PiLLs-Dr. Chcrry's c,Ie
rssd Astrngeut Pills Tor DE radio removal u elects
Seminal Weakness Sc after the failure OF copaiba cubrh
cctions. SC. For sale by The following ag,aiA. II. D.
mis- 70 and 100 Fulton street: Hart Chambers and
Broadway go Broadly ~; IS sS Los sixth
tsrnine ani Bsdori A. 80 AMI $50 Dowery; Moss
corner Grand annon - Canal street. corner Chambers and
Church. fricc. 81 per box nals
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

C,hRPENTERs COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
~ BUCHG, tUIona frcnala astringen iand valuable
sdcne for dsea the Urinary Passages Diarhpa &c
Als1, Carpenters Compound Fluid Extract Of sarsapaa
For sale By j. y. FAY. Minors Franklin House Drug
Store. Ip3 Broadway. New York rns3 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
on CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

CHARLEsToN. '. 2, Feb.l lsiO.
~ f. Private p4rlors suites of family apartments ca
WAYS be obtained By giving timely notice. mat I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
DoingS in Con gress.
CLOSE OF THE SESSiO

On Monday, the SENATE passed Joint
Resolution extending for one year the Char
tiers of the District Banks on condition Of their
paying Specie. The disagreement OF the two
Houses on an item Of 100000 for Survey Of
the Southern Coast was adjusted in conference
by reducing the amount to $4,000. The
House having stricken from the Army Appro-
priation bill 5000 for an outfit 10 Com. Por
ter and $4,000 for the purchase of an Island
in the Mississippi, bIessrs. Benton, Walker and
others advocated insisting on the amendments !;
but Mr. Wright thought it better TO acquesce !;
so the Senate gave up the amendments, by a
vote OF % TO Q.
The HousE further considered the three re-
msn'gg Appropriation bills--Army, Military
Academy. and Fonihcation-and agreed TO the
amendments making the prosecution of works
OF public defence, &c. optional with the Presi-
dent, on consideration of the state of the
Treasury. In this shape. they were severally
passed. The Joint Resolution from the SEN
ate continuing the Charters Of the District
Banks for one year on condition of their i'm
medately resuming Specie Payments, was lost.
The LAST DAY. The session Of Congress
terminated on Tuesday. at ., p. M. The cor
respondent of the Journal Of Commerce says,
- the House spent the last four hours in staving
off business. There was vigilant care to pre-
vent any thing. good or bad, from passing. Mr..
Adams revenue bill. which had come back
from the Senate with amendments and which
three -fourihs of the House were in favor of, was
no exception. The revenue, this year, loses, ac-
cordng TO Mr. Woodbury., half a million, for
want Of this hill. The Florida war bill (l5O0
nen) was lost. The district bank and all the
territorial bills, were pitched overheard. The
resolutions to pay the contestinS Jersey men and
Mr.. Ingersoli. were rejected. kr. Jeniler gave
notice That. il the restrictions on the introduc
ton of American tobatc CO into foreign ports were
not removed by lst January next he would in
troduce bill proposing counteryaing restric-
tions. Mr.. Adams succeeded in getting passed
Joint resolution of the Senate, for the relief OF
the workmen on the public buildings during a
suspension of the appropriations. Mr.. Gushing
gavo notice that at the commencement of the
next session he would call up at an early peri
oil the bill in relation TO French Spolliations
The calling yeas and nays occupied The time
| Of the House. Messages we're exchanged will
the President who wished the members SAT,
return to their homes. The yeas and nays or
"A motion TO take up a territorial BILL broush
The hour of O'Clock. II was tie. The Speak
er decided in the negative, just as the hour ar
rived. A message to the Senate was moved
informing that body that the House, hsvin,
completed its Legislature business, was now read
to adjourn. Mr.. Wise objected to the messag
as untrue. A debate arisiag, tbs Speaker an
nounced the hour Of two having arrived, th
| House stood adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
From the Globe.

DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS.
1t is cheering to the friends Of popular Gov
erumcnt to see the great heavnss of the mul-
tidinous deep, now that the great principles es-
tablishing the soveignty of the people are
broucht into danger. The MONEY POWER
which has been broodng conquest of the
rights Of the many-a sway taxing and con-
trolling the community, Government, and all,
now ihs, it threatens a storm, percepes the
well and moving OF the vas, waves, that will
toss, aud may overwhelm its argosies. The
Great Georgia Convention was the first remark
able movement. Nirsinia's Democracy tas We
perceive from the Richmond F. nquirerI is pre-
pairing for district conventions in all quarters,
and y general State convention in September,
| in Abemarle. kentucky's Democracy, on the
l1th instant, held one of the greatest eouven-
tious that has been obtained for many years,
/ lu Maine, New York indeed overr where, the
/ celebrations ofihe Fourth have been ssnaized
/ by an enthusiasm which eviuces deep and all
pervading interest in the present political crisis
/ Our columns have not exhibited these intense
! symptoms OF the growing earnestness of polti-
/ cal sentiment among the people; but now that
Congress has adjourned, and left our print open
to the people, we shall endeavor to make it re-
fleet truly and fully the movement Of the masses.
! One striking circumstance marks the present
epoch among the people. From all quarters they
make it point 10 call out the opinions of the
prominent public men engaged in their service
4 Letters are addressed to them--their presence
invited, or responses to opinions expressed by
written correspondence. All the pron,inen,
Democratic statesmen, including the President
Vice President. distinguished Senator's. and
msmbers Of the House of Representatives. and
many private citizens OF known ability and
probi,y. have been thus drawn in. to bear a par,
in the rsmotrst sssemSisges Of the people
We have before us nsw in the Georgia. Ken
lucky. and Haiue papers. some Of the finest eS
positions Of p'in-ir's, ,ol bes, ,ennper:s upos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
More Good News from Louisiana, {!

By yesterdays mail we received further re-
turns from Louisiana. hat not yet complete.
IL appears we have gained majority OF one IN
the Senate. aud four to six members Of the
House. The returns from the Third Con-
Cressional District. including some that are
doubtful, place Moore the whis candidate. 2s5
votes ahead. with tw" parishes to hear from.
which are expected to give demoerslic major
tiles, and may give enough TO elect VIM.
We have good reason to be satisfied with the
result OF the LOUISIANA elestion; for we have
gained in both branches of the state Legisls-
lure. and one, il not two. members Of Congress.
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
/ The mail to- day briggs rumored returns from
all the remaining parishes Of the Third District.
except two; and the vote on this basis stands
1914 majority for Moore. the Whig candidate.
Ia Of the parishes the majority is given on
| ly in part. and in three others, (which return
the strongest Democratic votes.) the result is
given by the Whig papers a. mere verbal
! Taking, however the reported returns. Winn.
! if he receive in the remaining two parishes his
expected vote. will he elerred by small ma
lority. We have hardly doubt Of the result.
/ In the Senate. parties stand nine Democrats,
eight Whigs-last year nine Wings. eigh,
Democra,s-showing a gain of one and a ma
jority Of one for The Administration.
/ Ia The House. it is expected that the Wing
majority will betwo or three. So far the Dem
ocrats have gained six Representatives and lost
one. In the parish OF Rapides. Two opposing
candidates were a tie. when The casting vote
was given by the presiding officer TO the Wing
Mobile Register.
! LOUISIANA ELEcrIpS.-The New Orleans
I Bee Of the l4,h instant says: notwithstanding
/ all the returns have not been received, still c.
nough have arrived to warrant the belief that
one Representative in Congress, majority IN
the Stale Senate. and five or six Representatives
! in the Stale legislature, have been gained by
the Democratic party.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

the tunes. in letters from distinguished Repub-
lican. that any struggle has ever brought forth.
We will spread them before our readers. We
hope they will compare them with the log cabin
and cider barre xhibitions Of the deliberate as
semblies Of the Federal party at Baltimore.
Columbus, Fort Meigs. TipPeeanoe, aud es-
pecially with those lucid Developments Of Gen
.ral HARRIsos, in his letters 10 Lyons and
EvAs.. foot for the public eye,) and in his For
Meigs speech. in which all was forgotten bp
himself
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
UNITED STATES SHIP VIScESNEs,
March 10, 1910.


