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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15
From the New World.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND.

ARRIVAL OF The ACADIA.
On wednesday morning, the rapid stea-
mer Acadia, Captain Miller, came in fine
style into Boston harbor, from pleasant
passage Of thirteen days and half. No
thing is heard from the President by this
hrriyal--excepi that, in one Of the pa
yers brought from Halifax, it is stated
that schooner from Newfoundland re-
ported that boat, belonging TO Fortune
Bay, had arrived there with the story that
a vessel from France had reached that
island, whice had picked up the Captain
and sixteen ssamen ofan American stea-
mer--whO said that Sc other persons were
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session. Its object was a speedy repeal of
the Sub Treasury System. lie would
net discuss it-he hoped no discussion.
would be deemed necessary in any quar-
ter, but that theFinance Committee would
be allowed at once to- report bill.
Mr.. Calhoun objected at some length,
setting forth his reasons. Among other
things, before matters proceed so far as
il was now proposed to instruct the FL
nance Committee TO 60, be wished to un-
derstand what substitute for the Sub Trea.
sury was intended. "Let gentlemen come
out with their proiect-a Bank Of the u.
States, or the pet Banks, or whatever else
il was---so that the Senate and the coun-
try might see the whole question TO be
considered"
Mr. Clay rejoined. There was, he said
no concealment, no mystery, intended
lie would tell the gentlemen at once,
with all frankness, what he went and what
he believed his friends who acted with
him meant TO go for-Gnd that Uas a
Bank Of the United States.
At the instance Of Mr.. Wright, Mr.
Clay so modified his resolution as to read
as follows, when il was adopted.
ResOlUed, That theCommittee on Fl
nance be directed to inquire into the ex
pediency Of repeating the act entitled "ar
act to provide for the collection, safe keep
ing, transfer, and disbursement of the pub
lie revenues"
HOUSE.
Nearly the whole day was spent in de,
batting points connected with the rules,
without coming to any conclusion.
The speaker laid before the House d;
report from the Secretary of the Treas
ury, on the Finances. 1t appears from
parts Of it which were read, at the re-
quest OF members, as stated in the regu
lIr reports, that il lntimates that the Sec
retary is prepared TO furnish a plan o
'such fiscal agent recommended in hi,
report as will remove all scruples touch
ing the question Unconstitutional powe
and thus avoid The objections which hav,
heen urged against the fiscal agents hore
tOfore created by Congress-
In its Editorial column, the Nationa
Intelligencer is more explicit. 1t mention
IT'S intention of publishing the Report en-
tire as early as practicable, and says:-
. 'ln tho meantime we state, for the infol
+, nation of our readers, that the Secretar
/ explicitly recommends the estahlshmer
of central fiscal institution, ha,
ing the leading features Of a Nationi
h Bank"
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Mr.. Adams moved the following
resolution, which was unanimously adop-
ted.
Re$olred, That a committee Of one
member from each State in the Union be
appointed on the part ofthis House TO join
such committee az may be appointed on
the part ofthe Senate, TO consider and
report by what token of respect and affec-
ton it may be proper for the Congress Of
the United States 10 express the deep
sensibility ofthe nation to the event Of
the decease of their late President, Will
lam Henry Harrison; and that so much
Of the Message of the President as relates
to that melancholy event be referred TO
the said committee.
Mr.. Barnard, proposed the appoint
ment Of the standing committees, to-mor.
row, and select committed Of nine on
the distribution Of the proceeds Of the
public lands, which was laid on the ia,
BILE.
Mr.. Graham, of N. G. gave notice that
to morrow he would introduce a bill TO re-
peal the Sub-Treasury.
Adjourned TIL IL tomorrow.
SENATE.
Wednesday June 2.
Mr.. Benton offered several resolu-
tions calling upon The President for infer
nation.
/. As TO the amount OF public monies
placed in the hands Of disbursing agents
since the 4lh Of March last, and
the amount remaining uRacconuled
for.
?. What amount placed in The hands
ofdisbursing agents is on deposite in banks
with the name of the banks, and whether
paying specie.
3. The AMOUNT ofTreNsury notes is
sued since the 4th March, with their dates
aud the names Of those TO whom
issued-whether in payment or exchange
and lthe latter wNe deposited.
4. A schedule Of payments made since
the 4lh Of March.
5. Whether The balance due from the
United States Bank has been paid;wheth
er the dividends retained to pay damage.
on the French bills have been paid, if no
what steps have been taken since the 4Il
Of March TO enforce payment.
G. What amounts are due from bank
other than the eUnted States Bank, and tn
steps taken 10 collect from them since tn
. 4th Of March.
