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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30

10 the few eenilenen who find 80 much faul,
with MIR. Bo,Is' vote on Abolition petitions, VIC
would sSy-wait until next winter. IL will then
DC tested who are the real friends of the South
r'ooa'ly II may be asccTtained that some whu
are now SO e'amorous, when required to toe the
mark, will come up missing.
Ihe temporary expedient Tor supprcesins moi.
'snon, 10y adopting the 2ist rule, will not, and
SOUND policy dictates that il should not, satisfy the
south. The effect OF that rule will only be 10
postpone the subject to a new Congress, when the
south will be much weaker in the House of Renrs.
sentatves than 1t is now. B,uer settle il one way
or the other, during the rresen, Congress- when VIC
have Southern President and an undue propor.
uon OF the national representation. To defer il,
will be playing into the strong hand of tho AboI;.
uonis's. II these gentlemen will suggest any
stronger measure :han that indicated bv Mr.. B,us
OF referring the whole matter TO n Committee of
Northern men, and bringing the ISSUE to head,
we pledge ourselves to 60 for it,
Hip when Mr. Ewins's bill was laid bef,r,
Congress, Blair and Richic and the res, Of tb,, Kill
n;y, pronounced it MIR Gays Project. IL had ,Il
The ear marks about il Of the Kentucky D,c,,,or
hendall, with more unkindness than all the res,
SAD I'll this project receive the asscn, o. the Pee
suen'' ICE gre him up: chow cruel he sinks into
the mere instrument OF the Sena,oriaI Dielaisr.s
"e'I' u turns out that MIR Clay had nothing TO
10 with Mr. Ewing's bill, and that these eonfdeniai
organs OF the Administration, were not SO well nd
'seu OF Ministerial secrets, they would have the
world oe'iere. But unobashed by exposure, they
vary their cry to suit circumstances, and Mr. CLAY
S more dictator than ever for daring to present
scheme differing from that OF the Secretary of the
Treasury!
Did 1t never occur to Blair tina, the beauty Of ,
face might be marred b,, ~, liz, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
NEW YORK CIRCUS.

rIIIIS EVENING, June 3rh the O. tor,,inc,cr,. ,riu
Il Sominen' e with the BEDOIs EN1REE, or Hau OF
the "ard,Tnc hTabs. 10y - ' vs.
Old Joe sweeny the celebrated performer on the Ran
lo aud lbs pupil Master Chcs NJ wlsppcar.
horscmanship by Master Glcuroy. -
Dance by Miss Wells.
Grand Horse Pyramids anl Battoute vaultng by Mr.
Dale. 'e - '''
Spanish Tranca by Mr. Dcrious
Daring act of Real IInrseminship hy Mr. North
Mr. CaiwaacT and Miss Wells will anne Ar as C,upid anil
Zephyr, or young Love among Ruscs -
Novel Pnlan 'Ties by MT wClls.
Mr. Lew North will appear Equestrian act and
Ballet OF Motion entitled the America, Ireland and scot.
land 49, '
The entertainments 10 conclude with the Pantonme of
aud his Monkey.
Clowns, Mcssrs. Rockwell & Wells
Equestrian Director Mr. Cadwailader
nc Pdcc Of Admssion-B 90 cents; Pu25
Ir
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CO-PAHTNEiismIp-

- CO-PAHTN u KsTIiP.
IIiE subscribers have this day associated themselves
u ioscthcT for the purpose Of carrying the GRANA
Ky BUSINESS, under the firm of Daniel n PIcusanis
20 Their store ~ the % Cary the street
leading To Msyo's Brijgc nmC atcy opposite TO McssTs
Capcuon a Crump's.
DANIEL. BURTON PLEAsANTS
ic ~ q TARLTON w ELLIS
EOH HIRE, the balance nf the year. a good COOK
Il healthy, and with at iuCumbTance. Apply
jc ~ 2 RICHD mil, IT, a Co
SUMnEK GLOW Es.-Biack aud coIouIed Net
- six Gloves all colours Z5c p Bland and higher
" Lo lnmnIM LIc JIl u d JENNINs,
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FOR LIYERPOOL.

