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New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

Correspondence OF he Tribune.
srArSTss, augusta Coz Va April y,
SIR The following is the of County
a. II. II. Stuart ER...343. Jas Mcdowell orr. goo
Six o. seven Counties to leur froul-Stuart probably
elected
Dclegalcs w Kinney :7ea F. Mccuc AS All
b. q. Baldwin. 726 p Rupert l5G Wing
Elected HARRISBURG, Roekingham) Va. April g.
There vas Wing candidate this County. and coue-
qIen,ly light pollcd-as follows:
Congress Harris 325 Bcac 229. Williams II Barber 81
Senate - Coats -. 1896. Aiaht- 49,. 81.
Delera -Sh;pman -.65 Smith 395 Kirtly. 2S7.
The first two chosen: Congress doubtful Yours, &c.
SporTsYIASIA.
Delegates. 20 NJ Crutchfcld 1873 Bernard ODp 334.
J7 With reference the great number Ct applications
made 20 the Navy Department for Nlidshpmea's appoint
ment, the Washington Integencer yesterday saws that
before the expiration of the of the late Administration
only every vacancy the authorized number OF such ap
ponteats had been flied, bu, several appointments lad
been made in advance of tina, number
II VIII therefore, be in the power of the Secretary
make any appointments that branch and class Of the
vice until the authorized Number Of ldshpuen be augment
ed until promotions are made in the Naval Ser
vice.
More III Neus from Forida-The correspondent Of the
Savannah Republican. letter dated Paki April 10Th
Gays - sorry inform you t.t the war has broken
out have just learned that all the Tndians save
about twenty have left Tampa-anong them WILD CArr
and in fac; all Of any They have killed couple of
express riders The bag containing the Rn has been found
perforated with bullets, of which vas found in
package of letters. fear shall heag bad news shortly
from these Indians"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

Tie Steamboat AcctGnt-Onc Of the passengers board
the South America who supposed to have inhaled some OF
the died yesterday morning. His Garin
and his residence Troy The Evening Journal SAYS that
the injury the engine ct the boat less serious than rs
apFrahcnded. She Will be immediately repaired and for
less than kali the expense estimated
Leke Caarnpain-I,i said that loaded teams were cross
ing Lake Champain 4, Pattsburgh on Friday last There
tdrce feet OF only ten OF twelve miles west of the
Lake The farmers nearly all hay and their cattle
in a starving condi,i.n.
e Shephen Z. Rowan. of Shawneeowr is volunteer
candidate for Congress the First District OF Illinois, He
declares that, though he has steadily supported Jac.oa ad
Van Burea ye lie vii yield liberal AID independent sup
port the Administration redecrs its pledges
lie Arrows himself in favor of National Bank.
70 The Dag Line of Steamboats, between this City and
Albany is fully reesabscd boat leaves the foot OF Bar
eay-,:ree daily at 4. NJ.
e The St. Lawrence Bank al osecrssurgh-raicf sr.-
Pended redemption Albany al the time OF the General
panic, fally resumes the S0th.
70 The Exchange Bank Of Gcnesee at Warsaw has 70
snfned paynsa' and business, after temporary
It's old President is ;hrowa over
% Tse Columbia steamship sails from Boston for Liver
pool on Sa;urauy this week.
The Grea: Western sails from his port the day
70 Col wn B. Dsyy, of Mobile /. nominated for Cor
gress by the Wings of the Fifth District; Ala, in riace of
Hon, james Delie,, declined.
= convention of the Wings OF the Louisville Ky Dis
;-ict held Lagrange the 4,s inst W II. FIELD
Esq unanimously nominated for Congress.
u Dr. Henry D. Ely of New Haven Conn. was married
thar city Tuesday night of last week. aad died the
Sunday naon following, aged % years.
% large nil Jouess Falls, about two miles from
Baltimore entirely consumed by the Oath
q Read. se young man stabbed a; Boston DAYS
SINCE died On Sunday last
. The Portland Argus States ,ha, M Moses Butter
heid murdered m: wife and youngest children Sum
ner Co. Ne, on Wednesday last Two Others OF the family
only <aysd themselves By fight Mr. has been hitherto
ishiS respectable citizen Ct that but has been sub
iec h OF insanity His alleged reason Tor numbering his
family them ror eternal raiz at the approaching
end OF ae weld He has been cousnittcd to Jail in Paris
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
Gitp 3ntcllioeure.
Renor,ed for the Soc York Tnbune.

