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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, March 20--6 p. N.

At the Board Of Brokers thus morning, there down.
ward tendency prices Sales small u 3.
Bank declined per cent-Deaware and Hudson l-North
American Trust and Banking Company preserved yesterdays
rates For Corporation bonds, per cent premium Of
fred and asked, without sales This indication that
money seeksg desirable investments There sales OF
the old bonds that fall due per premium The
bonds have about Known and safe seeur
ties Of this hind readily taken up in the absence Of short
strictly business paper Some loans have been made very
select mortgages but general rule mortgages and accom-.
mediation paper cnnst be negotiated because the public mind
has acquired Justly Of confidence the whole
Of individual borrowers No capitalist feels safe in in
yestng b money in thing else than NewYor Corpora
ton State stocks and in real business paper This
evinced to-day. when per premium
York Corporation bonds Illinois and Alabama bonds sold
public auc on follows
$40 M,ba@asP sterling bonds payable in ls..1s pre
$4,000 Illinois, dollar is7o-7ol
5000
The interest the Alabama bonds payable by the Roth
childs in London The Illinois interest payable either in
Philadelphia New York at the option Of the holder The
Of the sale rather singular requiring that the buyer soud
pay the aueoneer $40 services at the sale the
acoueer agreed to take S. This evnce the Of the
market regard the relative standing Of stocks The bonds
Of the city Of New York. burdened she with debt are al
premium while those Of the Eastern States at discount
Of Is o per
We have called upon the
Of the Manhattan Committee, in their report relative 10 the
Bonds recev die" the table Of which published yes,er
day In That table the two fiowisg items appear -
Name q n.off9"c' =, oechttH .fsnoUH When made
Gabriel Mead, Mortgage Ou35
Pine street Anil
y. 4 n. g. Carnes, House aud lot in 'f'
Poughkeepsie s.6Ts Dec. ts3s
These transactions bot sales property by the Man
haitian Bank Of the purchase money remaining on bond
and mortgage In the Of Mr. Mead il as
due, which not the case but the interest paid up 10
Januory, 1884, MIR Mead has frequently rendered yment
wchhas been refused In the the Messrs
due until December next anI the has paid IN full
The mortgage has bee transferred the Greenwich Bank,
and Mr. Carnes not indebted to tie Manhattan Bank
would appear from the report Of the committee
We will to-day take tie descrptio sfioan made BY
this bank which those stocks securities This table
contains list of y who have had sioissoii o.
this the prominent borrowers have been follows;
srocE LsAx. OF rHE MANusrrAS BANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
Correspondence of the HeraldJ

Harrisburg, March "a, 1910.
The resolution which passed the House yester-
day, a1thorisng the Governor to borrow 81 900 600
of the United States Bank was brought nm in the
Senate today, and on motion of Mr. Bell. an after
the word g resolved was stricken out, and bank
and appropriation bill inserted in its place. pro.
viding for the resumption of specie payments on
the 18th of February, lS4l, on condition that the
banks shall make pro rata loan to the Common
wealth of $3,OO00OO to be appropriated as this Lee
gisa'uIe shall think proper; and also, authorising
the banks to issue, pro rata, far year from the
passage of the BILL $4,000 600 in small notes. of the
denomination of 81, 81, and So, payable in specie
on demand The bill also contains several restrict
ing sections.
The resolution to djourn on the 3lst instant, was
not acted on in the Senate today but was postponed
until tomorrow. 1t is expected to be passed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

No, sir, not percussion was the reply. "The
gentlemans reports do not go off at the first snap
There are constantly number of men here from
your city, striving to get the legislature to interfere
inlndiciousiy and impertinenty matters that per-
tam exclusively to your corporation. The governor
ana ms discreet advisers decidedly opposed to
TINS, but these loafers have badgered some of the
Leading wings in the House into part of their pro-
Jects: weed and the governor will put a stop to
this folly shortly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
JUST PUBLISHED

f17- PURGaTIoN; Or The BRAspRErHIAS METHOD OF
TREATING DsEAsEs-beng the first Of series pamphlets
the subject BY BENJAMIS BRAnDRETH, MD.
To be had at the PRNcIPAL Office for the sale of
DRETHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS SAL BROADWAY, oppo-
site the City Hail. asl at his RETAIL OFFICES ISIS Hudson
street and 27s Bowery. PRIcx Gents. ma27 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
o. See FIST oGge.
Notice to the Ney-York PILOTS.

