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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-05

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for Octo-
Der is received. Contents IL Autobiography of a
Monomaniac. 2. Scenic description. 3. On news
papers, very fair and well expressed article.
4. Paintings in profile. s. Extracts from the Jour
nal of an American Naval Officer G. Letters on
the Navy-the Messenger is redoubtable cham
pon Of this of the nations defence. 7. Evils of
tight lacng. g.. Prose and verse. O. S. G. Good
rich, Peter Farley. 10. Young by Tuckerman. II.
Literary intelligence, and nearly dozen poctical
pieces. Among the latter we discover lwo from the
pen of the venerable J. O. Adams, written for young
ladies' published by permission and both bearing date
the same day. We copy the first, which is the best
TO MISS E 49,.
Oh wherefore Lady, was my lot
Cast, from thy own, so far,
Why, by kind Fortune, live we not
Beneath one blessed star
For had thy thread of life and mine
But side by side been spun
My heart had painted to entwine
The tissue into ONE.
And why should Time conspire
: To sever us In twain
And wherefore have | run nv race
And cannot start again
Thy thread, how long how short is mine
Mine spent-thine scarce begun:
Alas we never can entwine
The tissue into ONE
But, take my blessings on thy name
The blessing Of a sire.
Not from a Lovers furnance flame
It's from hoer fire.
A threed unseen beside of thine
BY fairy forms is spun
And holy hands shall soon entwine
The tissue into ONE.
JoHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Wasb;nrton n q a,r,s, = ,Qi1
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October 2, l54i.
Amount Of Treasury Notes issued under the pro-
visions Of the acts Of Congress of 1897, 1885, 1889,
and 1910. $26,6si 1897 So
Redeemed ofthose issues, M9O2'92o u
Leaving outstanding, $I,77s,4ii 81
Issued under the act Of February, 1871
viz:
Prior to the 4th March,
ls4i, $673, 6si 30
Since the 18th March,
1871, 5,273,25i So
Redeemed Of that issue, 352, 800 80
Leaving Of that issue
outstanding, 5.59i,6l2 81
And making aggregate outsand-
ing LIST instant, of $7,373,ON Az
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Washington City, Oct. All, lS4i
CEPARATE Proposals will be received at the Office
- of the Qsartermaster OF the Marine Corps, IN
this city, until ~ O'clock Wednesday, the 10Th
United States Marines at the following stations, for
the year 1912:
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Chariestown, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gospor near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola Florida; and
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
The rations 10 consist of one pound and quarter
Of fresh beef or three quarters Of pound of mess
pork eighteen ounces of bread flour, al the option
Of the Government and at the rate of six pounds OF
good clean coffee, twelve pounds of good New Orleans
sugar eight quarts Of beans, four quarts Of vinegar
two quarts of salt four pounds OF soap, and one and
half pounds of good dipped candles to each hundred
rations.
II is understood that the full side of beef meek and
shns exciuded) be delivered, il required; If such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately And the bread or Hour
shall be of superfine quality. All the articles to be
unexceponable and to be issued to the troops with
out Expense to the United States.
Proposals TO be endorsed :" Proposals Tor haiions
for 1872"
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New REVENUE AcT.-The New York American
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into operation on the LIST instant, says:

II was stated in our last that great quantities of
free goods anticipation Of the duties imposed by this
count, consigned to foreign houses here. The
first part Of this statement having been questioned in
Philadelphia paper, have obtained the following
statement ION the Custom House books OF the entries
by two ships from Have, and these it will be seen
bear us out abundantly.
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r Avs OF THE U. s. LIST SESSION 9Th
IL CONGRESS, are published at this office in
pamphlet, by order of the Government, and few
ra copies will he for sale to the public. sept 2l-tf
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DARIS EDITION OF LORD BYRON'S
j. POEMS AND LETTERS with his life by
Henry Lytton Bulwer, complete in one beautiful
tavo volume just received for sale by +. TAYLOR.
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foreign interests than our own, os the former interests
must control to great extent, our mpoT, trace a'u
NAV TO very great extent, our revenues IRON TIA.
sonrce. That. while we have sources Of internal
revenue from which can supply our Treasury, We
NAV. by counieryalng legislation, couneract iorelsn
nolcv Lost 10 our interests but when we must nave
The revenue, We may not be able to adopt the counter
vailing measures required consistently with thai neces
sity And that, The internal revenue from the lands
being disposed OIL the only means within the power OF
Congress TO escape entire dependence upon imPost'
were internal excise and direct taxation-means Tor
raising revenu. which no man could hope Congress
would ever adopt merely 10 preserve the protective po
cy.
Such is brief outline Of the argument he offered
to the Senate upon the former occasion referred 10, anu
he would not 90 farther repetition oil II now. ne
did not know that the views sound, but lie housn
them worthy oil mature consideration before TINS pr"
posed disposition OF The land revenue should be maze
upon the ground Of favorng protection lie c1uid NJ"
40 view its tendency, believe that such would BE- ''s
practical fleets; and, favorable to the policy o.
protection, as incidental to the raising Of the
revenue for the National Treasury, he shocia H''u
cause for opposition TO It on this ground.
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Correspondence Of The .ft,c York .feic Era


