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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

DUAKD.-ioard, with pleasant front roors on 2d
ID floor and fine front basement may be had .e'ieht
fully situated l0l East Bto,dwny Private amiy-a few
select Boarders house apartments very dc able.
slI lwt
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VN;s sEoHfiYy4UTTRY

Z = * SEH " (. 81 = Is I aL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR LONG BRANCH,
OCEAN HOUSE RUHS0M DOCK, MlDDLETOWN,
At BROWNS DOCK & RED BANh.
p Tne steamboat OSIRIS. Capt. J. L.
$50 Alairc, vii Is ollows-le.ve Fdtos
Market slip, East River every Monday
morning, al i o'clock Tuesday "Wednesday Thursday.
Friday, snd Sunday, AT O'clock A. b., and Saturday,
l. o'clock.
Returning, leave Red Bank at hafpas, o'clock every
day, Except Monday at 10 o'clock A. NJ ard Saturday
at4P. 81
The boat will above until farther notice, navi
sution weather permitting. n. bah freight acd
baggage at the risk ofthe owners thereof. jy9 3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

DOCH AND Rubbing: sTOSE.-The
~ Subscriber VII deliver board Of vessels at the
Prison Dock, Dock Stone fer IS per to and Marble
Building Stone FOR s. 81 par toa
States frisoa, hsuui Pleasant. June g. 1872
jeI2 6m D. l. SEYMOUR. RFea,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

~ TO nIsaa.ENEssS AND DsEEsS
Sc. MAKERS.-A Suite Of Rooms III a desirable stus-
ION for either or both of these lines Of business 10 let N
he second story of No 2sj Broadway, directly opposite
the Washington Hotel. Enquire the premises SO -
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(,Y.NV5s;N( WtE@RsEasLE AND RE-

4 IL = ~
4 TAIl.-A good .oriment O! ready-nG tlo;iiEs'
manufactured expressly for the Fall ahd Water Trade
is nov being sold wholesale aud retail 1t - Chatham 81
The stock is new aud consists in part fine blue and black
Beaver Pilot and Flushing 'vercoats made nthc latest
fashions; supcrfne plain aaS figured silk and absy Vel
vet Satin Valencia, Cloth and Sntlnet Vests OF variety
of s,,Ics good assortment OF Cashmere, Satnet and
MoI-kn PanalcouS besides first rate lot OF Shirts ana
Drawer. viz red tSie' and plain Flannel Of various
qualities, bcacEcd ana unbieachrd Canton Flannel ham
i,ou strued aico and fine white MuslinAll selling
cteap for Cash and suitable for the city and country trade
NIB. Country Merchants particularly requested to
call and examine the stock for themselves No. - Chat
L., =, s2l m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

nUBun,s.-Thc subscriber respectfully hcgs leave to
Sg inform his friends and public that he has on hand
and constantly receiving large invoices Of nis whcR
no sale reduced prices, wholesale ans retail
Country merchants would do well 10 call before purchasing
slsewsero, at -
ie22 If 4. ECkFAC'!iN E'N, -, EeorI-st
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PRICE ONE CENT.
RruaoSs, RsRRONa. RiBBONs:

NElLLINERS purchasing goods tor cash 9re .,
w call and eqan The large and deToDie >ir E
of Goods now being opened nj BONNEI !!-Ni H.,
cheap Rb5ou store 5e! Wianstreei near Am .ia'
Silks and Ribbon. Of every style ioreiaer Wi, all. al
necessary or Millinery purpose vhioh "i'' ~ sun
III ". B0NSET MILLER, l53! William street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