No steam ship is expected here till the Great Western
turns the OF May Our next from Europe will
m that interval be BY packet ships Now, therefore
hereby give notice all Pilots that they will bring US
later foregH advance of all the Wall street prints
shall not forget the day after. Sharps the word
9U-THE WEEKLY HERALD will be published To-
morrow morning, at O'Clock, precisely-ofhce Il
Ann street. This number will be an uncommonly
rich one in local, foreign, and general matters, IN
teresting to the public. The splendid religious ce-
remony Of baptsing 40 cool Christians In the hudson
River, by the Rev. Mr.. Knapp, illustrated with
very beautiful engraving-the trial of James Wood,
at Philadelphia for the murder OF his daughter il
Illustrated with two engravings-form the prsmi-
nent topics of this number. Call early il you want
a copy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

ASorHER BEAr.-Yesterday we beat again all
the Wall street prints, in the publication of
from Rio Janero, -four day later then any OF these
vehicles Of Incidence and debt We received our
papers from Baltimore, though the Montczuma ar
rived there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

than Dr. Gourauds Beauty Water il efectuay removes
freckes pimpes &c from the face and nparts to
equal Partisan marble to be had only at 81
street See advertisement
BROADWAY CIRcUs.-Young Diamond and Mr.. Rogers con.
cude their engagement at this establishment on SATURDAY
evening This evening they appear the his nimita
BILE and the latter several elegant dra
matte equestrian Master O. W. Dale the allied
vauer also gives several Of his celebrated a Is of vault
ing and tumblng Mr. Cadw young Glenroy also
perora their undaunted acts mansp besides pleas
ing diversity of sports in the arena by the company.
CHATHAM THEATRE-The engagement of Mr. Booth con-
tnues to ample delight and satisfaction patrons of
this house In Sir Giles Overreach Wednesday evening"
master piece of acting seldom witnessed
whee-lor Mr. Booth stands almost alone his PECULIAR
vivid style Of acnga style which embraces all beau
full in elocution with all that is brilliant in action
Tonight the tagedian appears The ros Chest
The Golden Farmer with Mr. Browne as Jenny Twitcher
which adds to the strength of the bill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

B,SKIse IN ALABAMA.-The legislature Of Ala
bama have granted the privileges of banking to
the Penitentiary Of that State. Nothing wonderful
at all. The New York free-banking law has confer
red the privileges Of banking and of issuing Of post
notes, upon many persons who worthy of the
penitentiary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

APFoiNrMENrs.-Gov Seward has made Zebedee
Ring, water commissioner, in place of William w.
FOX, fesigned-George Curtis, commissioner of
deeds, in place of James Gulick, who declines the
appointment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

THr BUNKER HILL.-The accident to this steamer
will not prevent her frsm making her trips usual
Only her two braces broke away, and they have
been repaired.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

AMBIrIoUs.-J. A. Richardson and William MUIR
ray fought duel near Ficksburg, Miss. on the 9Th
INST before large concoursc Of spectators. Nei-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

VINO CANDIDATE FOR MAyoR.-The Nomina
ting Convention met last night and received David
Graham's declination. They then nominated j.
Philips Phcnix, (the present Alderman Of the LIST
Ward) for Mayor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

PAckEr Sur EUROPE This fine packet has
been put in complete order and much improved in
the last three months. Her cabins have been re-
fitted and are excellent, comfortable and conmodi-
Gus She is now as good as newt not better.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

