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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
Hnrrisburgs
Correspondence of the Herald
5BUHG, FEB. A--II O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Bank Bill 6rr.

uAhnionoh", r CO. Zf--AA CloCk "A W.
Bank Bill, &c.
hasten to inform you that the Bank Bill las this
moment passed the Senate on final reading, BY
vote OF ~ to ii. An effort was made to go into
committee Of the whole upon it, for the purpose of
amending so as to extend the time to the first of
August, butfailed.
Its said that since the late bill passed the House
there has been such change in that body that no
bill that might be sent from the Senate requiring an
immediate resumption, could pass that body Re-
lying upon this, some have voted fer this bill who
do not want resumption. Such has been the
course Of proceeding on this bill, that whether the
above suspicion be true not, am lead to believe
that no Bank Bill will be passed this session of the
Legislature, and should bill pass, it il requires an
immediate resumption, il will be arrested BY the
veto Of the Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

a 90 THsnrsors BArx Nors DgrrcroR IL published
this morning. at 81 Wall street This number contains
valuable table Of failures Of diReren. Banks and the
day the reached this city The questions through
out b. relied vpon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

SHocKrse.-In sandwich, N. H. on the 9Th inst
Mrs. Hannah c. Webster, in fit Of derangment,
drowned herself and babe
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SrRAxo..-lt is reported that the Royal Mail
Steamer Solway appeared off New Orleans, re-
NAMED their thirty hours, and departed without
leaving the mail. And the Forth landed her mail
and started without. Poor arrangement this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

lSrEREsrIEe TO TRAvELLERs.-All the Railroad
lines-the Mohawk, the Utica and Schenectady,
Utica and Syracuse, Syracuse and Auburn, Auburn
and Rochester. and Rochester and Batava-star
two trains through daily on and after the Let of
March
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW WORK

Charles Stout, New York, to be declared bankrupt
Samuel Thompson, do, do Henry NJ Caldwell, do, do
Thomas Baraard, do, DO VIM Judson do, March 81 I;
Nsrch IS; William Hull, do do; Oliver Kimberly,
New Rochelle, do Henry jennings Sag Harbor, do
!sbez Mason, Northfsld 8. do Walter bicker, Brook
lyn, Aprila s 80 sili't.f fa f'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

Nor GUILry.-Alexander Ballon did not murder
William Docknell in New Orleans, last November.
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The RAISERs gave splendid Concert last even
ing at the City Hotel, which was very respectfully
attended. The mnstrels appeared in their magni-
icent summer costume of the Tyrol, and several Of
their chorusses raplurousy and deservedly en-
cered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

DANGERS OF THE DEEP.-The Ann Louisa, from
Newcastle, had very boisterous passage. On the
18th instant, in lat 30 3 Ion. 6S 10, in gale of wind
shipped sea, which carried away buwarks,
threw Mr.. Adams, the mate, on the deck and broke
his neck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

THE NEW YORK HARMoSrsrs gave their Third
Concert last evening at the Society Library. The
new elee "There's Charm il Spring." words by
Dickens, and arranged by Mr. G. r. Horn, and in
which Mr. Massstt sustained his part with great ef
feet, was very brilliantly executed. J. I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

DECLINES THE HcsoR THE Rev. John Pierpont
Of Boston, declines being the abolition candidate
for Governomor of Massachusetts,
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News from Europe-Nevs from 81

Fears begin to be felt for the safety of the Calede-
MIA She had not reached Boston on Thursday al
,ernoon last That was her 18th day out if she sailed
on the 4th as advertised We are under apprehen-
sion however citing her. 1t is not to be expected
that steamers can cross the ocean with the same
regularity in the winter as in the summer In
act the Caledonia is no longer past her time than
our southern mails often are during the year. And
if there canno, be regularity on land we certainly
ought not to expect any on the ocean. Then there
is strong probability that she did not sail on the
fourth She may have been detained by order of
government TO await the movement of Lord Ashbur
ton. He was to have left in steam frgate on the
oath ult but as she has not arrived it possible that
he was detained, and will come in the Caledonia,
the day of sailing of which was most likely altered.
In the meantime foreign news is arriving in small
lots to suit purchasers Yesterday received lit
tie from England by the North America. To-day
we have, by the way of Havana, little more from
Spain-the dates from Cadz being to the fifth ult.
The Spanish papers contain the speech OF Espar-
tero, the Regent, ON the opening Of the Cortes,
which announced that all was comparatively quiet
throughout the realm.
Don vincente Sancho, had been appointed Mi
mister Plenipoteniiary to the Court of st. James.
We shall publish an EXTRA HERALD the moment
the news BY the Caledonia reaches u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
To Medical Advertisers.