I OsT.-Yesteriay about II o'clock, near Washington
II street. a black Lace Veil. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving 1t at A. TAPPAN & co. l22 Pearl
street, slJ 81
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Five dollars per for any separate branch II a
fail taken in several sor all the branches, terms
will be the stated in the recula: School Circular
Day GovcrueSs connected with the School who will
VISIT pupils a, their residence If desired.
The established class IN Drawing and Painting by Miss
GILLMUR TIll be coEtihued At half past o'clock, p VI
Instruction in French. and instrumental Music. hours
for pupils private classes. Oil PANT
m= Saturday. by Mr.. T. w. WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS viii Continue his pri
classes Vocal Music. DR.. HOLTON vii! mset his
private classes in Physiology. ana Pacys Natural The
oogy, Zach times and places will best accosmod';e
those composing them. Subjects will be illustrated by
suitable Apparatus and Drawings.
Mr. VI ROBINSON will give a of instruction
with familiar Lectures the Outlines, Chronology and
Authors of Ancient and Modern History designed aid
such As wsh TO pursue thorough course freadirg
Ea.h member will be furnished with blank book for
Chronological Chart on Mr. RObinsoHs plan.
For further particulars, Mrs and Mi>s II. respectfully
refer their general Circular, whcA mAy be obtained Al
their residence
Its hoped Parents AID Guardians, having Children or
Wards in the School will occasionally witness the Rcc
tatous the hours specified above, without special uv
tation
L. An Assi>nn, Pupil, who speak' the French Lan-
-uage Is wanted Apply above SO I'm
u SEMINARY for Young lntiies.-At.1 :! Riy-
ngtou s-his Institution will be rcopened OH Monday
the Both suitable engaged for each
Department
Select Shoot for Boys, il also connected with the ns
tuton but entirely separate from tie Female School
Particulars given application.
aua7 I'm v.THoMPSoN, Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

DOARD-Whh pleasant parors may be hal al .
ID Iudsos 81 Al.o rooms for single gentlemen. Terms
moderate - I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

rI.zgsaX aR3sSt; HOUSE, llg fulton
( street extending to !. Ann stteet-iireen Turtle
Soup every ny. Hcs Poultry and Game, The best our
market affords. Wincs Ale, NC hot lunch served at
The Bar every DAY al hali-h,t TO- Breakfast Dinner and
supper ct the usual hours Free Concerts every Eighi
Il Inn
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PEOPLES LINE Ff:OR NEW-S0EES
= 80 - TO efSN
80 sEAS1ON.p p, g. g.

though IN hours. Fare onIy 3.
Leave gier No y. r. Battery Place, Mt :! o'clock A.
W. daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch TO Eli abcthport then to take the of
the +. Town and SCmcrvllc Railroad to BounIbrook
leaving only miles by coaches, making by far the most
plea ant aud expedition. El,ton For ap
py to A. d. Hope - Courtlaudt on board. A. d.
Hope will accompany the passengers Bound Brook, ana
render all assistance necessary. sii I'm
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ysAG'a;sS.

.,1EAE0e.a ssAi'7isS. ON tie Iodine Spring,
x Tie Iodine Spring contains much Iodine and
Carbonate of Maeness than any Other fountain, aud con
.eauent, the powerful Alternative and aperlcn 1t
highly charged with Carhonc Gas, which renders 1t
pungcni and delightful drink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

Sud AZ wholesale aud 70 AL III Ncw-York by a. Il. * D.
Sands Druggists - and 100 Fuonstrccti at retail by
DAVID Sands {. co. - East Broadway X Chiffon 20.
broadway: Mi.hau. lc3 Broadway; Socum corner OF
irnadwsv and Chambers-streci; Soailnrj ~ Delluc
Broadway and Park i;oS Iush'on & Aspihwal,s6 W IL
liam. street DR.. Minor. 1913 Rrondway; Hart 2's Broad
way Ri1r, G.l Broadway Dodd, Gl2 Broadway Cogecs-
hall 42I re2r-strcet; Bnge & Rosenml!er. 81 Beack
er-sreet Hill aUS (rccnwich-strcet; Jen -ngs Bennet
lbs Green weh-,;rrct; Burger, 80 CortaIdt-sreei Rot
,c, ~ Fac, y ,n.,iwav 81 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

WANTED s1TIATIOEs-Fo. socae fsiihfal
w waters, white sad eoored cSachns- aborerS and
boys fol- trades Apply i56 Broadway, TauersslIs-
suSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

eOARD-ITuh pleasant Rooms. can be Obtained by
ID families single gcnsmSn at = hurrayst. Terms
moderate References exchanged. sd In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

