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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11

A friend from Poplar Ridge writes us
that the scoundrel sry CHAMBERLAIN,
who betrayed his trust TO Col. Woodruff,
got possession of his papers from Mrs.
W., and took them over to the court mar
tial at Kingston, where they oecasioned
the gallant Coils execution and one Of his
companions, is in Jail in Syracuse on
charge Of crime against the laws of this
country. Patriots, from Sandwich to
Gaspe, and from Michigan to Maine,
% remember Chamberlain ~ M Ken
sie's Gazette.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11

Extract from the Hon. Henry Clay's
Speech on the Sub Treasury Bill, Jan.
90, 1910, as reported in the New York
Daily Express.
1--WE are told by the President of the u.
States, in his Message at the opening Of
the session, that great moneyed power
exists in London that exercises a powerful
influence on this country; that il is the re-
suit OF the credit system: and that every
hank established in remote village in this
country becomes bound 10 that power bv
a cord which it touches at its pleasure.
There is, sir some truth in this repre-
sentation, and every genuine American
must feel it with shame and regret. 1t is
melancholy fact that the arrival Of steam
vessels in the port of New York from
England is looked for with more curiosity
and interest on account of the financial
intelligence which they bear from London
and the bank Of England, than the arrival
Of the mail from Congress"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11
NOR L III A Me II G A Y.

TAs Pcitaeusi and Brooches Taz.-By
a correspondence between Collector Me-
DoaeI OF Detroit, and the Comptroller al
Washington, I find thst persons coming
from Canada into these free States are Iva
bic 30 be taxed lol the clothes on their
backs unless they wear old ciothes!li II
Is pltiul and penurlous enough 10 raise
revenue thus; bot the seizure ola woman's
shit and pettieoat, or Of q mans breaches
and shirt because OF their norelfy, II he
or she refuse or is unable to pay tribute 10
Caesar, must be an amusing process ia
this land OF liberty and equality. Perhaps
Congress will appropriate part OF The
" clothes on your or your wiie's back tax"
TO pay for my food while detained IN this
peniIentiary, instead Of pilIaglng my III
treated family, or placing noe on feion's
allowance. praised .amertcdn generosi-
~ FOR eighteen long years, but II was be-
fore the enforcement oil q tribute on Can
adian exIes, their shoes and stockings!
We may expect to hear soon that Collec-
tresses are appointed on the frontier, by
the cringiug government which allowed
the British officers frank TO pass Ia the
Astor House and American at New York,
on their way to fight against liberty IN
Canada, without opening them. -.Hdcken
-ie's Gazette.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11

.HagnGnimity Of the British Govern
ment.-A woman has been indicted for
petit treason in Montreal. Her trial was
fixed for the % Of March. In this en-
lghiened age such an act ought to be
looked upon as black and indelibIe stain
upon the robes OF English Royalty. But
every jewel in the Royal disdem is set in
blood, there is no virtue, no honor, no great
ness TO be found under British crown.
They transport not only men, but WoNEs
and CHILDREN in Canada for speaking
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11

War looks very probable, and that be-
fore many months. The conduct of the
British is the same false, hypocritical shut
fling so usual with that nation. = Ohio
Statesman of FEB. Is.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-11

LETTER from Canadian lady to her sister
concerning the imprisonment Of her coun-
trymen, the cruelty Of the British, &c. &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WAsHINGros Cry. Ma

