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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA, from Bostsn, arrived Al
Halifax on the morning Of the Sd instant, and sail
ed at4P. M, for Liverpool, with seven additions
passengers, among them the Mayor Of Hall AK, WHIT
goes in behalf fthe city councils, to congratu
late the Queen Of England upon the birth of an
heir to the throne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

CONTINUED RISE OF THE ONO The Ohio
continued to rise at Cincinnati the 9th inst, and
had reached fifteen feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.-A letter dated
Fort Smith, Arkansas, Dec IL, states that the body
ofa soldier named F Kopp, Of Company E, 4th
Infantry, was found suspended to tree in Sc.
place and Fort Gibson. The superstition is that he
was hung by the Indians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

FIRE AT PIrrsFIELp, (MAss)-On Tuesday
night, Of the buildings known as the Berk
shire Gymnasium was destroyed by fire. 1t was
only used for school rooms, and its loss will not
interfere with the regular course OF the Rev. Mr..
II. Tyler's Young Ladies Institute. The building
was fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

90 MUSICAL Parties At rHK RsISsow, 40 Howard
street.-The proprietor OF the above House having en-
gagged several well knoYn professional singers
ced giving Musical PARTIES vocal and Instrumental
in the style Of the "shades ofths city. The Concert,
will take place every Tuesday evening during the win
ter commence at so'clock and conclude at IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

The receipts at the canal show the produce of the
State senorward orlsale. The cearances indicate the
goods sent in return to the interior for consumption
1889 was syear Of expansion, the exports
Of produce were small and the imports of merchandise
large which resulted in suspension In 1910 the banks
prepared for the temporary resumption that took place
in lsal the result was large exports and diminished
imports. During the past year the suspended banks as
the above liable indicates kept the FULL and the
result has been diminished exports and increased i'm
ports with extended dscredit and depreciation of the
local currency It not very probable that the people
will submit to the oppression of suspended bank rule
much longer, the banks exist under the opera
ton Of the Bankrupt Law on the uniform basis of the
constitutional currency th.se violent fluctuations the
trade will be avoided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

FIRE AT GHEHS BAY The three story block
in Green Bay, owned by d. Whitney, and occu-
pied by White and briggs, d. Butler and w d.
Colburn, merchants, was burned down on the oath
of Dec. Loss ST, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

cant bt tae Judgs sd ath. mr. Scott has very re-
sPsetable legal s6ities aud What il 10 said 70
sfaad in favorable estimation at the White House
Others think that the Mayors well known aboii.
ton sentiments will blast his hopes at Washington
A lsss man than Mr. Binnev, Mr.. Dallas, Mr. Sar
seant, Mr. G. J. Ingersoll, many COT tend shonid
not be called to seat lately - highly distinguish
ed as was that vacated by the death OF Judge Hop
kinson. Let the President now do himself honor
The business in Stocks to- day was very light. at
prices much as yesterday, except in Reading Rail
Road, which made anether fall OF So per share.
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TO THE WIsE-It s now well understood how ruch dis
orders the mind dep. nd for their due atten
medicine which viii morbid mulaions without
i1Sy he MIND S s
: row indebted that pgrgng Win me granar Pills viii
seTnsy using them i Is now Underwood how much do%ss
nc depends the healthy condition OF the dges
4 veil known ia, the Dr,ndrsh Pin; hs,; cured
physcians geyond ali human Of
$ d. but not H" WE'LL ho ss Sc a
that b their purifying effect on the blood that they restore
The value this dicine ], becoming and
dd =. @ S p% sp. % Ti
n n and psy and ,pvgo,e the blood
whence beng Composed entirely Of ygetbes they do not
hoe WIN HEN TO danger and The s.
rsS e spsy s old ..s 90
disturb sock the animal iuncons but restore their order
Sold a. Dr. .' sRASpRETH,s Cbce, "A, Broadway. be-
Murray street and Park place at IS cents box with
Retail olscs New York 1856 Hudson street 47s Bowery
7 second street, Observe that the labels each box
Bf;oLlls i7s tul,On street Mrs Booth Nswora, NJ.
Parker Observe that the labels on each boz e-'sn
IAvANA--MRs VESTS poARDlNG HOUSE rs
TO the Gale San Pedro Nei enfrepte de !. Ma
chin- By this latter direction the building known 10 all
boatmen eosehm n portsrs &C. as one OF he most eosI
The and repairs upon this house having
been completed Mrs w. has the satisfaction Of offering 70
10 any thug Of the bind ever be ore snown ~ the
/ = directly the pay; coiHmshus
extensive tie entire harbo WIN e so)cent country
towns VILLAGES, &c. hi. . -,
(d- Tas.rnlsrs Havana must Oh ain passport from
ON =, r6.dbv spanish Consul, which, arrival IL
rs ,hs bo sd;ng ON the Government House where
tbrrewuh permit 10 land with baqg &c, &c has
10 be procured b. some resident OF NE psce. -
J.srous OF Mira Wcsts house. will please
b..r in mind hat this will be promptly rendered
by the clsrs visits all vessels with passengers son
ss.hey the hsfhof
Harsra De 2s,lN o2seodtm
u take place Gothic Hall, Broadway. Friday evening
the 2Ist inst. IN appropriate national etyle.
The orehsss III comprise Of the bands
ia the city selected 10 play the ns. onal airs
Leader ofthe Orchestra '.''....... Mr.. Brown
Conductor OF the ball. Mir. Parker
Two bagipers will promenade the play Ing national
airs previous 10 the ball.
number OF neu with their partrefs in Highland cos.
tune VIII open The ball with reel
Tickets 50 each which, accompanied with ladies' tickets
will admit a gentleman and two LADIES'.
Tickets be had at Atwils Music Store 2o Bioadway Of
Samuel McCoskry No 50 Maiden ane and Of secretary
Alexander Mckenzie No "a Will ST.
heads facing towards Canal street, sndsk reversed
Dor. op:r a !, and the bali to az PCS .
BY Older of Ih6 Committee &c >rrsngenrns.
ALEXR MCKENZIE, stc'y.
~ y tn &c. ennsn have iur,ntTly h..n HIshed
with Hi foe the BALI will he supI 'hs BY
3eorSe Grub. Merchant Tai or cou taDd sire' q
whom the, vii aruSy. 80
TTNCUKRtNr Monty, Of al MAS, pOrehaei At ihe
" brstmsrket rates.
"'''' " 49, - f'''' \ ] sYivgsTpR,
us o. Wallst I'D 80 Rio-dfay-
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SINNERS Us. SAINTS Out Of a population oil
1900 600 people in the United States, about
2 500. 900 emily are protesting Christians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

