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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
Eosi India Cottoa.-The Boston p.s, II. =.

Eod India Cottea.-1he Peston post d. -
Free Trader, and other anti tariff raprs. bo,h
North ard sen'h, an ert't t,r:ng 10 show ,l4l H.
no danger Of any thing Ike saee ssul c,rn,,,,,
our Cotton in the Eagli, raaraot, ~ the "'a
tie East Indies. So lar as Ills attempt IL ,} u
agrrehensio4s 81 the American iIaiilsr arr - 'ss'
appeal 10 feurs, II is d4ntons.rss1y 49,,
immense increase in the arm mt Of c,fi,p ,tzr.
East India Is ayouche,iby ,fiical doctaaen. t,. NJ
ticty OF Which is not denied. But IT,, ,cI u,
Mississippi planters, who W,1e Induced to ,,s ln.4
the tempting oficrs ofthe British goyernu,n nj sss.s
fact Itself wei calculated to siato and arouse tn
peolehayc brc5ne discouraged and ,l.ai ,,,,.,
them are en- Heir return hone. This may le Ira,
rar and it is not difficult to account for hr> dscon,on
who lave gone thousands Of miles Ir,nlr be \ hoo.
and who have been throw among srang Swn w c -,
amidst uncongenal scenes Other reasons II an
grow cut Of the disappointment oflher p,cun.ary
laons. They desire 10 return to the scene, If a.,
youth, to meet again tie companions If Their c,l,
Lood, and to worship the altar Of the God II ,I,c
ers. In one brief and emphatic word they Ar. L,...
sick. But the statement is not entirely trsa f.
have before us, in the Natchez Courier. = I.,,.
from Nr. Thomas }. F,nne, ere of the gcntlem.o ~
went to India from Adams c1aaty, VI 43ss.pp, .a,,,I
the lth of january last, who denies that such ,r -,
catcs in the enterprise about to return inn
have becn induced to do So y the failure If lher c,
tatioLs. MI Flmc admits, indeed that in c5ps,orl.
ola drought in August last, month sooner than j, ,
ally occurs, the crp did not as we'll as il ,y,l
otherwise have done, (jGst IS, i'll tins country lIe
so. lines ials) but, he says, chad we Teen urr,r,
in tine. An. aeen alc To plant full crop, it would l
made 4 handsome n,o. his year" We slan rlli.I,
the whole Of Mr.. Fnnies et. as S2en as nah
room for it, because II Is sujcct at, II '"i il is IN.
portan that lie American people Should lie gfcily In
formed, from authentic and reliable sources and :; i
mean time invite special attention, as peculiarly
p.cablc TO existing clfe staHees. and as nleeinr "a
rcuting certain I'D coatHdGa ftons, t, tie Gu,,
| lug p2raarp pa extracted from il.
Il ser that The pap IS IN Che south are jep,c,c ..
what they call ia.::,1e. and that letter Of
party has Goen published; the opinions it contained uar
c.denliy formed hroTe lie writer had an opp r,,,
forming correct Notwithstanding ali rha.e ms
vorahe expressions, beg leave TO express an op,,n,
and new assert, As few years will prove. that .,.,
ran BIZ produced here at fifty per CHEAPER than IN
the United States 1t requires more energy. plns,t
and perseverance than in the nllc States IL, oct him
under way but after we have once learned the nr,n
how 10 use our implements, th,y handle them with
good deal OF eNicrity."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

NJ. E,eiae's .lda,ess-Ihc reader will find the Al
dress of FIX Secretary Ewing, with the accompanying
proofs from men oiunimpeachate veracy of the Pres
dents weak vacilang and aihless" course, in refer
cncc to the Bank bills Of the Extra Session. the first
page Of this mornings paper, The Madsonian has
not yet made lis discriminating reply, and we expect
will have ''s1ber second thought" on that subject. 1t
may, unless be discreet provoke other revelations.
siii more deogaory TO its master than any that have
yet publicity appeared
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