THE HuspANp HUNTER OR "DAs ScHIKsAL"-
CdrriH &. Co 10S Broad,cGy, ~ Y-This IS a re-
print from a recent English novel by the author Of
the Wife Hunter a tale that was very popular in
this country, at the time Of its publication The
scene is partly laid in the city Of Dublin and part in
the North Of England and one Of the best chapters
in the book is the description Of bal masgue given
at the Rotunda in that city, by the Vice Roy OF Ire
land That chapter alone ought to sell the book
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

D;-DR. BRANDRErH has published curious work
on I" Purgaton", which we have doubt will dis
cover to DIR. vanderbergh who the four midnight
robbers were, if he will read il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

. MORE PRAyERs-The 9Th prox imo is set apart
Hampshire. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

o. Is it true that the orphan children, (enfans
trouves), at the Long Island Farms, under the
nsgemept Of the corporation are dying like rotten
Sheep Let's look into this.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

ZONE HoME-The members of the Massachu-
sets and Ohio legislature.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

ny- A column of new advertisements is unavoida
bly, postponed to-day in consequence of coming in at
too late hour. Send in your advertisements early
if you want to get good place in the Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

Do The wings have carried all the wards but
one in the recent elections for aldermen in Phila-
delphia What does this mean
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

OsJ-NosH, the ready advocate of all kinds Of old.
clothes and roguery, is putting the issue Of post
notes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

90 Mr. GRAHAM, the blind poet, takes benc-
ft tonight at the Park Theatre. Let IL be benefit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

o. The CABS appeared yesterday in Broadway.
They neat looking little things, but they might
be improvcd-and will be, before the year is out
One great point is gained. Cabs are on the Pare,
and a revolution is begun. The following are the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

CoNvERrEp Nearly three hundred men and
women to the Methodist religion, in two weeks, at
Maysville, Ky.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

SLARcErY OF SEAMEN Not since the last war
have sailors been at this moment Nu-
merous ships, barks brigs and schooners, are laid
up at every seaport in consequence thereof
Wages rule high, and the wsrst seamen easily OBJ
tain fifteen dollars per month We give here,
table showing the rates paid per month five six
of the principal places.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

LocoToco WIr.-lf the Tippecanoes famous
at songs and minstresy, the locofocos put in claim
for afew rhymes, which they pass off for wit Here
is sample
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
Republican wing Ticket.

Eg At the solicitation of his friends
JAMES w. OSBORNE, Esq, has consented
10 become candidate to represent tho
County Of Mecklenburg in the next Legis-
laturo in the Senate.
vs. At the solicitation Of his friends ".
+. DAVIDSON, Esq, has consented to be-
come a candidate to represent the County
of Mecklenburg IN the next Legislature in
the House of Commons.
~ At the solicitation of his friends J.
T. DRAFTIN, Esq, has consented to become
a candidate to represent the County OF
Mecklenburg in the next Legislature IN the
House of Commons.
~ At the solicitation of his friends,
ELI STEWART, ESD, has consented to be-
come a Candidate to represent the County
of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in
the House of Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

EsD'ahej Nl-h E.4t!lt. ~ sas 0ti.ar IA, $40. 4
OF the committee did ever exchange one word.
Or, by letter, glEo or receive any suggestions as
TO the manner in which the task had assigned
TO the committee was TO DO performed. Indeed,
did not know, until very recently, who were the
members Of the committee i could have no
doubt Of their being my polilical and personal
TRENDS and such | found them 10 be-
As II has been asserted that employed this
committee to write political opinions for me, be-
cause | was unable TO write them myself, il may
DC proper to say, that was never in the habit OF
doing this; aud that in all the Addresses, Let.
tiers, Speeches, General Orders, &c, which have
been published under my name and with my
sanction, there is not line that was written or
suggested by any other individual. do not
claim for these productions any merit nor would
| consider myself blameable had | received the
occasional assistance of my friends in this way
but mention it, to show how totally reckless
are my political enemies in the assertions they
make N relation to me-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

