The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-30
From tie Correspondence Of 'as LOUIS. 1s-''

markets au0 TIC ulsAot - II
Al proceedings With regard TO ahs TOT
mer, the Philadelphia Gazette says
..The state OF the money market nas os-
eidedly improved. little moFs eoaf-
age, a little more effort, little more con
cert, and The dangers will be passed. anu
the difficulties surmounted. The ao'tiy
OF our merchants 10 meet the present
crisis, and their manly bearing 1h@S
far, has excited the admiration oil PEG
pie at a distance, who, only lev ulon'hs
ago, made the mislortunes or misdoaags
of certain institutions in Philadelphia an
occasion of sneering a. the business o
this city"
The Baltimore American has the ioa-
lowing, which might be OF encourage
ment TO the banks of Kentucky:
"SPEciE.-The Frederick Examiner
SAYS that the banks Of that city are re-
derming their obligations in specie, am
continue TO receive greatly more OF u
than they pay out. We may add thai
the banks of Baltimore freely pay sPe-
Gle on demand for their issues, and thAi
they also are receiving more com IRON
depositors than IS paid out Inc uu'a
is, there is no demand whatever Tor sPe-
Gle, except for the purposes OF smAii
change; and many persons who nave
| been boarding coin Tor conStcsr De
time past are now 10 be relieved irsm
the risk and anxiety connected with It,
by depositing it in bank. The law Of Ma
ryland, authorizing the issue OF small
notes, works admirably well, both for the
community and the banks
In the Senate of the United States,
on the 18th inst, the loan bali was taken
up.
Mr. Graham advocated the bill, con
tending that the exigency Of the Treasg-
ry should insure prompt and speedy &C
ton on the bill.
Mr.. Berrien followed. replying a.
lengrh TO the objections urged against the
bill on the other side.
The debate was further continued by
Messrs. Mangum, Sewer, Critienden. Lam,
King, and Walker; when there were
cries of adlouFn, or question
The question was then taken on The
passage of the bill, and decided a the al-
firmative, as follows:
YEAS-MesSrs Archer. Barrow Bates,
Berrlen, Choate, Cri,ienden, Evans
Graham, Henderson, Huntington, kerr
! Mangum, Merrich. Miller, Moreheai
Phelps, Porter, Preston, Rives, Sim
mons, Smith, Of Indiana. Southland
, Sprague, Tallmadge, White, AMI Wood
bridge-26.
: NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Bagby, Ben
= ton. Buchanan, Calhoun Clayton, Fu.
ton, King. Linn. McRoberis, Sewer
Smith, OF Connecticut. TaPpaa, Walker
; Wilcox, Woodbury., Wright, and YOunl
Ia.
, A few minutes before SIX o'clock, u
/ Senate adjourned.
In the House, among the memorial
presented was one by Mr.. Kerr. OF Ma
ryiand, from John III. Pennington q
' Baltimore, stating that he had invents
u machine for navigating the air; and
not having the means of building u, b
: prays the aid of Congress. he think
) il would be useful TO the Government
h in the event Of a war, enabling thos
IN the machine TO reconnoltre the enc
my.
n Mr. Williams, of Maine, reported re-
S olutions of the Legislature Of that Stat,
in which Congress is asked 10 enact
law for the regulation of elections, 5
= that they may take place in one day i
v all parts of the Union. Would not sue
q law be a great prevention of eleC
ton frauds, which, we have too much rel
= son 10 believe, have been heretofore prat
r tised?
The New York correspondent OF IN
q Baltimore Patriot says, In relation TO N
charter election in the former city, n;
every thing is quiet, and that, on III
e part of the Wings, there is a good def
b. of apathy; and tina. the Locos, as usua
are using every exertion within the
power 10 obtain the ascendency. To-mo
a row hope to give you the result.
u. Stock continues to improve. On II
18th inst. Indiana sterling bonds adval
ced / !; Illinois, / Ohio, 6's, !. Inlar
% exchanges remain inactive; Baltimore
tn at par ] discount; Virginia, 8; Nor
Carolina, Al q 6; Charleston, II a
New Orleans, 81 IA; 81. Louis, II
IL go; Cincinnati, 6 81.
- The demand for Treasury notes b,
- partially subsidized; they may now
as quoted at 1 . 81 per cent. discount
Gennesse -four at 7s. Nothing doing
grain.
The Wings have elected their May
4, in Jersey City by majority of IS.
- 1t is said that Mr.. Barstcw, Of Salei
. will be appointed consul at Rio.
- In the New York Legislature, the
. to extend the exemption Of househo
:; furniture and working tools from dislre
- for rent or sale on execution, has pass
-. both houses; the value of exempted &
~ ticles being $3.50 in addition to existil
q ut cnn ID II L..