WAsHINGroN CITY, March 80.
The result Of the meeting at Masonic Hall, has
reached this city, and has had effect and very
decided effect amongus. 1t has dampened the ar
dor of one party, and increased that of the other
1t has, in a word, worked wonders, and will not
be forgotten. Which of the two sides of parti-
will IS gain most by it, remains to be seen
and told at the next election. The wings here re-
greet, almost to man, the passage of the regis
try act and unite in avowing it their opinion that
it will tend to the injury of their prospects say
this the authority Of many of them, and of course
canrot say or know any thing about facts that are
yet to expire. You of New York must manage your
affairs in yonr way.
The business of Congress has been very limited
to-day The whole day was devoted to the recep-
ton and reference of petitions and memorials. Nest
of the petitions were local and of importance;
few only were of public nature.
large numbhr of abolition affairs ere presented,
all OF which, Notwithstanding the efforts of Messrs.
John @. Adams, Christopher Morgan and others,
laid the table and strangled, under the rule
Of the 10th of January, commonly called Cost John
sons resolution. The House sat till o'clock, and
adjourned after all the petitions had been got in.
In the Senate, the Treasury Note Bill was called
up, and opposed at length by Mr.. Webster, on the
ground mainly, that Mr.. Van Buren, in his annual
message, mad presented the condition OF the country
in most fatterng condition, the money asked for
by the bill could not be wanted, or if wanted, the
representations made by the President, embraced in
his annual message must be unfoundcd in fact and
false
If the government really needed supplies, he was
not opposed to voting them in the shape of loan;
but, under any circumstances, was opposed to the
issue ofTreasury Notes.
Mr.. Hubbard, of New Hampshire, followed Mr..
Webster, in support Of the bill He went into
what of elaborate analy of facts shew the
cessty of voting the supplies asked for by the bill,
and proved to his satisfaction il not to the sat
isfacton of others, that there difference be-
tween raising money by treasury notes and loan
direct.
After Mr.. Hubbard had concluded, running con-
vcrsation kept up for about hour, of no very
great importance or intcrest-when the vote on the
passage of the bill was taken, and il decided in
affirmative, by very large majority only nine Sc
majors, believe, voting against it. The notes will
be in Wall street by next Tuesday
Information hes been received in town to-day
which states, that large bodies of Indians are col
lecting on tho North Western Border in the neigh
borhood of Lake Huron, and Fort Maiden. ! do
not know, but there may be cause for excite
ment after all, but do not believe it.
Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

{r3- Mr.. WILLIAMS, the English Oculist, may We con
suited at his rented house sud which in 1897 he called
Providing House No iis rosdwsy corner Canal street
Nc a. day except Sundays, between the hours OF
Add 3, until the is OF May, isivhere all postpaid letters
viii be duly answered without any expense One OF tn
pa uts who have been restored slh by Mr. viii
lamss remedies since bis arrival in New York may be
almost every day AZ O'Clock. with other patients his
house, who have also been esQred although her had
been entirely covered With thick coat or covering from four
alter her birth. She upward forty Years
old and highly respectable She she totally blind
aud with the other cpsd only the light color
distinctly and th y The course OF her life than hun
dred have declared u TO be impossible do
any good she now however only the iht IN
s sye which had been totally blind but Distinguish oh.
ecs IN both The first time She have ever
seen any object The face gf any dy gentleman,
House both HON had been
10 sigh, nv Mr. Williams, and now quite we'll
part OF the above house 90 let and may be had
or hs whole nf ie second aud third floors
frat on Nav newt By application TO Mr.. WlLLAMS,on the
FIRST flow any day except Sunday, from II to socloch
api 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Ten Trade.

Since the Of the troubles China there has been
excitement the Tea Merchants Within the past msnh
lower qualities, suchas Canton made have declined
three to four pound Sales made of that
scrption cents This is owing, probably
the quantity of all kinds ia marketthere being
tss ten carsoe; nsod namely The Naygator T6ton, Mo-
Sabiua Albion Splendid, Girad, do Canada do,
Florida, and Onedas, worth in the aggregate, two million dol
lars and perhaps. two and half
Large Quantities have recently been shipped 10 England and
the ongd, WHICH sailed ths morning las several hundred
chests. More will 60 forward by the next packet.
This morning. invoice per Robert Fulton, offered;
terms six months The sale fair and passed off
follows:
half chests y fy atal cents so 10 ID boxes do at
- do al 2 40 do Gc 20 do at do at 49c 10 M chests
do extra five 7Tc 10 do AZ sac 10 ID boxes Imperial
erb IS half chests Gunpowder ec per H. 20 chests
cong Noha from 80 $50 lbs 80 h boxes per III
half chests Orange feccc, S7c s chests Pouchong Anko
at s4e s. do 1t sac per b; 81 do extra fine at asc.
Ihecao Of the Morea is to be Offered this week the Sabi-
mas next week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
p O S Il s G. r | p II
FTVE O'CLOCK.
THE REGISTRY BILL "A Law OF THE
State