FIRE IN NoawIcH-We learn that large car
rage mandatory and a tannery, in Norwich,
were destroyed by FIRE about eleven o'clock on
Wednesday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

Four DAYS LATER FROM PERNAsBUco.-We have
received advices TO the l4th ultt There appears to
be no news of consequence. A new President had
been appointed which gave great satisfaction,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

The FRAuDs the EAGLE BANK-ARRYsT OF
HsNRY b. Or RNE, AND RALPH THeMPsoN.-The
Grand Jury for the County of Suffolk, which is
ment against Henry B. Odiorne, late teller of the
Eagle Bank, for embe zzling and stealing money
from that Institution; and against Ralph Thomp-
son, and George F. Cook, brokers, for receiving
money from Mr.. Odiorne, knowing it to be stolen.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Thompson was arrested
and taken before the Municipal Court. Only one
indictment was presented against him. 1t charges
the receiving of 81 500 OF Henry B. Odiorne,. on
He was required to find sureties in the sum Of
$1,000 for his appearance from day to day, for trial.
aud for want thereof was committed to jail.
ears, yesterday afternoon, to arrest Mr. Cook, who
is believed to be in that city-and they NO doubt
possess sech knowledge of his whereabouts, that
they will secure him directly. MIR. Odiorne has
ment which will secure his attendance at any mo-
mept.-BOstOn Mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

Saturday, Jan. 15-o r. M
The sales at the board have been moderate to-
day, and prices have generally given way Illinois
Skies fell per cent, Indiana Elves. II; Delaware and
Hudson per cent and after the board sales were
made at 30, cash; Harlem /. Sales OF New York state
Fiveand Half per cent stock we're made at "a; State
sixes 1884, 0st; 1892 49, Bills on Philadelphia, 81 ST
Baltimore,s.
At Boston, yesterday, the Grand Jury found bills
against Ralph Thompson, broker, and H. b. Odiorne,
teller Of the Eagle Bank who were arrested and brought
into court-Odorns for embezzns $3.50 Of the Eagle
Bank and Thompson for receiving it, knowing to have
been embezzled. p
The following the items Of the debt Of the city
Cincinnati, Ohio, January, 1917
Dypr CINCINNATI, Ono, lS+2.
Due the Bank Of the United Srates 100000; Henry To-
land Of Philadelphia. $l2e 000 Mrs stols oil Phila-
delphia $40 COO These per cent bonds, and the
proceeds applied chiefly to the building Of school
houses &c. S2pOW
Bonds for stock In the White Water Canal Co. 400 eoo
Bonds for stock the Little Miami Railroad Co. 10000
Dond. due above 10 COO
Bonds for Water Works 300 900
Sl,l4o0Oe
The ship Morrison from Canton with teas to Talbot
Oily plant Co, ashore OF Egg Harbor. She is said
to be insured for 100000 this city, and see 900 Lon
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ANOTHER DEATH IN FLoRIDA.-The st. Angus
tine News of the 9Th inst announces the death OF
Major D. Wilcox, 9th infantry, at Pilatka, on the
3D.. He was about 50 years Of age-a native of Con-
neeticut-and entered the army in 1872
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n aAsleasDIss

