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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
IIiS an KIND. .aaitte.

EHylE Pa.ssgker Tra5a Atayts daily al FIVE
= u otciack, w N@-rttn. nihE, eiyts BlRl,
more afa. q4arlefNp lsti7 MA Inland ARRIVES at
sWinfhdsieF, about APalM
N. lst n 1sse8stfs te.}T4sAinstonb VIII here
after#efe i~e tckttssS3( tltr pers- Ferfy 81 the
regul9f4rate oC,passrsgeKfhte Qptil htrthe r6e-
t4fetIA # GEo HEST .9gt
Aybal5gestee nepots Jan<tA 1872 i :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

010NEEcTIONs. Malaga Grapes. Ranck
~ Raisias, Dates. curFinss, Il YoUNG,s.
IN IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Nat proceeds u 70 divided sal5,00O GOO
The amount. tot be divided each. wear /
viii He d couFse. depend pF6n tie rapidity I
with which abe Dew States increase in
population. and new lands are wanted ~
put i u tairto calculate OH . Steady an
uUal increase. - Boston .fflas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
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dEA,.: he l.s-T reffy, ~.

HNtikudagfsl2aefl takes gE u plqasate iuis<
forning his gTieds!s ap<f the pubic, that
hs hos Hteasedifor ! letu lor years that We'll
known House al n lrpgFs- Ferry, tbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

Ii Il may be interesting 10 know how long
thiF great m loualIfani win hold out. and
Ao.w much re States may e2pectto re-
celve hereafter. The Iestlmaied quantity
of land,in rnafEei subject ID pfiyaie en-
try, is about 10000 coo aefes, The
Quantity surveyed and unsnIveved. not
yet offered for sale, is about leo coo COO
6f acres, ALL fhsse now beiong ollie
several ~Slates. Id the proportion giyen
Above, aod9he. Prd ceeds are 70 be annual
Nv Distributed among ITEM.
4 The ,amoutft that viii De paid for them,
taking Tie hlnlHum pTieeS Will be a..
b9ut $R6S, 75o. coo
,pearct from ibis The len per
n eeat iforfhhe Estates lin
which the land* lie, and
ten per cent. fof surveys,
\ expenses W sale, school
lands, Sci 53.75o. 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

ne ExcHEQuEa--k is stated in the
Noflherh PapeTs that Mr. Tslin a6ge, Ito .
ihs Senate COMMITTEES, V'itl At an early
say, make 2 Report upon ihe ExchequeF
scheme. Snndry notifications d tie
Seerelary1s plan, will be nroposed--5ul
The particulars ale no: knour.
We shall have much Confidence III the
suggestions o. Mr. ,Tsllmadge: but We
doubt his or any other mans ability To
make out Of the Secretary ! pit isel, asys-
tenn snHed 70 the wants Of NE country,
ana a Tie sans time compatible nith'tbe
public liberty. And should be succeed,
y : should sill entertain very g.eat doubts
whether i would not. because 81 it's sir.
tues, meet With he Exehequer Veto.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
More IVhiggery cJhs Wig Pr,,id.ut.

Inc Locos do not commend his Whg Exc.lleo
cy John Tyler, without cause. lie not onIv aoree,
with them on the great question OF tho Currency
nc not only retains Drawing Locofoco partis,ns in
ofhce-but he IS now beginning to dispense hi,
patronage for the benefit of the viost of the Loco
Foco papers. We gave an instance las, week Of n
case OF this kind which occurred in Illinois. Nov
we have another in Mississippi. We COPY from tho
Vicksburg Wing:
John Tyler has taken the Public nr;ntiog ed
vetusing, &c. from the New Orleans Bee and given
y 10 the Morning Advertiser from the Ioui,yiIIo
Jo".n'i' ana given 1t to the Louisville Gazette from
tne Natchez Courier and given il the Free Trnder
me only claim which these new recipients of Pre-
sldenu1l Patronage have, is to he found in the feet
that thoy hesliver John Tyler with the most f,l
some nduliron. ard pour out the phials Of their
impotent abuse and malice upon that greatest OF
living statesmen, Henry Clay. They have their
reward, add their apostate master will assured,y
have his '
There being no such nondsseript "a n TvI,y ma =
per IN Mississippi, MIR Tyler has appointed The
Free Trader one of the Official Journ,ls az the
General Government. What do tho thousands OF
gallant and true hearted wings OF Mssissippi.
who voted for John Tyler, think Of this act7 Vba,
DO they think Of profesSod but traitorous Wbig
rewadog one Of the most foul M outhed libeers of
theIr party md their prnoiplesl Out upon such
vile Traitorl lie deserveSto be dashed with wbip
OF Scorpions"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
To THE EDITOR OF THE wu,e