HEH Tho 4 ship MOHAWK, Captain Sampfon n. now
sEzID loading at cry Point, and having nearly ali heI
~ cargo engaged, will sail about 18Th July. Pei
freight Of cotton ortobacco, apply 10
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~, ~ temperance meeting will be held in The Third
-----I' 20 NP'C'eh. 10 J0-lt
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ALImaINIA.-A nnIo.. hoLL.n Ln lnc li.,s.s one

NIHGINIA.-At Rules, holden In the Clerks once
v % The circuit superior Court uf Law aud ChanccTy,
pr The County oi UcurcO and cry Of Richmond tic
Attorney General Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
ccsor 81 John Eobcn6On late Attorney General Of tho
7ui Commonwealth, pian'il against Edward q Wilkinson
aud nhcr, dCfa
Tho dct'nilr above named, not having entered hG APP
pCafauCc and Fvtu Etcuuy according 10 The Act Of A.
scmDy and The Rules ni THIS tUuT aOd appearing, by
sItHic Dry evidence that be b. uis biant NJ this
Commonwealth u ~ ordered, That tho All defendant DO
appear here at tho Rules 10 be hold the ts Mond1y
ptcmbcr nest, ani answer the btu u the plaintiffs, AMI
that copy ~ This order be- forthwith Inserted some
wFpaprT published iu the CITY Of Richmond, iof two
months succcssycy, and posted az tie front door Of the
Capitol, iu the rail Guy.
Go pY. TtHo,
L. -. q
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J. HAMILTON,
D.~...F.- Co.,.

ResolUsd, That the American Institute, unequivo-
caIIy and entirely, approve Of the door ine Of free
trade m its most enlarged and comprehensive sense.
RssoiUtd, That international trade cannot exist ns
free trade, unless based on the principle Of recpro
Of reciprocity, are more Immediately apparent, and
more severely felt where a currency Of credit, based
upon the precious metals, is used. As the national
balances must be adjusted with metal, tho blight.
Jog influences Of such want Of reciprocity will be
most realized in those countries, and IN those sec
tons 0! countries where the greatest disparity exists
between the precious metals and the currency Of
credit.
Resolved, That the productions OF all countries
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INLoEs Il BROTHER
FOR LIVERPOOL,

NItN LI ENIUDI.
EAN TOO ship MADISON, Chls ID wo M ,,,s,.. a.,
A4 , aI a. Sy Point, Without delay, having ihT.e
I,,-I 'u'hs OF her cargo engaged and r.a,y ,n o. @
h1f Height, Apply To l. Il stSnI l. Son ca on
10 slN,fF VI - CllAS PALMER
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II3S,M cOws.-For sale, aTsi rate Mich
,s1 ~ "S = With young calves. Apply To ="
y''' kOiFT mn m
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4 DUIng sLaI
uvSly OF Richmond, al the Ihce recently ocrupi.
- 80, ~ Ins trInsacts all the business usual.
q tp biokcr lie Guys ami sells all de &C rntions
ali 49, Jams notes aud stcng bills, ncgotatos b,lls ON
avs S >oIthcIn Cities, COLLECTS lis payabl. al nil Con-,
h pom ia virginia, North Carolina Kcntucsy AMI
s.r o, s.u receives money Ia derosite on terms 10 c
asteeh on lie Viii also investigate uIes and cIcc 49,
"fc's 'or the purchase OF sale OF real estate. WIZ
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i. 40 ua.. Aeoy-l'-l-, WI O. sands. &C.

,I,uF ptcsdent lnd Dir,einfa ot Tic Chrttctfcid Raj
Il Road Company, have declared dividend Of az Der
cent r tI, ,at aT uonthshcinR percent towards the
reIrursrmrnt ~ the capital stock and the scmtanrusI
incrrlt thereon payable on tbs ist ~ July Al The -
10 50 ,flw w. p. sTRoTnER Trcas'r
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f. oo-wow " ~ ''' '''''' wM q. SANDS, CIR.

