Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01
From the Ohio S,a,e.,

ming. after a session of thirteen W.T.,
session has been one Of the m. ssss'
ever held in Ohio, and we feel .ss'.
the constituents Of Tho maaa,, ,ss sa
upon them, the need nE ..ws,l S,, WY
and faithful servants" Whs,ss,
our State exhibit, to the time of "
ment Of the las, federal Legisla,n,. :"
reforms loudly called for b, I'm ;.
promised by the majority we,e T.;
and the Ohio Banks, setting al;ts s
pies of law and Of honesty a,dps,.
their doors, and refused 10 paw na
debts, for the reason that thess ..s1
penny much easier, by the dro, ss
their own paper, than BY redee,niupn , y
ises. The result was fdreseen, fsa
the EASTERN cities ran up to six. e;a sa
fifteen per cent, and which was O. s s
from the pockets Of the ibdus,1ious ,s
majority Of the Legislature, which
closed its labors stood pledged IL 'a =.
evil, and nobly and gallar,y has H., Is'
been redeemed. For the first iima :" :.
has Ohio been truly denomina,ed s.'
ing State, and for years past. hsv ,p !
who controlled the banks, Iaughsd
what they denomina.cd humbue ioeo ~
reform laws. and we now And them ~
ing worsted in every conflict With ,Ss
bowling with submission to the psopI,
aud in Convention reslving to ote y i
This Of itself, is glory enough e: q.
The rate of exchange is reduced Soma
twelve per cent, shinplas,ers are ns,;,
banished from circulation, and he !
thus created, filled by the preciu, 4
Blue, red and green dog notes ale t,l1
in the train Of the departed shupI,:+
we not unfrequently see advertiser
wheat, and other produce, for which Sin
gold are offered in payment. The !
members, as was the case with Mr.. Mad
Of the nI5eDS!aaFs , a 55d'ldy avoved hs, ls
not opposed 10 s'-'sp!astcr curr:mg
Democratic members have joined issss,
them on that, aud other questions cssI
with bank reform, and no Man in his
senses can doubt the verdict Of The ped
The Generol Bank;p Law, iRlrodsd
NJ, latham, will be read with Interest
fund, and individual liability pnnet1ss1
other safe guards which dearly bought 1
ence has shown the necessity Of ,hraa
round institutions, which short iur
aspired to 10 divided empire, and with
would willingly lull the people ia,o FL
ness of the past. that they may cam|
schemes Of inordinaie ambition for thsl
FLonlDA.-The lnsiin chief ASS
has surrendered to Major Blaehnlp u
whole party. consisting Of twen'y.Ca
ors and fifty -seven women and ehd'
surrender is much more important b1
tie. This move is the NEST impcTIar
which has occurred in Florida for YEN
The time has now arrived when tie rsu
Indians are too few, aud the loss CT I
treasure too great TO justify ofsnsise M
on large scaie. Hereafter lie t.sI,s
troops will be mainly directed 10 The prq
Of the settlers.-N. o. Cfeseen, CNy
MIR. DALLAS, in his lecture ia Nesl
few nights ago, related the following "a
of The Emperor Nicholas. |, was Te,a
the Empress as follows -
"An American fTigate visited The b
Cons,andt, aad the news Of her arm
transmitted TO the Emperor. A steaas
put off shore, aud when within about
dred yards Of the friga,e barge was b
from her side and filled with Officers VII
all the outward lrappinss Of rank and b
flee. In the stern of the boat was q
coxswain in humble dress betting lis
ton. On their arrival on board, the CT
der received his visitors with honos
their rank as dignitaries of the Emp
conducted them to his cabir. The OIL
coxswain in the mean time sirolled a0'
ship, mingled with the sailors, and Gu
examined her rigging and armament
course Of his questioning the seana''
something in his manner, at length vs.
suspect his true character, and the rum
flew through the slip thai the 'old %!
self was on board.
The pretended coyswain was .,
unconscious Of The detection, and qus'
tinued his ramble through the vessel Y
party in the cabin were ready TO re'e es
The customary salute to the oilicefs OF :
pire was 81 guns, and to the Einpeia =
twice that number. When the lFls'i.
lnenced her parting salute, the cosssa ,
leaning against one of the guns couI y
reports, but when the 22d gun was !
started, hastily called the barge, sMa
that the 'cuteness of the Yankees nSO
ted his disguise. The fact Of The pre-,
the Emperor flew like wi'dfre am Ias
merous vessels in the harbor, aid wv
es on shore every flag was run NE w.
and the barge returned amid the '0'
thousand guns"
The Illinois River and SprIngfls,o ~
has been completed frosu Mesedos'
river, to Springfield.
! What a squall,' as the sailor saw
heard Viz >, l,ck,,n.,,