The address of the Democratic members OF the
Legislature TO their constituents IS one OF great ability,
and Notwithstanding lis length will be read with ari.
div They have also addressed letter TO MIR. Van
Buren, expressive Of their undated confidence IN the
wisdom of the principles which he advocated, and the
purity Of the motives which governed him. After
speaking of the manner in which he sustained his
high responsibilities, and of the estimate which will
hereafter be placed upon his course, they say 10 HIM
that the country has indeed already evinced such an
appreciation of his character in that extraordinary and
IN the history of this Government uneGuaed nantes
taon of confidence in the Executive discretion, by
which the power Of this Government lis military and
moral strength treasure and the great issue OF peace
or war placed BY the unanimous act Of Congress-
and the voluntary and urgent profter OF poltcai
opponents, wholly at his disposal Among people
rightly Jealous of of Executive power,
and at a period when peculiar abuses IN this respect
were the catch.words Of political opposition amidst
scenes also of pecunlary revuson and peliical con-
troversy unusually fierce and embit,ered, this was an
act of confdence-o f universal reliance-o profound
rcpose in the integrity PATRIOTISM, and capacity OF the
funcionary on whom il was conferred, as honorable IN
itself il dangerous precedent, and as The
surrender bv him Of this high delegation OF authority
unused was accordance with the genius and spirit
of cur institutions
Senator Hunter, and Mr.. Lawrence of Queens Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

.lrrsst of Dawson Me Great Forgcr and Fiaaneier.-
We have at length announce the arrest Of Dawson,
the pr,at New Orleans fnancier, who succeeded in
.windnr many banks and brokers, from New Orleans
to n. Y, out Of nearly 100000.
hIessrs jacob Little II Co. of this city have received
this day letter from their Louisville correspondent,
announcing the fact
He has been arrested by Mr.. Snyder, who went in
pursuit of him, at ST. Louis, and IS safe in The
prison Of that city, awaiting the action Of the Cover
nor of Missouri the requison of Governor Sc
ward of New York.
Soon after the forgery committed, Mr.. Snyder
was sent, by Jacob Little Il Co. in the direction OF
the West route which it was believed he had taken
Mr. Snyder traced him through Doylestown, Pennsyl.
yana, next TO Pittsburgh down the Ohio and M'ssls
,ppi to ST. Louis, and there caught the rascal in the
latter city.
We have not get learned if any Of the plumber has
been found upon the furger. Dawson, alias Parker
alas ",hc great unknown fnancer, will be brought Ia
this place take his lodgings in tho palace of Sesostris
with Mitchell, and get his final deserts Sing Sing
r.H,m York Herald, May %.
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r-. IL ELn,4r trnnth, Z. ).

