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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03


 Time speculations Baak notes have become a branch of the bfokers trade in Philadelphia. Bank notes are bought and sold deliverable on lime like stocks Buyers on time of course do all in their pow: CT to rup up the prices, and sellers run thom down, Accordingly, the currency in which every ai's h. bor paid, and his property saduea. becomes the sport of gamesters, who thrive by making it uncer- tain. When it comes this, it is time for the Ecgs lature to compel resumption at all hazards The ip, conveniences of forcing suspended paperou of circu lation at dnce, by restoring specie standard inne diatey, cannot in te worst aspects be destructive of public interest and morals as. toerating d me- dium, which encourages or allows such practices. Ifths is conceded, put this distinct form it must be, the argument. may be aavantageously extended to embrace all suspended paper, whether made the subject oftime speculaohs or not. There will be found difference only ih degree, not principle. between this open gambling lahe currency after is. sued, and the extensive schemes for profit by issuing ythOut limitation, and curta,ling at peasufe, notes which there obligation to redeeui, pro- cess sbichgo by the pore popular name of "reev- ing the people. !" S. '.- -
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|. The Washington City papers contain notice oi the trial of Col W,n. L. Brent, q member of the bar formerly representative Congress from the state of Louisiana, and better known of ate as the author of several severe letters to the Hon. Henry Ciay-charglng that gentleman with Perfdy in rela- ton to the appointment of U. 5. Attorney in that District Mir. BRENT was indicted on a charge of forging five checks in 1887, by which he drew out al the Bank of ofWasbnston, money standing to the cred it ot Il widow pensioner. The forgery aleged' oc- cured in 1887, and the party whose nalne was used' omly discovered the fraud last June Ia r . n
 The verdict sf segsytal ssas .siXS mrS stantly, all the ro'nis, 7witls.E1
 defence, IL esideniya tc'Sn.o Mr. Brent proved that he had e,A power b faiiof- aey, for all he did, that he received tie money under the power, in pursunee of ah ekpiicit contract with the accuser. The National jntelligeacer aaysA'1we are assured there was not the slightest hesitation with any of the jury about theIr serdict.'' -''-.
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7 Bshoid.- do hereby warrant to substitute, as usual, hestiin, bold fee, and espidi,ets style of Pchi.aashp pre-einidentY adapted 10 general pur poses no'atlier method of teaehpg, ever yet dts covered, can,possby iaPart for yotherlnnd, how -oramped, ihegible aefarmed vulgar; in short no matter how indifferent and oou6rmedit it may be, in the short, eaag,e sf TEN LESSONS. oE ONE HOUR EACH IL !. 4. ..
 LADIES CLAss, DAILy.-They are taught beau tfu flowing hand and the only now. .practised ill the most fashionable circles throdghot Europe. .
 CARD-To the w,vthy .resiientsAct' Hobih.-Mr. Goodwaie expresses with more than orsliaary conf denre his inviolable design give such satisfaction as will astonsh and delight hem; it being the ''end and aim of all his hppes' andambhfon, that they should keep pace with the success of hrs pdplls in England,* Scotland, Ireland and France, .whefe he emineaiy distinguished himself IS a ielman and teacher. 1. .'' f-.
 *Where he had the honor. of receiving the last priies--was paronzed by. the most distinguished .characiers and statesmen, particularly. by Lord Bro1gham; Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duke oi S.rssex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, Re- same of whose testimonials are in his possesson,'
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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

A public dinner was offered Ia Gen. Arbucke, Of the United States. Army. at Lttie Rock, tArk') on the l3th pt, which declined from ndisposition. Gen. A,buckle was on his way from Fort Gibson to Baton Rouge.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
, Ls TO-DAY. &
 CAPITAL PRIZE. OF 1000 DOLLARS. :
 1,cksts only Que Dollar.

