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New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

Rgxlyls cEScE.-In 1882, the Legislature Of Alabama
rassd Resolutions in favor of National Bank OF One Ha
dreq AfiAions Capital of which Serenty Millions we're to
be owned by the Federal Government The proposition was
introduced and supported by Hon. Join ucAsaiey now
LocoFoco Justice the u s Supreme Court and voted for
b. Col II. " Payne, Locoscco candidate for Con-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

C The Legislature Of A!a.ana adjourned ia0a; delay
on the 2sth u after Extra Session OF n'ae days during
which twenty y-eig; Acts and fve Join; Resolutions were
passed ASIDE from the prodng for Special Election
OF Members OF Congress- of the important acts passes
was one esazng the Suspension of Specie Payments tor
an unlimited period. John D. Phelan Of PERI Co was
eoctcd Julge of he First Circuit in place Of Hon p l.
ifarris resigned.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

Wcstern Freighs.-The sf freghts from, Pi,tss:
to Philadelphia have been reuscd the following articles
Flour to 81 25 per bb; Cotton, SCI; Bacon Butter Lard
Pork and Tobacco, 624 per 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11
.Nrs At THE pnlLADELpnlA STOCK EXCHANGE
bills 10 to 20 oil for specie

5000 encinRa, Bsuns... - ~ shares , nahA- soJ ~
81 do Wilmington r.. SO
L $ Bank bills 10 10 20 oa for specie
CAyAp,Ay FlouR-The Liverpool Journal states that the
enumeration of wheat and -four Canada into Great Brit
ain las, wear was barrels Of -four, and l4l 99 mnos
Of wheat each niuot being equal /" three oushes losse
engaged the trade expect tina, the Importation OF the pre-
semi yeor will reach zoe 900 barrels o Hour and wheat
proportion
ITbu< dscourse thc Commercial Advertiser, w1th COM
enablc gravity Of course the Editor understands that
hi. Canedian -four Yankee -four shipped from Michigan
and Chic via the Weland Canal and the St Lawrence
break the force of The British CornLaws. Thus those laws
bear hardly upon the trade of NcwYork,]
u The following Letter was received by the house of c,
& j. De Wolfe & Co Friday enclosing bank note Let
wrons-docrs be en,reated to go ard do likewise:
HAMprS, nfay 5h, isii
Th. enclosed dollars is for Error in Bill in 1929
1880, and for interest -(possiby in lS31)"
10 The fire late on Sunday night in the Of Mr.
Barys brickfront dwellings Pitt street, between Dean
ccy and Ryingon The buildings much damaged, aud
their contents manly destroyed.
10 The colcred people of Boston complain that though
those of them who were urged rOte for Gen
arrisoa last poll yet late Funeral Procession they
s'Hci'e@ pace -"' were 'y'uSe' - '"'' '' sc
the committee "Fo&s y 0'a'N MA" "a' '' so0u 's'
mourn Inc Sa'i'h ''S' Ds "i'- '"'' "'' r'''"'
as sincerely.
" President fLkS' we n'af WIZ 'uN' 'f'p nome
Virginia prior to the aceting of Congress
6J Tho Ohio River which had iaen' Is aga'n f'iSg'
and in frsra,c condition for boating
~ Democratic meeting lately held in Philadelphia
rr,;,otsd Con, Cu.n1gs STEWART f,r next President.
-.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

a. For City In,cili=oaec and
PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

~ As the Nco Era have taken special charge
of the sayings and doings of both parties lis editor will
render service many citizens by furnishing axle
inforsaton relative the letting Of Castle Garden. That
matter simple character should occupy the collected
wisdom and republican equality of Gotham og and
yet prove abor,ive is certainly surprising Let know
whether citizens and strangers to be deprived OF iha;
delightful and healthy retrca, for the cn;c year OF If
mistake there quite number OF applicants, all
possessing requisite ability, and enterPzc, who have
been dancing attendance the year and ye ii hee
of theVu who has received any thing decisive
it is Than the public Know ei This delay may have
done seriSe in the last Charter Election bs; we ean
nOt believe its continuance is intended for future operaas
Is there any log roisg here tha, may need e lash e
Some friendly hand 1t looks very much Is the health
and comfort of citizens be sacrificed TO ,e interest
OF one individual who, If rcPOr; speaks has ;readv
made large fortune through Common Council
Give us some light, Mr.. Era about these .t:~:ayes.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