DOARDING.-A few gentlemen can be aceoGumo
- dated with Board and pleasant nj i6i Broad
xay southwest corner OF Grand u. sill ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

Sy. LOUIS CLASSICAL * CONNER

A1Y. LOUIS GEISSSEGAL ~ COVE Va n as
- CIAL INSTITUTION, AT NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN IS!NND.-I'hc public respectfully Informed
that the abog named institute situated in of the most
salubous and fI honnbe parts OF New Brighton, 1, now
in successful operation under the INN eliatc charge OF
EUGENE BURNAUD, and the superintendent Of Dr..
YLDEFONSO MEDitANO
The branches taught in this Institution are the English
and modern languages Mathematics pure and mixed Geo
graph, Natural Philosophy, and Natural History. In
short students prepared FOR the counting house
or for cr,racc at any Of the Universities i'll the uated
States or abroad.
While the cultivation al the mind is regarded The coa-
sttuonal health neglected, but every opportunity
is given to the student by exercises and cle-
ir walks around the beautifn localities of Staten Island
then the health If the body while the mental iacu
ties are expanded, and the Preach aud Spanish lsn-
guogcs are spoken the Institution, and taught on Man
esca's system excellent opportunity Is offered to Ame-
ricans Ia acquire these languages thoroughly.
The for Tuition Board, Washing, Mending, etc,
800 per annum, payable senl-annualy IN advance
No extra charge during vacations.
For details Of plan of tuloH &c, prospectus, which
NAV bc found with the following gentemen 10 whom 1t
Is permitted 10 refer:
III, Exceiercy Don Pedro dc Arguiz Minister Pisnipo-
Tertiary Of her Catholic Majesty in Washington.
iii. Excell2ucy Don a. Caderon de la Barca, Ambassa-
dor of Catholic Majesty IN MSXico.
Aessrs. Peter Harmony Co., Peabia & Manzaneio,
Grania ESD, 4. PN;rullo Esq, F. Del Hoyo. Esd Dr. A.
Sidney D9anc Officer OF Health Of the Port OF New-fork
t. Tho. T. Davis ESD, John lelin Esq, J. ~ Reynolds,
Esq, w oddie Petit &c Bilers NewYork aus 3.aw m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

w TIE undersigned offer for sale at wholesale and
RETAIL Broom Tubs Pals Brushes. Mats, and Baskets o
every description. Cords, Coragc, comprising general
assert ment. and offered for sale low by
MEEKER 81 SHAW, l95 Westinghouse.
au17 I'm opposite the Market
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Y,IoTHE CLERKS OF TEaE CITY OF

IEVU 4 q a. Z y 2 AZ thS u 4 - II u n VT
NEW .YORk.-Proiessor BASsET VIII organize MS
Fyenina Glasses for ruction IN the French language
The aUh September instant aso the 5th and 18TH ct
October next Class i, already formed for those who,
having acquired considerable knowledg wish to perfect
them bv conversation Glass of Young Ladies will
also be attended It NJ As those no JON the dihscat
Glasses at the above mentioned dates will en7y many adj
yantages, he requests application Pro H. can De
seen either before A. ~ or after p M at his residence,
i5s Broadway second door from the corner OF Broadway
I'D cr,nJ.t,s,, SD Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

ERENCH LANGUAGE.-Madam l.. MA
L SESCA DURAND'S first class for the season COM
m.nce, this evening. 81 the system she pursues the
learner NAV acquire fair knowledge Of French by only
fcs e.sons eek. Of hour each. during be winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17
'rsaEi NEst ftS'EE1G-fsGo US Il

no. - Gciar-Strcrf.
StECONn DOOR frUm Is oadway, will be open again To-
y morrow rs usual the Ire yesterday morning not Ia'-
ic injured the dining room no: the cooking department.
sc will he happy To sec heretofore and
shall give good fare at the same reasonable
!. fl''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

{ DAT the Free Office isr servant - East
w Broadway. situations fo-l American English ana good
irish girls with the beat city references from last places
No charge to employers until sui.ed. Imposition must be
sut do~n. slo b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