esRN rBs Ayau
MONDAY EVENING a 1.. , I'D, pefer"anc. will
p THE sUsPio lous HUSBAND
= J. .I..asi x'rs res. By Mis-. T%HSuI '"~'A
Boressl-Pit ~ esn,s-Gslisry rs ceui.
Doors epen at 81 eriormsucs at O'CLOCK
,, CHATHAM THEATRE.
"oNDAf EVENING, Jan i7aThe DeriOrmsAcss will com
Roger v;s.s NJ &s: s,''''' SsG
Sally ;.s ss'i fhs s' Lamb Herbert
o.,,s M Y. ss, AND iHs MAID.
'' Mr. As s:e%''i Mira. hf'SS s,s;, Mr. Kirby.
mn. .,.., -! 70 Is 6 Sirsf'f STS'ffE.
..... ..s..is :. ; e; xss a''''''r
Door. g rs CurtssS..: = nrse: siI'y'@
uoS MnITCH EnrN OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Abb. L. Ds., H Hssf q: e s' s.!:
~ Mi w . W., T Tirsas'e' NieAn'on.
Lien, No,,., MILDLY Xsao"E.
Lady Stare .,s:s,sa, 1 81. cw;s wal: Edwin
crrnmIe' Mitchell ~ Fancy ~
Ram p., The fHfs %rrx s Nan
KoR- ;@' Nh, s s;ssh, Mr. Ba'nstt
~ sss 5pS.1 so.. sn Pit
Door open at half pas. si,. Curtain rise. At ..v..
boWEhY AMPnlTHEATnE-
MONDAY EVENING, JAM .'T IYrTh.
G Comic scr s BY NJ. Nadss NE DESERT
s s5a"sI, Hs, Of IL Il, Master Ay.
ts Core ..il Is s sS sy Mr. G %iS
=, Baitatt Lesps BY the whole Comp,nv
Mr. eabas VIII p,rform on /, 2, 2 and Wyrc..s
To be followed by
f.nr Quarters n Re (;ebe
EES9rSpe Mr. Mr. p Williams, Asia Mis- Rogers
co%Ic Song by NJ Ns,h... America. Mrs 3. enoer.
oisss the in pi Pony wiz through hi. performances
Mr. Rivers will appear 10 act entitled ST sith;n
Dash and Dare Act by J, SnciI.v.
To conclude with '""'''
1I3ores 50 cents. PIT rs CENTS.
open for exhibition the hoidsys En@a.ee No. VIII
ShryseSt. Admission % c,nts. " "
AkCADIAN CIRCUS
~ No 25 Bieecker street
MONDAY EvE II %. Of NJ
WALTZ z' ANS sr XII ENrREg,
ros'o"s and Gymna5iics exhibiting variety Of graceful
o JSsa s*; dIS seaw;s. DOan.y and woodu
y Mns s.pssa song Lacy Long
GS Comics song, Mr. Byrn.s Plate spinning. Mr. sspl
Ground and Lofty T snn &s S Sfi hs COMPANY,
's Sy No NJ hs!is Act
rrSn rs,!s Act Act by Mrs Guln
aSssn sa Il: sa. sit i
ie'sSsi L1sESssa ffEri'es called
at Boss 50 Sas!s past g. performances 70 commence
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their Arrival hare Tor Commodore BAsssTr, Of hs,
Of news seheonsrs- He win bosrd them Immediately -
thsis srrivN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

DISPATCHES ron MExIco.-The Fayetteville
North Carolinisn Of Saturday, says:-"Mr Dun.
can X Mac Rae, Of this town, has been appointed
by the President, bearer Of dispatches to the Anne
rican Minister at Mexico, containing instructions,
&c. in re alton to the American prisoners taken at
Santa Fe by the Mexieans.
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M y $ L C.