WuulSGroN, JeNg 6, lst0.
EXTRACT FROM GEN. HARRISON'S
E'TfIER

"Nll tho connection which | over had with
The Corresponding Committee of the Wings OF
Hamilton county tthat which suppose has been
alluded to- il, that | requested the committee
through its chairman, Major Gwynne to give the
information sought for, in some of the numerous
letters received, in relation to my political opin-
ions, and events in my past hfo. THIS was to be
done by sending to tho writer's of those letters
the documents which contained the information
they sought lie was, also, authorized, in cases
where further opinions we're asked for, TO state
my determination to give no other pledges oil
VIVA, | would or would not do, il should be
elected TO the Presidency. The reasons which
had induced mo to adopt this determination are
contained IN a letter written 10 n committee N
Now Y oyk, and which viii, | presume, DO soor
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
GEORGIA.

The Convention Of the State Rights
Party, held at Millcdgcyillc, on TUESDAY
last, consisted Of $50 delegates, the largest
number ever assembled before in Conyen.
ton IN Georgia. In regard to the qucs.
ton as TO Candidates 10 be voted for as
President and Vice President Of the United
states, the Convention vas so nearly unan-
imous in favor Of HARRISON and TYLER.
that there was only oNE dissenting vote
upon it. 4 very strong Electoral ticket
was formed, with the distinguished name
OF George X. Gilmer at the head of it.
For Congress, six Of the present Repre-.
sentation were nominated for reelection
with hardly dissenting voice. yin: Messrs.
Dawson, NIsbct, Habcr-ham, King, Afford,
Warren; and IN lieu Of the three present
Mcssrs. Gamble, Meriwethcr,
md Foster were nominated. RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
OUTRAGEOUS DECISION.

The Van Buren, majority of the House
of Representatives have, against all usage,
and in the very teeth of the Constitution,
rcscinded the rule of the House, which
provides that no rule shall be suspended
except by vote of at least two-thirds Of
the members present, so far that the House
may, at any time, by vote Of u bare ma
jorlty, suspend all rules and orders for the
purpose OF gong into Committee on the
state of the Union. This step was resist
ed at the outset with great firmness, and
the greatest excitement and confusion pre-
vailed throughout the House, while the
subject was under discussion. The voice
of the Speaker was lost, and it was feared
the spirit of disorder prevalent, would
break out in acts of open violence but the
House adjourned without coming to blows,
after passing the Resolution 10 TO So
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

Alctter Of Mr. Senator TalImadgc which
we shall publish, states that General Har.
rison wall, IN his opinion, receive pig cleo.
torl votes out Of the entire number Of
29j leaving - to Mr.. Van Buren,, being
those Of the States of New Hampshire,
South t'arolna and Arkansas, and - doubt.
iul, Maine, Mississippi, Alabama, and Mis-
souri,. Mr. Talmadge says he sources
Of information may be most implicitly re.
lied ou.-ib.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

M. S,al.s u-cla.ei the Resolution to re
a fragrant and violent outrage upon the
rights Of The American People, down.
right attack upon the Constitution and the
freedom Of debate. The Constitution de-
clared that :" a majority Of the House shall
constitute a quorum to do business" but
the Resolution offered By the gentleman
from Maine (iir. Smith, allowed a major
ity of all present-whether fifty, sixty, or
twenty--tog ointo Committee Of the " hole,
and take Up what business they pleased
Referring to the proceedings of tho
House of Represeniatiycs reported above,
the National lnteIIi9encer says, in "ai
the madness and fur Of part, during fifty
years, we doubt whether any such viola
tlonsoi' the most sacred usages Of Congress,
and Of Rules established under the posi-.
tive injunction3 Of the Constitution, have
ever taken place as are here recorded
Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

the coinage done IL CA4.lot. l4d le aus, &c =
clever ana ingenious man Indeed u clever and in-
gcnions, even beyond the little Colonel, who can
contrye to leave muck uAdoae, where there IS
bet title to do
subjoin copy Of the Flower Bill, which
think ought TO be submitted TO the People OF
North Carolina-the items Of expenditure which
have referred 10, both at the Mint and the White
House, yoa may rely on accurately stated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18

sY2Is 70
Reed 7th Nov. 1888, OF John H. Wheeler, su.
perlntcndent L. s. Branch Mint, d, Charlotte, \
{. the above amount, of two hundred and egh.
teen dollars, - cents
b. LANDRETH & Co.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
MARRIED