7. A statement Of all the amounts re-
ceived in each Of lhe months Of Marc
D April and May last; from customs, lane
n aud other sources, separately; also til
expenditures in those months under ii
heads Of civil, military and naval servic
Also The Treasurer's last weekly repo
Of the monies on hand, and thSir place
- deposle.
8. A statement Of allowances mac
since the 4th of March last for Flort
8 claims under the invasion Of East Floril
n in 1879.
These were laid on the table for CO
sideration.
The Senate then elected by ballot, Il
following chairmen, Of standing commi
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, June /.
On the question 10 concur with the
House in message to The PRESIDENT ,Mt,
Allen, ofOhio, moved TO strike ont Pes
ident, and insertVlcE PRESIDENT, on
whom by the death Of the late President
the powers and duties Of the President
have devOlved. A debate arose, in which
Messrs. Allen, Tappan. Huntington, Walk
rand Calhoun, took part. Messrs
Huntington, Walker and Calhoun, thought
il proper for Mr.. Tyler to uss the title
ofPF6sident Messrs. Allen and TappaU
contra. The amendment was rejected by
yeas s and nays 3s.
The resolution was then agreed to.
When the Presidents Message was re-
ceived and read AMr. Mangum moved the
printing Of 10 900 additional copies, but
reduced i. 10 5000 at the suggestion Of
Mr. Clay, who wished, 10 begin retrcnch'
menl al once. This was concurred in by
MssSrs. Calhoun, Preston and Buchanan,
and adopted.
NJ. Clay gave notice that tomorrow
he would move select committee on
that part Of the Message, which related TO
tho currency, sc. He was inquired ofas
Iowhat kind Of fiscal agent he favored and
TePlied.ihai for himselfhe meant aUniled
States Bank.
HOUSE.
Some discussion arose upon tempo.
rsrily, adopting The rules Of the last
Congress. Mr.. Adams proposed 10 ex.
cent the rule for the hOn-receplion Of alb.
oIiliOn petitions, debute arose and
she subiecl was laid on The table without
decision.
A debate then arose upon proposition
% 70 change the mode Of disposing Of lh'
seats among the dnembers, as 10 dispoe'
oFihem by lot. This was linally laid cI
The table. Several propositions 20 pgin
10, IS, and 10000 exbs cppies Of III,
Presidents Message--lhe iwO laef wer'
rsiecied aPOA eyes and nays, and ihe frs
adcpisd
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Mr.. Clark having received majority Of
ell the votes, was declared duly cleo
ted Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tVes.
The House had not adjourned when
our paper was put TO press; but no
othst important business was expec.
ted.
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BURNING OF THE NATIONAL fHEATRR--
This morning about half past six O'Clock
tho theatre recently erected on the corner
of Anthony and Church streets, was dis.
covered to be on fire, and before the
Aames were arrested, the whole interior
If the building was destroyed. The
walls were still standing when our report
or leil the premises, but seemed in such
a tottering state that it was expected ev'
cry moment they would fall, The heau'
tiful Church, belonging to the French
Congregation, under lie pastoral chafgr
OF the Rev, Mr.. Verrsn, next door to the
theatre, was only slightly injured. the i'm
mense quantities of water thrown upor
The roof TO save il, having damaged the
ceiling and some Of The pews. Severa
small dwelling houses in the rear Of the
lheale, occupied mostly BY poor families
were consumed.
There is nu doubt that this Are was
caused by an incendiuty,-Nrw Era q
Saturday.
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PRINTING ny WATER.-A Rochester
paper is printed by water power, obtained
from the Genesse, and the proprietor is Of
opinion that il is the first aud only one
thus propelled in the world.
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JOHN w. BEAR.--We have seen il
stated in several papers that this indivd-
nal, (notoriOus for any thing but integrity
and caPabiIity to discharge the lowest of
fce,) has been appointed by the Presi-
dent, Indian Agent at Sandusky. We
hope that this report will appear uDfoun-
ded; for if he be competent to fill any
Office under the government, we know OF
no one too degraded to hold office. II is
urged as an excuse for the proscriplive
course pursued by the new administration,
that they found most Of the Offices filled
with dishonest men. They are now pro-
Tossing TO mend the matter by tho ap'
pointment Of such men as Badger and
Bear. II such is the reform we are tc
have, the nation will be ina pretty fix in
deed at the close Of tho four years, dur
ing which we are to beAl with the pres
ent administration!
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SHIr WREcKs.-SeyeraI more distres

SKIP WREcKs.-Several more distress
ing shipwrecks are recorded under the
head of foreign news. The rapidly in
cleasing number of these disasters, by
which hundreds at time are swept into
eternity, calls loudly for an inquiry into
the cause. We saw it tated a few days
since in an exchange paper that a man
was imprisoned in London, on charge
Of inSuring ships, procuring them to be
wrecked, and then claiming the insurance
money.