GEE E:EES UDEUs,

SUCCESSOR TO GEO. rEuscHER)
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES, l27 William
w street ofevery possible shape, sly H. aus variety for
tn. use Of any neof business constantly hand large
assortment OF Square Boxes plain aud fancy single and
IN sets also
BANDB0XES,
by the bale or nest
Genuine German Cologne Water imoried, and Tor sale
rrrr lvy mice. ~ 31!-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

Y Private Sonrdiu=.-Gontlcmer wishing per
Board aad Rooms location convenient 10 sh
business part of the City, will be accommodated No =
Duancstree just Of Broad, ~ay. here hH few board
ers are takes srd every mace ,aSder their
no me pleasant aud comfortable. The house estirey
aew arl aewy furnished throughout Terms. moderate
References exchanged. Y22 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

NET NCRSE.-A young married wouias, Rayisg
w lost her Afant would be glad of ,itaaiion is Wet
Nurse For further information apply at No y Factory
-, si53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

- aa4'ES. HEATS. HAZE INC any
n Fashion Is now ready at WATSON'S, No. l5i
90 Chathaul-.trect and 100 Bowery, at the following
fixed AMI aud underwriting prices, viz:
S,lk......--S - 50 Bcaver......----.S4 so
Moc...........$3 90 Nutria. - ~
All warranted on fine far bodies, the money refunded
II tkey do not prove recommended.
The subscriber will only remark that the above standard
prices have been esab-h for TIE past years. and
the patronage received bears
ample and gratifying violence of public jrdgeg at
WATSON'S lji Chatham street,
Dim and loo Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

GTEEJ PFNS.-MosLEYs GiLLorT's and kEs
- .HAw's Steel Pens. good assortment of POChET'
BOOKS, and other goodsai wholesale.
T. K. GILLESPIE, 10 John-strce;,
au2O om' Between Broadway and Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

no GK0CERS-Two superior Grocery Wagons.
lust Inn shed aud for sale At ,. NoosGer-street near
Grand iI~-l MAJOR THOMPSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

NTED-Re>pectabc families returning to the
w city and other BE- supplied with fai,ht.
Anne ca Office 56i Broad way. third door below Prince
s,ree, sl3 Iw' T. ELLlOrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

cIO tOO TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
> L J.RUU on Real Esteie. QRproyedl ~
I6I. JOS. 4. MONIES, Wsl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

MI DRUMMoNb 800 Grand has ius; rece wed, iron
vi. Auction splendid aSIr.ms s ,s, % .py iobb.
I'm ,a1n THOSE country mIlliners vino so Literally
oar.nized hs last year requested 10 call and exam
p 80, as he " III al a small advance on suction
s oces md Edrsgs, retailed lover than any otner
p,shl;bment J.conet Swiss and Book Musiins--"ith
general assortment; OF Fancy Goods
~ Coored silk velvets 81 par I'D. at 300 Grand
" =" sl3 I'm
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NRGGlEEisI.--1OG BOWEkY-AERRl1TS
~ * PAGE would call the attention o: the Public TO
their extensive stock PLAN nd rich Glass. China, sc.
SC at stores, Nos. 100 Bowery and so Grand.t
Prices moderate. sHl6 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

sI4lni- J. w. KELLOGG, No l'a CaHal St
saAEe, essES! Caps Two pol
8 LARS AND FIFTY CENTS "A handsome and
IS durable article cxccllcd 10y none ever offered al the
pricr Try them and Judge FOR yourself Mems, boys
aud children's C7ps OF Cloth. Velvet. &C &c
si3lms GEO. ". MIER, 72i Bowery.
- aa4F9! Hats. HATS The Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

~ GIRLS WkNTED-To sew Umbrellas 81
~ HOUGHTON'S Factory, No. Is l-ibertN,s', o0
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DOAisD-With pleasant room, may be had ut -
ID Varck i. But fen boardcrs ;akcn. SD d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