Sir have the honor to .repor, that having
completed our outfits and observations AZ sgd
nPy y. s. W. the exploring squadron under
my command, composed Of this ship. the Pea
cock Porpoise and FLYING Fish, salcdin com.
pany on tbe cath Of December. with my in
struciions to proceed south as Car as practica-
hic, and cruise within the Antsrtic oceao.--
Copies Of the Instructions were forwarded to
you with my despatch, No, 81.
We continued in company until the first oi
January. when we parted company with the
flying Fish, and with the Peacock in a fog on
the third.
Ithen s'ccrej, with the Porpoiss in company,
ior our first rendezvous, Macquain's Island aud
from thence to Emerald Island. our second
rendezvous. having passed over the supposed
locality of the latter in long. 162d som. +. lat.
Sid l5m. ). without seeing land or meeting
"'h the Peacock OF Flying Fish.
Va the l0ih Of January. being in lat Gid s.
we 'e'' IN with the first iceapds and confined
steering 70 the southward among many ice
pefes' winch compelled Us TO change our
course reqnen,ly ia avoiding them.
"a ihe i2Iih we run into bsv of field ice in
iDng. losd' o5m. T., and lat, eid. lin, s..
presenting perfect barrier to our progress
fa'h'r south; heavy fog ensuing. during
wnich we pafteo company with the Porpoise.
her commander having directions TO follow nv
written instructions in ihs, event.
7 had determined TO leave each vessel IN Nc,
indepcpdanily. believing it would tend to give.
u possible, a greater degree Of emulation 10 rs
al and being well satisfied that owinr 10 the
re and thick weather IL would be Impossible IA
ro3,3ve tong ~ eon'psny. deemed j, pzs'eys
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
JOHN ca MPBELL,
FRANCIS +. RlVES,
WV. MEDILL.
A. V. BROWN.
PHILIP +. THOMAS.

The NV ESeLAND ASD NEW YORK
yAns.-The Globe OF Thursday evening says
I'VE are requested by the Postmaster General
to call The attention Of the public to the fact,
that the advertisement OF the post routes in New
England aud New Yosk is soon to be prepared
for the mail service from the lsi Of July le4l'
aud that it is intended carefully to rs-ehamioe
the different routes, with the view to sueh alier-
atoms aud improvements. Indicated by change
OF circumstances, IS may increase the euicieusy
and facilities Of the msii service. IN reference
to this important object. suggestion, Of aliera-
,ions and improvements arc invited frem those
VINO may feel an interest in particular routes
or ~ 'he rneil service geosiei'y."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
GEORGIA..

On the 4th Of July an immense gathering OF
delegates from the Union party. and from a
portion Of the State Rights party assembled at
MilIedgevie. and there, laying aside all former
differences. united in firm resolve 10 oppose
the election of Gen. Harrison.
An o,at;on was delivered on the scc aston by
NJ. II. Mc'ALLIsTER. Esq. Of Savannah. which
is highly praised in the Georgia papers as most
able and eloquent production.
The right spirit is evidently aroused IN that
state; and Notwithstanding the prediction OF
renegade democrat and whig false prophet
her vote will be given, by an overw elml ng
majority, for MARTIN VAN BUREN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

STATISTICS OF TonAcco.-It has been re
ported by the Committee appointed at the Con-
vention Of Tobacco Planters held in May last.
1T Washington, that there are about one mil
lion five hundred thousand souls engaged in the
manufacture and cultivation Of tobacco in the
United States. ore million of whom arc in the
States Of Virgins. Maryland. Kentucky and
Missouri. Allowing the population Of all the
States to be fifteen millions. then it appears that
one tenth Of our people are in some way engag-
ed in the tobacco business, either rs cultivators
or manufacturers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

O. At democratic meeting recently held
in Mercer County Pa, there wero seventeen
Vice Presidents ALL OF WHOM SERVED
UNDER GEN. HARRISON AT FORT
MEIGS. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF
ONE WHO SERVED UNDER GRO
CHAN AT THE VICTORIOUS DE
FENCE OF FORT STEPHENSON
The soldiers Of GENERAL Harrison don't
seem 10 think so very highly Of his military
career as others who know nothing aboutt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

