New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
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and ruinous rate of per cent Interest. Well
/ Pennsylvania was not content with demanding
and receiving this loan. The money was scarcel,
in her treasury before her Legislature repealed
the tax, laid for the purpose OF meeting and pay
ing the interest the loan, and thus the credit
the loan was destroyed and the Bank male the
loser by the whole amount OF depreciation.
Add to these causes the return to the State Bank
of the % millions of circulation of the NdttoId!
Bank, which the former was obliged to redeem
and you have the true elements OF the destruction
ct the Bank-beyond which it IS not necessary &c
60 to seek an additional cause in any supposed NAL
administration Of Mr.. BiddIe.
Mr.. c. having shown the superiority Of the Ma
tional Bank system over the State Bank system,
and traced the true cause of the explosion of the
latter, predicted with perfect confidence, that the
currency and the exchanges of the country would
raman distracted in consequence OF successive
contractons and expansions by the States Banks,
acting without concert and without check. He
predicted that so long as the State Bank syste m,
now existing, should remain without the control OF
National Institution, the country would be con-
vulsed by alternate suspensions and assumptions OF
specie payment, by frequent explosions of State
Banks, followed by all their disastrous consequent
ces and bv continual fluctuations and distractions
of the exchanges. He considered the party which
favored the present state of things, ard opposed
the National Institution, emphntically the Bank
Party-a Bank party OF the most ooious charac-
ter, the whole tendency of their measures being
to fasten upon rs the evils without any of the ad
vantages of the banking system.
But have not time to follow Mr.. Clayton any
further in his remarks My object in making this
communication has been to invite public attention
to his exposition of the of the failure of the
United States Bank Of Pennsylvania, and 10 the
predictions of still further calamites TO fellow,
Gas inevitable consequences of the present state OF
hings) which many will think of sufficient imPor-
lance to be remembered hereafter. Nj.
u D.. Brewster, an American, hiss recently
been created by the Emperor of RsSsia, a Knight
of the Order OF 81. Stanislas and Dentisse Hon
oraire Of the Russian Court. [Galignani's Mes
We have delayed publishing the above very graf
flying announcement of foreign honors conferred
on native of Norwich, because we wished TO
speak more at length of the individual thus dstn-
guished.
CHRISTOPHER STARR BREWSTER is the son of
a highly respectable citizen of Norwich, man still
active among US, in vigorous old age. He is de-
scended in the sixth generation, from one of the
venerated company of Pilgrims who landed from
the May Flower on the Plymouth Rock; and there
are those among us who think that his son Dr..
Brewster possesses a claim to more honorable
sderation in this high descent than in any rank
which the Autocrat Of all the Russias has in his
power to Confer. We are not scrupuIously re
publican however, as To attach no valse 20 the we'll
merired distinction he has obtai ned abroad
DR.. B has still higher claim to respect in the
fact that he is self-nade man, having had
but the ordinary. advantages of education,
and neither wealth professional patronage 10
smooth his upward way.
At the age of twenty-one, with no capital but
set of implements, in the use of which his own
ingenuity was bis sole instructor, be commenced
he practice of dentistry, travelling northward int"
Canada. From thence he went westward, and
down the Mississippi to New-Orleans. After re-
naming there for a osg time, he visited the West
Indies and returning, he went through most OF our
Southern cities, gaining skill and reputation at
every step, till he established himself in Charles
ton, where he stood for some years at the head OF
his profession. He thcn removed TO New-Iork,
and, after shot residence there, went to Paris,
where he has become known throughout Europe
An operation which he performed about tree
years since attracted greet attention, and was de-
tailed in the public journals as miracle OF skill
It was the case of lady, all the teeth OF whose
upper Jaw were set horiz onalv, protruding from the
face in frightfnl manner. DR.. B. was successful
in efiec,ing complete transformation, to the as
TOMS hment Of all who knew any thing Of this SIN
guIar case of deformity. Dr. Brewster has since
been constantly adding to his reputation BY other
striking performances, I'LL we hear OF his recent
promotion without surprise. Indeed. we are sell
dom surprised at any eminence or distinction at
tanned by any genuine son of New-Ens land
Norwich Courier
WHIMSICAL Horse -Ihese is very fine horse
in the possession of Sir Henry Meux & Co., the
eminent brewers, which ia used as dray horse.
but is so iracable that he is left sometimes with
out any restraint to walk about the yard, and re-
turn to the stable according to his fancy. In the
yarei there are also few pigs of peculiar breed,
which are fed on grains and corn, and to these pigs
the horse has evidently an insuperabe objection,
which is illustrated by the following fact: There
is deep trough in the yard holding water for the
horses. TO which this horse goes alose with bic
mouth full OF corn which he saves from his supply
When he reaches the trough, lie lets the corn iali
on the ground, and when the swine approach 10
eat it, (for the old ones keep aloot,) he suddenly
sezes one of them By the TAIL pops him into the
trough, and then capers about the yard, seemingly
delighted with the frolic. The noise OF the pig
SOON brings the men to his assistance, who know
from experience what is the matter, whilst the
horse INDUCES in all sorts of antics, BY way OF
horse laugh, and then returns quietly 70 the stable.
London paper.
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