At 5o'clock this morning we received the Albany
papers containing the following document of Gov.
Seward, giving his approval of the much talked of
Registry Bill-it is now, consequently Law of the
State.
The following message received from the Co
vernon:
To THE SENATE:
have this day approved and signed the bill enti-
tied An act TO prevent Illegal voting in the city of
New York, and TO promote the convenience of legal
voters"
In making this communication deem it my duty
respectfully to inform the Legislature that careful
examination of the bl induces abeliefthat there de-
fleets in its details, without the correct of which
the laudabe purposes the Legislature may not be
accomplished.
IL is evidently the intention Of the Legislature
that the bill shall go into effect immediately so as
to apply TO the Charter Election ia the City of New
York, which is to take place within fifteen days,
and inasmuch defects found in any provi-
sions of the bill which affect that election, have
approved it. There will be sufficient time to make
any amendments which may be found necessary
previous to the adjournment Of the Legislature.
WILLIAM. III. SEWARD.
albany, March 30M, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

PHILApELPHIA, Tuesday, p. M.
The examination of evidence on the part of Mr..
insersol in the contested election between him and
Mr. Naylor, closed yesterday evening, and the wit
nesses of Naylor were called today. Several have
been sworn, and so far nothing has been elected,
save an attempt to discredt John c. Gill as wit
ness, on the opposite side.
The case Of murder, in which Geney, the Ger
man, the prisoner, is still continued in the Oyer
and Terminer.
The sales of stocks today at the second board were
very small-only7 shares Of Lehigh having been
sold at $50. In the morning about $50 shares of U.
S. Stock sold for 7S l-2.
As you have been informed, the rcsump ton bill
for January, lSiI passed the Senate yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

the Of Europe with the articles wehave been
led views not that we imagine probable or bare
possible bat TO show that really Of
c. Britain TO keep the than for this country Anothec
which also putsEngand her they
dependant foreign countries for supply of corn which
the event of would be Off We idea that the
of that country will involve such fearful results
order to in unjust claim 1t is however, the duty
Of this government to of the
caim in order that the commercial interest may iengersu
Ter by its agitation ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
TI,e Corn Trnne.

This market is rather quietbut Philadelphia and Baltimore
active. IL estimated ha hundred thousand
barrels have been purchased those markets during
month"; for coas wise and fore ign Shipment
Prices here for Gcnessee little rmer
the small stock Sales for home have been made today
high S5s7 barrel There fair supply southern de.
scriPtions, which sell at S5,I2t up to $3.50
Within the month the operations -four in this country
the aggregate have been very and at reduced
Heavy shipments making throughout the west to the At
ac coast and the majority OF the producers
every exerten push forward their supplies Ii estimated
that the receipts this Cincinnati and other Places the
Chic will double what they last All these operations
show the large productions Of 1885, and the gives
idea of The reduciio n prices:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

Appointments By THE PREsIpESr.-Hiram p.
Hastings, Of New York, to be Consul of the United
States for the port Of Trinidad dc Cuba, in the place
OF Henry Ulshoeher, deceased. Allen Wardwell,
Surveyor and Inspector of the Revenue at Bristol,
X. |. from the 18th March, 1910, when his late com
mission expired.
William Member, Collector of the Customs at
Edenton, North Carolina, vice Robert Ezell, who
declined the appointment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Am'tcarried M