The Lancet now presents the best medium Of addressing
hs medical profession Its circulation is nearly three
thousand copies weekly and extends to every section Of
the Union Publishers Of medical works. surgical in
strument makers, dentists &c. cannot fluid des
rable and useful vehicle for their than
this popular periodical Druggists in the city cannot in
any other way effectively address country apothe
carries great number Of whom practitioners, and
Subscribers 10 the Lancet.
themselves who wish to dispose of their
practice procure assistants form partnerships, the
Lancet affords unequaed opportunities Of extensively
communicsting with their professional brethren To
professional young DESTROYS Of obtaining situations
the same facilities are offered. The various medical
schools and colleges throughout the Union-canddates
of private hospitals and nrmaries &c should also avail
themselves Of the advantages thus presented The Ian
Get now Giro in every considerable city and village
throughout the Union
ApvERrrsiNG TERMs;-One square, one insertion, 81
So Each additional insertion, 81; per annum, $5 One
column one insertion, SIC; each additional insertion,
Sc; per annun,, $50.
Bills stitched in moderate terms. Three thousand
copies required.
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States Is. Samuel Wood, be set down for argument
on Tuesday next. lie said the Court would recol
leet that when this case came up on the calender
In Its regular course, the parties were not prepared
and it had gone down to be reached in ils turr-
The object in wishing it taken up on that day, was,
that large amount Of property was suffering from
moths, being woollen goods and that although great
care had been used in attempts TO keep them in
good order, yet another season was coming on,
in which they would be exposed to the same enemy
Mr.. CADwALLADER, OF Philadelphia briefly coz
frmed what the District Attorney had stated, and
remarked that there we've % invoices which formsda
part Of the record, which were not here, which it
was desirable should be produced before the trial
Mr.. CRIrrErDES, behalf of the claimants.
stated that he concured in the anxiety to have the
matter disposed Of, as his clients, between tho
moths and the custom-house officers, were already
nearly eaten up. IA aughI He sheuld not, there
fore, oppose the motion. ~
Mr. MEREDITH, Of Baltimore, also on behalf of the
caimants, stated that the invoices alluded to were
in the possession OF the United States, and he pre-
sumed they could be easily reached, bat he cared
nothing about them unless the gentlemen on the
other side were anxious to have them
CmEr JrsricE TASrr, said the court would take
the subject into consideration and decide to- morrow
morning, whether the case should be argued in ac-
cordance with the motion, whether il should take
its regular place on the calendar.
This case involves, as has already been stated but
a small amount, and is unimportant except as to
general principle which is to be settled 1t appears
that Dir. wosd, the claimant, is in England, and his
friends applied to the proper department to have
the case postponed on account Of the smallness Of
the amount to the next term Of the court The mat
Ter was submitted TO Mr.. Legare, but it is rumored
that the Secretary Of State inteered, and insisted
that it should be argued at the present term. The
motives which prompted this step are supposed to
be in accordance with those that usually ac,uac the
Hon. Secretary. ts q
House Of Represcntassves--Thc Death OF the
/ Hon. Lewis Williams.
The business Of the House OF Representatives to-
d,y was confined to the announcement Of the death
Of the Hon. Lewis Williams, by Mr.. Rayner, with
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FlcctW Male nmd Female
EE.UE.V:lRY.

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w .' Pu'sHes VI "''so WIZ may WIS" !"
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anu ''o'" ne'e"oo'nooa' a. o'S'ance IRON, '.e
ua"''S VI vice anu u'siPa''o" enjoying pure MOUNTAIN
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ms >'noo VIII DC aV'oed I'M" 'hreeciasses-'ne 'u-
.' .' ical a.u Ieaehet Class nc JUNO, c'ass
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

TpoItBI.F Ar TIE BANK OF PENNSYL-


The Bask NJ Penns, lysnia has been run upon today
both b, hulders OF notes veil ~ by desHtors Vague
,yos lave bccn In tfrul.iou for sone days, growing
OH, OF pcneYa dl-,fus aud To day hes reached this
bank. Up W the hour Of going 70 press. pc'Ple con
ssueA 70 press Ea~sm calmly. without ssc'ssnens. W
ward the desk of tho paying teller. who has had busy
dsyofi, The door, of,hr Usnk hsvc also been crowd
cd by slarge gathering Of pspe, bu, everybody acts
with csmse-. and spsak viii, lsnas and tunes ON
inou. of ride spread and fresh disasters.
2, M-fhc Banks now refuse the notes Of the
Bank u Pcnns, l,ania. Uptll noon they were gene
rally received at their counters The crowd 10 ncrcas
ing around the Bank. and the extends the ex
ctcrnent IL extending. The Banking room 10 crowded
To excess and two i,crs engaged in rrdeeng the
notes. One Of the worst features connected with the
troube in this institution. it holding the 1000,
with which pay the interest the state debt falling
due on Tuesday
Three o'clack.-The Bank continued to redeem It's
notes mp this hour. the time for closing Goy Porter
has been prcsen, the Bank for time. The crowd
Of people is IMMENSE but disturbance hiss taken place
Thoy have redeemed their notes mostly in Aoyamensing
Phil Ga:. Jan. %
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IA &c, eoHrcraits ,l-!.nlde mi i'i'ei lands