oHi among the many privileges held dear md
saeeu 70 u.s. the trial by jury both in civil and Or;
NINA, causes, mas always been, and Is noy cons;
uereu most valuable institution. for securing a..
NE Iioet'y and property OF our citizens. I'm, liz
an o'her rules, there are some exceptions and Oh
Jec.ohs 10 l,-and the most promins M obi.c,;on i;
ln'. III cases OF the most unlawful and unjust ri. =
demanding, Tor the public good, the enforce
see that the respectable, intellieen. and Icy
portion OF the community are disoual;6ed 60,
serving as Jurors, and that the enforcement or ,bs
Ia" and justice 10 left in the hands of The mos, DC
norant and corrupt" ' '''o'' *
strong as this objection is, is it to be s,rsn,,boo
CD oy reason Of another privilege inv;oIsLfo ~,
not more Important "The freedom of dr. D., !, :,
proper as II ~, was never intended TO in,etreo
the 9ispen'ation OF justice by hands comne,en, ~
Tvs oisenhrge' Is It consistent, indeed, with ,bs
p'pLes OF our system OF Judiciary and trial bv
jury, mat the evidence of witnesses in c,;rn;n.I
causes in the Examining" courts shouId to
70 the pubic through the columns of nubc 5r;n,,
Is u not adding another facility to the better anal
neu jurors 10 make up and express nm on;nidn 80,
'he saset thus disqualiiying themselves IN so,.n
vh 'ne HIaI and the consequence is that fbesitos
h's ueIhy OF Justice) the venue must he ch,naad
70 'he great inconvenience and expense of the g.,
monweath, or the accused is acquitted bv nm ;sOn'
ant Jury, influenced unI swayed by the ines6;o,,.
a'sunleh's OF learned counsel or by baser conside
Ash IS not less inconsistent with the prooer
Souso VI justice, than unnecessary and uncailed 10,
oy tne public information, | ask in all sincc,;,u \
The Editors OF the public prints will no, 49,
future, ifom detliling. immaurelv. mo,,.rs ,o -
i've OF such inconvenience on tho fnol trial Of cr;
minal causes. '" WA U, GU
February9, AZ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
a P.aRaLLEL-B,u,on and UauDt,,.

- DtNtoH qua ffdHpffH.
The annexed rasping paragraph is extracted from
the New York American.
THOMAS VI. BENTON AND JOHN HAMPDEN
We limited yesterday that this vulgar demneogue
from Missouri, took occasion, on Friday, while do.
olarng in tho Senate that he would not consent to
any reduction Of his own pay, to compare himserto
JOHN TIA MPDEN-the modest and consesn
uous patriot, the darling OF English lreedom--vbo
resisted the payment OF an unlawful tax
n very slight plrallel-EoT in the manner nj
Pluioreh- may show how Tar there exists eny r..
semb'ancs IN manners motives end conduct. lie
tween the two names, thus placed in most uneSpeet
ed iuSto position
Ihomns W. Benton, fugitive from among hi.
school fellows nj Ohape.IIill, for alleged malqp
P"P''"hons u certain back notes.-the has ever
since hated at the trbe-s first publicly heard Of
afterwards a. engaged IN a rufian street fight in
Nashville, m which pistols, drks and other accom
panments Of the knock down and drag out school
woro freely resored TO- His chief antagonist in this
personal renconiro was Andrew Jackson, whom he
denounced in all the abusive terms Of the vocabu.
larry, said one might as we'll live in hill ss in q
city where he the aforesaid Andrew did. OF this
ssuhs man, Become or about 10 become President,
we sf'et~ssds find our demsgogus-whst dema l..
gogoes ace % often proven 10 bes trucking syeo.
.phant end sSusvagsnt euoeist.
But previously thereto, We And him a Senator Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
From the .alerandria Gs.,tie. FsS. ,.
"HEADiNG" THE ABOLITIONISTs