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RAIN AT LAsT.-A refreshing

RAIN AT LAsT.-A refreshing shower
passed over this region on last Sunday
evening. For three weeks we had been
without rain; aud the weather being very
warm, the crops were suffering greatly
Should the weather be favorable hsreaf
ter, the corn crop will not entirely fail,
as it was feared it would, but we are told
it will be light. There Sre some fields oi
good wheat in The county; but most crops
have suffered from the bad weather nearly
as much as the corn.
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sABRArH IN SPAIN.--Attending mass
in the forenoon, and bull fight in the af-
ternoon.
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SENATE.
JuNE 8.

MeSsrs. Bayard, Preniiss, Benton, Ar,
cher. aud Walker, were announced as a
committee on the part Of The Senate 10
Join with that Ofthe House in taking into
consideration so much Of the Presidents
Message as relates 10 the demise Of the
late President,
Messrs. Clay Of Kentucky, ChOlte,
Wright. Berrien King, Tallmadge, Bayard
Graham, and Huntington, were announ-
ced as tile select cOmmillee 10 which was
referred so much nf the Presidents Mess.
ago as relates TO uniform currency.
The standing committees, the chair
man ofesch ofwhich, balloued for at d
previous day; we named yesterday we're
also announced. Several msmorials we're
then presented, when
MIR. Clay offered the following resOlu-
iion:
"Resolred, That the act entitled ian
actio provide for the colleclion,safs.keeP-
ing, transfer, and disbursement Cfths pub
Hc regenue,' ought to be forthwith repeal
et, and that the Committee on Finance
be directed TO report a bill 10 that sf-
iecI.n
4 In Offering this resolution, Mf Clay
observed, that il was the same 10 sub.
] stance sa that moved by him at tho last
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Underwood, J. C. CLARK, and Atherton
having been appointed lelIers, the result
w,s annnunced as follows:
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King, that their chair fill up the commit
tees, to save the delay Of ballOtings.
Mr.. Clay offered bis resolution TO re-
Ter so much Of the Message as relates 10
a fiscal sgent 10 select committee Of
nine, which after some conversation with
Mr.. King, was agreed to mem con.
the Senate Concurred in the inini reso.
lution of;he house, relating 10 the death
Of President Harrison, and ordered com.
miltee Of s on It's part.
SEN A'TE
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W. HE EE q.
CITY OPTIC E r $.

CITY 0FFIC Frs
MIyor-George Dny-oilice on Main street
Cierk-James S. Wheat-biIico on Main srtref.
CITY SsrgerRt-J. L. SIngSon-1iiice Nam Street
Street Conmissioaer-Juhn Moore
fToar Inspsetor-Geofge Baird Office Market
Space.
Superintendent and W. Work,-JosIAH Powell
Wharf Master j. G.. Wiley.
Tbs Clerk ef me Harket-Wm HALL.
Curator Of ne Gig lodi. Warden.
Aldermen-lst Ward j. Murray 2nd ward Jas
MConnell 81 Ward r Sims. 4;h Ward P. Bier. 5,h
Ancestors oas for each Wdr3-lst. r. Campbell;
81. A. PayIon; 81. j. w. Robb; 4lh. J. Robinson. 5h
Wm rompleton.
Ssaiiary Com aiuec-NrN ghtcn. and Irwin. for
Sac lat Ward ~ MGinnis & LaughIiu; 81 fIar-
ding and C. l. Strong; Alb. Richardson's Richards
Sill, Pratt aud Qua'rer.
coIt aud LEmbsr MeaSTer-J. {. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
Ga OrIinaaees-Nayor. Caldwell aud Wheat
Ga FiasHcs-BradY, Hughes and Seihy
o. decentralization, Neel and Morrison.
Ga Sirseisaai AHeys.-Sslby, Dunbar, ScatIerday,
CilIwsll and Llmbdin.
On Wfisr W0rks-lIughes, Dunbar and Graham.
On Mirket House -wickham, Graham anil Tanner.
O. C,lL B41Is-CrAham. Adams and Scilterday
Ga Wiarges-M Lure, Brady, MGlushey Wick
ham and t..
o. FIRE D,o1riasli.-Selby, MLurs, Morrison,
Hubbard and Tanner.
o. Ps,.iioas and RemonS,raHces- Neel, Lambdin
and Dunbar
o. S1l1riss-wrekham, MrGaughey, Tanner. Dun.