LA act c,,Hrcrats ,-!,nl aea All oitiei laad'
ZHf krsot.IrIoS.
Nv Mr. Esflv-That tic committee on Roads, &c.
inquire into the sxpcdlency II d suhnrzng the survey
If Nc idanizr nr Other turnpike rad from lypchburg
through the epuncs ri Bedford Franklin and Floyd by
the wsy Of Eyausham and Abingdon To the 1enns see
linn.
I1eeficn # Governor.
The following resolution offered by MI tsaskins,
and agreed Ia by the House NJ Delegates
Rsoirsd. 1ha, this House. with the concnrs"es n
,he SENATE will Friday. ihe llth ot February nea'.
pnrced TO tho election ii Governor u this Common
wealth.
IN. Limited Sesssion.
4 resolution was ofIrred by Mr. Lyon. requiring ,he
Committee &C Courts To bring in bill hf'h"hn
repc,llng the Nc, limiting the sassions OF The Ten
ersl Assembly Sc 1hc d.haio upon this resolutions
was GU, oil b, calling the pfesIo'r qucson. winch Was
emf rcd by vote of yeas 81 nays 81. The vote was
then taken ly yeas and nays upon the Iss~sge OF
the rss htion. which rejected by vote OF 70
to5i.
Several bill, were rad frs, and second time-and
An act prohibiting distinctions IN tho Dismal
Swamp anal aud exomp,lig The officers ID tho Cnin
psny from Militia duty and fnm working upon public
roads" was read third time and passed.
On motion II Mr.. Mullen,
Tho House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
Ll1in Tho ,NnLin,nI MLclIpfucrr nj ImcsIluI

We are glad To learn ih,t news has been received in
Kentucky by Gcnl Combs, from tho United States
Consul a, chihuahua that he had had an interview with
his "a prisoner with 90 others that place. (sx
hundred miles on their march from Santa Fe toward.
Mcxico) and that he was in good health and that let
ter has been received by Gent Combs from the Minister
of the United States AT Mexico, informing Genl Comb.
that had been given by the Mexican Sccrc
,ary of War Gen. TorncD to Mr.. Mayer, the Untce
States Secretary Of legation that, far as was in his
powcr every indulgence should be extended to his son.
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BANKS OF PHILADELPHIA

The Bank Of Pennsy ana met the runs upon II Sat
urday ill O'clock and then the officers having asccr
tanned that of tho many present had any further
dsn,snds To make closed the door At the usual e
ting that they would chccrully meet any d,mand, even
after bank hours.
The Philadelphia L. s. Gnz.,,e Of Monday morning
.ysTh pennsy lyania Bank is the depository Of the
State money by law, and the State large portion
Of stock and hence public feeling is, at the present
time. much excited on tins subject nasnuch tho IN
terest the State debt, due tomorow, is payable a,
tina, Bank and understood that the funds all
supplied for that purpose, amounting to $500. 900 Gov
Porter who has been for several day in this city
the Bank considerable time Saturday, during
tho run.
We have stated that the the Pcnns, lvania
BANK fully met Saturday. and further demands
were invited understand. and mona were made
Tho grea, inquiry is, will the State interest be paid
to morrow"
On Monday this Bank closed its doors. and small runs
were made some Of the other Banks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
Cu.xIu,F MrcuILL ADMITTED TO B,n..-Jn

CuAxIIs F. MrrcuELL ADMITTED TO B,,L-In the
Cour, of Sessions in Now York the application of the
counsel Of this person to admit him to bail, was decided
nv the Court In BIO avor The security fixed by the
court $3.50, for his appearance to the verdict
rendered against him. which has been carried To the Su
prcmc Court. and $3.50 tho two other indictments
pending against him The. security has been entered
and hc has been discharged from prison. His long in
generation has reduced him low state Of flesh and
and he appears be wearing away fast in both mental
and physical abilities
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

nANlFL w. LOVE has removed his shop from
~ the Main street to his dwelling house, on the hill
Capt. J. +. Johnsons Hotel. where he would be
glad to attend to any business entrusted him Those
wishing him To do their work, leave il at Mr. Rem
hicks Store Main street.
lie intends visiting the counties Of Amherst. Camp
bell. Psy lyania Bedford and part of Bo,etour, for
the purpose OF repairing Clocks.
Dec. Ia tsif
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FROM MEXICO.

|, was reported at New Orleans the 10th. on tho
nuhor, ot letters from Galveston. that the prisoners of
the Santa Fe expedition had arrived in the city of Mex
ico where they had met with kind treatment and would
in all probability, shortly be- liberated. 1t was further
rumorcd that preparations making invade
Texas, and that her ports would shortly be blocked by
Mexican fleet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
NOTICE..