GENTLEMEN: have received 4, I.,,.r -.
IN very respectful terms from the sen,lso,,n -.
name is TO 10 found at the end of th;, con,ns
ton, enclosing n petition signed by himself and
n'ns'y'wo others, citizens OF the county of owls
with request that would present /, no C.nsr.'
setting forth that slavery and the slave ,rsa -. :,
exists IN the District of Columbia. is sim sss;n',
oou' atou' stain upon our national cbnrnct,S .nd
contrary to the spirit our Republican ns,iu,ionsm
anu asking THAT portion OF the public lands n, 40
~ lar. suheien, Tor colony OF such persons
OF Color 10 settle upon shall be freed bv the G.,
'e,hment or otherwise"
IL Is true that hold the right OF pe,;,;op n. =.
very sacred and constitutional right which roo,
" see 30 frequently abused by those who profe.s
H.. va "armsst advocates; but IL is, at the same
-. 'e ua' DO not concur in sentiment nor
r , any sympathies with those who under a
-, , ssa mari Is IS against God ;" would com.
my .ess doubtful sin by exciting a cruel and c,,e,.
h.",s wal, not only between the whites and the
w;,S wv Ie'~een The whites themselves; nor
would 1bonss,,n. un1e. mistaken philanthropy,
,;,,,,; interfere with the domestic in
.n,. o. 'her kun men and brethren; nor have
>" e. ses. ~ common win those who, contrary
IP'''tO' our nePuohcan institutions" which
!, psossy 'eeognise slavery and the slave trade as
III fTn;. :" .oe district OF Columbia. would destroy
,he non oy rude ano RUTHLESS effort to control
the domestic affairs Of their friends nm A oei,bLo,
-. soud perceive that you were really lsboring
49,. "'1 serious grievance, might acquiesce in
~, ,eques'i o1t confess my inability TO see how
. eriey,n.s =. ;r,u'. VI CV'unoia can operate as
ants IN ~. y. na.o1ieIe WIN your peaceful pur-
,ni - Nno eouhty OF Ls"is, any moro than the in-
,n';o VI rec Iaoor ny you IN your respective o:-
s.p cah,uin'sh JUST ground Of complaint TO the
80 N,s VI .hs District. And hold that they
,;nn oe n' 70 ASK congress to force the introduc.
YOURS Of a.I;nr Sn. 'a'nies, at least equal TO
means not agreeable 20 thew in ,ss'," 'n ny any
for granted, when the people of ,hS n Sma ,ake Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
LATER FROM MEXICO.
From tie New orleaas Bee. Feb. l.
Bsssrsss trssinssi Of fh Texiss esptipss and
.fn<riesn pvtsoasra


BsrSsrsss frsatasns Of ts Texiss esptip<s and
-3zseriesn prtsoasrs.
We, yesterday, had an interview with a gentle
man. just from the city OF MEXICO. who informs us
that 80 OF the Texan capuvos had reached tha,
place, some days before hts departure. They were
brought In in most wTetehed condition, been
marched bare. footed aud almost naked from the place
Of their capture. AmOngs, the prisoners were the
son of Genl. LksLiE CoONBs. The charity Of the
foreigners in the city furnished them some neces.
sny apparal.
So far from receiving humane treatment r.om
SANTA ANNA. as reported, they were chained in
pairs and were compelled to work In the streets n.
common felons Oar infcrman, assures us that the
resident ministers ct foreign countries. had inter.
Tered IN an informal manner to arrest this DISGRACE.
fui and bnoarous treatment, without success
Dung Combs was extremely i'll; his constitution
had proved too fail to endure the crueltcs to which
he had been subjected.
Tbs accounts Of the treaehery resorted 10 TO can
ture the expedition are confirmed. Mr. Kendall had
not reached Mexico; he was expected daily in com.
pany with about goo TEXANS.
Mr. Ellis. our minister at Mexico, had demanded
young Coombs as n citizen OF the United States:
but that week had elapsed without his receiyine
any response from the government.
We have read nrmber OF private letters th,,
speak OF the sufernss OF the ca ptives as mos,
palhng.-There has been no clemency shown IN
the citizens OF the United States. The general he
lIef m the city was that nothing short OF rce yvoni
meorae the condition Of the prisoners and thai ali
would be treated alike.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
THuRspAI Eehrnnru 4 VI.