..In 1896 and I-37, wears II very hsh pi'..,r
tonnage frll of in remarkable" DEERE, VIM, Il
largely increased. The sansr ~ this = ~ 4s 4
are vrry high here our produce dorS mol go III. +
NJ course rmplo,s less IL our own shipping mi
reign II todurr CONES her" fer sale ~ greater n
ploys more of their own shipping-coh>'lh,h -,
nrir.. fall foreign tonnage declines, ana III.
erea.-. II wiIi br wei. for conIme'cii h'h "'
,ional Bank To reflect upon this fact. ,,,,,
alt rs 10 be denied, thar large lii1ni'. 49,
iuce has during The past year, passed ~ - ,rt M
da and thence 10 England. Three hhhui,'n ,.,, IN
barrels Of Hour, II is estiinated, have e"hr - fr
IONS This is not 10 hr prevented Is ,,ir,.
creating cheaper route Ia New i"rh "' ~ i. 4
1t would no doubt, be very desrao'e ~ q,
the determinations, which prevail Of.", te 10
American bottoms, in the carrying - IN
colonies to the Mother country ..,r.
undue Importance which Great bf,'4'" INCL
branch of her commerce, the dli.!ch!'''' i.r,
every attempt TO mcdify her 'ys1." t,ye 1.
too hasty TO conclude, that no eiio'' f,rtls
since Mr. Mciane $ treaty, 10 90 90 '''" "o,,.. -
ton OF her colonial laws. Al all eie% ia, 4
the tables Of the New York liefa'", IA.
diree, trade with the British West ih.. eur
larped since The date Of the treaty. ~ ,.,sr.:
statistics show how untrue IS me 's', ,ost
y York Star. that sour carrying tra's' .,,s.. !.
HE extent, is Zone, and our Shipping me-
ling" marks.
The Star tacks on to these EN-, to, D.
,r,;ns, Nr Van Burens admn'stFa',.o" can,
our commercial interests, a.Ihoos 81. laa
compelled to admit that :" ooaseo aLlerreG
mission and we may add, tha' p ~ cor
has ever been presented 10 the p ,.n Sir =
their heavy duties on Tobacco ' S,a, .shs.
Correspondence. But, says the '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
(CorrtiPohlthts ~ u, "" ,1,v o6 la !

The Convention of Business Men convened az "''
this morning at o'clock, pursuant to Adjournment
Gen Samuel Alexander, from the Commute APP.
"a Ma, nurnosp reported Preamble, win serie'
of Resolutions. which were adopted BY the eohVeh
ton. c,h that M,
The Preamble and Resolutions sci i"f'h ''a' oa
Government il in want Of means TO create an
defence against any foreign power; that other nato"s
ore mnroynp greatly in the ar. OF war; ana VI Ihe e"
s,ructon of steam vessels and other means 10 iac''
destructive warfare; and recommend an increase o. r
poss and duties upon foreign uxures, woollens, silks
ron &C. to raise sufficient to put the coun
try in state of defence under any circumstances
Tho resolutions ala, recommend that the proceeds Of
IA. sales of the public lands shall be distributed among
the States :. Co..
: resolution was offered hy Mr.. Henry r. Strong
and adopted plcd-ins The members Of the Convention
10 use domestic fabrics, and all kinds OF domestic ma
uuactures as far possible, III their families anu ous'
. .,,r
4 committee, consisting Of Gen. Samuel Aiexanorr'
of Cumberland, David krouse, Of Dauphn H. n
Stronr OF Schuylklll: Col George Mayer, OF Lahcas
ter; and A. .. Hester of Dauphin, was aPpo'i,l'" "
prepare u Memorial 10 Congress, and the mex hes's
lature Of Penusy lvania and 10 prepare an aauesS "
the people of the State.
Tnc resolutions were unanimously adopted, with the
exception of one Quaker, who voted against lh' 'So
luton in relation to military defence annu' ,"e"'y
counties were represented, but the CITY oil ihiaueP"
was not represented at all.
The Convention was addressed by Judge Burnside
AID Mr. Blanchard, Of Centre; Mr. Blnnan, OF Scnnyi
kill; Gen Alexander and Mr.. Eye, OF Cumbrraho'
Nerr Mddleswarth, Of Union. Col Paxton, oil Co!um'
bia; Mr. krn,se and Mr.. Strong OF Dauphn; ana Sc,
veral gentlemen from Westmareand, hlseshany anu
Lancaster al spoke in favor Of protective ari ana
in favor Of the distribution Of the ProceedSoi the saics
of the public lands as Pennsylvania measures
The Convention, at O'Clock, I. H., adjourned s'"f
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.E.en .. M.a.z art,e!e >, tle i: r..s M.ssM ueg -

