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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
THE LATE WAR.
BATTLE OF LAKE CHAMPIAIN AND PLATTSBURGt
NAcoNs AND MACDoNoUGH.


A. Macomb. ike Macdonou.h, numbered with the
dead, those vino take proper interest III the American
Army and Nav nav be gIaicd with bret notice OF tie
brilliant services rendered their coGn; by the forces IN
der their command. the Battles Of Pia;t-burg and Lake
Champ!an In noticing the OF 1874 Hale refers 10
drafts Of troops taken from the Chumpan frontiers Tor
the purpose of reinforcing the troops under Bow and Scott
engaged along he Niagara frontier lie then aids
The march Of the troops from Paitsburg having left that
post almost dcencee, the enemy determined To attack II
by land, and. the Tine attempt the dc'rcon ot
te American loiin Iahe Cham7aia. On tie 3d OF
September Sir Gcorge Provost the Governor General Of
Canada. with army Of 1900 me-, most of whom had
served the OF Europe, entered the territories OF the
United States \ h object asceained. Brsa-
der General Macomb tie commander Of Pat;s5urg called
to his aid the militia of New York and Vermont who with
aiacry and without distinction OF party obeyed the call
On tho 9Th the enemy arrived P.atsburg, which
situated Lake Chaapain the norhery bark Of tie
small river Sarannc. On hc approach the American troops
vino posted opposite bank. up he plank- Of
the bridges, with which they formed slight brclstvork and
prepared dispute the passage of the stream Several a
enpts to made by the enemy but they were
uniformly defeated. From this time, until the llih the
British army employed in erecting batteries while the
American forces every hour augmented by the arrival
Of volunteers and mlitiu.
Early in the morning of that day the British squadron,
commanded by Commodore Downc appeared of the habor
Of Plasbrrg where that of the nied States, commanded
by Commodore Marlborough, lay al anchor prepared ,r bat
lle The former carried nucty-iye guns and manned
with upwards OF 1000 men the latter carried cshy-sx guns
and was manned with go
At nine ococl, the batlc cournenced.-Seldom has the
Witnessed a furious encounter than now took
place the bosom OF this transparent and peaceful lake.
At the moment, the enemy land began heavy
cannonade upon The American ne AID attempted al diiei-
places the Saranac NJ ford above tie village
the strife was hot and deadly \ often as the enemy adj
yanced into the water ihey received destructive fire from
the militia and their dead bodies hoatcd down hr
literally crinsonci with blood.
At half pas. eleven tie shout Of victory. heard aong tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

WASHiscToN, July !, loil
In the Senate, to-day, various petitions received,
most Of them for Bankrupt Law.
The morning hour occupied by Mr. PIERCE in farther
bale on the resolution of Mr. BucHASAN relative to re-
noals from office. He commented with much vehemency
% the mjss,fablc Gas he deemed them removals from Of
re, made by the present Administration
The Fiscal Bank Bill again taken up the question
eng on the amendment of which Mr.. Rives gave notice
eday providing that branches should be located in the
yn,es only by their
NJ. RiyEs supported it in most eloquent and able
?ecc coniendng that the sovereignty of the States should
preserved involae from any aggresson of the General
government and that branches should be located the
Safes without their express consent.
Mr. CLAY opposed the amendment, and strongly urged
he original form OF the b and that the Bank should be
DEPENDENT for It's beneficial results the mere caprice of
the States.
Mr. Ryrs replied, strongly opposing the original form of
the BILL and declaring that he cou not from principle sup
port the bill in that form, and calling on his friends who pre-
erred it, but who still without compromise of principle might
'ee to the amendment yield The strong convictions
Those opposed it, and that on the high and broad prnc
PES Of national patrics they should in forming this
gent which demanded by the people of the Country.
Mr. PREsroN in brilliant speech declared himself in
Of the amendment of the Senator from Virginia and in
LIBERAL spirit of concession called the Wings unite
the details of this PLAN which had been so plainly called for
qthe people.
Mr. MFRRcK took the floor and the Senate ad ourned
In the House the Speaker laid before them the Message
the President received yesterday, containing petition Of
citizens of Newly ork, for Bankrupt Law, and
le'tns them give respectful hearing the prayer of
TIE petitioners. 1t also communicated of the late
Census, compliance will, the resolution of the House some
days since.
photographers in the contested election case OF Mr. BANKS
Fero laid before the House
The House again resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole the State Of the Union and resumed the consider
zion Of the Distribution and Presumption Bill.
Mr.. CHARLES BnowN of Pa. length opposed ,l.e bill
Nr GLMKR against the bill under the circumstances
Embarrassment ard debt of the Treasury, but expressed
,f friend of the Distribution of the Surplus Proceeds
iihc Public Lands.
Mr. BDrAcK opposed the bill on the grounds
On the motion OF Mr.. Cosr JOHNSON q resolution
aiqed ns,ructing the Committee on the Public Lands
inquire into the cNpediency of reporting bi appropraling
iaEc Lands satisfy unsa,isfcd military land Of
cers OF the Virginia line and of the Revolutionary and the
i, War
Mr. RIvEs spec.h of to-day considered as one Of his
most successful efforts. ARGUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
NEW-yoRK, MONDAY, JUN ), isay.