WAsuISGToS, April 1.-THE President has taken
up his residence in the Mansion assigned to his ofcia
station and at the appointed hours, has received hi
friends there during the last two days. Among the vi
silers who yesterday paid their respects 10 him, were
ex-President Adams, and the Hon. Mr.. Southard Pre-
sident pro TEN. Of the Senate now visit to th,
city
Mrs. Harrison, junior, and her sons, with Mr. Coupe
land and Mr.. Henry Harrison, nephew and yrand-ne
phew of the late President, still remain at The Pres
dental Mansion Col. Chambers and Col. Todd lef
this city a few days ago.-.fat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

The Wing House Of Representatives Of Pennsyifa
have attached to local bill reatlye to State street
Harrisburg" by way of amendment, very imfoFiah
general system ofprovisions about the Banks ~ ~
thorizes the Governor TO issGe negotiable certtca''
Of State stock to The amount oftree millions Of d04fs'
TO be deposited in the different banks of the ComE'
wealth, and upon rhich they are 10 issue, IN poPo'
10 the amount Of their capital small notes for tre u
The suspension is iega'i-edor that period and ne ha.
ofMe United Suites is 10 participate alike IN the tne
Of the provision, as all the other banks Tue an
Of APRIL le40, legal!zng the suspension unt'i ,he ~
January last, is repealed and all the penan'fs ~pos
Ly existing acts suspsndedfo trc years Inns :"
has passed the House by nearly strict party S"'''
is now before the Senate. IL IS qresuonaDle ~,
the Governor will sanction such a proceeding ="
Legislature propose to adjourn in a few days
The Lynchburg vlrginian first msrepresenis W.
Garland declarations; first makes him say, ana !,
authority too, that he would prefer Naona! Bans =
an Independent Treasury; and then because "e az
upon its apparently authorized statement, and ur-e
iections 10 Mr. Garland, which now undefs'a a..
him to admit not only tenable, but just-""! 49,,
said Lynchburg Nirginian charges Us with wFth-
nsidous Editorial article" stating that Mr. y. = ~.
pairing himself to vote for National Bank i ~,
tlce or is it liberalty in the Lynchburg virginia" nd
own article justified us in making the chafg -.
now, instead Of acknowledging his own error ~. car
forward TO charge with disappearing ~ s,,Un
land, because in his Address Gust publ sfeu, a'o
out, we have every reason to believe, ~ 'he ,ion
never 10 vote for Bank, until i, has been au'hos. y.
by an amendment of the Constitution. Tor 0ne' 81.
free to say, that approve Tie spirit when % an tbs
hibts in this address lsee The last Lhqu'e: # HI
Country although his Constituents might WIS. and De-
struct him to vote for Bank, he declares h ,iycs
termination TO Law down his Office and ieufe - sane
life Osi sic omnes, If Mr.. Rives will take 'i' once
ground-if MIR. John Tyler Will declare - ,reauos
oedy d eara1roa IN 1 and ai +
cannot, uhou. rotation Of (hisl OATH sign w ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

From last crenn.'s 7TmtS ana Sad
BASK CoMMrRcEThere is that the Secretary Of
Treasury has ordered the depoStes from the Bank oil America
Commerce. and that S500UU0 i'll specie has been
mus transferred truth of this report The Sub
Treasury Law which yet unrePealed makes imperative on
keep the public funds securely IN bis vault anu
until The law repealed, be rIsd enforced. esdes
would be neither policy expedency IN drawing tue pp
lie funds from SAFETY Fund bank place them ~ the bank oil
close corporations under redback Free Banking law u.
capital which made u in part Of the State securities ana
bonds and mortgages We that the clique nave been
mcgoang Washington make their bank the isca aeel OF
Governments believed that they could succeed
their grand of scZng The peoples money. ~ h
events If the the strongest opposition Ia Aan
VIII come from the Bank oil Commerce
WaSngton; and The great measure oil
esaishn. uniform and regulating the EXCHANGES
abandoned that this free Bank may have me use m
ubic deposc Too much caution cannot be observed by the
new administration making such distribution OF the public
funds
NJ The Times and Star must walk warily, or il will
come under the spirit Of faction clause OF Mr. Tyler
Address which he SAYS may assault his administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23
OFFICIAL.
Of flJlAI.
l.nn,,ut,nrnts hL. lie Pre- nj