DOYs' FINE CALFsISIN SHOES Just re-.
ID ccycd by the ns racket from Pa tory, hun.
dI Oh DALI ut Boys fine Low Shoes, fuf
SAMUEL PUTNET,
10 - OPP site the Ruins E.glo Hotel
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o. - rue attention of Families Retailers &c ia di,o,
,SaT. large invoice OF China, Glass and a ,scu
nTisin, assortment r. well worthy OF attention con-,
fs,n. general variety q rich AMI handsome w. ''
~ sale positive for cash. ware
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,IOLAssEs AND SHINGLES
wi "a hhds WoH India Moiassra
1000 " inch bunch shingles
Landing on the Dock. For sale.
BE- % WEBB, BOOKER HAMILTON.
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W. RANDOLPH a GO. have f,r sale, broad IN
y narrow Cap Paper, blue lined aud ted ruled and en-
suitable Tor fuaging out Ellison. h. ~
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annual meeting OF the soc kholders In th.
l. ahi RchnoLd TRANSPORTATION linz IL, nc
IL, LII ,,o Town u IynchbuTg on the 2nJ Non,ix 'ioIS
:" =; 'uS heAi AZ o'eo"k,P. NJ "<'n
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CnMnI1ssInnnn.a

y Il
Rh viIiuc OF decree OF the Circuit SUPERIOR fam, -,
Law anu lauc"ty, o. III side for the civ n, U,,L
hu and county OF Hcnrcp cd on the 2iih Law ~
un'' lst snail a. Commissioner appointed for ina 1uT
Iosc on me YIN day oi july next. at ~ O'Clock, A NJ In
I,oni OF tn Hell Tavern IN the CITY of Richmond scI n,
N' WIN IT. 1ppnItcndn'
TERMS made known on the Jay Of sac.
lc N'-itus : nANTEp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30

At a meeting Of tho American institute, NJ tho
Repository, on The 27h Of May, 1871, tho foregO
ing report was discussed and tho following resoIu-
NJ lL...L-.Lt .-I....-.I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12

OF The Gogernmbnt has been sufficient to
meet all lie expenses, With the exception
Of about four millions Of dollars in Treas
urv notes now outstanding. There is ey,,
ery reason to believe ihatthese will be all
redeemed, by proper management, in the
course OF year OF two, and that the
Government will again DO left without
a debt Ofany description. Deducting the
amount ofthese Treasury notes from the
amount Of surplus revenue deposited with
the State, it still leaves balance due the
United States of over twenty-three mill
ions, which amount honestly and truly
belongs to the Federal Government.
The President reviews and defends the
financial policy of his administration in
language at once simple, clear, and for
cibie. This part Of his message Of course
commands The admiration Of bis friends
and receives the denuRcIatiOn OF his foes
In one point, haweget, all honest men
must agIee, namely, thai there is greai
cause for cOngratnlation in the fact that
through all the perplexing embarrass'
menis which the Government has beer
compelled to encounter, il has yielded
10 no infraction Of the laws. In this re-
specl It occupies a proud and digRifet
position, worthy ofa great and Tree peo
Fe. aa ID ssa a ,tgqs
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FROM, q,ExAg.

w ta From ths Aastn Gazette Of Dec. 2d.i3
s'Wednesday last being the day appOin,
ted for the reception of Hon. George IL
Flood, Charge d'Afdifes from the Uni,
led Siates Of America, by the House oi
Representatives --lhe body of the Legis-
lativs Hall was filled atan early hour; all
appeared anxious to welcome The Hon.
Minister from the country which first
acknowledged our Independence. About
Al o'clock Mr.. Flood made his appear
6hCe, ,;accompahiedaby sMessrs. Thatcher,
MayfieId and VangNess, q selecthc hcon-
ni.iee deputedby the House for ihat pur-
pose By these gentlemen be was con,
Quoted 10 the centre Of the Hall, the
members receiving him standing. AZ
soon as the ceremony ofiniroducing the
MihistertD the House was cOncluded,the
I Hon. Speaker, ID. S. kaufman, nroses
and IN the mama Of the Representatives
and people OeTexas, welcomed the a..,.
val Of the Representative fromlhef FAN
er.hnd among then; K0Ene of The all,'
sionso the Hon. speaksFlwere exces!e
ingly appropriate Mr. Kanfmah's s9
dress onsthis Occasioa which w cpn.lu. {.
er aa.ones Of the ganlleman 2 happlsg.
efforts, will, GOgsther wishshe cIaasss ano
fluent reply az The Hon MT Fioou' Oe
found in tie proceedings Of the day
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12