There Is 10 be from this place, almost ar clear
morning. during lie summer Of the most grand, a well
no beautiful phenomena ever oehel. 1t Is IN passage
Of the dense masses Of fog which collect every night along
the Tennessee River ard that pert Of Macon county known
the Tennessee VALLEY, through low gap OF The Blue
Ridge On tn south of the ridge in thu section log Is rare
" ever know. to collect cxce, in ycry wet cloudy weather
The air Is generally remarkably clear and pure. From
until eight O'Clock in the morning, the phe-
nomenon to which aude To describe 1t correctly
with pen. utterly impossible IAe Jog IN one taicb,
dark mass pour, and ro, IL uubroken columns pro-
getting point Of the mountain and through the gap aordng
have no hesitancy in saying Of the most sublime
that belongs tie mountain c-riry So soon as it fairly
passes the ridge Immediately eyaporacd and becomes
invi ,ille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
Correspondents Of The Tribune.

BUFFALO, June % 1871.
FRIEND Cuisines never was quite SO dull here and
aaey never quite Produce in quantities pour
asmupon US go forward; every tttlc is owned Buff
9accOan, capitalists and merchants hold ii all
NdrrObaby held claim ii before of the soil
-Four Is selling here s. 30, with an expectation OF its
soa: up So before the week is out. The excessive
brought has almos, blasted the prospect of middng
coming crop, aud holders firm and quite excited in anti
''pl'on Of an advance in bread stuls
tor the las, two weeks from Buffalo Detroit the pco
Pe have been in high state of excitement. You pro-
o aware that for there has existed combiua
W" Vi al The steamboat craft Lakes. and the prices
passage have been maintained high rates in SO
M o. and higher fact; while labor, provisions and every
Jung else have been materially lower. The whole steam
s interest has been stocked, and regular Association
1eG VIA IT'S President and dt;ccs Vice Presidents. for
l' ""ow-iis upper anS under-straPpers, Underwriters
4''''er> and all the paraphcrnaa necessary to the
s'ns out OF The grand principles Of combinations This
Na'en has run bc,t- enough do the business, and
- u 'ae balance IN Ordinary. Last wear S.pall 6pPosi
w WAS started 10y OF the smallest class of steamboats,
,-aecuoA with Inc OF brieS bat this did not
"a. About two weeks ago the Daniel Webster that
ia by the Canadian Government during the Patriot
e' ali al e*oc made her appearance along side, with
Aacn ports aud brass ordnance sticking ou-real pira-
appearance. Capt. TAYLOR CIV. f p TAYLOR tina,
rs gong Congress in place OF Willard FILLMORE. bu, did
4 8, eectedl announced Captain headed his bill
Acnopoly The Peoples Rights, and all tina, sort OF
"s' and made "Trip Detroit and back. B, this time
e feeling all alive in favor OF the Opposition On
'9nd trp a the places he stopped, the people ex-
sd their feeling by firing guns, giving him cheers. and
= demonstration imaginable used TO show their alb
''y0'e OF the monopoly Well, how has it ended WHY
ya9e back, sold himself 10 the combination and
> Dan for the balance Of the and Will be tied
= suck in the creek Yours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
CHEAP And FASHIONABLE GOODS.