.7ppolntmenfs6y lie PTeSldtnt.
James D. Doty, 10 be Governor of the Territory Of
Wisconsin.
Walter Forward of Pennsy lvania, to be lst Comp
troler of the Treasury of the U. S.
Alexander X. SlcCung, TO be Marshal for the North.
ern District of Mississippi.
Anderson Miller, TO be Marshal for the Southern Dis
trict Of Mississippi
Surveyors General
William Pelham for the State Of Arkansas
Benz. A. Ludlowe for the District South of Tennes
see.
attorneys ofMe Z. S.
Geo. C. Bates, for the State Of Michigan.
Bale Peyton, for the Eastern District of Louisiana
Joshua A. Spencer, for the Northern District of n
York.
Marshal.
Silas NJ. Stwel, for the Southern District of N. Y
Collector Of the Customs.
Willis H. Arnold, for the District of Pearl River,
Mississippi vice Isaac w. Jewett
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

The Fredericksburg Arena (Whig) has made some
scaihing structures the outrageous conduct OF the
Pennsylvania Bank of the United States-and on rs
EI President "hr Bddle (says that paper has come
ont before the public We have two Of his letters
addresse. to Mr. Clayton of Delaware. The first ~
only reference 10 n. statements Of The COMMITTEE.
touching the Cotton specula,ioas 1t 10 eh0rdciGisea
by degree Of cool impotence and iarrpid t9foT'"y
scarcely conceirabe 1t is full Of ecntradieoHs ana
really seems to have been intended as an nPl,m'H'
upon the creduhiy OF the American people We -
not think the letter single allegation 81 iho
Report"-We lay Mr.. Biddles Isl letter on or ~:
pa ge before the Pubc.-Wc shall follow it up w.l'
the ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23
L., ~, a.. W S,,,d,.y

From The .Ner York Standard
1t is said the Bank of Commerce is the new deposl
tory of the Government. What does this mean: Is
there any fear of ctfcio State Directors, or Of
those appointed by the Governor and Senate: Or Is
the move merely indicative of determination to have
nucleus for another u S. Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

Whole number of votes last Spring l'oo whole mum.
Der now 1856 Democratic increase OF votes since 'as'
Spring, 333-whig loss 27-Democrac nett gam '"'ee
hundred and si1ty
On this the Albany Argus observes
ssWhen i 10 recoeced that the Federasts hold The
entire Official power of the city, State and Municipal
that the police and its engines were in full Iequs'on
that the aims house gave out its inmates-and the
whole subsidized corps Of officials were IN the field nc'
lively aud warmly at the polls notwithstanding ehe
manifesto from head quarters against political interior
ence BY otceholders, the hypocrisy of which no men
better understand than one, after this result
will doub, that without the aid of these anxliares and
with the honest vote of the taxpayers Of the city, the
party that retain their power by this meagre vote
would have lost the city inevitably. The city Is ~
fact Democratic The very next contest will show it,
And we have now, repeat, in this result, mora
triumph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

IN which some of the papers yesterday INDUCED on MS
heard it remarked in various quarters l'ns .hscd
make an excellent Governor, ana no. unlikely he
will be unaet vast oo' ~. \. Sun
Tur A1nAsr ELrer'os.-Thongh the Democrats ,er is
nave mol con have vet accomplished more than the
Aipa"y' , INN among them anticipated. The wing
Of las, Spring has been reduced from 6S to ,,
and the majoi,ies in several OF the strongest Mhis
ards are struck down to such inconsderahe Numbers
~ II u and 30 Nor let il be forgotten TIA, The az
sregae was much larger than usual iis'e % !
Comparative statement of the votes $40
Spring Eiection-ISil. Spring Eieefton-le4n ~.
Van Vcchten 2iH na'no'ne oinc
/ ,n.;n, oi39 Corning 2loO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

Willis H. Arnold, for the District of Pearl Rive
Mississippi, vice Isaac w. Jewett.