Class No, l46, Extra, for 1S4l.
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Wetumpka Lodge, No S9. To be drawn I at Mobile, on THIS DAY, ,.Dec. 8, lS4l, at bali past 6 clock p,m at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. :. $, DAVIS & CO., Managers, = 76 NuInbers-l2 Drawn Ballots,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

Mr: Iarney, Cone of tie Democratic members of the Teanessee Senate, decided upon voting togo
 into convention for tbe pupOse of choosing Senator's
 Il, Congress; This settles the question of an election
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
MEMORANDA.

Spoken by the brs,Omar, Irrived yesteray) on. the Bahama Ranks, barvoe science hound from Portland for this port
 sJd i'm York for this port 29d, ship Solon.
 Gld frpm New York for this port 2zd-Barqie Salem, -1Iiern. z. ~ =.
 Arpyed hence, at New York 2pd-Brig Sarah Brown, Norton. t -i'' >'.''' i$s-..-,- ~. !t.
 At Philadelphia esI-D4rque Coosa, Mqore. :,
 Brg.C t6tia of and Buston fin St JHgo was to- tlly lost win her cargo the goth ait of scitate.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

-. Mr. Borrs, of Virginia, has Peen' challenged hN Mir. Adams, whom he accused f 'purloining'' the ctelraed Richmond Coffee ilo,ke letter. He refused tu accept the challenge. ,, |, f.... As
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

It s,stated onthe aut,oruy.ol English papers that Mr: EyTRETp, our new Minister to England, was expected daily in Laioa from the Coptilelft at the tme. of the sailing, oft,e iss[syeansp. The archtes oftlie Legatids Were left " Mr. STEv vEssos in the haa,ls otsC Col.. AsPiHwlLL, .Corsul of t6e untnf
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

The whigs, of Georgia. have nominated Messrs
 GILMER, DoUGHERTy aud WRIGHT-and the de- moclals Messrs. CoLaGITr, COOPER and BLACK io suppl, the vacancies in Congress- caused by the resignation of Nessrs. NEsmT AtroRsp and pA"-
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

.NV'AN iED,-A good Mar Servant, who un der stands house work and waiting; wanted by.
 useo GARDNER < SAGER.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, No. Cass.l37, Extra for lS4l. =. -90-6-3l-45-5 52-57-l9-23-S4-
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

x, ' a.irsfs 'REsgJ1FssrIm Philadelphia North
 Ahsrtcaipsays of those papais ~luoh once worshiiDs lvsll%t nov reiogfsc. the pnissi- Paak ,Lsf
 thes;csnp y.ti ~ii t iAits crimes, and payi ioth t Ysy ei.fte si.-S -sSs 1n.a =
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
BYHA.snI> N ROSS.

? ,.; par Handsns Sdie. 7 2as ~ ? 2llg. Io-hORiiOY moruing :. the .iti,i inst. ,xin be sod.at our Auction isoon u,ler tie inspection of the Pof Wsrdens, inc Following Hoods, dp,psged pil tr voyage of fimportaton, viz :E,....i = E,
 ] case Dry Goods, f'insisting of Shawls, Umbrei. las, Silks, 'Biankets, etc., about 100 reans Writing Paper boxes Axes, $ SlAiths Bellows. Y'. After which, general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Furniture, &e. Terms cash.
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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
MOBILE,
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, ,.ls41

The Mails this.morning, are up tofe e'epns o' the.23d nlt., from New-Yor .-
 They contain accounts of several Jcsirucive fires =--6ne at St. Jhas. New Brunswick ,sas' raging at the hnes, dates, and had already de troyed eotrely seven b,lhngs. and twenty four vessels at the sln,rxes of which 6yeuere square ggei yesself. = l The market lHouse-several Banks ana the '>,'s Hall, were destroyed Other SIatfnen'' carry tue Hunber uf .hu,ises. destroyed muchhlghef-7a"" '"' number of vessels to forty,
 The City Hotel at Providence, wis b'"ed on ""''' day the 2ist ut. .4 t
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
Part of letter gentleman in this from his friend in New Orleans,