E Subscribers being desiron reduce their stock ST Spring
ash Summer Goods low possible previous making
c=. up
sel their Goods COST.
Their anil having been mostly purchased Auc
very ow prices best opportunity offered to La
dies W.. ssh supply themselves fashionable Goods.
Amos. their stock may snd splendid of RICH
>lLKS oftHe latest styles variety Of PRINTED LAWNS.
Bowbazucs Pi Also large lot OF Gaabroous, Grape Cm
blets. ana Linen Drs for Gca,itmen'
je0-,i GERARD < KIiNCK, l6- Sprng-st.
'EaEl: "a d0l1EI AND FANCY GOODS sroEsE.
I GEO. :. CARY CO.
G35 Pcarl-ce,. Maiden Lane have for sale
of Goods aelr Rc. sting III part follows
CONES ofeye-y DESCRIPTION gilt bone and other Buttons Needles
Books; Steel Wood HIsS; Bone and Steel
Corset Rass and hundred yard, spool Cotton. spool
Stands Bah Cord Corset AMI Boot ace Leather and Bead Purses,
Bead Pcruncrles Coth liar other
Ga,se. Razor. and Racer Str0p Shaving Boxes, &c.
the above Good MAJ be a IN quantities to SUIT ut the lowest
\ B DeaIor. in Bones. Ilorn- and Rattan ieal I'm
GJS 00N CHEAP Ctsse Ess.-Come aud at
- CaDOO Gl Cha,hal-st--rie Subscribers, beng
mined al from their aad stock Carpets good
the tc>t and cheap the cheapest, wish iuom their
patrons public general at they have received aldi
their stock. large OF brussels and ,hTee-
Hlv Carpets 900 super p 2OUO do @ 1000 do
$500 DO l5 10 IVu!r Jute =. 1900 do S.. 900 d" - uVO
do Is I'd beautiful Sndcs. from = 70 so
best qualify article Of CruGh Cloths aud Table Co'ers with
the most extensive assortment of all things coansed win the trade
Don't forget the number icl9lm
6'4KE'.;EsEt; CHEAPER TEXAN EVER %.
< ". WILCOX No. ., Caunl de Broadway has
received from large ana cocc selection of Ingram Car
wishes purchaser A great variety OF Rugs Mats Aano
and Table Cover, Floor Cloths Sc with other articles
with tn All of Which Ill be soil as cheap Cor
cheaper than be purchased at aay other Store IN the CITY
triu In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
VOL. 4. NO. IA.


SST9 al GRAND ENCURSIONs-on MONDAY,
- July futh TO FLUSHING. landing Astoria. and
- ~, :, h''cnss The flesdid Steamer NAPOLEON,
Capt w ancoN viii make Monday, July 5h
From Fulton Market Sli? y Y. A. and Ii and P.
From Flushing at % 4. VI. }; and : p VI
LnndIs: and down the foot ARE p its
The Flushing Pavilion and Flushing Hotel have made extensive
Preparations for The reception company Iac, and Gentlemen
VIII receive every attention and the tables s furnished
the Fruits ana LuNre of the czen, arc making
preparations to celebrate the day orhy of the OCCASION
Those who wish from the dust and the citv
WI find in the beautiful village OF Flushing delightful place OF re-
y3 ms
49, 81 TWO BEAUTIFUL. SUNDAY E,k-
esy=S,..E5' CO SS1OSS-FOUHrH of iuly.-The splendid
>eamcr NAPOLEON. Capt J. W nancox wimake
Excursions SUNDAY, Jl the 9Th Fill SIIlN6i. landing
Astoria avenwsod, leaving Robuon-st o'clock
A. ~ Whitehall ii, Naket->t L. r. 9! and Rngton-
81 at ~ Returning will leave Flushing at - o'clock.
In afternoon. sha will leave Robinson o'clock, White
hall 81 Markett 81 aud RivngtoH u o'clock Return
~ leave Fuhg o'clock Uojng passengers three hours
to view tao splendid scenery about that place.
FARE 10 Flushing ~
No Excursion advertised affords better opportunity
ra;r. chief Annyr>y The Flushing Pavilion and Flushing
Hotel opcu where the best OF refreshments be obtaised
jyS IT.
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!. w I H1HNcFs->T. Y UuUI, VT III
REFERENCES