bard, Huntington, Wcbstern Calhoun,
King. Pierce, aud Preston look part.
The question on laying the motlon %
.rsseive. an he iable vas lakeu by yeas
ma nsys ahd decided 10 Che negative, as
follows. e 81 I
w. Yass- -Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Ben.
,on, Calhoun, Clay, of Alabama, Fulton,
T"blsrd, Linn, Lumpkin, NOrvell, Pierce,
SEWER Smith, of GoHnecticut, Sturgeon,
TonDan. Walker, Wall, Wright-lS.
Nsys--Messts. Buchanan, Clayton.
Crittenden, Davis, Dixon, Graham, Hen
derson, Huntington, King, Knight, Mer.
rick, Msnguf1, Nicholas, Phelps, Porter,
Preston, Roane, Ruggles, Smith,
of Indiana, TalImadge, websteF-22.
Mr. Benton said that his object vas 81.
aimed, and he would Withdraw the mo-
lon lot leave 10 INTRODUCES tue bill.ladm.
0n this point another discussion ensu'
ID, which Iasledffor some time, as to The
right Of the Senator TO Withdraw Il! Mf
Huntington Mr.. Calhoun, Mr. Webster
Nj, Preston, and othe re- denying the right
and Mr. Hubbard, Mr.. Pierce, Mr. Sc.
vieF, and others miintalningiil. ,sni
MI Benton then asked leave by III.
cout 6sy Of the Senate to withdraw il
which being granted, fhaaas f,a isIH
The Senate adjourned over TO Monday
- N.NsFH q E Ha.r.H * r M
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~ CIon,o,,,,. cpnn4iT SysTu,II

The GLoRIoUs CREDIT SYsTKM.
"Talking Of banking" said friend Of
ours the other day, "I'H tell you . curi-
Gus fact relating 10 the craft. When old
b., ihe- banker, felt bis health decli-f
ming he. called for his son, and said,
t'William, Ihave sent for you 10 talk TO
YOU very seriously. | have long obserV-
ed the steadiness Of your conduct, INhspe
YOU will continue in the same cOufse.--- h
Bymy will you will find that have divi Z,
1ded what have equally among you; you
can prove what amount you think pru-
dent before the Bank Commissioners, for
there is a perfect understanding between
me and the directors, but Lam not, in
fact, worth shilling. Our bank is rot-is
ten, and has been SO for yearsw
GGood heavensm said William, 81 al
ways thought YOU very rich--have you
| not a large sum, sir, in the iron boxf" H'
gAh, Wllliam," said the old man, ''that
iron box was kept TO bliud the green 'uns.
4 The iron box is empty, and has been for
years. Continue. however, my dear boy,
10 attand TO banking keep up the 'gen-
erous conRdenoe'--some lucky turn may
Ehappen-the bank is all can leave you;
make the most ofit--keep the secret and
the secret will keep you for years
Don't put down a single carriage or
'Ehorse you would be thought nothing Of,
were YOU not ptWhig' and lived like a
1 ,y;nceD tHa40HsB $40 tea.fs3s3 e.3 81.
William did as his father Bads him
proved half a million before the board Of
commissioners--conti three years,
but crashcd at last, and paid ten cents on
1.-The dollar. He now resides in an ele-
CANT country mansion, enjoying an envia-
Die reputation, and is generally looked
I 'Iup 10 as most eminent fnancisr..
4 Y Asae Il t'@les.l9 " H Mem ErdI \
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LATE FROM CHINA.