The BALLOON returned from New York
on Saturday morning, and has resumed her
regular trips on the river. While in New York
she was hauled up, cleaned and repaired, and
is now in first rate order. Yesterday morning
she brought down from Providence TO Mt
Hone on an excursion, about 700 passengers,
principally Sunday School Children and their
Teachers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

STEAM on COMMON RoADs.-It is stated IN
an English paper that steam carriage went
from Brighton to Depiford in three hours aud
half over the stage road. The distance. we
believe, is IS miles. The introduction Of steam
for the ordisary purposes Of travel on the Eng
Iish post roads, has long been deemed Prae'ies-
BILE, aud the matter is now settled.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

THr NEXT ELLcTIoas.-Siate Elections
take place on the Sd Of August, in the follow
ing Slates-Alabana, Kentucky, Indiana, Hin
ois and Missouri 10 Illinois, members OF Con-
cress will be elected at the same time. The
election in North Carolina commences in July
and continues in August, different counties 70
ting on different days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

Distress.-Wbat has caused the universal
distress which exists at the present time 10
Eoslanj, especially in the manufacturing dis
trcts-van Burcu and the Sub-treasury! Let
the British Wing papers answer. The New
Era. in abiding to this subject. remarks:
Not~ outstanding the fact that no Specie
Circular ever existed in England-no des'rlc-
tire Sub-ressury heard of--thst although they
had no Jackson to destroy the Bank OF Eng
land. or Van Bursn to break the chslus 'ns'
bouud the governmsnt to monied ins''u''ops. o,''.
their commsreisi euibsuassmenis are a, u''s
moment unprecedented. Banks are oress.s
firms that have been eousidered 6eyoho 'no
reach Of danger. have given way TO me prs,u. 'r,
thousands are fleeing 10 paris unAnoNr' se'..' o.
to prevent starvation at home al 'ppsA'' wv"
sernaiion aud dismay."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

We should like to know whether, in the opln
ion OF DIR. Parsons, it was Com. Perry or Gen
Harrison, who gained the victory on Lake Erie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

0FsThe brig Confidence Of this port. Capt.
Charles Cozzens, arrived at New York on
"Wednesday last. from New Orleans. brought,
with other freight, 100000 in specie, for the
Bank of America, n. Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

or the vancancies Is are Dcms. and Feds.
The Democrats will certainly elect Senators in
New Hamsphre, North Carolinan. South Car
olins. Georgia. Alabama. Mississippi, Tennes-
see, Arkansas, and elect one in Maine. making
10 in all. and probably one in Illinois and ons
in New Jersey and Virginia. each making more,
so that the Democrats will certainly have q,
and very probably 81 Of the SO Senaors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

STATE OF TRApT.--Men are apt 10 be i'm
pressed too deeply with present events. But
no present condition Of trade in orr country will
ever be of long duration. Expansions and de-
pressons must follow each other. though not oi
so terrific n character always, we hope, as the
last. Trade. in onr country, speedily RECEIVERS
from its depressions. let them be never so great.
The languor Of business which now exists, is
the result of great desease, and great quackery
in the economical doctors. The expanding
policy gave way in 1887 but there was a large
class of fuanciers who insisted that expansion
vas still TO be kept up as cure tor itself. Yhe
United States Bank, itself too leebly TO stand a.
lone, undertook TO shoulder the feebleness OF
the country tokcep up cotton to irsna,ural and
proper position, and force trade in III it's depart
ments to activity. The consequence was that
the whole fabric broke down the second time.
worse than the first. The great expansions OF
the u. s. Bank. and all the other banks which
acted with IL, must Of necessity be eomnressed
Debts of vast amount must be paid, before the
money can circulate again, or credit exist.
| The souuI and certain process of cure is now
going on, and health gradually returning. |,
We could have the stimulus of another National
Baak suddenly applied, il would no doubt be
an instantaneous relief But 1t wonlJ he MAC.
ing all things at hazard again. Our children
would probably bear the reaction ofour deliver
ance. in rcvulsions such as have attended tn,
! demise Of the late Bank. Our present cours,
tends to system more substantial and safe thar
the one which has broken down. and broke ev
cry thing in its fall.--Iournal Of Conmere.