4 Valuable CargO.-The British ship Speed cearel
from Mobile the 2ah Of April fer Liverpool with . 75t
bales of cotton weighing l3i564O pounds and valued
Sl4O.G47 60
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

10 Gov Jas X Polk and MAJ. JAS c. JoNEs, his Wing
opponent are s.rnpins it gaany through Tennessee Gov
Polk is the bcs. stump in the STATE, but Ma Jones
proves fair .n2!ch for him.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 Strawberries appeared on the 2sh at Tuscaloosa, AL
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

U VIM y. CocKE has been elected Mayor Louisville,
EartuclsN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

EXEMPTION OF EARNINGS FROM EXECUTION
The following memorial strongly backed has been
viii be submitted the legislature. Il asks simply THAI
the future eGr,ags Of 7s-lye dettOr be secured TO i'm
and lis :rilg Let the creditor take all he has when he
stops paymcni-aI thai MAJ any timc be discovered 70
have belonged to Mn. up that ,mebst leave me debtor
the liberty 10 earn more and let such earnings be sacred
ic support OF his wife and children Why should they sot
Does the creditor bargain! FOR than all the mas
wise TO keep the debtor FOR chained up by the
Aec:ien- II attempt do, mercess creditor
Will snatch all away from before accomplish any
thing Ought this things continue We know
there is difficulty adjusting protec.
equally and y the rights and all classes. hut
we trus; il vii never be lost sight OF until bctor system
han the pesen: Is devised and effected Here the ne
norial:
r. The Legislature al he SIZE Of Ne.s-Yor
Your Meneralists represcn; your honorable bodies
That the Laws e. the STATE OF NewYor< DO afford
encouragement honest industry that The moral anl political
welfare of the conmani, requires Misfortune IS still
scycrety punished As Crime
The loss property by re any other casualty mis-
fortune where the unfortunate deot, carries with
an entire disability character credit Tor future acqu
ons and .,s the City and Country hled with the VIC
tins of the uncertainty OF fortune and bad laws.
appeal has been made Congress for the
Bankrupt Law thar would relieve honest unfortunate
have rendered MN unable pay Your honorable bodies
joined This appeal and the Senate the United States
pon,led to the call; bu' from that could be
noved II did become law And the prospect of the
a,orabe ac,o@ of Congress ) induce the
citizens OF New-Yorh apply directly their repre-
Senatives in The Legislature Albany for such may
restore to the unfortunate lncr rights and privileges free
citizens Of an enlightened Repabic
TIe Msnlor.ass ask YOU allow honest, unfortunate
iasolvens hr right ;c;r character for Integrity
odcify industry io the accumulation Of property after
they shall faithfully surrendered sy assignment al their
property the bench, their creditors To render this
objec, eectua your Memor;aists pray a You VI" caase
all the subsequently acquired pToper Of the nsoyent 70 be
exempt from execution any process OF law by waich
seized Cor the paymeSt Of an debts contracted prior
TO the assignment by such insolyent.
This vii DC humane just snl exqedeu Il will protect
the honest: unfortunate The rewards Of industry
ciectuay Bankrupt Law and VII be suec- from time
time the action OF In State Legislature.
Thai s remedy existing and :atole.aby oppressive
grievances WI be constitutional haze the authority of u
Vulnerable decisions the coursef nearly ever State the
Union ;or believe there ) State that mas from
cause exempted portions OF property from
eution Some have exempted small amount of household
furniture and apparel others have allowed the debtor
serve MS real and save and al have acted upon .he
conviction public good requires such interference
o. Ire Legislature for The protection Of me citizens.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

a3d in honor OF their taking the Siac Wing Banner Tie
strongest Wing County IN the State Gov Polk attended by
invitation and addressed the multitude er hour and
wa. replied to by Maj Jones. There coo present.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

APPOINTMENT BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
n,v,n acx,w 20 be Postmaster a, WheeHng, Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

10 Hon. P. Z. TnoMas late NJ c and Opposition can
dda,e ol reelection in the Elkon District Nd. has de-
clincd so tina; Hon JAMES \. PEARcF, Wing mas
ornnncni
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

u Geo f. Downing, who disappeared frsn Baltimore
on the of his marriage, has to life again.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 Rop7. J. McKisynY the regular Wing candidate fos
Congress in the Fhst District Of Tennessee has declined,
leaving the field to Gen. THos D. ARNOLD, Wing who walks
over without an onpo,.cnt
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