In this county on the lth inst, by VIM. Bib,
Esq, CLEMENT CURLEE, of Arson county,
to Miss NICE MEDLIN, OF Mecklenburg coun-
ty. All for Old Tip.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
rhursday, June 1910.
THE EseOpie's Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
j. vi. MOKEkIEAD, OF GniIsord
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. VI. HARRISON. OF Ohio.

OBe PfestdeHdal Te5m-fhe Rfcgrity II pabt!c
Se'raats-ide sately IF ne PDbiic Moncn, and
tie general gGod " The PEOPLE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
AN0rnER SANDER REJECTED.


Much fuss has been made by The Van
lurcn press relative to Gen. Harrison re-
qucsung, what appears to be the Wing
CORE ponding Committee Of Hamilton
county, 10 answer some Of The many let
'cr~ which l7 no doubt daily p 'uring in up
on han from al parts Of the Uuon, and
every ausc has been rng upon It which
party matgnity could invent. IN their
zeal 10 fAslon upon his good nam, he Sian.
der thai be- wa. ia leading strings, they
were taken abacS by publication Of the
fact li,at tac grcdted ard best was sur.
rounded by just such Committee as thoy
represent Gen. Harrison 10 have. 4 great
deal has been said also about bis withhold.
,ng his opinion on some Of the subjects that
now agitaio the country, although he has
expressly stated his opinions have not
changed and hdye referred al nqurers 10
his Published opinions, vet his opponents
are no, satisfied but are trying to manuiac-
urc political capital out Of lAs circum.
stance. The following letter from Gen.
Jackson shows TIA, he went further than
Gen. Harrison, and refused 20 ousrer in
trr1ga'oric, PIT 10 him BY The Senate IF
Indiana. We hope now to hear no more
about Gen. Harrison withholding bis upia-
,an, when such high authority as this, in
the estimation Of The Loco locos, IS adj
dacyd:
HrEWrAsE, Feb q, ls2-
sIes have bad tse honor TO receive your cN.
calirucy' .ttirr OF tic juih ufiuo, endorsing re-
solutions of tIr Senate of lndl1ua. adopted aS i,
Appears, with a yicN OF asccrtaialng my opin.
ious oo certain political topics.
The respect which | entertain Cor the Eyecu.
t.sc and Senate OF your state, excludes from my
mlnt the id,a that an uu.rcndiy disposition die.
lated toe iutcrogatores which are proposed
Bot siii confess tly rcers at being forced hy
tins scut,mrnl TO depart 80 the smnlies, degree,
from that discrimination on which | have always
acted Net SIR, thar | would wash 20 conceal my
opinion ou any political or national subjects; hut
as they were in various WAYS promulgated iu
1921. ! am spprohsusUc that my appearance be.
fore the public, ut tins time, may be attributed,
as has already been the case. TO Igproper motives,
ANDREW JACKSON. I
We find the following in the National
lulciuaenccr of the / nth instant. The let
ter j., from a member of Congress from
Tennessee, aud We give publicity to with
pleasure because It not only cNplodcs the
foundation Of one Of The contemplate ct-
forts to dispamgo Gen. Harrison IN the cs-
Of the People, but because it
shows that Gen. Harrison will not let the
impression go to the world uncontrad,ctcd,
that he is incapable Of doing his own
writing;
TO THE EDITORS.
Mcssrs. GILrz & SE,roS: Please publish in
the lulcgigruccr the snhjoined extract of letter
from Cen H,RutsoN, under date of the 2sth nit,
Il Is IN answer to communication which ! adj
dressed to him relative 10 that iguomtnlouS SUD-