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PORTING POW DEE.-DI Points Eagle
~ Gun Powder Ia canis!ers uf enc pound eaehi
tparrauted cleaner. quicker md sirni ger Than any
FIY,.,ytovder hcretcfo-e imported. Always tn
ard and lor ssle by s. ~. THOMSON & co!
..r7 Peuodica Agents. Monroe s..
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
CAPITAL SrocK, 100000.
Directors for 1871 dPpointea By me STATE.
Thomas PAUL, Arthur NJ. Phillips 4. jacob D.
Crrgar.
Elected By ,le StockhoLIers-A Woods. c.
Woois. WIN. b. Tyson, John Bane. a. 2, Woods.
A. WOODS President.
J. LIsr. Cashier.
Di,oount day on Thursday ofeach week
MERCHANTS s. MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAprrAL Srocx. sjl4.500.
Directors for 1871.
On fAe part Of the SGfe.-JOseph CaldN oil, WIN.
T sslby. Israel Updegrah
For the SlockiaLisrs-J Shriver, Samuel Ncel
John Richie, Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. &
Knox
BaADY. Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week. bills Of eE
shange discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArfrAL SrOcx 100000.
Directors Tor 1871
Tbos Hughes, Morgan Nelson. Jos Morrison
John p Clarke. John NJ. Clarke, John M'Alullen
Robt -rangle Jos Pollock. Thos. J. q. PenlOney.
Tmos. HUsuEs, President
r. H. GRggR. Treasurer
Discount day Thursday of each week
FIRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING
Carat srocK S5000O0 100000 PAID ~
Directors for 81 elected yal. 4.
J-hn Fawceu. samuel SprgE, samuel Neel. {
d Knoz John Cioshorn. Y. w. Harding. }. S Shu
yer. s. Brady. WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. President
D. LaMB. Secretary & Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE Co oF WHEELING
Carat STOCK. $500 Co., $4,000 PAID IS.
Directors for 1871. elected Jan. g.
Thomas Hughes. Morgan Nelson. WIN. p. Petoi
soo. 4. Paxton. a. ". johnston. James a. Fsrsyli
Robt Cransle John M'Nullen. Dinie lar b.
THOMAS HUGHES. PresidsHL
It. RI. GsEER, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
HssrfoRD Cosv
SANTL ATKINSON. hrsnf
hnts Main So. Wheeling Va.
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= n a special appointment joseph Gilou. Pen
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5lgI character of these Pens has induced tho Of
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CTS. Fraud. NOT only upon Mr elliot. bot also
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w. w & s. III. JIMESON
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

Al MES 5. WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
r., UT letling Va. offers his services in the
Idt's aNA1~n - ne a. aittcss a uls
tns city or any Of th9 adjacent couaties of Vir-
gina or ONO Ofhce, east SIDE of Main between
Cnlnn and Nome streets. Wheeling. oct
RON & NAILS,-Wo have just received
II from The Mandatory Of the Messrs EllicoIi. in
MonoHgaia c.. and will keep constantly on
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we will sell al Pittsburgh prices
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lOasorve, the genuine Pens are oil marhcd niuh
L.Joseoh Gillous Patent" or Joseph Gillou war
bulrd: and that each gross bears fac smile okhis
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AT rHE CORNER OF UNION Ann WATER srs.
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"a OEiCE.-Fhosc indebted 10 the late firm OF
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before The first Monday in Aug. and save cost.
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KING & CRUMBACKER,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALERS - GROCERIES. WINES. u LIQUORS
FORWARDING a COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WuurfIvc Va.
WI. III. KING, & Il. G. CRUMBACK-
Err, having entered iGto gartn, rship ard purchased
The stock of Nj Solomon King will cuE'nue husi.
ness nj the old stand No &c. Water ; rcct
They arc prepared 70 receive md despatch goods
east. or west. AT tie lowest rates.
The patronage Of the customers ofihe late House
and friends is solicited.
yUNIATA NAILS.-iO0 kegs g., 9's an
los Juniaia nails cousi gnmesi for sale ln,y by
jolly - KING x CRuNGACKER
WIZ q BI9I OBS.
INHE subscribers have Just re .tIgri from phil
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and Casks Vines and Liquors Of every yarict,
and Price " llch ttey offer % dca lers anu others
On the m1st b ,cal terms IN casks, dcmIiohus.
Boit Is and On dralt tdutltics 10 sat, tue tot
lowing wellknown Brands comprise a potion Of
their stock,
alexander S,iSnsfe CJsliac B.indy;
Ca~tdlIOn Bordeaux DO DO
J ID uuc b, do de-
Goddatd's extra old cognIac d. 1919.
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1 sburns hue Grape JUICE OF TsnTerance port,
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