asFE,4i MANTEl AND HALL IL siPS Giraadoes cande-
a ahra Jaraaued Trys Bread Baskets IN >et' or >e1iae
fine Table Cutlery Ebony A-La'eI Clocks !of sac b!
BEACH & SEXTON ia ChathaE-st.
ST., Sr o,, band ui=9-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05
T p E g II
or THE ATMOSPHERIC Pressure PRINCIPL
ON ASINGLG Pl ATE-NOT DOuBLE ONH.

or THE ATMOSPHERIC PRESS RE PRINCIPLES:
on ( SINGL. rLtTE-N0T DOUBLE 0NH.
rs,iIE decided advantage plate TINT Is sweet not
affecting the breath acTc, much be Ter to the gum i double
Plate PAIN irritation 10 the IN cheH. ne
Undersigned Lost al hi tech but f'c cHhl ms imp
ra!ced artificial teeth gold af hed ly
the by the sole of the he'e IN M own mouth,
upper and ualer be by any one "ho
VIM li,y,r AiR ..ith a call SAMUEL 3. SMITH Dentist,
10 30 Chambcrs->i. II doors west from the Park
REFERENCES.
From the Free Circulating Atyertser" Dr. Samuel B. Smith
hose gcce in setting gold plate, the atmospheric
pressure principle celebrated has this y graft
sight his truly astonishing success Tie set a has
supplied in his possibly be surpassed and lar
coed tkiuc Of the kind We ave ever scen
From the Sun W invite the attention OF all our
readers, perfection OF the dental art TO
call a the office E. Saith, 10 Chiiters-stTee MS
eeuoaln and uncr set Of teeth held atospheca!
the runs plate, srics thing ol the kind We nave
oyer seen made by the gentle
ar Tor lady ta she uascacs with them and
>e l natural teeth. N Uae certainly can POI
bly them from the
From York Mirror ~" puzzle the mot critical 10
r the fetal inserted by Or Samuel t. Smith from the
natural on, His vorh l. beautiful and accurate.
FrtEer RefrenrsS. f. T. iorse. Professor &c ~ Tue H'rF-
s Of Duubar Lambert SnYdan l@e " a'er!ey
Place; Lewis Halcck NJ 2 Mad>on-si ~ ta'sAa" 9I. oF
Bible House; YIN Bradford, 10 Spruce-,i ~ -
@rR3i.. MANTEL AND HALL LAMPS GHaadoIe'' candei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

.yS he adniFeE, OF ylncre in Philadelphia, gave its
~ adge Conrad splendid supper on "Wednesday even
@:J R. Chandler, Esq presided and the affair went OF
Ssg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

~ - - PHEASANT EXCURSION
STATEN ISLAND the Fifth of July, landing
Fort Hamilton, Perth Amboy, and Fort Richmond
The Steamboat HIGHLANDER, Capt r. Wnrop, will leave tho
pier foot Warren-s Monday July 5th o'clock,
Od state Prison wharf at qhartc past lo OF Caharine s. e.
quarter before No l. Mr. past9 o'clock,
landing and sufficient time view tho
beautiful scenery in aud about those piaccs
FARE Excursion Sd Dinner board Band Of
Music : engaged :ur the
The highlander leaves for Newbsg ON Tuesday morning July 9Th,
az o'c!o.k. jyl II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

