The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14


done more to make war upon States Rights than
all others together. The connection of this Geor-
gia msmber,=his peNahaEns zeal -naasEeREs..
sentation of his constituents his election as am
opposition man, and his union with Mr. Van Blu
rem, are at least suspicious. Not only has he
lost the confidence of the men who eaee=h trusted
him, but the respect of all men who have much
regard for consistency of character, OF fair dcal
ing.
the Snnatas thAEes zqssSte a
proposition to meet at II instead of -, as usual
There IS a class OF persons always endeayoring3
tontake show 5f work before tire pedpls and
that class is precisely the that eectthe least
The true worics are those WHO meet III the Com
mittce rooms and mature the business, not those
hwRo desire to meet earlier, and while away the
time in listless inactivity. The motion ofcourse
| was carried. "a 1l- aaszat e
IsslsA, very modest proposition was made by
some of its friends in theshape of memorial,
asking from the Government grant of land to
make q. CONTROVERSIAL road from Boston 10 the
AT;ss;sS;np; R;vers 7a1lgs af-saA - -
hAississAPpi II M NS res -nusIis -oZ '3li
> 1.-The BANKRU PIT BILL ~
a'Fhis subject was again before the Ssnate,i and
MIR. Crittenden addressed the body in speech of
great power and effect, in favor efthat unhappy
class whose operations have been rendered fruit
less, and whose cxertions are parslized, through
.the--yvar made by the present administration
t against the commerce and the7currcncy Of the
country He painted with great power the I'M
| happy condition of the unfurtuaate insolvent,
shose services were lost to thenselses, to their
families and to their country, and made an APP
peal to the Senators whether: 1t was not theirdu-
lty; at 1east todo sonethihgthat would raise this
mcrito r-iops class from their present depressed
and degraded condition. zs1. AL as. -
I. II Mr.. WALL. spoke in-repIy, contending forths
necessity of embracing corporations: 1T was his
duty, helsaid, to act ON this subject the present
session. He insisted that we must lock to the
EEnglisha Bankrupt;laws for the principles on
which to graft ours; and that law confined the
privileges to- traders only, though the law had
been somewhat relaxed since.
GdrasWall was=7still speaking when this was
despatched. ...-. ,-..-...r,-ef lvfegr.r
.za. . i,.1sa E, NEw5 YoRk, 12ihMay, 1S4esa
at twelve O'Clock to-day, the ceremony Of, in
Sailing the new Corporation into office came off,
and it is to be hoped that it win be the last OF
the kind with the present ineuInbents- Another
year Of municipal Inisrule is before US i and. all
the exertiaaslcof Mr.. Earian must be brought
into action to satisfy the people Of this city that
he is competent to reign over, their adestinies.
The Mayoris clever man in his own way, but
IS too much undcrsthc control of the slam bang
party Of -Tammany Hail. When he discards
, THAT influence, we maylook for more order in
pnr police arrangements, but while he submits
to- the tlssaoraiising counseIs of such party Of
destructive, whes have no regard for law or de
cency.s.ye can expect no Improvement in these
The election news from eve quarter is cheer
ing to the friends of Harrison. NewJersey Is
again triumphant. The Charter election in
New brunswick has resulted in the election Of
Wing Mayor, by a majority of l09.,v The
whole Wing ticket for Aldermen is elected by
an average majority ofi12s. Last year the aver
age majority 81. ..5--.s-5 -
The. Legislature Of this State will adjourn on
Thursday. 49,. ,is----.e.zE
| II
before most anxious New y ork audience on
Thursday evening" There has been 50 great a
demand for tickets at. the Park, that the MAJ
naeers, have found it necessary to raise the
prices, in order to prevent, if possible, the spe-
| culations Of individuals, who have been making
applications for seats in the pitsand gallery, with
view of selling them at advanced prices. Poor
r.,
pointed, andiwilf not dsappoint the expectations
of the public, Her great reputation in Europe,
heralded by Bennett on her arrival, has set the
theatrical community mad and she must do
great things to crafty the anticipations Of her
admirers rN sEF7u : T15aE
/ The British Queen is expected in the course of
the week and will give you the first notice other
arrival She will bring important news, and her
appearance is looked for with great interest. If
sheieft England on the FIRST Of May, She will
probably be here on Saturday. fss s,asl-a .ls-esa
In Foreign Exchange, very little is doing since
the departure Of. the Great Western, and prices
have not Varied u 9 - - ....,.,s -
Exchange Oh Baltimore todayis 94a to g95.--s
On 81 to e ls.-.s1 = - = :,
u. S. Bank stock has advanced per cent. Z
North, American Trust and Manhat tan Bank
haxelboth declined t.aaut -lia i'ff ilef 1ss :.
sarss At THE Mas. u s..sa
9 sSsias Ri Tinted teas States Bank 1 %
g 20 90 dos n Amer TSsulst,. a,gss - e.
900 ~; do do -'.3 ~ do. y. 2 II 39i
ax~sa IA Ia