Mr.. Cldy IA ,Ntr liorh.-In New York as we'll az IN
the South the voice of the Wings seems to be unan'-
mousy in favor Of Henry Clay, their candidate for the
next Presidency. The Washington correspondent OF the
[. s Gazette adv,rs to this fact. and states that letters
received by Members of Congress from their constituents
IN the interior Of the Empire State, express the ut
most confidence in the ability of the Wings to carry that
State this fall Tie campaign of 1910, he says, was
the taking Of Burgoync-that Of 1914 will be the cap
,ure Of CORVALLIS, and the final triumph OF tie
Wings,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

\ ,lu,n, storm ii wind hail ard ram passed the
Heehboflaod of village the Afternoon 81 tho last
Sabbath destroying IN its e,ufse the crops Of j bacco
Corn and Wheat. Frustrating trees aud unroohng h nsrs
Ii commenced its IN, g'sai thr eastern base Of the White
Dab Mountain, and cuursina from Northwest 10 South
east IN track about mllcand half blasted The bright
proa Of many farmers whose wheat, nearly ready
Ion the scyhc, pruml.da rich oward to their labor. W.
cort learn Iha the yoheraLlc hfs Fouainr Il
In principal sufferers. lie hail her house is sad Ia
have Teen as largo hons eggs. w have not heard
how flr the storm extended below
DEcIsios IN BANKRurrcY.--In New lerll two l-
pornt decisions have recently been made by Judge Belts
The FIST In where the petitioner had entered IN
10 engagement with house clerk and general AGENT
al salary os 5OOa year. andone thlrd Of the nett profits
81 Ia, establishment, should any accrue. his the cred
efs claim To be their property, and insist that should
have been placed lo schedule. The court held cher
WISE, deciding thai prospective proceeds Of mans labor
cannot be claimed II banI ruptcy The other is where
petitioner owns hal family tomb III the Cemetery whh
assignee had requested 10 have placed IN his hands the
property oi ilc bankrupt Tho held that family
burial place belongs rather 10 the dead than the living
and every feeling Of humanity prompts that il should h
held sacred. II decided thal the tomb be cbsid
cred AZ portion OF The assets.
Ii appears from an caicia statement made before the
General Assembly Of the PirsGy leIan Church oi the
United States, now IN session IN Philadelphia, that the
fund Of the Association Las sustained hss Of about
$4,000. from II" depreciation u st chs IN which II
had ls en- invested.
joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, has applied for the
benefits of the Bankrupt Act. His d.ls le states are
100000 Sidney Rgdon and Hiram Smith, the other
Mormon leaders, have also poiioned
new enemy 10 the cotton planter has made its ap-
pearanco III auola and De SOTO counties, Miss in tie
shape Of lnnumtrabe snals which up and destroy the
plant commencing with the leaf and ending then rcpas,
he IfV no Il
snail without shell. such may be found adhcring To
the bark OF trees IN weather Several entire cotton
plantations have been ruined by them.
InrEnn. PErsENr TO Mn. AupugoN-Thc En-
peror of Russia has through his Malesys Minister
TO the United States magnificent gold SNUFF box, Stud
drd with costly dlanC lids, To our fellow citizen \,
dnhon the great ornllhoh gst. The box J., Of snlend
Workmanship, and could moi have t less than two tbon
sand dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

% We publish the correspondence in the Wise ah'
Stany affair. Ii scarcely deserves the space 1t occn
pies but ctiraic readers may desire to see n
what manner rral fire eaers ProueHn out OF dhi
Guilty, exclude Interesting matter to make room
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

Free Irade.--'l'he London Head of the ols, &c
May has long article, complaining bitterly that While
England admiis without duty, or at law charges, R,
sia produce, Russia charges heavy duties on Enplpl.
goods Great Britain ouehi 10 10 jusce before sl,.
aSAs II. She Is freezing us, rs Russia treats her, Bat
after ALL why should She complain j the consumer pays
Tic dMy? The high duties imposed by Russia on BIT
ISL gordS Is a t1N, not upon the British n.anuar
turer, but upin the Russian consumer-ust, are
told in this country by The advocates of onesl,d FREE
trade. that the British duty upon tobacco docs
nQure the American planter, but is tax upon the Br.
tsh Pc PIE Jrhn Bull. however, is rather too old
lFd to be caught by saeh caif this. He knows that
heavy duty INJURIES the producer more than the
Suaer-and hence ho purchases frequently the free
try Of foreign pots BY 'a5ltns concessions Of ano
tier character
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