~ The fire late Sunday night was in the rear Of Mr.
Barrs bricfront dwellings Pitt street. between Delan
ccy and Rington The buildings much damaged aud
their contents manly destroyed
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 Washington Correspondents of tie Chares,o Courier
says The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared plan
for National Bank which he intends lay before Congress
in his cpor, the Of lie coming Session.
In main features VIII resemble the late Bank but will
be surrounded with such checks guards and
experience has indicated useful necessary He viii
propose capital OF irtyiyc millions. lie has deter
mined, sad, upon the locality oi the Motas Sank.
. The steamboat Commodore struck rock in going
Falls of the OHIO Louisville, and shattered her
bottom that after keeping eighteen miles, she was
obliged back and go INTO Portland dy-dock, where
She thoroughly repaired Ii sand she weald otherwise
have sunk before reaching New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

10 The money that Mitchell the torgcr attempted throw
INTO the St. Lawrence only $2,7O0 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

GsonolA-A Young Mems Convention OF the Opposition
a assembled at lllledseville the Sd inst. Dayid J.
Bailey of Butt. Co. was chosea President Il Sanford
c. Farrar and Wm. j. BuIloch, Secretarie= Hon J0hn
FORSYTH execre;ar of STATE expected 20 address h
Convention
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

G' President TYLER, hear, will take trip home TO
Virginia prior to the Nccting of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

10 The removal ST several gererc5!e Sxcs.s the public
crib by the Preu, asd Collector haze excited
ire of the Albany Argus NewYo Standard aRd New Era
lie, hear of this, gentlemen Achilles
found yulncrabc in pont-and ifneeds must shall
open little volume Of facts from the Schoola,atcr, that
zaayprove dsagreeabe than political decaptaon
Shall We give You the perusal OF few pages gendsmea
~ E Moore Wing has been chosen Mayor of Qsiacy III.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

U Democratic meeting lately held in Philadelphia
sminated Com CHARLES STEWART fsr next President.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

~ The colcred people of Boston complain that though
those of them who urged to rOte for Gen
Harrison last poll yet nthe late Funeral Procession they
solicited place and refused In this they right and
the committee wroag black man has good right TO
mourn the Nations loss white ane and probably does il
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

GJ' The Ohio River which had fallen is again rssg,
md in frst-rac condition for boating
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

" Ths following letter was received by the house OF
& j. De Wolfe & Co Friday enclosing bank note Let
wronc.docrs be entreated to go ard do likewise:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11
r He TRIBU n b.

Nrw-yoRK. TUESDAY MORNING, A...= NlA1 y, TT.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

10 Rev CHARLES H. ALpEX of Philadelphia has been
appointed Chaplain in the U. S Navy
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

U Audrew Jackson CaLtoan has been convicted in New
Orleans of forging a Bank Certificate for $500.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 In the case Shus,cr adiced for killing s wife in
fhiladclpha the jury returned vorIict 6; murder the
first degree The pretencc of insanity clearly di-proved
II is said the: MS Counsel viii Immediately for new
-ol
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 The SusquehanHa IS high, and rafting or it lively
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

. The Niles (NIich) Republican :ha ;here ar
$1,000 barrels of Flour and Pork ready shipped east
ward the mouth OF the s., ose?hs Rivers 600 held b!
one tirr. A steamboat leaves Mics daily
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 The lndan Corn crop of southers Virginia plant
ed four FIVE weeks ago and has been nearly destroyed by
cold and Mach of the seed has ro:ted withou. coming
up; and wa, has come up sichly and good nothing.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

f4fS4 A'eide"t-As Messrs Henry Wright and James
"aFea were e'nversng together meeting in the woods
near CIeSapo"n Md violent gale of wind blew down
large tree which struck Mr. Wright, eed him and fastened
MN to the earth He was so shed that he died two days
alter Mr. Warren was struck the head by LIMB and
stunned. bu; no: dangerously hur..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

Hon. AnIJAH Mann, of Herkimer. who mas spca, the
winter the South business, passed uY River last
nigh; on his return.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

The enclosed dollars for Error in Bill in 1929 OF
1880, and for -(Possiby IN 1917
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

J Prof Henry Reed to lecture last evening Pha
DELI phia on WoRpsHoRTH.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