THURSDAY, February g. NJ.
Mr. GlLMER rose TO resume the speech which
he had commenced the day previous. but obss,voJ
thh previously 10 dong 50, he desired 10 state tb.,
az the mover OF the original proposition which had
gwen rise TO this entire proceeding he was ,yitI;as
nos" after all that had been said and done In nth
draw Tie resolution he had offered and which ~.
geihsr with The amendments proposed by The gsn
iloman from Kentucky, was now under consds,,-
ion by he House, provided that the bono,,i,,
gentleman from Massachusetts was ,y,lns "n I.5
part, to withdraw the petition he had offered pr,v'
ing Tor dissolution Of the Union. '
Mr. ADAMS replied. In the face OF tbi, uo,.o
Yesterday, declared, with a solemn appeaI In rov
God, that, IN presenting the petition, | had acted
under a sense Of duty from which could NOT dis
pen'e myself That is the answer I give 10 the
gentleman from Virginia, who heard II.
Then, said Mr. GlLMER, | am not likely IN
"tnu'n" The tsoluiioni Tor feel myself consirain
tu, ~ sense Of duty az high, as solemn. and M
'"e''oa s thht which tho gentleman from Nassacbu
stVs pfo'es,e', TO peueyefc IN urging and support,
ing the proportion have made 10 lie Uouer
was Observing yesterday, that The n,onn.,,;o,,
vas simple ono; that % was petleetI, d,,ti,,,'i
mud gas incapable Of Icing misapprebsnJsd5 ,i'a
ne object nnd the whole object u SOUGHT, w..
parent on its face That It may be moe d,,,ne,P,..
recoilccied ny the House, will now ask that II H.
read hy the Clerk. WI
tThe resolution was here read ns follows.
Rssolrsd. That, IN presenting to the consider,
ion Of ibis House a petition for the dissolution q,
The Unio0, tho member from Massachusetts IN,
Adims) has Justly incurred the censure OF a.
House
u - ior the presenting Of such petition, and ask
90 lhIs House 10 consider , that say the gentle
nan has incurred the iust eensurs Of this House on
u THIS nation. AL observed yesterday, the reso
u'on eon'smps'es the infection Of no punishment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
Correspondence of the u. Gazette.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, L. NJ.
The rates OF exchange on Philadelphia Is ratber
worse 1t IS now dali at 7s7i. Baltimore may be-
quoted at Pia3; Virginia 81; North Carolina 8 g.
Savannah ataei; Mobile i2i; New Orleans e.s.
Cincinnati i3ai3l.
Treasury notes are scarce; all that was ofrsrsd
were purchased at "a! dis.
have no change to notice in cotton; 700 bales
were sold to-day at former prices.
There IS very little movement in -four. and no
ehanss in prices; 2OOO bhls New Orleans sold to.
day at &C. 5000 bushels Illinois wheat were taken
for milling purposes a, 81 25; and 1000 bnshsl.
North Carolina corn at SIC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
hIANCHEsTIR
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"

~ The organization Of this socisiy viii tske
plaza at tho Methodist church IN MaoeL,,,sr an
Sunday afternoon, ut 4 o'clock.
iEJ'The BACON BRANCH Society will or.
game on Monday night, at " O'Clock, a, m,
sebool.housc
iCI-The UNION HILL Society will be or.
gained on Tuesday night at " O'Clock, At H.,
Methods, church
ICysA All persons are invited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
MINISTER'S TO SPAIN Ann Mr,1cn

we understand that the Senate has confirmed
the nomination of Washington Irving as Minis,s, to
spun and that Of General Waddy Thompson as
Minister TO Mexico Globe, Feb 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
THOMAS TYRER, MAKFR-

IWOMAs TfRER respectfully tpf,r,r. 80. - .
a., 9t snnih Public generally, throushont V,tsir,,
~, "9 1 csroHns That I've Continues 10 MAMIE
.,sis II. s, icusson" on the most approved rfrro
~ Nv snds o. double snd single Guns Ridss 80 b.
sa,t,,ma' nmselI got inferior IN workmanshte or
suns Nlneaand Pistols Testoc ked IN vc,v .,,,, NJ,
.,,a ~ ~ whb English or American Wsnut "a
I n n =, spou noe e and on rcssonabi terms
III Eoeps constantly on hsnda very ertensve a..
rnlo tpowng Tackle, Military Goods supsrIo, az,
"A w. ~ ADD shaving Tsc ke, gold and
~ .oss'nsr With srsst variety Of Fancy Goods A. me
tavern, Rshsosd, Va ~ 10 ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