Part of letter gentleman in this cIiy from his friend | in New 0rieanst
 DEAR SIR-I very much regret could not remain l longer with you; but the temptation offered by the Creole, with my anxiety to get home again, must ] plead my excuse. cann0t resist, however, giving you the result of my observations during the.two days l spent with you. What struck me win the greatest astonishment, the horrid state of your sdewaks in the most busy and fashionable streets, and in the heart of your cl Your open lots are the recep- taces of all sorts of things offensive to ore senses than one; for instance, what car be disgraceul than the lot on the corner of your Royal and Go, ern-
 eot streets, opposite the market, and tre condition If it's sidewalk; and the .rnall- lake, mud hole, around ,e pump immediately in front of your Court House! How your citizens have Teuained quiet der such unwarrantable neglect, cannot understand I recollect when .oui upper municipality passed the ordinance, some years ago, obllging all vacant ot.o be well fenced n and the sidewalks made, nearly up CarrOlton-it.met with great resistance, but in ess
 less than two years, tie griniblings ceased, when they found their property doubled in yaie and an ats- tive and demand for it. From what could learn, your corporation, by its extraordinary po licy and niisnanag cement, have been great sum bling block tU your nnpro, enent, any thing else. II see you have undertaken good thing, however, -the introduction of water into Mobile, so long needed. Tue contractor is fayoraby known where yer he has been; and is known never to undertake thing he does not carry through Therefore, you may safely count, ere long, on d supply of good water, ,, wicD VIII add very Hltirh 10 your domestic comforts, improve tIie heart of your city, and to is iuha bitans avery large sum in premium of insurance hut I toubt its being profitable enterprise to him, ut least for years to cone But the enterprise he pro. poses, ss understand of deepening your channel -as o admit to your wirves, any vessel that can come into yoiir bay IS ono tat fear you cannot carry te eiect If could bs none. your population would dou- Die in six years. The importance of such, an under taking is beyond. calculation, and ought to engage the serious attention of your citizens if any thing can--and draw tliem of from their petty iealouses and party and sectional dissentons that have so long assimated them to the Kilkenny cats.
 Now bear in mind all these truths you have drawn from me, yourself. You have asked me to tell you frankly, how this growing litte city appeared to me, dsinterested- as am. | have done so, but have stopped my objections here, fearful you would cry enough! although there are sundry matters serious eonsIeration with you, that greatly need correction l will wait until hear from you, before say more; but for heavens sakefor the sake of your citizens
 for the credit of your cy-and for the credit of de- ce,icy, employ a few more, ,scavengers. :.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

|, The Great Western sailed pnrtlaally from New York, on Tuesday the 2sd on fer last trip for the season. She had on board thirty ypassengers.-
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
Exp0a.,rs.I
InpOssTs.

NEW YORK-per brig Selnia i27 b'iies cotton, 3J5 dried hides, 2M slaves, I -cask, LSs mdse. - N .
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

l. From T6sctluosg,. to-day, we haze the same dates -Ly m,il7swe had yesterday, by e polIieiess ot a
 friend; whose cyity we shoald hae acknowledged nIore'proinptly. .-.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