MESSKS. SCHNEIDER REBHUN, director,
w OF The well known German Band, beg leave inform
Re fashionable Of New York. and its vicinity
tai Is nov ready to attend private paSties
Hlions and GsoI~ OF the celebrated composers Laaner
Strauss and Lsbtzby aud will attend either instr
uens W. Violin and PInoiorte, number that
required All isyors Will be promptly sttrnded 10 by apply
pE al Mr. FhANTZkEES Fur siorr 2S2 Broadway. wbcys
ladies and entemen requested npect the
did assortment Of Ey Skins Cape Robes ever offered
the CITY Of New York. a2s stnls.
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AMERICAN MUsEUM.

Ma. Corner Broad,coy and Ann street.
sA hE SEFfTy Of Sy : Ft HS j;n is. ~
~ which occasion Mrg the accomplshed Vo-
Mr. and Mr. dosTEa IN The eeVf sa;., P PAN.
unite. red their valuable services ~ wv
large company of Indian Warriors and their squaws will
esms hs and
Also with Mr. JENKINS the celebrated tenor singer and
xpY Aud likewise with the
ssn9I Marr,os viii s,hbit the wonderful and beautiful
Tn. splendid CosMORAhA was entirely changed o, III.
Prncpas of sehools their pupils admitted on liberal
xrms ~ ~
Admittanee TO the Museum all the ens ~
'en". Children under 10 years ofage hsfPriee.
Mr.. BRAHAM's FAREWELL CONCERT, prior 10
uary 18th at tins New York Society Library.
The Eagles HEN. he her Ieris Of lss f0' 1
Graz Scena from Der Carl Maria Won Weber
Recitstion-Oh; can bsarmy fate no longer,
Au-Throueh the Forests.
Song-Tke Position Of Lonjs meau Adam
Burns celebrated sonp--JohD Ander my 10.
Grand Scens from Fra Disvelo-iroudiy and high my
The 23d Ode Of Horace-Chloe flies ike fawn Giordiu
Song-Bsck Eyed Sassn-,ioeiry by Gay, music BY
Lovendge, the celebrated bass singer in the days Of
The smuygI. RS Song, from the celebrated G,rmsn
New Sosg, by 6. r Morris-My bark is out upon tina
Sea. Horn
Song-Ths scasons-wrttsn expressly for Mr.. Bra.
han by Boz :;:.....' 800, Fielding
ris, Esq -. $50. Knight
Song frosr America. ......................B rahan
Wv d' sirs-tiod Save the Queen lis 81
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Io'"f' - . = : - - . ''''v~-oF000
There adv ertised for sale at the Merchants Elk
change Monday at twelve oclesk for account Of
insolvent estate hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars in bonds Of the State Of Illinois.
There Is but little done in foreign bills for the packets
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Married.

AT Brooklyn, on the Isth inst, by the Rev DR. Dwight
Mr. ELIAS p. Norrs, Of New York. to Miss A,NE limit
Of Brooklyn.
At Baltimore, the 18th inst bv the Rev DR.. Wyatt
Mr. GiiMoHG MERIpiTH. 10 Miss LouIzA Johnson, third
daughter Of Beverly Johnson, Esq
In Wilkinson county, Mississippi, on 22i ul, EpwARp
Mc0HxE Jr TO Aus BEvsnLy daughter of the late Gee
Washington Carter, and grand niece Of General Wash
ingtsn.
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.rrMrSr OF THE FAsxrns AND PLAsrEns' BAsK o.