Inc b'''' to make the Banks resume immediate.
iy has passed the House OF Delegates in Penpsvl-
wanna ayes 63, nays IS. IL is expected. ,bs, !,
will also pass the Senate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
BY LAST EVENINGS MAI

The proceedings in Congress, Thursday, possess
no interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

TT IOWARDs COMPOUND CREosOTE. Toor,,.
aubs drops. This preparation has stood The teal ~
Iurence am ls confidently recommended a. an inaliue
lhe iooti Ache lite application The r. 9th can
pul On NC contrary alHays proves iaI nv
sires'ng aec9y aud preserving tho teeth aud mouth r
.,sn ailn hehthy condition Physicians have oTamtnc
" wv arc W no hah ofrcc 1tnmeniina 10 fhci, n,t,
500 ny 'AfNoR one door above The Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

~ ~ hhl9 LlNNAMENr PoR TIE PILES -This
~, ale1 ~ Undoubtedly tho best remedy cS
me public for tho of that most rs
sss5ng ds1rder. The PHSI Wherever il rs En"gn H.
,ssily mo use and this Az ss one Of Tho nost
Nstiia hnu convincing proofs Of lts good cfTscI, ~
With he nave Iesor,edio great many other remedies
,L Nv. me or no benefit and have acknowieigod az
aO0ve article 20 be decidedly the best proincn ule
clio sold by ' na genuine art
~ o,c ,t,or = :, Hhh mDh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

10 The Rev'd Professor }. w. ALEXANDER y,
rn"'e'on. IN I'D will preach In the FIRST Presbyterian
.hureh' .pr Pumer'sJ Tonight st7i C'cloIk, aud To-
~ o'clock. T ."
10 NorICE.-The Rev'J JOHN WHITFIELD
"'''e helhomh Pfoieaant Church, will deliver = DIS
couise q, the Old Feows' Han on sunday ,i i',, -
81 u O'Clock, AN .. no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

Nic United states t,urt, nffiir Eirern district Of ".
l,brhY llh 1872 Iimea ~ Wslball, offhe county of
Hen'c" hayins hI' pei u0n praying that De- aay be lie.
tlnkrur, " 81 ordered flai a porrnns cIsnitr
~ hr cIrtpT4 ~ Tho aid ilura ~ Wahhs sh.w rsuse
ifnr VI Wsitiul 10 not declared Hsnktnpi. pursnsuf IN
ur tetoi 'ongrcaH IN ni beb,if and thai copy ~ ts
order be published n The newapapera arrorIi1g 4, a.
2li aud 2ith rule. II Couu W WV
n ~ w5w HENRY otusrN, ,.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE
~ The attention ~ he public 10 asked 10 our sale q
,ise rew Ni2p foro Rico Sugars SC, This Morning
fe W LANCAarER nENnV . IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

The prayer Of the petition proposes much such
remedy for the evils Of the State IL like tbc
prayer Of on incendinry who nsks Won The f,vo, ~
being allowed TO apply his torch 10 your house Ina,
he may sho" the skill with which hs con o1sncb
the flame; or like that Of The inventor a 10 H.
presorver, who should come a. the captain Of a .Lio
IN the midst Of the ocean, md say 10 him "Conts;o
pray you to allow me 10 scutl'e tho vessel forfb
with, that you and your crew may enjoy the on
poriuniiy Of trying tho efficacy Of my ne " p,tsnt
I'VE pFeseryer. assure you there is m danger, sink
your vessel, md, take my word Tor H. you shall all
reach The shore N saiety." SO the gentleman from
Massachusetts may bring ne in here report mos,
S55y drawn up, md that shall fully sn,siy hi,
,iouse nnd the forty SIX men Of TIaverbin that tho
onon ol ihe States ought not Just now to be dis
so,'eui uut IN year or to new disconisn,s m y
s.se, some other section Of the Union may bscoms
olssatshed, and, having their minds soured, the Il
ming mat will present itself as remedy will be n
ofaw up petition TO Congress Tor n dissolution OF
ne Union. MI they have 70 do will be 10 enclose
10 the gentleman from Massachusetts. md he ,yill
| which he cannot discharge himself 10 nre,sn, !, IN
| Wis House; and then the whole question must be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-12

a pptr, r. 'iib II . REVIEW.
u nnlbr Enquiry into Tho True Nature and Cbarasfer
V 9ni rede1h Government, being Review Of Iuirs
cofnnsntarios on tho Constitution Of the United
sthesIy aNTalnan-fsr sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-14