H s-f a Q
 We in.ye received II o,qy of ire Bin, which has
 passed r,e Senate of the stiie, entitled ' An act
 better L, serue tle eoiieet, of lhe suspended tfbt
 of Bank of tn, State of Alnbano, ,spd iis Branches. . ! 4 brief synopsis oi lts prorisons5 is all we caa
 afford spare for to-day. There m matter m II ior' good deal tf frehect,dn aadcdnlnent hercafr. Some
 ortiops.of il require essential aerationi to be mo ,eife,ito our vIews. -
 -T'be Governor Is. empowered to appoint two Com-' a,Ssioers for fl,e Bank and each Branch,- ,-he Com inissoers take an oath, and to givebond, The sum
 vel m blank to the satisfaction of the Pfesident and Directors of the Branch for which they aci. The President of the Bank is to he umpire in case of disagreement of,the Comnissioners. They are eni- tied toa clerk, and keep regular books of count. - ln these Commissioners is to he vested the control and management of the doubtful, bad and suspended 2 -debt of the Banks, whether in suit or not. The Bill
 provides distinct mode of determining what debt, are to be cassed bad doubtful; by whom, mo, within what periods, the power of the Comnis sia be limited, if at all; whether maturing debt, may be passed to Commissioners hereafter, un der these heads; whether the refers only te debts up particular date ]; and if so, what date.
 In dealing with this debt, the commissioners have authority compound with the debtors and their any of their sueties separately and individually wifl tie assent bf co-secWtes, where it be had, anC without such assep' should it beby them deemed s.
 yisab'e and to take payment in goods lands of fena
 ,nens, and to sell or otherwise dispose of the same they may consider for tie best interest. of the .bank and to give additional time not exceeding 1 (banD years, they may cause, and to take such mortgages other security. payable to the Pre-
 siden and Directors of the Bank, they may deem | best for. the interest of the Bank.
 The commissioners further vested with the haordinary poeer to administer oaths and institute examinations Ito the transfers of property, real and personal, past and to come. by persons responsible in any way for debts to the Bank, and in the exer. else of this power may issue subp9nas and bring up persons and papers, with power imprison without bail, any person refusing attend or to certify They may appoipt agentato collect foreign debs.
 The Commissioners are7 to keep an office in the Baak Building. to transct their business there, to keep au account of all the hiEs ls,pa- end r,es transferred to them--as well ss Ne monies received, and pay oyer the same into the Bank when collected, aud the Bank is to open q separate account with these Commissioners. It is required of the Prrsi
 dent and Board of Directors make titles for any lands and tenements which may bevested in them, in the execution of this .ct, directed by the Comms- -sioners. :. ~. '' -''i.. 't. -
 The, salaries of the Commissioners are reported in blank. -.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

MARR1ED,-Easi evening, by the Rev. Mr. Shroebel, Mr. |rHos. McKISsrRf of this city, to Miss SUSAN CHILL of Baltimore. ,ss'
 O. The Baltimore papers will copy. ..' Capers, Mir. tEssET CAIN to Mss ExMi LAS sABE, both of this city. .-s = :.
 (T%is couple, in their own joy did not forget the Printer-who feturns them acknowledgements for q supply of die good things of the marriage feast.) SPERM: OIL & CANDIES, for sale by '. 0 dee2 ..J. GREELEY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

A DyANCEs ON. COTroN.-Tlre subscribers "A will make liberal adyaDces on Cotton consigned to their friends in Liverpool and New York :
 .. dee 1 .Mr(;RAN & NOONAN.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

NR: W. EBNDBERG, Professor of Music, N1 respectfully informs Ihe ladies and gentlemen of Mobile that he. will give essous on the Guitar; and Violin. also in vocal music. His terms ale mo- derate referring to Mir. J. Paterson. decl lU* ; SUGAR, MOLASSES & 0i,flfs '0 prime O Sugar; neA crop ]; 30 bbs N 0 Mol asses, in cyprus bbis, first rate order 50 bbls Rec tifed Whiskey, ior-sae by ''- =
 decl tM - ALIEN PRATT 30 Conlnierce-st :.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

,s'Pahnam qui mer,Dit terat,'
 DISAPPOINTMENT for one month lppger,in con u sequence of the numerous applications for reef wing sEw PtfILs.. Acade,nyon Royal-street, nea
 Dnuphip, = = = -=i - .
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

COPARTNEkSHlP.-M. D. .ESLAyA having V taken Mr.; EOptS E. HONEYMOON into parlnersllip on tbe lst inst, the business will after be conducted dnder the finn oi,M D: ESiAEA & co. - i-. .- decl ltf
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

A ADMINISTRATORS .sALE:--WilI be sold IA on Monday the 5il December al 12 oclQck in front of the Court House; pa of the personal effects of George W. ,Greagson, deceased, to wit: ~ ..
 Negro man phiIIip' 4 Mdes
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