1yDlAsA-By letter from cotresPoadea; IN Balii-
more we received partial from several Counties on
the Ohio il season or our last paper, su, hey we're omitted
y nis.ak We do not aser. ahe now, we hope TO haze
.cr and more decisive in season tbs mornings paper
Returns from f.e townships the great Wing coua'y
yEevao give the following aggregate for Congress:
B. Smith, " o0o J. A!cCarty " 668 KeEzedy oe "
II they r1n as even all through Kennedy : elected,
r,... q, . i. ,o.n.- dated BA17rcosr MAJ .
Letters from New AIban; that tho Wing majority n
me County VII be abou. the same i la; November
White. Wing, leads Carr Loco, asoat In the District
below Cincinnati there are returns bur from I've townships
Lawrenceburgh and Aurora and they gTe craTenS' the
Wing candidate. SO majority his competitor
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

u Beaachamp, who murdered whole family Terre
daa,e, Indiana has been traced Texas, aken and
brough, back country. loaded with irons. He IS
strong, man. about % years of age
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

On the frontiers every thing appears TO be q"e' No fur
thor news Of Indian OF Mexican nvasiens
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 The otsego Farmer and Cherry Valley Journal !
and far Wing paper established by Wa. Mclean OF
the ruins Of : Leco-Foco one.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

70 The Cock Circuit Court commenced ;.s term on hs
Sd Chicago, III. with l,o66 cases On the caieuda-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

- IRE broke the 4h n Ire Store of Lyman
Smith BrdgewateT, Conn, which WIS consumed. Loss
| -
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

near Bedford the Long Island Railroad Se defended
herself noby, until nelp came The villain escaped.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

Rare0rsa Dael.-The Louisville Gazette of the Cd INST
says has been mentioned mere or several days past ha
r Wcke, Ir AID c. NJ. Clay Esqrs of Lexington, had
crossed the Ohio convenient point for the purpose of
ending some personal teud by appeal to arms |. was
said that the Marshal Of the State had made Intellectual efforts
TO intercept them. The result; is feared will prOre a,a
70 4. len.t oro - ,Ln,.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

e The Methods. Episcopal Ch1rch has aS275 mem
be and l5G local preachers II Newersey-aa increase o.
Il preachers and Sa4 members since last year.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

weJ The U S. ship Brandywno arrived this port from
Gibraltar Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

- There was yiolen: gale OF wind IN Southern Georg,
about the Isl which destroyed many ed= o Cotton &c
We hea. of no mere se:.eas mischief.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
JUDGE sHATTuCK

On wednesday last, according TO pre-
vious appointment, Judge Shattuck.ad.
dressed large and respectable audience
at this place. For two hours and half
he unclaimed the attention of the people,
and all were sorry when he quit. The
effect OF this great speech during its de-
livery and subsequently, gives another
evidence OF the power Of mind, the ma
gic of the intellect. The paltry cry of
party, and anti-bondism is hushed at the
sound of eloquence, the hearts of men
are touched, and ringing consciences
echo knell to error and misrule Like
all great efforts of the mind, this speech
had a wonderful effect, and with others.
has stamped Judge Shattuck one of the
trst men in the country; man to whom
his competitor can bear no comparison.
The absence of MIR. Tucker during n
great part of the canvass has lost for
Judge Shattuck great many votes: be-
cause, by comparing the two men the
contrast would be found so great that no
unPrejudlced man could be deceived. As
it's, the people in this part of the coun-
try are to imagine that T. M. Tucker Is
great man, without any evidence at all
that he is.
The Judge commenced by expressing
regret that his competitor was absent.
and willingness to meet any one who
might wish to take Mr.. fuckers place.
he then paid a handsome compliment to
Mr.. land branching off on the effect
OF 100 much party spirit, made an exor-
0ium which was really beautiful and
sensible. The bond question soon came
up (he said that he and his competitor
had debated no other) and those of tina
anti party received a faying which
even the excitement of the election
Will not enable them to forget. The le-
gal and moral liability were both dis.
cussed, and parts Of his speech furnished
specimens of eloquence unsurpassed in
this country. The moral liability he
handled most ably--and the conclusion
more particularly than any other part
OF his speech, was specimen of the most
sublime eloquence which it has been our
r
good fortune to hear. There was a mo-
raj grandeur and sublimity in the senti-
ments, language and tone which enchant-
cd every one, and not one left without an
expression Of admiration for the man. his
speech, and his noble sentiments, and
when he quit. all seemed willing TO have
heard him hours longer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