HAvuE-Ship Burgundy-I pkgs Vvisn,-H Renard 4 CO.
Jarrossay5o A II Renauld col ALeyy 2 Brustein
Koop COL yalentins-2j BouTX dl,ernos7l todenaid
y Dii,s. e Ds'L~l Huuon,-oJ w iiams-i Msgdon x
Penot-3 = SheIherd-2e + Counrtt-5 Thorrecken
Coz Kessler coo Loeschigk Wisendonck-l0 Hes
s.nbn.g 4 co-6 apieI co., Hen--2 q Boke r-
w Daper-3 Fay-i + cher--3 II Bodmer jr- T. d
Slranse-2 l. NJ Davis-l IL Grnneli-l T FARLEY @
Tnckncr-i Peters-25 j. Mailard-9 Meyci-2 Bois-
meIlins eo2 L,chs.e Touches Ross Brothers cot
TR&H Msher-i A r Monrose-3 v Cailleux & son--l2
Caleux * LannoY-I8E Kaupe--l7 & Douchet-2 Beni <
Keese3 Colliard-l Cochranl Towne nd. Shsrpess x
Coo 900 francs specie Bewser-2 rkgs Graud So
ner Rstaux-i6 EustaphicveaS2 Rozst col Foley
i Russell Madison < Taylor Rhodes s. colo u.-
Der DambmanI-l7 II Hennequin-lI Moran iselIn-2
Schumacher Cert, Beer Mly-2 Brac Coz Grleu
q l. Picdsuni-l w Brewer-20 c Loubat-3 Des Att
Dcraismcs < Boizar-l Abers Born-I Vaientine-23n
bkts wine pkg A Breitaupt Chuil NannnS Roster
co-ls Edws StoddsId3 Sehuchart Sur SPIES
Christ eo-l5 Mullei--l Lane Limson col Don
Aicni NIctrack.n Lni gston-l Bolton-l Lawrence
col Beney-8 De Liunty &co--6 Gay Lussac Noel-H
Cotnett-5J b enkald Hutton--7 10 order
NEssvA-Shp Hell ont-230 cantars birthstone 500 bags
cks polished 20 bags seed % do almonds
DO wanuts 308 bxs lemons 1916 do cks old
Broom.
PARA-Bg Black H,wk-lC7 hides "a rubber shoes IL Dbl
ssam bags bags india rubber SO baskets anneta
Corning son box lronsides-23 bxs india rubber shoes
20 bxs Allen Paxson.
PoscE-Brg Monaco-222 hhds bbs hhds moas
Buck. 49,
CO..
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SO cks moasses Lewiss2 hhds Rowland Aspin-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-14
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

LATEST FROM NEW ORI.KANs.-Our dates IRON
New Orleans are to the 9th instant. Every thing Il
IN confusion and disorder, and must remain so fol-
.everal DAYS The following IS an extract:--
The BAyks--We are strengthened in the OPT
Mons we yenured yese rday, TO the ability OF the
srecie paving banks to continue in redeemlng their
Obligations in money There is, we think, utlittle
doubt now that they will persevere in this praise
worthy course. Every day will, we are sure, add
TO their strength, and to the favorable opinions OF
the public in their behalf.
1t would be equally presumptuous as vain for any
one to attempt to penetrate through the existing
chaos, and speculate upon what may occur ere har
mony and order be restored. The complex incon-
grulty OF redeemable, rredeemable repudiated, and
broken bank paper which our present currency pre-
sents, battles reason and defes calculation, to
what may occur from day TO day. 1t is impossible
to foresee secondary events; but however they
OF that general and final doom which surely awaits
all those banks that have been found wanting.
The statement OF the Board Of Currency furnish
es nothing to encourage more favorable view OF
things The dead weight will, we fear, prove too
heavy drag for a healthy movement"
In the extraordinary state of things at present ex
listing, the public mind is as wavering and unsettled
as are the causes which produce it. There is every
description of conflicting feeling abroad, growing
out Of Earring hopes fears and interests-al show
ing lanentable want Of concord in the public
mind Much good might arise from meeting OF
our merchants, and an expression of their opinion
upon the matter in question Their great influence,
and the practical good sense they could bring to
bear npon the subject, might have great effects tor
good--AdvetisT.