coNxos PrrAApr ssFi5.: Panel No s 227 s2 w. s
S $50 poi eo3 ae7 29e $685. 3O5. 3o7, 3Os 3l1 3l3 49,
econd panel 10 lis. 1874 1876 l2s, l3s, 40 Ne ~
l 80 10 ~ It6 LIS.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
THE RIBU n E.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS.

u Zach Of our who VIII c.anEe ms place Oh
or about the l Of Nav ecrnesy requested eai'
notice of the fact to ,h Office stating and number r'
which which he AL who take nis oao
shall be SER ed inaIibly.
Many persons complaining of the nOareceiP' OF Tie li
bune whose name. subscription papers not ye' feoH
p office we eu,res, every missed himself or VINO
s other subscriber is no. served give notice Of
the fact, stating name, street. .Rd number explicitly
On, friend. who believe tina, the character The Tribune
inch q, TO enl. ri to wide circulation respectfully solicited 10
lid as by commenting and if be not too mach
r,ouble return us the names who will take It
wantea Carrier for Jersey City ao one 20 sell nc
Tribune Nessug PoughkSepsie kingsseh ana
Favorable viii be given. Apply Soon
w. ,,e ,,kio, ,,,.,,eper for more general dissemination
OF our paper Albany Our friends there vii please
II Wanted an and Agent for The louhe
each principal City Union We ALLOW tns n1osi
made lucrative II thoroughly "
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28


TO Bs,S s Te dc Gqsse Baos. yre 80 days. with goods &c
Hicks & Co. go ~ e''N' 90 -
Ship Eli Whitney Harding. Liverpool 70 day.. with dry goods
Ship Rome AarsAa Palermo 80 days, fruit A to Youags
Rarq9e Douglass Bourne Rio de J,neo 10 days with coffee
Irving. - -
BE- barqae Edward Thone, Anderson 40 days, With
Sic baque Leone FeIet;i Palermo 80 day with fruit a TO
Dutch EslO, Mentor, Boon, Rotterdam days, viii, d4e TO
Brig Ser Prett Palermo % days, fruit &C. to Fitch Co.
schr Ada Wiley hantanza 6 days. with sugar to master
schr Sarah, Smith Bordeaux i5 day. brandy @ to Victor
Barselov. 'i 49, " ~
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

ti # II, Sultenee ct Mnscas, a;a ;ht f'tsenls y ,
49, S,o;,. Gsr.rsrsen;-Our rcaacrs will be staneI %
49, IN. fnou. Arabian ship the suiaaSe, when alac' 80
,,on m our ,arbor the last summer mas 49,
s d,ncJ mort The following ste giving Al aeeouh. VI w.
49, ot on, IN her and no has been faithful 10 M Pro
,e n. iuin,eaa,ey upon reaching Zanzibar s.S y s
Sec how plain tale shall put this piece OF oo'0as'
The letter a.ded written by Mr. besoFd Inc
cnn Consul pro Zanzibar-a gentleman VINO wen,
out TO Persia about years since and who never knew anu
probably never either the editor or proprietor o. @
T. was addressed to young gentleman OF TIL; c'ty' wn0 At
Beaeh solicitation gave him for publication Moreover
ver one knows that American sailed IN the Suianee
cep,ng Capt: Drncr and therefore that part OF the tale
falls to tho ground The whole thing Is on par v''h the
CANNON about special expresses with which the Sun has at
tempted to gull the public.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

~ Gen Roor resumed MS seat in the Senate on Mon
dav having been detained Cor weeks by an INJURY Su
tame in the ovcr,urn OF in the Ca'Sl Mountains
He mas nearly recovered from MS wounds
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