,F-om t,> M,og 7yt,r II lie :. rrrG H,rsid Nag a.
MANI of the Red Back Bank bI.ls 81 thus SiGlc are
at great discount IN the market Some u e
were started on credit; TINT IL, they obtained state
stocks of the Western Commissioners On credit H. -
they deposited with the Comptroller, and attempted :"
| operate with the bills furnished by hun. All o. th's
class has failed of course The stocks deprecated from
10 Ia ~ per their hands, campng their move
ments and running their credit. The whole number
of Banks started under the General Banking La" ana
issued notes according the report of the Comptroller
was ~.
OF this number there have been closed BY the
ckholders
Closed nv process # law
Proceedings have been instituted ~ the Bank
Commissioners gainst IL others, (the most oi
which will be closed up,) say II
And the remaining number, iiity-three, are now -
solvent and IN GOOD credit -
There are now tty-fre banks IN operation, ana lhus
far in GOOD credit but their bus mess 10 necessarily very
small and their profits proPorhonaIe ne results %
the experience thus far, conclusive that the VI"
has failed entirely in It's proposed Objects. ne
failures have been more IN proportion 10 me mum
Der of banks within a gwen time, than under any
system ma, was ever started and the average loss on
the notes much grenter Tins may, III some measure,
have grown out Vt the circumstances attending 'he
passage Of the law, which induced The creation o.
!. much larger number 81 banks than was necessary
or could be useful. As consequence IN all business
,ha, is oycrdone a reaction ensned, anc the weak
est banks failed This was in measure, fortunate,
because il brought Immediately To The test, the ma
ture of the securities which the hllholdrrs DE,
pended for payment. This faded mseraoiy. MANY o
the safety fund banks have failed III the same time, and
the bholders sustained less whatever IL IS true,
that the State stocks held securities were much dep'e-
caed bv general clauses independent OF the banks out
this proves nothing against the pr'nc'p.e otIccuy' oe
cause is only in times ot rrvu.ion general a'screa',
starvation al business. and fall prices thu, security OF
any kind is requisite This the o. State stocks IL
appears fails only at the mnirn, that i IS wanted Many
of The hllhodrrs have confidence in the bills because
they argue "the State is good leasin. out OF view le
fact that is not the State Tint they are 10 TOOK 70, o'
tn market value of the stock the moment OF the
failure of the bank.
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Nrw YoRk HERALD,
.ycn York, Thursday, .Hay ., lc'l. (
o.. ..l..L - Al

One clock, L. NJ.
STEAM Snir PREsInrsT.-.i"oihr Hag.-hnother
CLEAN oihopc was received IN th's Guy TINS 'ho''"g'
We rive IL we hear H.
letter from Montreal, dated May %, states post
t,ve,y that Captain Dunn al Quebec from Eng land,
sa,c uJont april 24h tho steamship President standing
for the Azores.
.9noiher Dreadful Shipnreeh'--1is L;res List!
Disasters come upon US with appalling frequency :
Below we give an account of another, in which ON L
HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT human souls
were hurried instantly into eternity The Quebec nier-
curry alvss an account Of the wreck OF the Brig MIN
s,rcl from Limerick for Quebec, brought on Friday
Inst by four who with tour oil the ere" were
ali that escaped from death.
The Minstrel left Limerick, (l.clani,l on The 2is'
Of pr for Quebec, with one hundred ana lor'y pas
senners enigrauts intending to settle IN Ianaoa'-
The vessel had toerabe passage up TO Tuesday last
at four o'clock in the morning, when she stracS
on Red Island Reef. There was a heavy sea run
ming al the tme bit the boats were launched ana
made fast to the fore chains Upwards oil one nun
dred passengers embarked in the boats but the'r
doom was quickly sealed the vessel "heeled oil into
the deep wafer and went down stern foremost, Sc
suddenly that the painters" of the boats could
not be cast OIL and the people who had embarked IN
the boats persisted with their equally unfortunate com
panons board the brig except four OF the crew AND
passengers who alone Of upwards OF loo souls rema
I'd 10 tell the sad tale These eight persons embarked IN
a gig which towing astern, and fortunately fuI
them the rope which attached II To the vessel, broke
when she went down. They succeeded in pulling Il
White Island, where they remained until the following
day when they were taken off by the ship Wellington
Of Belfast, Captain Mcintyre and brought TO Crosse
! Isle
CAPTAIN Outerbridgc, OF the unfortunate Minstrel
behaved most CALAMITY during the awful scene, until he
pershed with the rest He declared that he would no
leave the vessel until his passengers saved anc
he was the last person by those who were in the
gig.
The following is statement Of the number OF The
crew and passengers who persisted:
4 Cren.-Capt Outerbridge, mate, and others.l1
Passenrers-Nlale adults AZ; Female do. 4l-1s :
Males under IA, 10: Females do SIS. Males under
:. :; Females do. l2-2l Infants 10. Total perish
ed-lI2
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were appointed committee TO convey the c0'n"u''a
ton 10 Undertook.