q By the ship Lyon aFFived Al Newport
r. I.jletieTs weFB received on Saturday
from Macao, to july llth, "A letter from
Canton states that Mt Commissioher
Lyn had summoned the Hong Merchants
before h,m and dsmsnded Why they per-
mitled the foreigners q behave so bad.
~, Alter giving them : very severe rep
rimand, be ordered them % depart, and
to raise forthwith an army Of six thousand
men ipE ihe service of the Government
which the meFchanls we're compelled %
do The writer says that the military III.
the streets were gsand display Of miser-
able looking men.
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n AMERICAN MECHANIcs.-lt is stated IN
the New York Herald that a. company
in Trieste, Austria, have despatched an
agent 10 this county 10 buy the entire
machinery ofa Touring mill aud to take
il over to Trieste, Some shipments OF
wheat having been made 10 the United
States from Austria in 1885, 37, II was
ascertained by those who sent il, that
when il was ground un ip this country,
better Aonr and more in quantity was
produced Than could be. obtained from the
same quantity Of wheat in Austria The
knowledge 0f this fact caused The mission
Of special agent fOE the purpose above
named. The Herald adds'5 VI .pa.a
"Fhis movement is but the FIRST Of a.
series towards an extensive business 70
be done by The United States in the man
uacmre Of mills and machinery for Eu-
ropean nations. Already has this country
sent QUITO France, England, Russia. Tur-
key, Austria, and European countries,
.frigstes, steam ships, sailing vessels Of all
kinds, locomotive, steam engines, cotton
gins, printing presses, mill machines, ana
all kinds Of improvements in every de-
scription ofmachinery; and Mr. Cochran
has supplied the Pacha Of Egypt with
guns to carey on the war against the
allied powers. We have steam frigaies
On the stock for Spain, one for Russia in
our waters, printing presses for the con-
tinent Of Europe, Just finishing q Hoes
foundry; many-chsmbered caOnon lsss
finished for the Pacha BY Cochran; rines
and guns Of all kinds Oh the way g 'ancS y
American cotton gins Just 6alshed' anu
nut M by an American IN Manchesieri
and Il fact an sorts Of nachinery max ing,
srJ. ~ ~ made. for the old world, by
Az ~ =, svnr;sing. industrious, and ingen-
Gus artisans Of the new ROrld'Saas
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BURMNc OF THE CARoLINR.-Iu com
pliance with a resolution passed BY the
House Of Representatives, The President
transmitted, on The Slst December, the
correspondence between this Governs
ment and that Of Great Britain relative to
the burning 81 The Caroline on the Niaga-
ra river, Tie most important part Of this
correspondence is thai between Mr.. Fox,
Blush Minister a Washington, and JOhn
Forsyth, dur Secretary Of State. Mr.
Fox's letter, dated Dec, ls, 1910, says
"SIRi I,amlinlOrmed by bis Exeellon,
cy the Lieutenant Governor Of the Pro-.
vince Of Upper Csnada,that Mr. Alexan-
der Mcleod, a British subject, and late
deputy sheriff of The Niagara district IN
Upper Canada, was arrested at Lewis
ton, in the State Of New York. on tho
| 18th Of last month, ona pretended charge
Of murdeEand arson, ne having been eR-
gagged in the capture aud deatTucliOn Of
the piFRlieal steamboat "CaVolile,N in
the month Of DecembeE, 1887. ANeF q
tedious and vexaiious examination, Mr.
1 McLeOd was committed foF trial, ald be
ls now imprisoned In Leekport iail.
4 ! feel il my duty to call upon The Gov.
ernment Of fs;hs United States 10 take
promptand effectual aieps for he libera.
/, tiun Of Mr.. Mcleod, II well known
lhatthe destruction Of the steamboat
.Caroline0 was public act Of persons
in her Majesly's service, Obeyinp the or
deFof their supeFiOr authorities. That
act, iheFaGDTe, according to the usaRes
ofuatiOns, can Onls Be the, subject 81
discussion between the Two National
Govetnmenls Il eannol iustlybe made
1.-THE ground Of legal proceedings IN the
I, United States egaiast The individuals
coneerned, who were bound 70 obey the
authorities appointed By their own Gov.
h eFnment. sa,f
MI Fox then sassthst twas believed
! that "Mf. Mcleod was not ono Cf The
party engaged il The destruction Of The
steamboat COr0hnesr and repeats ihs
cpiniOnthat, even ifhe was the question
should BE settled between the Two Gov
crnmepiS, as It has already become the
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The New York Sun, q neutral paper
on reviewing The Presidents message /,
has the folio wing remarks; sa., s 4.
3 In our financial affairs We have had 10
encounter extraordinary difficulties, which
have been aggravated by combination
of causes, but which would have been
entirely avoided, but for one great and
fatal mistake. We alludc to the throw
Ing away of.the surplus revenue. Some
called il The distribution law, and others
the deposite law. II was neither 1t
was throwing away nearly thirty millions
Of dollars. If the Government had kept
his amount, or invested. II in u proper
manner il would have carried US safely
through all these embarrassments which,
az every man in bis senses ought 10 have
known, were sure to follow that aeason
Of mad speculation. But there was a
general impalience to finger The money
and divide il up among the States. Mo-
body had the bFaIen faced assurance TO
speak out openly, and say give ito the
StutSof4. wv AeA AtOetA ~ 4 SuSu . NlSNSNtN =
was considered 100 mons;rous, II was
deposited, and now stands to The credit Of
the United States, and probably will stand
60 until doomsday. s!@ssia in X b
But for this piece Of childish nonsense,
the Government would have been saved
the expense Of an extra session Of Con
gress 'he issuS Of Treasury notes.-the
payment Of interests on these noles--and
the diSgraceful itnpntation q thousand
times repeated Of being bankfupt u
would also have been in q condition 70
have exerted more power in.allotiAtine
the general commercial embarrassment
But none 0fthess things wefe thought Of
ihemoney was sqOandsfsd, OF deposited
Just which you please severely has the
country suffered for Il. IN addition q
this have been saAdfg solicitations q
unfaithfOl ollicels and dhsound hankss 70
4 eelllef with heavy expenses of q pratEac.
Piea and unfortunate Indian war s'g'
! Notwithstanding all this, the revenue
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-. - Hodso-0f RapIa.

N c,..,,s rurrs. The HOuseOf Repre-
.snsa,ives in Ohio have passed q bill,
m Nj N !, 81 repeating the act prohibiting
~. M 4 ;ssue of notes lees in denomination
~, ~ I've dollars. There il an attempt
hsir5 made By those smOsts interested 10
sst % 3tbe next session Of ihe Legislature
q salhorizss the issue 10 this State Of
notes og small denomination; aud the
arparient inits favor Il, thatit isneces-
ssFy 10 enable the banks 70 resume specie
uaymenis, though how the issue ofan adj
'diiional quantity af fpaper will enabls them
10 peSform that duly, 60 desired ~ this
cdmmupitN Is aglEiek II The modsln sys,s
tenn of finance ihht We have not heard
salislactorily explained. NeveElh eless,
there fdislineuished 6napciers'among
lns, whose genius ispeThapss equal 10 tho
Accomplishment Of any impOssibiliiy, If /,
the public can only be weak enough to let
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sub of diplomatic discussion. He
sayl-''I feel, therefore, justified in ex.
psclisg that the Presidents GOv>rnment
viii Bee the justice and the necessity Of
causing The present immediate release Of
Nj. Mcleod, as well as Of taking such
steps as may be requisite for preventing
others Of her Majesty's subjects from be-
ing prosecuted or molesied in the United
States in asimilar manner for the fu-
ture.n
Mr.. Forsyth replies at length, saying
that The arrest was BY a State foi aviola-
ton pitts laws; that the United States
GOEernment has not thepower to release
the offender; and that ''the application Of
the Government Of the Union to that Of
Great Britain, for the redress Of an un-
authorized outrage of the peace, dignity
and rights Of the United States, cannot
deprive the State Of New York Other
undoubied right Of yihdicating, through
the exercise Of her Judicial power, the
property and lives Of her citiEensps a,
b Az the threatening tone Of John Boil
and The firm and unyieldlng spirit Of Jon
alhan, displayed in these letters, rehde
Ethen interesting we will publish then
next week. They were received too lat'
Ito bs inserted to-day. .l'3al
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Rysu,,pr1oN Sneculations. we nar.
ceiye. are still rif. IN regard to the ploba,
bic course Of the Banks Of Philadelphia.
we nave lasen soms pans ", y MORN ,ig Su u
So;na Seis a%,bn,i,.J " g s,S ,Sst ne TJo,teS
srnlss Bank are ihe Philadelphia institu7
tions generally will under no circumslanr
ces postpone their resumption beyond ne
iolhsol January next WI OUT pu9eAnlI
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12

Tue oHIo RIVER, which was closed
by the ice the first Of last week, is again
open, and the boats, after being stopped
six or seven days, are again running be-
tween Maysvills and Cincinnati,