This large amount Of the productions of industry sub
ject the competition OF the foreign manufacturers who
consequence Of faulty currency always able To under
sell the United States manufacturer, even IN goods the
material of which grown soil In the event Of
the prices of al goods would until tc same quantity
Of cotton which IL scbt abroad and returned manufactured
would be used factories and the actual value OF
all articles Of consumption b. governed b the immense agr
cultural productions Of toe Western States Tie south would
be IN the end real by the change and the permanency
OF the Union much by making the South DEEPEN
dent upon the North end East for the sale Of her cottons
well as for supply 81 pruduce.
The events ci The past w years have proved that anaons
debl incurred FOR the expenses of would be oles harm
Than the accumulation Of surplus during Of illacous
prosperity The only interests then which would suffer IN any
great gree would be the commercial interest by which $780,
100000 of goods anualy exported and much inn
ported The capitol thus employed woud find employ
en in the distribution o the
and even oiaicw conuu would find the
try much inprov in is domestic economy
TONED te rely ON its surrss while England. after
immense OF bio and treasure will have gained
thing but will not only have lost &C her
manufactured goods bat viii have created rival in supplying
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

The statement Of the Detroit paper, that letters
had been intercepted passing between the British
authorities in Upper Canada to raise the frontier
tribes Of Indians, glad to find, is not con-
frmed. IL originated, presume, IN the circum-
stance Of the American Indians having been invited
TO the British territories to receive presents
Globe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

Cleared.
Orleans Sears Nor,saG's Woec Hori. Savannah Jos
Chas Carroll Matsoras, Malaga Dunlap River
Gambia; Wakua, Ra,oon, Mobile; Larkin, Vera
orlrans; British Queen, % Robert., London.
Orig Caspar Hauser Adams, Us FIN Maanzas Sc to
Brig Virgins Potter DIS I'm Wilmington, NC cotton, &c to
brig Hancock Leslie d' I'm Charleston cotton, &c to Z
schr sarab smith, days I'm oporio, with wne &c to
schr Heroine vanduzer is I'm Jacksonville, EF, md1
sehr Control. silsbce. de fn Virginia, wood, SC.
One ship, two bngs-wnd w, fresh.
Oxford Rathbone Liverpool; JOAN, Curling. Bristol Eng;
Eden, London; Mooa Charleston, and others.
General Record.
The Jo,eph LgrdThis pilot boat will be got of IN day
500 n be able TO raise and launch her.
Loss offhe CamHrThe soop Camilla. which sailed hence
LAG. sao1rSsy , ,or asroe en- sae sge and bsea inn
mcdiatey. Captain aud crew saved Vessel lost IL Is ques
onahe whehr the cargo will be saved not the wind
SSssreck-The Proteo Genocsel from Palermo for this
port ashore at Fire Island Part Of the cargo consisting OF
lemon and Orans''''' land.i m damaged state
Marshall from New YorR for Maianzas of Double Headed
Shot Keys.
BosreS, March Qcld sun, Niekerson New York; Fresd
Baker, do; Consul, Perry, do 40 49,
FRo3rDrScr, March YEAR. Express, Mclaughlin, New
NEWPORT March qs-arr Henry Allen Taunton Cor NYork
Yankee, Brlghtman, Providence Cor do -
PoRrLANo, March 9o--Below. Free 1rsder, Ny ork
poeI shaw Chase, d.; arr brown nelly Baltimore; 18th
CID Lewis Csss Hysy Niork Science, Tgossr, de-
pool Ontario, Proctor, NYork below Nashville aud oconee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

shows an immense La ing on IN Price especially in the
eoation the high rates of freight There has rot for
been greet scarcity of yesst apparent the
southern porte This has hal nut retarng
one hall oia Tie made since the first
large amount will doubt operate favorahy upon the
market in Liverpool, and further decline prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

We regret to learn, from Knoxville, that Judge
Whites health, since his return from Wasbin gton,
is extremely prccarousso much So, that his friends
indulge the most alarming fears for his safety-Na-
fional fnfeiigencer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

~ IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
L1>Sc-l0uN WILLIAMS Veterinary suIgeo,. r.
S specially informs is friends aud the pub
4-lc. that he cont practicing successfully on the
. dncr,n diseases Incidental 10 that nokle animal the
Horse, AZ his old established Veterinary Est hshnsnt AZ the
sign Of the Golden Horse No sas BroOme street. few doors
east Of the Bowtry, New York.
Mr. WILLIAMS in thanking his numerous friends for their
hind patronage during period cftweye IN bis extensive
business IN this city takes this opportunity onorming them
he hes eonsieraby improved bis lnhrary aud has hed NJ
number OF convenient Ground Floor stalls Tor sick
Horses, which will be attended 20 with bis usual
toaiy and attention. The fact of Mr. Williams being
larry educ aed and brought the profession the
both England and France and having had much is
sufficient guarantee that those entrustng hm with the of
their Horses rely upon the utmost M and attention be-
ing paid to them Mr. Williams would also suggest TO his
friends the be derived rom empIoying him
examination Of Horses for sale His services offered
both the aud the seller and his
o @ perfect formation Of the Horse cannot bat prove bene
fetal,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

DAINTS.-20 kegs Purple Brown
~ kegs brunswick Green
10 kegs Brunswick Blue
per ship Siddcus, from Liverpool, for sale nv
fERssE 4 BROOKS M a I.b~x<v "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
sales at the stock Exchange.
- SALE. Ar THE sEooSp BOARD,
Cotton Trade.

The adyices from England have, they progressed
South the animation in the different markets.
generally caused depression in prices There but lit
doubt that the will 10000 bales The follow
ing table of e receipts, stock and exports for this year.
AID the two previous ones.
Year Stock. ReceiPts Exports. pesSeis Ldg
March 1910, 5cs27o l,3li,e22 75s,s7s il5
- 1882 432,0S9 s6l243 43s,5sl So
1888, 4O5,ss7 12e4,se4 75s $50 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

On Tuesday, sis March, James Faon in the 52d OF
his after short but severe illness
this O'Clock, NO 25 Monroe
The friends Of the family respectfully to attend
MORNING nERhLD --sHIP NE w :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Married


On the 3st ult by the Rev Or Ferris John A. Gray to Ma
ry Throckmorton both o! this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

The receipts thus lar sanding the toward events
have been nearly bales larger ban nearly
City larger than last year, at this time The prices
all the ports about cent OF the this
ear The following table of the prices Liverpool class
hcaon, in the ea!ing ports, at the latest dates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

ID he performed, y
The Wanderers Of The CARGO; Scmmerseng By Master w
Dse Ancient Crecan Games, by MIR Jennings; Mr. Cadwa
sder With his pupis 10 the srite Of he Morning Star; Tight
Rope, by MIR Derious; Gnroy his Arabian
Comic Songs, Fancy Dances &c; Master Coleman will sing
ym-aong Iosey and introducing the Campo Hornp and
Grapevine Twist &c. The whole TO conclude with the Bar
Der
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

ROWERY AMPIilTIIEATRE No. 81 BOWEEY-
~ and renarkA VINO visit the boyes from the opening
of the doors the spacious and brilliantly illuminated
nagere, where amidst hundred beasts and birds
beauty and rarity be the proud
the untameabe black gerthe of serpentsons leo
pards psnthers monarch tigers elephants, rhnoceros
wilderness of monkeys" and all without
0bserve!lhc doors viii be orencdat O'clock the pub
lie admitted TO the Ienagerie Immediately, thus ar
hour and half to view the splendid Giraffe &c.
fnrmances begin al half past seven. -
THIS EVENING, April l, the entertainments will com.
with the Spectacle Mazeppa; Massa Pelham;
Groupings; White Sergeant SC. &c. To conclude with st.
Gear nd fhe -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints Of pr
yate nature-Rememher. whatever other medicine
take is your health and money thrown awaytha IN time
this terrible retrbuton Of mans wckeduess will
show itself in horrible form, Then apply AT once the
only absolute earth at Dvisisn st. VI erva For
partc uiars, sdvertisemebts on outside msl Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Port OF New York, April 4.

PACKETS TO ARRIVE. 4 PACKETS TO DEPART.
Montrca Gring, March President Chadvick, April |
Gladiator, Britton, March 10 British Qsccn, (s April
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus Trooper, March ". America Lowber, April
Sheridan Depeyster, March 10 boseius Collins, April
Albany, Watson, March Baltimore Funok, April /