the first Office ia til, gift Of tbs PEOPLE individuals b,
whDse votes ii was adoIicd!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
Tne lynct,burg Jtrot,;lam.
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, le12.
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate Las at length passed the Appointment
Bill and IT has been returned to the other House. with
amendments, Tie most important Of which is that en-
lafeng the ratio which iaihcr hope than believe vii
5c cenruued in BY the atofhody. The number Of ulen
bers already argr jr the prompt despatch Of bust
uess Tor the preservation Of order for just economy
Every consolidation. Of public interest well If per
sona moras calls rthc redactionof Inc numbered i.e-
bcfs ard cur ny Objection the ratio agrecd by the
Senate IS that it too snail Mr.preson's proposition
or oGO would have been far better Ia the curse oil
the discussion on Friday last. ,h,r some sparing
between Me#srs. Alien of OHIO and Archer If Va. The
former ~ usual reared like tie mad bull Of Bashan aud
tore passion into tatles until he camed by very
significant question from Dir Archer, which induced
linn to diselain all pefs aaliy
In the House Of Repre- ,ntatiy s. the Tariff IN
reported by the committee Of ways and Means is under
discussion, Gsolsng Of tho proprcty Of the Dis
irbution b and The cyredeucy Of its suspension
peal. Mr. Wise denounced that measure in round set
terms, rs nothing but political bribery and corruption OF
temptation and taxation to the people and to the States
What DIES the wise acre mean That a measure
which lures the people, tempts hem2 lie must have
singular ldea oi tha character of the measure il
self. rs well as Of the gulliby Of the sovercigns-
Bal does the gentleman forget that in his Louisa speec,
IN $50, when be a thorough going CLAY WING
he euoszed this very policy Of Distribution as measure
OF nnqnestioaed wisdom and ..benciicencc? In what
dilemma does he place himself by these c1ntradlctory
definitions Of the s1me pocy Mr. Wise also took oc
casion to intimate, in diplomatic rhraseol,py
("hile dscalmng that he spoke ''by authority ;" though
heinst be green horn who puts any confidence in his
IL a. D. l. 1 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

Il.HNI>SEf.-h Will be remembered that the
Legislature Of l'n'sse' iaed last winter to elect |
= Senators, (and IN consequence Of HAT failure 5a
State is NJ" Willy naraprcsen'r in that bfanrh otllr
National Legislature, ) owing to the factions c'Hrts
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
Domestic ImportatiOns.

NEw ORLEANs-shp Ohenns-2,3 bars iron Boorman John
son cog bales cotton RichaIds--52 Parish--53
BoiI,rworh-57 Goodhue SC -ls Lentihop co-sO hbI
syrup brown Brothers co297 bbls molasses Robert viii
nmsmso hhaS sugar Pmliipon-,o Leyerich-6o Pete
Fsylo-220 bhs pork and lard Spofford. Tileson & CO.
NEW ORLFANs- BaIque Bosonan-355 hhds sugar 300 Dbl
moasses Peter Hirmony-l00 bales Holbook Nesor
& Co 80 "' -'s''V'
ArALAcHIcoLA-Bng VIM Taylor-ss bales cotton Buck 4
lOO II Taman
ArAL'egcoLA-BIg FloIida-2oo bale, Jno Fl Talman-st
Masters y NJ lrkoe-2e De Peyster & Williamsburg Wood
order. - ~ " -" ~
ST MARKs-Brig St M,rks-2oo bales cotton HoIbrook Mel
son co-6O Maitland coo Center co-2i Maitland
80 j Nell ~
MARSs-Brig Nspolsonss bales Center collie
Holbrook, Nei.on co-33 Wood--68 Warning & son.
MARKs,Bris Chrstana-' z bales cotton Warng CO.
'7 Ho'brook, Nelson co50 q Collins-62 Center co
tHARLtsroN--Ship Sutfon-53 chs rice Rcssiere
935 do l27 bales cotton Smih Mills Sprsgue ROBIN.
n-2 cs mdse Maezeux, Glurd cog II Chavroa-2 Lee
col Morris Lesy-2 Gbon-6 H,sead & Nash-I KeI-
son Hook Dodge COL order.
CHaRLFsroN-Bn9 Emy-272 casks ice 1874 bale, cotton
smith MUS oo-'0o do Goodhue co-6 chsrd Iryin-7i
Lab,w co., Fiuh COLO Tisdale Bord.ns5 do cs
rackeu L,inesion-1 Wells Spring- Jas Lee co.,
Wincheer6 bales mdse Dakn5 rags IL do cotton iona
feet lumber 3hhds bhs o order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
Died.