r r,,,.,per DIxsER-The Express of this
Inn, contains a report of the speech made by n. !
Tallmadye At the dinner gwen him yesterday by MS
,ns course Of it, he undertakes 10 declare
,ha, measures should he passed at the extraordinary
session Of Congress about 10 assemble and ennm'ia.s
The following Tie Independent iteasu'f R.nx ssa
G II The proceeds of the public lands are to be
S;.s,su u lmoag the States T. general bankrupt
s and 6 Money is be given 10 the family
Of General Harrison These according 10 .'r a..
madge the grea. measures ., ',.' ,,,,ncy,sI
wing parry "e IH y. Post.
1.-THE public money he tEns dp"sa o., ,h Mr. Jefferson
,,r.r rencr- gentlemen Ia bear ~ m;iH l M, IN onr,
I ~, unnro. died poor and embarrassed anu no :,
~. .vrr hrru gwen 10 families We mcle's ~, H..
trntion Ia the fact, they MAJ have i"fsouN "
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The Post Office advertisements at Hartford, Conn,
have been taken from the Hartford Times and given to
the Hartford Courant, edited by Theodore Dwight, Sc
creary 10 the Hartford Convention. The Times, says
the Couran has not published these advertisements
since the DAYS Of the elder Adams, until the present
time and remarks that the advocates of Federalism in
l79o are fl! organs OF Whiggery in lS4i.
Petersburg Statesman
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off the transparent mask and speak out: ms IS am
,her preenee less than the shadow ola shade by w,cn
The debts Of the States to be thrown upon Tue
neral Government First comes dIs,rIbn'n' 'ieh ''e
fourth ins,auent, then whatsoever else I's 's",
chonse 10 invent for the purpose Of loading down ','s
80 yu debt and taxation until the sFoans oil lhe
million shall be music for their lora ,1
We trust there will be talent, and nohes'y' a"o
courage enough in Of both parties IN C e
to xpose to scorn, and lash with whip Of sc"'.
Mons, these prof gate schemes OF pinnaer anu
hon Never was there tae when LOFTY pa'''o'.,
l'o" 80 In.rdcd ,yben enc man 4 fcw men could
n a more glory, render valuable services to 'nsl
country and their race and raise to themselves @
nnmcn offame which shall endure until liberty Shai
be no
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
IN s y

~ v q r.
ISkS will DE taken by the FIRE A. MARINE
IelNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at he forrest rates on
buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or yoodea and
their contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills, &c,
Furniture:
Mud mercnandize sf al kinds.
And against all dangers attending The transports
aIiOn Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals and
railroads.
Porn character Of tho company az 10 DrowDt
tnde and hbcnaidy ~ Ne aJJadmenf and tqVwey,
u toa'cs,-wo beg leave TO refer 10 the merchants
OF this place and elsewhere who have had Inc al.
JusimeHt Of claims upon ~.
JOHN FAWCETr. Pres,dsB,
D'NiEL LAnn. Secretary Januoy IG. 1871.
BoARD % DfRECrORs--John Fawceu Pye.J..,
- Brndy, John GoshOrn. Charlie u. Knoy. R,,h.,i
". Harding. Samuel Necl. William Paxton. J,c,h
y Shuvcr, Samuel Sprigg. Direefoys.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
ME LECrURESin this Institution, commenced
Il as usual, on the first Monday in November
and close ON the last Of February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS or
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ ID, Professor Of Anato
my and Surgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH. NJ. D., Adjunct Professor
do.
JAMES +. CROSS, NJ D., Professor of Insti
tuies and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Professor OF
Theory and Practice.
w. III. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.. Professor OfOb-
sieires a Diseases Of Women aud Children.
TllOS. ID. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Professor Of
Nloteria Medica and Therapeutics.
NoBERr PETER. NJ. d., Professor ofChem.
Isiry and Pharmacy.
The cost Of a full course Of Lectures. is SIO5,
pnyaoie ~ advance, ia notes Of good and solvent
tanks OF the States whence the pupils come The
Nianiculation aud Library ticket is 81. and the Dis.
seeing ticket $40. Graduation Foe, $40. Board.
ing ana Lodging (iuel and lights included,) from
SOU toSJ per week. by order,
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL. NJ d..
.HAHl.'ph' nv, Jun IL Dean or F0cuNy.