EARE'ETfEC CHEAPER TEXAN EVER %
< NJ WILCOX No. = Caun> de near Broadway has
Na.N GOODS


SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of French and American Paper
- Borders. the United STATES iaper'!ny
and Band Box Warehouse 6j Canal Broadway New
York
Purchasers are respectfully invited call aud for them
selves. Z ouns prepared the manner.
jel2 I'm JOSHUA BROWN. g. Gannl-st
tDsSgHVElJ g..e AM, lNs.-Just received
large and additional assortment of Printed Lawns and Muslns
qualities sale cheap aio A. l. ayard
Also good pluE and striped Iackonet Swiss and
other Mu-'iGs. NJ ilJlSE, l22 iraIdS
jr29 lwt Second Dry toois store ea'i from Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

u The slave George whose caused so much ex
element Cincinnati few days since has been given up 10
his master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

u The last Ashovillc a. c> Messenger contains let
ter from Clayton, Ga.-a in the mountainous
Northern section of thai, StacfIom Which we make tie oI
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CslissSTopEsE.s-sT. FERRY

= G. = GssEs%TOPEsEls-ST. FERRY
The Cbri>iopherst. Ferry Boat, having been hand
orey redte, running, leaving twice an ous
The POMENtDES of the Pleasure Grounds
HOSOKEN fine order aud well shaded from he ThiI
delightful Resort attractions than
ever. l,29 lw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

u Arkansas Coal is very popular at Natchez. Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

LIREWO1s descriptions and sizes manaiae 10 o.
SAMUEL BUCK3iASTER. They cannot oe i"r asn:
For sale by w. r. eALLAGH O. Chatham corner DuAne,st
NB-Nc stack hand-FHe"ofAs 40 NOT improve % a<e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

Destructive SrOnN.-The thunderstorm vhcn passed
over this city about O'Clock Wednesday and reached Bos
ton about O'Clock, very Throughout; Massaci
SETS in fact perfect thunder squa Rain fell sheets
at Salem the rivers, and tie Railroad track was
buried sand. AT Wuham hail fell in abundance. doing
great damage vegetation. Ten hoase, blown
down. large uprooed and much glass broken-225
panes from ono house The equally violent
Amherst ~ II. where all the glass the rindward
side of the houses Jrokea35O panes in the house Of
the Editor Of the Farmers Cabinet The dest.u The
crops by hail wind and rain, path four i've miles
AyAe. is beyond nrecedent
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Il H E T r | B L n Z
XEw.YoRK, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1871

Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WAsHrscToS, July /, l54l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

DvaSu DsAPEEss-iO bales jus, received and for sale
X by II p FREETtN, 81 Cedar It, Up Stairs. je29 iwi,
DECvyRD snd anbIescaed Refined Whale Oil in lots to
u purchasers 6y + w Wv l47 F[ont-,t my
C,..v sIOTR-700 packs Russia Cloth assorted. for
- ale by GRINNELl. MINTURN & Co. 7e Southst jy2
TFsy POTs-l6 Try and gallons sale by
] je25 ORWELL. MiNTURN a CO. e Sou,h-'t
n ESsEA sE7E ETEN<s-90b and beached, for
IL .alc by GRTNSELL MGSTURN & CO 7e South-st
A Rs:OLS.-l2 casks for sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

s,'5ss g.; ~ Dti9tS! FOURTH OF JULY ElAh-
z WORkS-NEW-YORkL AB0RATORf.-M BENNETT, sue
{. Ashley lJ6 Front south Of Fulton street.
The extensive aud brilliant assortment OF FieWok- IL now
above place Ionary and Signal Rockets
gold silver RAM suns Fans Palm Trees, Pyramids PERI
Crosses Ocgons Tra@e Vertcc Mines OF Serpents AND
iron Bencoa Lights Roman Candles large and small SER
Pin Wheels Grlhopper-, Port Fires Blue Lights scroll
Wh Tobons Line Pigeons forpedoes Pulling Crackers Dou-
hle Headers Fire Crackers, Canton Rockets, &c.
N Committees for City and County displays military and private
parties he supplied The liberal with the above a
the materials having been selected will. tho
care celebrated Chemists Europe ef tJy4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-05