On Friday morning, soth inst suddenly, Nr- TxonAs
rokkh, PRINTER, In the 9th year of his age. .
me relatives and friends Of the family and those Of his
'onsihaw Leonard Field and c. Metcslf together with
OF the Typographical Society and printers
Senry are respectfully invited attend his funeral
omoTro" morning az O'clock precisely, from the late
ssiuehce OF the deceased, 90 Beekmsn street His
mans WI be taken TO Long Island for interment.
On Friday morning. 18th inst. Of a lingering illness
'onN WiLLoUosBY aged IS years.
his friends, and those OF HIS brother Nichols and bro
hersn-iaw Thomas and Patrick Dolsn, requested 10
ehI ms funeral, tomorrow afternoon, OF 81 O'Clock
rom ms late residence, ia Mott street
oh tuesday evening, 27h inst. suddenly, RoRERr ia
hsoN Esq IN the 10Th yesrof his age oil the county An
ward of this city.
his friends and acquantances and also those of his
william and John Jamison, and his sonin-law Charles
a'hews, are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
omorrow afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
81 Murray street, corner Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

Ckearc0s
Ships Norm, Barton Havana NJ Taylor; CASTOR Eldr dye
New Orleans + Collins Co-Barque Nicholas Blown
Red Mobile John Elweli & Co-Bres Brdgton CHECKER
ing Montevdso and Busnos Ayres Leland Wsshngon's
Mosey Spear, La Guayr N.smhh Leeds & Co: Denoii'
Georgetown SC Badger Peck-Sch American Lass (Brj
savannah B Cooley 4 Co; Rocn, ster Wise Baltimore ]
N Briggs '
Arrived.
mouth Nox 81 and from EsImon,b Din Win md,e 70 nh
cswold hr Nj eYnerenc,d very severe weafheY an H.
massage w $500 ~ ~ VIC
shin Orleans Sears Is DAYS from New Orleans with cotton
SC 10 Nm Nelson DIST inst exchanged signals with barour
Win Ns,,bews from New Oresn. for Nsrs.,lls.
shin Sutton GALLOWAY days fom Charleston with cotton
10 Geo sutton " ~ ''
Bsmne Boston;ap Emer.ou II DAVIS from New Orleans with
sugsr sc 10 p Harmony 23 inst IS C. Ion 10 spoks brig
frances from Pmlads lphia for New o, L. ans:
Barque Nsvarno Cormick, days from Philadelphia with
40 20 hhts horn tips 10 Hogan Min.
Brig Topf wording Vol Bssst1 % days from Jacmel, ST.
' p,nn a." io,b en-, Is, o. asovr ~
srctc MIG Com Hull Of bosfn for Nob;i. ' ~ - w.
Ry pi month Thomas aod,y. from NV Os.n. viii aos
hbds sugar % hbIs mossse. 10 Mssers NsIkoe CO s,n
as So spoke ship Avon Of Bath DAY IRON New
Orleans Tor Eufope: . .
Bog u Org ma lSdays from New Orleans, with
81 hhds sugar you pos mo,asses 10 q Nens x 20.
big Oneeo butsr Gays from New Oi ans with 2l3 hhds
bis moasses 10 u r. LeNechi 100 hhds sugar Goodhne
TO. :. ,r,,,, -
Brig 81 MARKS Williams, 10 days from St. Marks, with cot
ton, TO w. " ffan =, o.
Brig Napoleon hoonsen I'll daysirom ST Marks with cot
ton, TO master 49,
bng thfistiana warren, ~ days from ST. Marks with cot
ton 20 master Lett ~ for Leon Dec bsques kennrbec
smith; Don Juan Haynes, and M,reppa smith, for NYork
dsi WIN Lsdd ynan unei b5Igs Helen Maria swe,xr do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
sales at the stock Exchange.
Second ROard
81 100 shas Long Island
$4,000 Ohio IS. 1860
state OF Trade,