The Messrs. Hilzheims, whose adveF-
tisements can be seen in another column
are captains" to have goods by me
quantity and to sell them cheap. they
profit vastly by advertising, and all The
business men, in whatever capacity,
should follow suit. Come and do ike
wise. The Creole is read BY a great
many, and we are confident, that, 10 pa
tronize it, viii be of service to any body
Because we all live away up here IN the
interior OF Mississippi, it is no reason why
we should not have the news, and live
and act as great and intelligent people,
as we really are. Then support the
Press; it furnishes the means for intel
lects to operate on; it is the medium
through which intelligence Of passing
events is conveyed: and how could Il Be
dispensed with. We feel that we can be
of service to the people of this section OF
country and the greater our encourage
ment, of course, the greater will be our
exertions to please.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
SNN$ A>&o

dispensed with, and the very superior
manner in which it is conducted by these
ladies, renders it an object CT importance
to the community that it should be so
literally patronized as to secure con-
tinuance of their valuable services. The
Misses P. are every way qualified 10
perform the duties they propose, from
considerable experience, the most finish
ed education, and original powers OF
mind possessed by few. They have
been some years in Mississippi, having
taught, to the entire satisfaction of all
patrons, in Vicksburg and Clinton. 1t is
surely of more importance to parents
and pupils than to these ladies, that libe-
raj patronage should be extended; and
no means should be spared by parents to
retain their services. Young ladies can
surely become as accomplished in every
useful manner, under their tutorage as
in any part oil the country. leacning
all the graces and accomplishments
which refinement could wish, music,
drawing, every description of needle
work, and the French language, besides
the thousand nameless graces and ac-
complishments which refined and elegant
association only can inculcate, receive
every due attention. In short, if actual
ability and true worth can command the
respectful notice of the public, these
young ladies present claims which can
not be overlooked, and the willingness of
this community to encourage virtuous
and praiseworthy effort in any depart
ment, should be evinced in the present
case. These remarks can of course add
nothing to the reputation of the ladies,
but VIC wish to call attention to the sub
Jet.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

The Cabinet according - ne l..ess
accounts stood As below. Hs~ se-a :
will change IN TIE course Of Nc. Tvlsr,s
administration ws ara uaaSle - av.
Daniel Webster, Secretary of Sass.
Walter Forward. Secretary Ct ne
Treasury
John c Spencer, Secretary orwar.
Abel P. UPshur, Secretary Of ne Va
Wy.
Charles A wickETs. Post Master Gea-
eral.
Hugh ). Legare. Attorney Geasral
Ifev such = Cabinet as ,has eAossn
BY Gen HsrrisOn IS gOs,sa - = sAis
country again, il viii Be dariax = wAiw
administration A Tyler aor : lseoss~s
administration, could never mssasr .
much talens, political saxaei.y sns -
nesty.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
UNION.


We have frequently made allusIOn tc
the fact that the wings are too difficult 70
concentrate This should not be, but
they should unite upon their nominees
and vote for them, instead Of lending their
support to the elevation OF their political
opponents. Such wings are as bad, al
most, in the effect their political opinions
may have, as their opponents For them
to talk whiggery and vote locofocoism,
is as perfect nonsense and chiId's PLAY
as we can imagine. By a vote they
counteract all the influence they may
ever have exercised, yield all that their
opponents desire, and strik a dagger into
the bosom of their own principles. What
is the use of advocating by talk and ap-
Pearance certain principles, unless this
support is carried out by a vote. What
is the use of entertaining certain pcliti-
cal notions without roting to sustain
them. One good voter is worth half q
dozen takers, and we hope that at the
election on Monday next, our whig
friends will recollect this, and rote as
'Ohigs. The truthful force of these re-
marks, it seems to US, ought to strike
every man at once. Let there be no
dissension, no disunion, no pickering,
but march in solid columns, and do your
dttq.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30
JUDGE sHATTuCK.

By letter which we publish to-day,
it will be seen that Judge Shattuck cal
culates on defeat, and. has already deter
mined to move, after the election, to St.
Louis, Missouri.-Free Trader.
Ii he is defeated and the bonds repudi-
ated, good many more Of Us ought 10
go to Missouri-or some other place
where public integrity has some resting
place
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

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