VENGEANCE. ON BALTIMORE x PuII-A. -IL DEI.PHlA, for sale by
 GEO. CEEVELAND,JR., dec3 20 St. Francis-st
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NEGROES FOR SALE.4ANeg Woman and 1 ' her two male children, one about. years, and the other about years di sold for no fault. The woman ia first rate cook, washer and ironer. For terlns, apply to r9. ClRODE & &'WHIrE, dee3 corner Com. and DauIihn-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

1BERAlT ADVANCES on 'cunsig igulnents Q - Cotton to our !friepdsin New York, Boston anc Havre, made by
 dec2S HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

ELoUR -&' 'WHlsKEY,-sO ft,s Flour, su- -L peror article; 100 libls old MonongaheIa Whis- key; 100 bbIs oid Rect.fed Whiskey, landing from steamboat Alamps and for s,iie by
 dec3 ELLIS & GREEN, 6S Commerce -st
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VENGEANCE ON NEW YORK, at 60 days " sight. A. BATRE & CO.,, idec3 s.l-.-' 70 Conlmerce-st
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VENGEANCE ON NEW ORLEANS, for sale 1Z Tby JOS. AUZE. & SON,
 dec3 = st 30 St. Michael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

ZssA EUfAW' 'HOUSE.-Ths Hotel is now .Gs open, and ready receive company as usual. tNey eSertion oh iAe part of thu subscriber shall he
 se1 to please those mn may favor him with ther palroaRge. .- JAMES PENNOf Ek
 ]. F. formerly commanded the steamboat Neptune, ... nny L.3n Ql knln : -.--.-- =
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

"EANTED--A situation as sealnstress, or dress E W maker, in respe'sabe ianfily ,qr'to instruct young children. Aetas house. keeilerfo delicate. lady ,.by respectable y.ung woman, who can giHe
 the best of references e this town. line left at
 the office of this paper al that of J: B. ounlh,
 St. Michael sf., lddressed1o M, R. will meet with brompt attention. noi29 SS c* <
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

(: woman Sally, 1 Road Waggen & Gear,
 Also-on Thursday, the, sth December, at. the ate residence of said Greagson, near Mount Vernon, will be sold Household furniture, Corn, Sheep, Light Weed, Sc.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

nlSSoLQT1nN-EThe. connection in business 1k heretofore existing between the undersigned as publishers of the Merchants and Planters Journal, is dissolved from and after this date. '. =, C. A: STUART is acRe charged with the settie- meut of the outstanding business, 10 whom all per4 sons indebted will please make immediate payment, and those holding claims against the concern are re- qesed Co hand them in at then earliest eosenience. F. .-.- S..F. WILSON,
 nov 3U 90tf. ---. = C. A S1IIART u.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

Q King Charles. MRS. STUART Countess DAsc0li, (rt tme) Richardson.
 IF Boy Book is now open. dec 2
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

oSf A ihe shpynrd, a Pocket Wallet con H< taning sundsy valuable papers, and small sum of money which the finder can have by returning the papers at this office, 'ur.to '.. 70 E. CLARK, dec2 Pc ,. at lhe ship yard
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

ENROCkERY.-S boxes containing eacl, Din V ner and Tea selt complete, of white octagonal ware, fitted to lanay use, for sale low by ..
 -- G. DAVENPORT & co, 2 dec >,.. - 3l Com: st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

DlO COFFEE & ELOuR.--l5O bags Rio -Il Coffee, new cropi 100 bbls superIine Flour, in suire and for sale by !, s.
 dec3 t- FRANKLIN w. -McCOY.i
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

S UGAR. & MOLASSESZ2z bbls Mplasses, o 22 hhds Sugar, Il. prime article. Landing this day from scfr Vctorine, and forsaIe from the wharf
 dec ? by ELLIS & GREEN, 6S Com. st. -
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

.TCO .DENTISTS--Do H. Gates. Agent in.Mo-
 Il bileSfor the sae.of Sfockton's improved Mineral Teeth, has just received fuAsuppy,. embracing all the varieties used,by Dentists. .. Doct: Gates has also first rate article eff Den- tists: Gold Boil, Nos. 6, 7'aad 8. Orders from any part ofthe Southern States promptly attended to. = Address - GATES $, Pharmacy,
 '' nov29 1O6 Dauphn st Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