This being holiday week, has been dull but in
short tine it may be hoped that active state OF
things will exist.
CofionThe advance Of last week has been maintained
on the middng and fair qualities, and the fine.
The demand has vsred ard the sales have been from
1900 day. all nearly all for export The sales hav
been follows $500 bales Upands and Florida ST s.
1900 do Mobiles, ~; 1900 do New Orleans, ass.
NaUal Sores-The rise of reighs is uniavorable But
little is shipping saleso North County at 81 hich
Is reduction. Wilmington is offered lower. Sales OF
spirits al 80 cents
Oils 900 gallons whale have sold al IS cents No.
thing doing in crude linseed 40 bbls Bank shore sold
at l3,5Oa SlA
Prorisions--rhe market has been dull Sales OF new
pork at 50 soj prime so 1918; old mess SSH
prime so a5. Mess beef $50 675; prime $50. Lard
is wanted; sales at cents. New hams ga sl smoked
beef eli picked hams Sales of 1000 packages grease
butter at cts. for export.
stock is common and inferior. Sales OF about
100 tiercaa. AZ q 6ll IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
PassenXera Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Medaor-W Whettep, F. Jackson Of
Hew fork Julius Dubois and lady, Mr. De Lepiue Paris;
Wau-h New Bediord Scotland, ID of Fifeshire-29 in
the Sesrsge " ~
Towne, Mrs Fern.t - ' -
Craftsmanship Sut'on--Mr Stett.
tH,RLEsroN-Big Emv-E w Taman G q Roberts w
Y Gleason, w Jones--5 in the stee rage "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
PUBLISHED DAILY BY rr
N n SyO n DON CIV ~

~ " cnRNER FULTON AND NASSAU $3.50 s.rrv
Tr,ws Nav YsRa HKRALp--A daily pspci COM Nv sut.
spibem rnshed the rate for any , n advaose.
in advance No sent, u,ess AZ
Ta1 WrxrLv HKRALp-I~sued every snsos ronv-arn,~1
nine cockpce sn and garfsr ssmi' y Svsnce or Al To
ss e, any sss' ,s ssnssS ., sss: then ls..
,,HIs 0snDen bxrsxxs. hsErtesS I've
/ ~ ~ w ar~1 B~ss ~ re~s sn'~ 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
Provision Market.

All the markets appear be the this last week
There the usual supply Of articles the stands and
prices remain unchanged Cheapness pervades every
nook and corner. and poultry low that the poorest
family can afford to have at least turkey a week
This kind OF food to have been universally eaten
since; Thanksgiving day. II has taken the place Of all
other kin so meats, and will continue in demand till a
ter fhe holidayr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

GARD AND AUCTION. .NOTICE.-Messrs; BELL 3
~ HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no.
tce their friends and the public that the Auction and Com
mission business all its branches and will be continued and
carried usoa and the honorable the old
stand No 30 Ann aud lis Fulton streets Liberal advances on
goods consigned for Certain sales and prompt
can depended on The regular sale Of Furniture
Of all descpons takes place Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles Tuesdays aud Fdays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and all descriptions Of
property ate ndsd to. BELL & HOWARD,
de lmsec THOS. BELL, Auctioueer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

go AT Il O'Clock at the s,,'e No Il tIah street.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Jewery, &c for cash. to
pay ADVANCES ehronome balnce shelton, snchor.
opne patent lever watches of celebrated m0kers,
which about 20 g. j. Tobias and Co with Jewels sc
Alo elegant diamond PesIl, emerald ruby ard past
fine ivory knivhs aud forks do OF in hsndon
Large Sale of Toys German and French Fancy Goods sill
and plated japinry, fine mantle clocks fashionable
hall and astral lamps &c. together with variety of
invoice of Of Gold and Silver
Watches Diamond Brooches, Pms, Rings, Gold Guards.
IN. for cash. dsl ttsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
PASSENGERS Sailed.