[tPAS3SDslo EXHIBITION OF FlRE-WORKSAF
- OBOkEN Fifth of July the lawn in front OF Perrys
O o'clock the evening under the
supcnendcnce Of lr WIN. The following brilliant Pyro
will be -lvenamiss nfreeto which the public 10
respectfully invited commencing with Bengoa Rependant Light,
a superb piece cad the Flower Of Ddabane, Signal re
WIKI Seents and silver Comets and beautiful piece
called Plrsan Glory Rockets with Nee0rs plen
d Chequer Piece Rockets with crimson stars Signal lb
Rockets Serpeuts aud silver Comets Rockets with carmlne and
mctcor. The leIyi, Rockets with brilliant Stars
Ferry will from Ioboken until twelve
o'clock at night jya3'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-27
SrMNlnY

=.
MAINE MovISG.--We learn from the Portland Ar-g,
Of the 18th inst, that the resolutions '.to repcl s.,
aggression, taken up by the Senate on tie ",l
aud after being amended by inserting 81 AGO. n.
stead Of 100000, for the defence of the Stat
referred to The same Committee.
Mr.. Davis then offered the following resolve slpi
was also referred to the Committee the Northeastern
Boundary:
RcsOlre for rspsling Foreign Inrasion aa1 proei4m.
for thG protection Of the STATE
BE it Rcso,ctd, That the President Of the tni,gl
States be requested and urged to tie E!medae
removal of the foreign armed force, by which our STAG
nvaded, stationed npon the upper valley oil he $
Johns, and that the Government; Of tic United STATES
be earnestly invoked relieve this State froa IT, rrc
sent heavy neediul Burden of its own defence
ANOTHER hBoLITIoSlsT REWARDED The lioncra.
bic George Evans has been elected to the Senate II tie
U. S. by the Legislature Of Maine This is The
Mr.. Evans, through whom Gen. Harrison conveyed -
the Abotnnlsts OF New England assurances Of is g.
votion to their cause bya reference TO the a u ms ho
iny joined 4botton Society ,rhen only eghcsn yta.
attcrUards. The Wings are now busily engaged n
paying Aboltonism the stipulated price for It's ard -
the late President eection.-kentucky Ga-ctn.
The advancement Of Granger and Evans IS meant IS
sop to Aboltonism. Thai Changers appointment
will satisfy them, is evident from what follows;
SATURDAY, Feb. H.
The National Integencer, which is to b. the 81.
cia of the administration, as it was Of those q
Madison, Monroe, and Adams, announces this mcrnig
the cabinet arrangements Of Gen. Harrison.
Your columns will not allow room for any reiec'io7.
might offer upon the qualifications Of the gentlemen
The cast is the BEST whole, Of any that has been
talked Of II is satisfaction, however, laat n.
gag-man, North or South, is selected II IS believe
Pennsylvania will be compensated with the London
mission given 10 Mr. Sergeant for the LOGS Of repre-
sentative in the cabinet Washington Correspondent
The .feao York Emaneipator.
WHEELING BASKs-from paragraph in the la'
Wheeling Gazette, we infer that the Banks 10 tina; cl'
do not purpose to profit by the provisions Of The !a
small note law Of the Virginia Legislature One =
the sections Of this law, required tie bee!ng 1ans
to dcsist from the issuing Of post notes, con1aa
precedent to their avang o! the Jaw authorship y
issue of and two dollar notes 10 certain ,niora'
of their capital. Referring TO this authority AMI III
condition attached TO lis exercise the Wheeling Gazette
says"Our banks cannot, consistently with !he. tay
either TO themselves the community, accep: Of ;e
bill with its njunctons and consequently, ~ or
community is concerned, no good can result, hom IL
passage. "-Baltimore Patriot.