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Secret History-singular Bank Correst ond-
ence-NichOlas Biddle.
Correspondence OF the Herald)
PM ApELPHIA, April %. 1872.

ih'1 @hliA -y 49,
DEAR SIR
In the rummagings which all the books and pa
pers of the Bank of the United States have had
during the last twelve months, there has come to
light a very curious correspondence, between that
institution and the Bank of England, in 1888. |
send you one or two Of the letters, which are sufi-
GENTLY spicy. Biddle's letter TO the Bank of Eng-
land, on what he thought its unfair treatment TO Mr..
Jaudon, seems to have produced its natural effect
upon that bank and its agent in America.
RAdmiring, as i know you do, a high and firm
tone among our public men, towards foreign ma
tons, you will be pleased with this very civil, but
severe rebuke to that naughty corporation, fully sus-
tanned as it was by the power and influence OF the
Bank Of the u. S. at that time.
You will, perhaps, also share in my regret, that
since the retirement of Mr.. Biddle and the prostra-
ton of the bank which followed it, this country
can oppose no financial mitigation or corrective of
the power OF the Bank of England, on whose i'm.
mediate and secret action, our monied affairs and the
whole value of our products and industry now al
most exclusively depend.
Imay, perhaps, hereafter send to you other NOR
sci of secret history, and mean while remain
Very respectfully,
UIsRAELI.
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200. 900 La Norma sega
STRIKERS RAW

mr. BAY.
OS BLOOMINGDALE ROAb-This delightful
s~s,m,r Issctt " NV open and IN fall operation under the
.nsnsks menu OF the subscriber, who has used every erertisn to
b bins s,ndv n al rssIeets, worthy the patronage il will ever be
,ha an !, w IN nguors and all other Refreshments, are III. best
cssd ,hoss y, ~ : and IN no instance will the charges *
Inc comfort and convenience Of Ladies waiting str;le r,s
Bay, VIII always be. especially studied and c;v,iss, ~ Ia a.,
tenfion may be relied on. y" e''"'y ~ q u
Strikers bay 10 six miles miles from IN. r;,r nan L. Al.
Bloomingdale Road, and stages start every S Smy 1 a. y T. ' ne
Bowery. IVY "o"r from no. 20
Single fgentIemen, or gentlemen snd IT.
II wives, can be accommodated with good room. Ill, al III.
By applying at IS Dry street References exchanged. -" 'os'o'
SALT 700 sack. oil Ashtons fine house Salt, eaTIv ,1o..,.a
~ from Liverpool, By the ship Oberlrn. for sale bv ',pse'e'
ROCHE, BROTHERSE ca
at 50 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bsnk.
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A PRORI. EN-

A ND the way to solve il. Why do the imitatoss Of my Tab
"A let Razor Strop allow me to carry OIL the pr mum medal
and diploma, from. the American Institute, year after ye :.
without even submitting their own for tria Z . ye OF tender
chlns and tough boards. answe the above by, bringing a dull
p'ir of Razors, and lest for yourselves he truths 81 the certih'
Gates Of the mos scisniifc gentlemen IN the country, VIZ:
rrofess9T Grissom, br. Mott, Gen; } Tcllmadge and Others.
q SAUNDERS,s ole inventor aud manufacturer Of tue metal
hc Tablet Razor Strop, with four sides, 1853 broadway.
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QuIcx WoRx.-Going from Boston to wsshir 8.
ton in "a hours, by the regular line. 1t has oeeA
done.
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30 ODD YEARS

Of EXPERIENCE in the scientific practice Of curing GER
~ tain diseases, have enabled Dr.. LAUREL, Of No. 1903 Ca
nal street, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether
new, old, or lnvsterate, in less than half the time employed
curry, capivy, nitre, cubebS, &c.
N.B.-Strangers are apprised that DR.. L. 10 a regular physi-
cian ofthe med cal faculty Of Pars, also graduated in the U.
States, as can be proved BY his diplomas MAJ lms
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ASE

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK
Y.a-SOUTH.aMPTOM
STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
M. M. KEANE, COMMANDER.
The days Of departure Of this wel1known Steamship have
Erom Antwerp. From Southampton, From New York.
On zth May, is42, On 7h May, 1912, On 7uh June, ls4i
7h July, 10th July, Aug,
18th Sept. 10Th sept In Oct
Price Of passage, meals not included, to Southampton or
Antwerp, To-stewsrd's fees, $Ae2i. The meals will be
served on board, ON the plan Of a continental hotel in the best
manner ana at fixed and moderate prices. Families or parties
nay contract for the voyage with the steward. An ex-
H. w. 7. &H MALI, Agents,
400 emr. II Beaver street
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1912.
STRAW GOODS.

TT importer and manufac:nrr OF Italisn and
i English Straw Goods. respectfully informs his custo
TONERS that he has removed his establishment from % wIlian
ard 96 Plat 70 80 John street. where he continues 70 keep a
splendid and extensive assortm, ut Of ladies' fashions BILE straw
Goo 8. French aud ~ glish Dunstables. Italian Rutlsuds, hne
Tuscars, Fancy Sheliworks, rriace Albert Straws. &c. &c
Also Jan entrrclv new article, The White siberian Hair bon,
net for the summer II surpasses all the styles as yet introduced
being sxtremsly light. beautiful. white and durable. t2t loo. m
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PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1888

DEAR SR - - -.
I was happy to understand in our interview th ~
tn Raj of Enolsnd respecting the relations exist
ING between that institution and MI Jaudop, the
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DIR. JOSEPH EVANS,
GRAND RESTORATIVE SYRUP
For the sure sfess1 y fern Of Discs; arising from

" ts CurC ol " itIH u DNcaor TtstbS
THE MPURITY OF II BLSOD,
GAUSED by the vital o. gays becoming derangrd and en-
" feebled by hereditary complaints. and exhaustion of the
system, and other dis. .ses. viz Scrcfnla or Kings Eyi.T
mors and swellings IN the neck, second AIRY sy mpt oms # 81 phi
", or the cons,iitui Onal form Of the ysaerial Disesss Ulcers,
other partsc Of the body. Diseases fthe bones, pains, swell
ings, and ulcerations OF the bones, sweiiings OF the. Joints,
white swell'nss. &c, Cancers, cntane Jus or skin diseases,
salt rheam, ringworm, scsly %erupti0ps, leprosy, itch. seald
head, pimpies. cracking aud smarting Of the skin, tetter, and all
kinss Of sores Long standing andb etoiore insurabIe fever
eaussd,by an improper use of mercury local and constitutional
debility or weakness, ~gonerrhei /. gleet lsucorrhGa or whites,
gravel, &c, or when the system has been exhausted by secret
sensuality in youth, intempe snce, |long standing debilitatipg
diseases, long residence in Southern climates, and other debiIi
tatIng Causes.
This invaluable medicine has been employed by the proprie-
tor in an extensi,e private and hospital IT actice, both IN Eu-
rope and Americ, for the last forty years; during which time he
has cured over 5000 patients, who were afflicted with some Of
the most loathsoms and destructive forms q disease. many Of
this medicine. ltcures. by giving tone TO the nerves, exhiitfst
Ing the spirits, re gulating The circulation. invigorstins and ex-
citing the vital organs 10 anatural and healthy action and thus
causing all impurities 0 Be expelled from II. systsm, and ere
Price 81 per bottle. For sale oaly at the Private Reside nee
No. ~ Greenwich street, two doors above Canal street.
m25 I'm
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Take physic early-medicine comes too late.
When the disease heramea ioveteratsO

Take physic ~earIy-medicine CONES too late,
When the disease becomes inveterate."
DECOMMENDED by the Eaculty-VANCE'S ANT
~ BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS-By long
ypenence these pills have beeu proved by Thousands to be
he best and safest + amily Medicine hitherto discovered. Al
thseasops OF the year they will be found very valuable to all
,ho wish to secure themselves agsin:t siekn'ss, They are
rtra attenticn to diet or to clothing, billions and liver com
plants, dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous disvases. sick head
ache, and iu fact all diseases arising from an impure state of
rhe blood, or a d,sordered state Of the stomach or bowels, are
speedily removed by taking them. They prevent scurvy, cos
tveness and is consequencss-therefor seafaring men should
Two or three doses will convince the patient or their salu.
tary effects, for the stomach will readily regainits strengtb.
healthy state Of he liver and bowels will speedily take MACE
and renewed health and vigo, Of body and mind will be the GER
tain result. Their virtues, in fact, may be summed up-as a
medicine which strer CITIZENS the feeble aud consolidated the
muscles Of the strong, and will be found Of infinite value TO f.
males Of all ages lf taken according to the directions), who
wish TO be secure fire. IN sickness.
Price IS and SO cent per box.
For ssle, whoiess lie and re all, by VIM. Watson, Apofhe.
carries Hall, 36 Cati arine street; Smith, corner of Fulton and
Water SITS; HOW'LL. is7 Bowery ;Balgrove, druggist Fulton
st. Brooklyn. m3i Inn
200, 900 La Norma Segars,
T ANDED from brig Ohio, from Havana, Of superior quail
IL ~, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at reasonable priees,
aIoim' by NJ. RAIDER, 40 Chatham at
STEEL PENS-From the celebrated mandatory Of Jo-
" seph elliott, of Brmingham-The high reputation Of
these pens has induced many inferior makers to initiate them,
thereby injuring theiwell earned reputa ion OF Jseph elliott
The Public are requested to be particular from whom they
The genuine may be Known by their superior quality, and
ROBBERY PARDOW,
mxe I'm, 90 Maiden Lane.
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SOMETHING NEW

EuR5 GARDEN, ~ B~owery;-The undersigned. takes
II this opportunity to inform his friends and tine Public that
he has opened a GARDEN and Saloon at 40 Bowsry. where be
would be happy to receive their calls. His Saloon will be
constantly supplied with The choices and best Of Fruits, Con-
fectionary, G cfee, Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the
city foIds Every attic ition will be given an his pat to make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who may favor them with a call.
ala lmrc III. LEUR 40 BOWery,
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PIANO FORTES.

SOUTHERN. DEALERS aud purchasers generally will
~ find it 10 their advantage to call and examine a choice az
sortment Of the sboye article, comprising a. variety ofs and q
octaves, Of rosewood and mahogany. ~ith grand action, scroll
stands, and every modern Improvement. These, Instrument
are warranted to b. equal to any in the city, aad will be sold
al the lowest possible prices for cash, at the mandatory, a
West Fourteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues:
n B-Piano Fortes for Hire-A good assortment of piano
mres for hire at the msnufactcry. 73m
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Correspondence fthe Herald.j
HoUsroN, April 8, 1912.
The Phundering of San -Antonio- Retaliation -
Blockade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Msasurts-
Prospscts-Seat Of Gorsrnment-Co Cotton Crop
Erchequer Bills, Tares, &c. &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
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the proceeds TO the Bank of England, by draft on its
agent in London. But its drafts on that same agent
drawn in the course OF It's business, IN favor OF all
other persons, are prescribed, and SO far as that pro-
~scription has an influence, disercdited by the Bank Of
England.
The Bank of the United States receives deposits
for the Bank of England. The Bank OF England
declines receiving deposits for the Bank oil the U.
States.
The Agent of the Bank of England is domiciliated
under the roof of the Bank of the United States,
ance of is officers. The agent of the Bank of the
United States is not permitted even to keep an a-
bount In the Bank OF England.
The same packet which announces the refusal of
the Bank of England TO admit the funds OF the Bank
of the United States, brings fresh amounts of bills
and securities which the Bank OF the United States
is expected to collect for the Bank Of England.
That this inequality is caused by any insuperable
peculiarly IN the structure OF the Bank is not pre-
sumed, because you would doubtless have at once
apprized the agent OF 1t without inviting him or per-
mItting him to make an application which must be
inevitably rejected, while to receive his proposal
and TO deliberate upon it, imply ~ofcourse the option
OF declining or accepting II. Still less was there
supposed to be any Infexible rule against such an
account as interfering with the influence OF the Bank
over the currency-becduse the account would al
ways be limited and controlled by the bank-and
because the bank had recently offered 10 the Bank OF
the United States the use for a long period OF a sum
equal TO one seventh of the whole capital and one
ninth of the whole issues Of the Bank OF England.
In the absence OF any such necessity, the Bank OF
The United States is constrained, however reluctant
iy. to readiust the relations Of the two Institutions
on their natural and equal footing, by a rule SO Just
in itself and of such universal application as TO afford
no possible cause OF complaint, which is, to permit
no account with any institution which declines adj
hitting a similar account on its own books.
Accordingly, the account of the Bank Of England
in the Bank Of the United States will be closed, the
balance RENTED, and the commissions charged on
all past collections refunded to the Bank OF England.
You will also have the goodness 10 abstain from anv
farther transmission Of bills, and, with as little DELAY
as may consist with your convenience, transfer to
other hands the management Of the concerns of the
Bank OF England, hitherto under our charge.
j pray you to believe that this course is adopted
very sincere regret, and only because it is inc Wit
able--ner does il argue the slightest disrespect to the
Bank OF England, with which this Bank will always
be happy to cooperate in any measure for the COM
mon benefit of the two countries.
have the honor to be,
Very respe ctfully, yours,
(Signed) N. BrDpLE, President.
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY.
MENT OF THE HEALTH.

FREE from The numerous complaints with which assai.-
l. ed during the months discovery yet tide
medicine has attained the celebrityte UNPARALLELED
and established itself the confidence Of the public
both 10 the United West Indies and South
has DR.. WheeeTs Baisam of Moscateo. mild and safe
remedy for the Of the dangerous diseases
teused by and arising from OF the digestive
ogaps 10 w.t. dyspepsia, cholera morbus, collie, spasms
danhea coynsions vosness and pains IN the bowels
The effects of drinking cold water the summer complaint of
chidre, NC &c These speedily removed by this lnvau
able efficient and certain action has seeurd for
Wheeler does not Withhold the secret from
tyes but TN he rather chooses il himself
that doing make perfect
I'll he trusted to be prepared by xpeeneea
Certificates OF influential persons already published sui
cieny convincing, when they voluntary offered of the r
Testimonies in favor Of its merits. Dr. W. has the grat
cation to add the following eminent references
Major Mapes, u. s. A.; Gen. Ward, NJ C., Westchester
Cos Gen, Morris, w. aIlett, Ed c. Retehun. Esq
j. d. Dodd ESQ., and many others of equal standing. This
medicine Dr. Ws Office 80 Greenwich street. who
sole proprietor II also be had the following agencies
Mr. Mlhsu, Messrs Rushton Co, NJ Dickie Mr. j. B.
Dodd druggists. all in Broadway DR.. Hart Hudson Messr
C.ddast2qs 227 Hudson ST. DE- Cotton 2ss Bieecssr and at
Mr. Israel POST book,sesler. 8 Bowery Mr. Wexford i2
Grind ST. D. IabrisEe Jerey City; W Basrove At
IL NOTICE-The Balsam Of Moscateo is not the GEN
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
testimonials also directions how it should be used
2; also the bottles being stamped BWheelers BasaIn OF
oscatello. IL jyl5 lmsc
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MADAME COSTELLO,

FEWAIIE PLY SICIAN,
INFORMS the Ladies OF New York and Females that she
CONTINUES TO give advice and prepare her popular and eca-
that her has much satisfaction
20 the numerous patients who have relied upon her -bties
Mat C. has felt herself induced undertake the response
bic office Of Female Physician from long experience and
havng knowledge Of the of human
ignorance of which renders the unblushng and
decoysg Of adyentuers useless il not in.
her skill and maers so!ieitudo female physician How
viii be found adequate the In short she grounds
TIL. notice the successful results of thorough medical eu
igor and happiness all who honor her with their confidence
aad secrecy All letters postpaid. Office and residence "a
LisnenaYd st. ir2I Inc
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINZ /

WOULD inform n. patients aud the public thu lie all ad
w heres TO his original proposition, receive money
either ?r medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he
ed from us Broadway No. 81 Reade Opposite
the MARSHALL House. where nc socits ths attendance the
long time under diseases considered BY them ineqrabl
SOLOMON HEfNE, N. D.
For the advantage Of all who wish attend the
Of Dr. solomon Heipe, would state that the only Doctor
Hee who has lived in, had his Office Broadway
ne residing 81 Reade opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
have had the pleasure Of knowing him that
by hn-he is above the of S. years. and is the only
CITY and State of New York
T.. w. wETMORE, NJ. D.
sworn before me, this 9Th day of
Of April, A. ID; 1872
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

TN1ARRHCcA, DYSENTEEY, or looseness of the Bowels,
~ cared a few minutes b ShermsnS Restorative Lozen-
ges. They remarkably pleasant, end effect immediate
lef-never been known &c tieir failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-sherman's Lozenges for this tcdi-
and complaint without exception the only
article known entitled the Of specifics for they always
cure, and the chills DO
WORNS-In both children and adults. infably de-
royed aud removed by slermans Worm Lozenges-a mil
Warehouse log Nassau street. Agenta8 Bowery II Eat
Roadway, 227 Hudson streets 40 and 2T3 Broadway and 39
tree BInOklNn.
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DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O1s Fulton street near
~ Greenwich-Dr Morrison Member Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
w continues to be consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
and all those distressing
dcou treatment and the mpudent quack eacines.
Dr. has had an experience Of twenty treating
delicate diseases in al their various and complicated forms and
mld sale and nfable substitute for mercury eadcat
ing the eheesl WINS win certainty without snhecng the
suits while hrs medicines agreeable and smell Per-
nt ob5trustions IN the netha, such and
rment OF tho prostate gland accompanied with much irr
aton and dun pain about these parts of the
quences OF matre atmen DIR. Nj. structures scien-
tc manner promoting absorption Of the thlker. ttevlsr
me mbrsne without any pain
CONSTITl TIONAL DEDiLITY.-Thousands OF young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
cre destructive habit and whose further from
he use Of nstrams and pretended specifies which stimulate
only TO induce greater DEPRESSION Dr. NJ such
purely pathological pnncipl and fails in establishing
cuc--the stricfs 81 nonor and confidence observed
Letters post paid. containing suitable fee will
the corresponding full advice and dcne any Of the
snca By his giving history Of his detail 20is Full
ION xfrpgt rear n,ych i.tQ ms
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DOCTOR GLOVER

y EOS inform those who have recently enqured if he has
ID e the practice OF his profession that he continues
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and proracted cases which require practical experience To
have been the particular objects Of his study The
Improvements in chemistry have into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton of the less scrunising physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables bin to keep pace
deal profession The nnsuspectng stranger should beware Of
the host q self named Doctors and ptendsrs, Of whom
he author Of little books upon subjects which they
are totally -norn,
Office No. Ann st-privatc entrance, ith door from
| Muspum--oltce hor % IN. ms
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON lie NETT.

NJ W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THs NEw YoRx HEnA1.D-A daily paper, issued every
morning the weekpce cents copy. Country sub
scrbers furnished the rate for specific period
remittance in No unless paid
THy WEEKLY HERALp-ksued every Saturday morning at
nine oclockprice aud quarter cents copynished
country subscribe AZ 49, per annum In advance the
samc rate for any specified period
address their
JAMEs GoRpor BxSrErr Proprietor and Edtor-and all OIL
den on business must b post PAID.
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MEDICAL.
LUClNA CORDIAL.
} THE AMERICAN PURLI(


The Lucina Cordial into the United States and that period
and sustained reputation which Il had PIE yoy scqu
ed IN Europe but has also added TO the Of It's ous
in the Of neIen conslmlson The knowledge OF
wonderful influence renoyating and invisoang the hu
The result Is a medicine has added 10 the cataos
the Of incpient consumption. which places the disease
sesceir reeesss ~ at ibis period to recor,mend the Luein
Cordial as an aIicient remedy Ia case Of elect Flnor Al
all diseases arising from debiaon of the system where
sIeS i has aks preceds9es Of ali other medicine in such
cses aud leaves nothing further To be hoped for be-
q5u 5f S ssss Sn T sb%%p pam SSa
tie above complaints Who doubtful Of its almost ally
o. mr. so oniLity sa M;a ASSURED II Rey give
n s 70 b. h.s esa VIII i Ss iGssd result bs
also the case ~ Europe, the immense American reputation
sestied aaabable and ally adnted pow to enable
females. who had been considered barren bear ospng and
paenly hopeless p9staon to perfect health and activity.
When first received the agency OF the Lucina Cordial, from
III great amount Of Tcsleetbe testimony that accompanied IL.
declined committing myself individually, by giving any
nous sale Of upwards Of one bundled thousand bottles Coupled
md "e fnowedse 5snds on personal ston san a.
heiac warrant ~ as tar excecds sanguine hopes,
nos important cn for which 4 Is econme aded and has be-
20 Justly and universally popular. To be explicit
hle e. aSiaiil,ion, that the Luciui Cosla nyg
yiuie powers IN males. and make diem iocnndant
produce that
o. me system "a einies wio nad prcn pn'on,y ungud
~ rnssiasl barren winch w vaah'e them "a beor children
regret us ihNse = -renx 81 fA,,y s7Sn edgy De
hcaie naor brt tel c,ed upsn to DO So @ az ssh &c
sai as fall gaadnee for the vuslbii
~ which hiyc oh eriuy assumed. With ,nss 4 sincere
Luena Cordial has been headed urop uis country,
man, the fn5,, yc,y assS,sDt ha9s i sry.s
street; New York, and 90 North Sixth st'eet, Philadelphia