LIvERrooL-Ship Southerser-Chas Smith Robt Mn,urr
mas M,ninrn Mss Cone,a Min'nrn Mrs Harshone, WI
coates and lady, Miss Catherine Coates James Johnston
New York. Mr. Mcdonald and LADY, Canada Mr. Fren ton an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
Foreign innovations.

LoNpoNn shin Medi,or-t7 pkgs NJ Oppenheim & CO.'S
wv " Msli--l6 Stone X co-6 Hunt 4 colo Gihon
Gsmn Dodge Corning 4 colt Danopi II wreaks-i
hn'ngeI co-0 bottles guicksilvrr Post Main-2
w Vyse-2 q w Haywood coz Stiff kin, Ironside col
homnson x col Morton col Never son-I w A
'oemsn0l EdwaId'-i j Moore-39 tons coal Grswold
-2i chs cs 10 order. ~
JAcMEL-Bg Topl-22oO hays coffee 81 900 lbs logwood
nseIe-lo0 bags coffee Delaield-l box mdse Bad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
Increase in value,

ipctease ih'hus' 65,789,
This sum represents the OF ley take out o,
the pockets of the and put int nose of the above
279I5l individuals Suppose tho5e Individual stock.
holders had lived in another country that enormous
amount of wealth had been carried out Of England what
would she now have oeen' Utterly ruined and bank
rupt and yet is expected of the United States that they
shall continue to pay proportionate out of their
own country The thing is clearly aud ply sically i'm
possible; no nation do it, truth which discovered
in the fact that spain Mexico Brazil and all nations
which have contracted large debts out of their own
country are bankrupt.
The sl5o,ooo 900. supposed TO be paid annually by
the English Government for the debt and its ma
nagement, ia not actually paid all II is paid in
Bank notes which can never be redeemed actually
They converted into specie only temporarily which
conversion may be stopped any moment, and would
have stopped in the fall of 1882 but loan the
Bank of France of CT 100000 II it becomes necessary
send but small amount of specie out of tho country for
the purchase of corn, the stability of the bank is in
ssnty endangered IT, therefore, tenth part of the
national debt held abroad by which equivalent
sl5 goo 600 actually to be paid annually it could
yetEngland exports average
OF her produce per annum This think is sufficiently
clears now the United sates owe 100000 900 fund.
cd debt hearing interest OF So 0oo equal
also pal annually dividends company stocks maxi
ing s2a 300 paid per annum of which s6 900 is
Cue aOroad annually NOW then appears That the
port the produce of the United States averages short
100000 600 per annum according to the tables pub
hshed yesterday of that le per must be paid in
cash out Of the country without receiving any
This the nancers and the English foolish enough
imagine possible, when they of the that
England, although she exported in 1899 s2e5 oooo 900
worth of her produce, brought to bankruptcy by
being obliged pay cash for 900 quarters wheat
worth s26ooo0o0, 10 per cent only of her exports
We say bankruptcy because nothing but the French loan
savedthe national faith and hsd she been obliged
sinue her imports of corn insolvency would inevitably
have resulted IF the bank again stops payment the
tional interest either be paid in deprecated and
worthless promises not be paid ALL because without
paper there not money enough in the country pay
the second bank suspension in the present
tive state Of the of the world be main
tanned. The next deficient harvest of England will in.
volve the nation in bankruptcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor if captains Of vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, Of our news fleet,
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list Of their and auy
foreign they have. He viii BOARD
immediately on thei, arrival Agents and correspondents at
home abroad, will ao confer favcr by sending this
office all the intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.