I,o6o,0S2 I047,U0
is to be hoped that the institutions of Maryland
will be obliged soon to pay their debts aud redeem their
honor This institution does display that reduction
in business, which the times require
The following 10 a statement of the affairs Of three
Ohio Banks for corresponding periods -
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SuPRvME CouRr OF THE UNrEp SrATEs.-Friday,
Jan. IA No. 81 Josepht Swift, vs. George w
Tysen: This cause was submitted to the Court on
printed argument by Mr. Fessenden for the plaintiff
and by Mr.. Dana, in behalf of the defe ndant
No. 6. Merritt Martin ct al plaintiffs in error, vs.
Lessee Of VIM. c. II Waddell The argument of
this c.us- was commenced by Gen. Wall for
Plaintiffs in error. -1,
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COLTS PATENT REPEATING GARBINES-FIorida
tx edition-FIirt AT lodi Kew Nov IS, is4With the
rii thus far. the carbnss eed sac
otter beng oaced for twenty days boat service
all kinds OF weather Of them failed explode when
tried. Respectfuly. &c.
JOHN McLAUGHLIN,
- Lieut. Com. Expedition
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These Banks have It appears, kept up their imitation
throughout the year. The result in the
depreciation Of exchange and the state OF the
trade exhibited in the table of the trade Of
the Ohio canal at Cleveland:
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AdiOulnsa 'nIl tomorrow, u O'Clock, A. M.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIpENr.-Lsenard BE
men', Deputy Postmaster at Lewiston In the State
OF New York.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
S Staa:s e R ed S%
sosanof fourth e0''"' doc I
EFGHL LIBRARY Ho THE MEK
WILLIAM cur 1SE [t si;s Bank of Commerce.
noRArIo NJ Sff r Si,S siI.. Browns Co.
CHARLES ss ss''ss Could osrmoud
ISAAC H B JAZZ w sis' Charlie. M L.upp
SAMUEL K sArrEnIE i:f.o With Keehsm ROGER, and
fs;sSi S ssa r. with y'AIiy A5 r9:9sr son
Henry ss"dSs R Ssmf. ks. SS
% #':$ #S s!ss; S.5:: + s$;ss'
5 il 4 EsF gEEH iSi ITh sss %sa;
NJ KEFSSM r Fic 5RsFAK7 Ass0cTATIoN SOCIAL
All rosgE Ei;i,s's with Lodi Co.
w.R. MOVES, With 3 Other Jonathan.
Co. Rs''vii EsTiJE. s sisS World.
Ell GR tsfsl'iiS ' With Grass & Co.
cR. oRa tSiei?;.F with Planet.
re- Directors
NV, lockwood, smith. Turkey Turk :; Co Co.
w Sssa.man. {. Blown, Hsifer s Co.
TT ifSfT is1asy, hf Ss%,s Mei,I Sco,
j7 1t
DROWNsON's LECTURES On CTVILTZA ION-At
~ ~ Clinton Halo A. BRO WNsON, Editor of the Boston
Quar!erly Kew. will give Course Of -Four Lectures
Gyz .t9n First general Survey of civilization
snd the Lay by which 4 g advanced. Second Lecture
Modern Civization its Elements Influence Of Religion
and Philosophy u il hird Lec'a Iauenee Of
ectae-The paH this Country play ed, and is
to play m sdv aninx the Civatcn OF the Rae The first
s% sssa
O'Clock lie time md place nj the Third aud Fourth Lee
tures vii be ann usced AZ the close Of the Second
Tnkes for the Course SO to be had 1T c. ancss
Bookstr re 25a Broadway at w Haywards 80 Division
and tue door The evenings Of Lecture Single Tickets
y cents JAYS 2t'
r. RAND NALL Al TnMNANf HAIL. on Friday,
~ IAN rs H. 1879, for the beIcft OF Mr. JOHN ASH
WE'LL who OF the survivors of the steamer
HIATT
Mr. Parker kindly volunteers his services for the
also Mr. Lewe iIew.lyl the ceetra.d Welsh Harper.
The Committee pledge themselves that not hing shall he
ing TO render the ming and agreeable
iekcs to b. had at the bar, and IS Caiharne street
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Improperly on winch Toll 10 charged by weight there
cleared Cleveland by way of the canal during
Ii past year
1899. 1910. Is4l
Lbs, 6434236l 4a772233 44Ol7 4so
The following were the principal articles of property
that cleared at Cleveland by way the canal du
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On the llth inst, Mr.. Jon, CLARK, aged 81 years.
Funeral this afternoon, at 81 o'clock from No. 2i3
Canal street.
his age
On the eth inst, LAURA ELLEN, aged I and months
and on the 4h, ASsg DELLA, aged years and months
children Of Capt J. Washington Rogersboth Of scarlet
fever
On Saturday morning, 10th inst at her residence, 20s
Front street. Brooklyn, after short and illness
Mrs. ELfzABgrH ELIZA, wife Of William Worts, formerly
Of London. aged 80 years and months
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Passengers Sailed
LrvgprosL-Pac. etship stephen VIII neyJ Timmns, OF
New rk; Walk, I Hsrt and lady. Jas X Orr, Moss
John Armour, john Lilly. Geo DIXON, WIN Miller, Miss
Tn mpson Alerr Atoheson Montres Sutherland John
Fiskin, Toronto
Domestic Importati00s
ApAL.cHrcoLA-Br Ann ElI.-0o bales cotton > