The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-13

ported as in the hands of Messrs. HUH s Co.
Of London.
The bonds now out and for which the state
and would be liable are as follows.
For capital stock Sold to War De-
partment, U. S..............$ sos, 900
j. j. Astor. lOU,OOo
d" F. De Lizard & Co. 100000
Z" Prime, Ward s. King. $4,000
Left with Fred'k HUH & Co......l 100000
Total. $4,000
We learn from the Portland Advertiser, that
MIR, Joshua A. Lowell, whom the Governor of
Maine has declared elected to Congress, and
to whom he has given a certificate, was not IN
fact chosen He received a minority of the Votes
but Governor Fairfield made that majority by
rejecting the returns of Wing township. Mr..
Moves will test the seat and obtain it.
DELAwARE.-The Governor of Delaware in
his annual Message, gives quite cheering
count of the finances of the State. He says:
1t is a source of pleasing contemplation, also,
that whilst many of our sister States are deeply
involved in debt, and some of them scarcely able
from their resources, to pay the interest on their
loans, own state is free from the slightest pc
cuniary obligation, and with population of but
seventy-Ave thousand she can boast of a credit
pndoubted and an honor untarnished, with an
abundant treasury and invested funds to the a
mount ofnearly six hundred thousand dollars.
ILLINoIs.-The fund Commissioners Of Illi-
nois, in communication to the New York
Evening Star, states that the interest on the
State Bonds which has already fallen due, has
been promptly paid, and that there is no doubt
but provision will be made by the Legislature
to meet all the obligations of the state
The venerable Noah Webster has issued
card stating that he will, in few weeks, pub
lish a new and much improved edition of his
American Dictionary of the English Lam
guase, containing an addition to the vocabulary
of eight OF ten thousand words, and comprising
in the whole at least eighty thousand
We perceive by the Intelligencer of this NOR
ming, that the Potomac is again open for navi-
cation, and that the Southern Mail is again
carried by the way of the river.
There was rumor in London on the 1Stl
December, that the British had reached Picking
But it was not generally accredited.
From the year 1922 to 1886, the foreign loan
taken in London, amounted to 957, 000, 1000
1888, 900, 900. No United States loans were in
cluded in the above.
The mackerel inspected in Massachusetts il
1885. amounted to 19445O barrels. The guam
tity since that time has been regularly falling
off In 1910, it was only 50,992 barrels
0J- 1t is said that theres are proposals fol
loans in London, to the tune of $500, 000, 0OC
namely, $3.50, OOO, goo foreign and $20,000,.
900 British.
We learn that Rev. Mr.. Shrgley, of New
Hampshire has reed unanimous invitation tc
take the Pastoral charge of the Calvert stree
Universalists Society.
"The Life of Petrarch,' by the poet Camp
. bell, has just been published in London.
The London Times of the 18th says the
French war expenses for ls4O, will amount Il
at least ell, OOO,O 900 sterling.
The property of Massachusetts, is valued al
22s, O00,O O0
The people of Indiana have decided against
Convention to amend their State Constitu-
ton.
The Rhode Island Legislature is now in ses
sion at Providence.
The Delaware is entirely free from ice.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
BANK OF UNITED STATES LOAN OBTAINED
We have Just received letter from New York
stating the arrival Of the packet of 18th, from
England-bringing the important intelligence
hat the United States Bank had obtained loan
Europe Of 80, 100000 This, it Is confidently
believed, places the question OF permanent re-
sumption beyond all Doubt Bieknele's Repor-
ter.
NAvAL.--The U. S. frigate Macedonian
bearing the broad pennant of Com. Jesse Viii.
kinson, arrived at Pensacola on the 2lst ult.
one month from Norfolk Subsequently, she
exchanged salutes with the French corvette
Sabine.
The u s. brig Consort. Lieut. Com. Powell
arrived at Pensacola on the 28d, from ST. Jos
ephs, having completed the surveys ofthat har
Dor, and of Alphabetically 0. Bullets" efth'
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