TliAS become necessary, l,a, the undersigned should
4 receive the amounts due them. They therefore
respectfully request ali those indebted to them to call
and pay give their bonds for open accounts By the
25tl Of February next Longer indulgence cannot.
IeW not, be given in any We hope our debtors
viii put us the ptc,ssy OF showing We arc really
iheamo.t. MCKINNEY & M0SBN
In II ta5E IL
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Y,
The Speaker laid before the House communication from
Tho setting Governor, transmitting resolutions OF the Ken
tucky Legislature upon the subject Of the reputation OF
State debts, and with regard to Revolutionary soldiers
The Speaker also submitted letter Gom Eriscoe G
Baldwin, Esq, rcsigniue his seat In the House of Dele
gses In consequence OF his election Judgcshp OF the
Court Of APpcsas, which office he accepts and proposes
entering upon Ms duties Immediately.
On ne'ion a Mr. Kinney, 4 resolution adopted
msiructing the Speaker to ,ssue writ Of election for
delegate from Augusta country, to AL the vacancy
casoned by the resignation of Judge Baldwin.
On motion Of Mr.. Bawnor, tho Committee Of Courts
Of Justice instructed to enquire into the expcdsncy
Of amending repeating act passed April the 9th,
1889, concerning apprentices.
On motion Of Mr.. Dorman.
kssoirsd, That the committee Of Finance he instrnc
Ted to inquire iuto the expedency Of defining by law
those who liable to the payment OF Brokers and Aue
toners license.
PETITIONS.
Petitions presented and referred by Mr. eftwich,
o. the mcmrs Of the bar, practising In Pulaski county
~urt, praying for change Of the time of holding quar-
tery courts o said county; by Mr. Dorman the memorial
Of Chapmln Johnson 5. S. Baxter, and &. p. Dornan
aCommiee in behalf Of the Stockholders Of the James
River and k,nawha Company, asking for certain a,era-
uons IN the charter Of said Company On motion OF
MI Dorman the memorial ordered to be prin ted
The Speaker submitted communication from the
Acting Governor. transmitting statement from the SUI
pcfintsndent Of the Public Annory, relative the e1-
penee incurred for the subsistence Ct the Cadets Of the
Military Institute during thei. late visit Richmond
laid on the table.
Mr. Haskns offered resolution for the election Of a
Governor Friday next.
Before the question was taken, NJ, Hunter moved
that the fiousc adicurn-agreed IT,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoNDiY. JAS. 81. 1872
A communication received from Tia segSte, 81
~ :'sat''.ss haa passed. thetl! s1,.Ie.,
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FRANCE AND TEXAS

The New Orleans Bee ofJanuary 10 saws: 1--WE per
ccve by the Galveston papers that the French vcssc
Of war Sabine the 10Th instant Of that mort
:" Other French cruisers are also in the Gulf There
question that tho appearance of this force has re
la,iun To the difficulties between France and Texas
- But from letters received from Austin we learn tina
the present cabinet Of Texas in favor of arranging
the dfiicuss with the French. We also undsrstand
that Presidcn, IousroN, shortly after his installation
paid vis, to the French Legation 1t way therefor,
be assumed that this controversy will be disposed o
- ancably.'
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The Philadelphia Banks Except the G'rard. Moya-
n~nsng. Northern Liberties, kenslngton and Penns
wanna Banks) have entered into all arrangement u
rocsvo each others paper II supposed tina, the
Pcn,s, ana bank would not be able pay tho into
tho State Debt duo yesterday-and serious ap
prehcnson of mob INDUCED
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HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

JuLsDAy, Fob ].
Mr. Sml,l, Of Ksn,whs, presented n petition Of e,''
lens 81 the county of kanswha demonstrating against
any Of portion thereof 70 the county oil "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

tr'' We publish part OF Mr.. Clay's speech on tie
amendment otthe Constitution, and will publish the
with 'he rerl, Of Nj Tr..,9n in c4f neat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

We learn from Texas, by way Of Galveston and
New Orleans. that the Hon James RELY has been ap
pointed Minister from that Republic to the United
States.
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T. q is R 4 n II i.

70 Is R EN- T.
FL three story BRICK BUILDING,
$HH:Gk which is an excellent stand fer the gro
21SliE& cory. or any other kind ofbusness.
&S2sassSSSsa JOHN }. PURNIS.
jan. 10 f,s
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