At meeting of the Faculty Of Theology Of ST. Mary
College. Baltimore held the 9Th inst the degree OF
Doctor OF Divinity conferred the Rev. Peter Fede'
Professor Of Theology in St. Mary Seminary, baltimore
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
By this Mornings Southern Mail.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

By as. night, Mall have considerable additions to 0''
d.. from, virginia. and their uHia'orable 70 The
whss 50 fax at least the House OF Delegates IS concern
ed The reported Wing gain, Of Dsesa's' in Di''4a' and
KIN. and oaeen prove unfounded- We fail to gain Dir
Wilde by 6 vo,os. and King and Queen by 49,
On the other hand have lost buckingham Deesa'e'
by % and 80 votes last fall 49, Prince Ed"0r@ by 81
nst fall s3) and Nelsos by 6-tse last most unexpected
defeat. as we mad 16 majority there last 'a Inns comes
of running oct Garland from Congress WIN "N'Def Hs
Garland county, and ne is the soul OF TIE "s Cause
W. bov. los, John HIS Congress District (i'"enghan,
Co,grcss as we feared Hubbard beats him II or
II vo,es. Van Buren, had 1913 majority last fall.
To bolaace this. we have gained Craig (AugaSn' Sc
whore ALEX H. H STUART, Wing, is elected over James
Mcdowell of Rocsbrdge (bro,hcr--law Of Ben"n by &os
400 majority. STUART Ia. lS5 maofity in R0'k'rdge se
poyyelr County, and 5sa in MS own (Aaga'a Ms can
rot be overcou,e
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
op CONGRESS ELECTED.

hEH Wt;n VI pat Opposition.
l. FRAxcis MALLORY, ~ EhoN% ,t - $500 800
VIZ EEs . n .,,,nru.o ~. WILLIAM G. GeoDE
n 1 y ~ ~ " E w HupBAKp ga,n-i
NJ ~ IT. r,D,,.s " GusrR. XIII. LlSS BANKS. <
M t,@ror powell. XVI JAMEs VI. H. BEALE,
NJ W D w R,y-ox g.in. XXI LEWIS SrEENRoS
~ La - - TX RoBr. NJ I. HUSITR-
Mr. esole the regular candidate but be beaten by another
Loco SENATOR'S ELECTED
,.1, l,;,,, 81 James LYONS ". rc-elccted-no opp.
Toncnstsr Sc Robert " Carter no opponent
Io~ioun' Charles J. Faulkner, II-no opPn'
We fear the Wings have lost the House of Delegates by
half dozen votes in each of hrc four Counties But
We m pretty sure of the Senate and have good prospects
Of n decided gainin the Congressional Delegation.
We have an abundance ., details but no room Tor Them
his morning The following the general results:
DELEGATES ELECTED.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
g1EHpTI01 aE Personal PROPERTY.

n SENATE. .--.--aF1lI = I0t1.
Report Of the Cemniifee on Tao JIdleaar! ~
III grritiou. fer n law extend fhc cNc,.P. ~
a. n.r.saaI property from sale on eaecu'io" Vi
for
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

LGke Chanplain-I; said that loaded cross
ng Lake Champaiu Pla;tsbprgh Friday last. There
hrce feet OF only twelve miles of the
Lake. The farmers nearly all OF hay and their cattle
in a starving condi,i.n
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
MARINE LIST.

poRT OF NEWBORN ApRII .. Is,t
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

CeuRr OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Tucsiay-Beiore the he;
corer Judges lynch and Ilglis, and Aldermen Smith and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