(NNCINNATf SIDES 20 cas<s-strictly prime N Cincinnati cured Sides, received per Lady of the Lake and for saleby - :. ,lec2 =. MARSHALL & ROWE.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

LNXCHANGE ON NSEW-oRLEkNs:-C Checks ' fs..'- los. AUZE & SON, :, ddcl If, 'y-.-...: i-.- 30 St. Efancs-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

ENANCY DRY 'GOODS.-F. RAPP from New 1T. Oreans, has just opened at Ne. 6i Dauphin,st., next door to Mrs: McCella general assortment of FANCY GOODS, which he invites the ladies and trade in general to and exa,nne. The. prices will be an inducement as t,e Goods imp6red di- from the manufacturer by himself, for sale whole
 sale and retail. dec3 3E* .
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

lNOPA1tfNEBSfiie. .--rhe undersigned have as V sociaied themseiyes in the General Commission Business, ,,inder. Ibe finn of GU STANUS BEAE & co. and have taken tie office in Hagaus buildings, Coati-s:. '.GUSTAVDS. .BEAL,
 dec2 l. .st+,g 4, Hs BELL OWS-.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

FOR MONTGOMERY,
 A h The fast running double engin NS;;zzisSEaE75 steamer, VIM. ROBINSON, JR. J. Bfysn,. llasier, will leave for the above port intcrlsdiete landings, on Saturday. the. 4th inst. 5 o'clock p. m. For freight or passase, apply ol board, or to
 decs RIvEs, RATTLE & CO, Agents,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

STORAGE WANrED,-- ,--Phe suhscriLer Can bC take 5000 barr1ls iIe bulk thereof on storage how late, corner'of St. Louis and Coun'nce sts.
 dec3U :. ..,s lE,.. A. COOPER.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

a mad, .. i.
 Mir. WYNN. feltcalled.upon, by the general cen sure which had been cast on the directors. to sfate that his countyman, James c Malone, who was enc ot the board, tnaintained ahgh ahd honorable char acter, far above reproach. .. '.i-3 ie,1 - ms < Mir. STHopE addressed the House at considerable length. in dsIencs 1ftp Direetbrsof the Bank, who had beeii' so harshH tseated by d,embelB. [Nrs
 .Mr. CRAwFokp addressed: ,l6 House at much Iehgts whose remarks. are alsp deferred until our next. s>t. flL -
 Tine following amendment offered y Mr. JEMI, SON, was accepted by Mr.. .Cfawford: Whereas, charges have been officially made in the report of the Commissioners appointed to examine the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Decatur, against members of tio sislature, of att tempting improperly to tamper with the Directors of said Bank and whereas, the names of the members alluded to- have been officially reported to this House and in the remarks. of honorable members on this floor, ,they have made grave. serious charges of favortism and corruption against the directors of said Bank. -- f.. s..' .4 -,
 Reeolpsd .herece, That the whole subject be re- ferred to special committee. b , eu.f s Rssolded That said committee,ave power to send for psrsops and papers, or to by de- position otherwise, in all cases giving reasonable noiceof testimony iRtendedso be taken,. and fair opportunity of cross examination, 's. .,s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-11
TRIAL CT ALIEN. Mcleod

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iere were people from the village colnirs ana 60
in- snort Jime after lie party lad dispersed /
wcat 'o Da.i,> tavern. and ~ireci.s from there
went 90 tAe orderly room- ti.ah II was between
: aad : oe.ocS tLai went 10 J-.'7 : ,p'-s
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B-Hrhey. He wa- ou hoE,etarA % coi-siGera''e
stance DOVE, the river He passed Ir ana 3a
returning ia t., afternoon bowed 20 me = be- pass
ed. ,hink was or = O'Clock. v1ea he reflsl-
ed. ! have taken NJ part in procuring te.-imong
fer me prisoner ,aw ihe 6,h boa, conc in. j
sh7uld think !, va, no, ie-- than an hour a.rer the