On the 18th ballot being declared Mr.. Moves
said he had named Mr. Merrill without consulta-
ton with him, and now withdrew his name.
On the l7lh ballot being declared, Mr. Bascom
moved that the joint assembly adjourn 10 Tuesday
next, 10 Il. m. negaiived.
On the 18Th ballot heing declared, on motion
Of MIR Dillingham;, the joint assembly adjourned to
3 o'clock this Afternoon.
The Senate Withdrew and The House adj.
SENATE.
2 O'Clock, p. NJ
Bals--to amend the 2sth chapter of the revi-
sca statu,es, reported by the committee on The Ju-
dietary, and ordered 10 be engrossed and read
litd time in addition TO chupter 1909 OF the re-
vised statutes, relating 10 the ndmnstI alton of
nalhs read third time mud passed laying tax
IN lands in Avery Gore, twice read, and referred
I 10 committee on Land Taxes; Incorporating the
Vernon, Mining mud Smelling company, called
up bv Mr. Sheldon, who moved that the hill be in
definitely postponed, and demanded the yeas and
nays upon his motion. After debate by Mr. Woos-
ter in favor, Messis Sabn Fisk. and Dana, oppo-
sed, the motion was lost, yeas H. nays IA, and on
the question Of engrossment, Mr. Hatch demand
ed The yeas aud nays; yeas 8, nays l6, and the bill
was rejected.
| Resolution by Mr. Dana, providing for The cleo
ton OF bank commissioners and bank committee,
in joint assembly Tomorrow adopted
Bill, providing for ,he receipt Of The proceeds
of The sales Of the public lands, called up by MIR
Dann the question being upon the amendment
apprupriaLng a part of the said proceeds 10 the
payment of the State debt, incurred in building
the Stale House, when Mr. Dana called for the
yeas and NAYS upon the adoption of the amend
ment After debate by Messrs Bartlett in favor,
and Eaton of franklin, and Dana, opposed, Mr.
Wooster moved so 10 amend the amendment as
to duly authorize The Treasurer to apply the pro-
ceeds 10 the payment Of The State debit On mo-
ton of Mr. Blodged the bill was laid upon the
table and made the order for tomorrow morn
ing, whenr
The Senate went into joint assembly.
Resolution, by Mr. Clark, on. the expediency of
extending the time for new trials, in certain cases,
referred 10 the committee on the judiciary.
6ilis, relating to the trustee process, called mp
by Mr. Wooster, amendment adopted, and, on the
question of engrossment, Mr. Botlum spoke in
strong terms of condemnation OF the entire truss
lee process. Messrs Wooster and Dana spoke in
favor of the bill, and il was ordered to I've engros-
sed for a third reading 10 repeal part of the nil
lta law, on motion OF Mr. Bartlett, laid upon the
liable,
} Petition, by Mr. Dillingham;, Of the inhabitants
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

On HE 9th ballot, Mr. Sabn moved 10 adjourn I;
negaivcd.
On the 9Th ballot being declared, Mr. Noyes
n, minated Alvsh Sabn
On The OH lnllot, Mr. Gilchrist moved that the
joint assembly adjourn to 3 o'clock P. NJ to-mor-
row; negatived, ITO to l0s.
On the 10Th ballot, Mr. Bascom renewed the
motion TO adjourn negalived ll2 10 ITO,
On the 18th ballot, motion was made 10 ad-
journ to 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning; carried,
1874 TO 81.
The Senate Withdrew aud The House adjourn
ed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

VermOnt Colonization Society. This institution
held its anniversary a; The Brick Church, in This
place, on Thursday evening last, the venerable
and Hon. Elisha Paine, President, in the chair
The meeting was opened viii fervent and an
proprate prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hand of Danvil!e.
The Report of the Directors was then read by the
Secretary, Rev. Jumes Converse of Burlington.
1t was an able and very interesting one, giving
gratifying intelligence of the progress and success
Of the colonies planted in Africa, and of the e.
Emancipation o. numbers of the enslayed in this
country and OF their departure, at their own de-
sire, for the colonies stating, also, that many 9th
ers, now in bondage, had the prospect of freedom
as soon as means could be furnished to conve,
them to the land of their fathers. It exhibited
the iaci That the amount Of funds received by tn,
American Society, exceeded, by a number of thou
sand dollars the receipts of any former year. TIL,
report, we understand, is to be published. an,
should be extensively Circulated and read. M,
Stnrr, OF Middebury, moved the acceptance of III,
report, accompanying his motion with an address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

Vermont Anti-Slavsry Society," The sem-an-
nual meeting of this Society was holden in this
village at the Free Church, on the Goth inst E.
rustus Parker in the chair. The following res
olulions, the las, two excepted, were adopted.
Resolved, That, to buy human beings for any
other purpose than that Of immediate enuncipa-
ton, or to sell or hold them us slaves under any
ciicuns ances is n heinous sin against God, AID
the grossest possible violation Of the law of love
to man, and that the abandonment of savehod-
ing is therefore essential TO christian character
Unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the proceedings of the Baptist
Antslavery Convention, recently held ut Water
bury, meet the cordial appreciation of this society,
and we earnestly hope that abolllioniss of all the
other religions denominations in the State " i'll
luke similar measures, TO speedily dsconuect
themselves from all the benevolent societies which
admit shareholders into their fellowship, and to
open new channels for their missionary and 9TH
or benevolent contributions uneonialninated with
the stain of slavery.
Resolved, That duty to God and the slave, de-
mands of all aboionists, that they forthwith
cease to receive or countenance any man as a
christian minister who is Shareholder, or mn abet-
tor OF slavery, or who refuses to bear decided
and open testimony against it,
Resolved, That the immediate abolition of sla-
very is morally right. and politically safe
Resolved, That the success attending the efforts
Of abolitionists, hitherto, is an indication Of di
vine favor, and cause for continued and increa
sed efforts
Resolved, that the time has fully come, when
it is the duty of the protested followers of Christ
to Withhold religious fellowship from every one
who persists in the heinous crime OF holding hi.
fellow beings in slavery.
Resolved III at should the North unite will
the South, in quelling an instruction among tn,
slaves, undertaken for the boon of freedom,
would be libel on the Declaration OF ln,lepen
dence, traitorous TO liberty and human rights, nn
nt war with the principles on which their owl
liberties were obtained.
Resolved, That it be recommended TO ever
town in the North, 10 pass resolutions expressly
Of their determination not to render armed assis
lance to shareholders in such crisis
Remarks against the asst resolution, were ofiere
by Sabin, SIoddagd, Sade and Cole. lutchiuso
moved to lay the resolution on The table. Oppc
sed by Robinson, Orvs and Marsh. Favored h
Seely. Was laid on the table.
On motion OF Jas. Green, the previous resou
ton was reconsidered, and laid on the liable.
ID. Green moved TO rescind the vote, passed
the anniversary meeting at Rochester, authorizin
an agency of the Vermont Anti-slayery Socier
for the South. The motion Was carried.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
STATE OF THE TREASURY.

In our article lew days since we unintention
ally gave u wrong impression of tho state of the
treasury, having, in hasy examination of the
auditors report, failed to notice the sums paid in
on account of The school aud safety fund.- In or
der to give true statement of the expenses and
receipts OF the year ending tic Both Sept. last, we
gather from the report as follows
EXPENSES,
Whol5 amount, $s4,922 81
Deduct balance against the
treasury ut the com
nIcncemeut ofthe year, 9,539 30
Deduct bal. in favor Of the
treas. al the end of the year 1894 81
1884 IA
Actual expenses, S70,5SS 20
RECEIPTS
Whole amount Ss4,922 81
Deduct interest and princ
pal on school fund, 0069 80
&" safety fund 2l37 80
II ,2O7 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
THE COUNCIL OF CENSORs.

This body is now in session, at the State House.
In addition TO the resolutions adopted on the mi
Iitia laws, reported TO the legislature Saturday,
we understand the Council has agreed 10 recon-
mend an amendmen, Of the Constitution, provid-
ing for the election of county officers by the peo-
pie of the counties, with the exception of Justices
of the peace, whom it is proposed to have elected
by the towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

followed by Messrs Hand of Danvile, Wilde OF
Brookfod Converse of Burlington, Barnes oil
Montpelier, aud the President Alter con'r'ou-
ton in mid of lis funds, reading of the Treasurers
report and the rcuppointment of its officers, the
society ndinnrnnd without day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

Late and important from China by an arrival
at New York. news has been received from Chr
nu to the Doth May. The British were then bom-
harding Canton, having already succeeded in tn
king IA position on land above the city, and also
having destroyed 40 Chinese war junks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
SAFETY FUND.
SCHOOL FUND.

.4bsrdct Of The AUDITORS Report.
The amount of the fund OH the 30h
Sept. 1910 was s126643 4s
Of which $42,2i2 81 was on loan,
or interest to the state, and $780,
CAB AZ to individuals.
Amount received the past year SlO,42S Ga
Whole amount. Sl37,072 IL
Deduct principal paid on school
fund notes, 1858 Os
Leaving the amount Of the fund,
exclusive of interest $l35,3s4 Oh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

Death Of John Forsyth. Hon. John Forsyth
Secretary of State under Mr. Van Buren,, died at
Washington on the 22d inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

Revolutionary Claims. In compliance with The
resolution of the Legislature, We learn that 'he
Governor has nppointed HENRY STEVENS, Esq,
of Barnet, president Ct the Vermont Antigua
rian Society," TO investigate the facts and ascer-
tain whether this State has just claim upon the
government of the United States, for expenses in
CURED during the Revolutionary War. We think
the appointment a judcious one. Mr. SIS nc
quaintance with the early history of the State,
derived from the numerous early documents in his
possession, will afford him essential aid in prose-
cutting this important investigation.
Greai. Fire. A large part of Georgetown, S. c.,
was destroyed by fire on the 18th October Loss,
100000.
Ohio.--Loco majority in the Senate 2; House
ditto.
Penasylvania.-The wings have the Senate by
! l majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
$73,7l5 60

Leaving balance in favor of the Treasury of
receipts over expenses of last year, excluding all
payments on school and safety fund, Of 49, 1876 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
LEGIsLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Oct. 81, 1S4l.
Prayer by the Chaplain
On motion of Mr.. Bartlett, the Secretary Of the
Senate was directed to inform the Council Of Cen
sors Of the provision of the amended rules of the
Senate.
A communication from the District Clerk, rea-
ting to the late census, was read aud laid upon the
table.
The communication from the Council Of Cen
sors, relating to the military laws, was taken NJ
and referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Bill, authorizing the Secretary of State to sub
scribe for 1hompson's Gazetteer, amended b,
erasing so, and inserting 100 copies to he sub
scribed for, when the bill was read third tint
and passed.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and dovo
ted the remainder of the forenoon in the appoint
inent Of county officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

o'clock, i. nj.
Petitions referred OF John s. Marcy and 9th
ers TO committee on division of Windsor county
Engrossed bill. To pay John s. Morse and
Others passed.
bill taxing lands in Ayery's Gore was intro
dnced on leave and ordered TO be engrossed.
Reports. BY committee on Roads and Canals
against Incorporating East Arlington Manufac'
turing CO., and the House concurred. by com
miitee Of Elections, the facts in the case OF Mr.
Scott 'of Greensboro liz appeared that Mr.
Scott had resided alternately in Greensboro and
Walden, for the year preceding his election, ne
having removed to the latter Town with his iaml-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

The owners Of the schooner C1aroy. in New
Haven. Conn. having a letter from the Capiain NJ
Mobile stating that she WIS lot NJ sea On thc Tth
instant she cleared az MOBILE on tho fIh f1f -.
takapas. and was struck b. q squnll Of wind and m
mediatey c1pszed.
We learn from the Bangor Democrat thst the
President oT the Frankfort Bank has been arrested
on a charge ofssindling. and bound over fUr trol
Tho substance ofthe charge agaiusi him is hat he
iock The funds ofthe bank. purchased stock IT var
Gus pers,ns NJ fly per cent sold % AZ rnr kept The
profits and paid the bank in Wild land 81 81 50 pei
acre that was worthless.
II is said. that the Philadelphia Marine Insurance
Offices have lost since the first " April last neat
100000. Of which near $4,000 was BY the br,
Swan. oundered ~ sea m her passage W Cibrslta
srJ upwards II go GOO by ihs brig CORR ihi1n lcr
m ne Bqhanio hlnu on hrr v-y - Nov Of-s1.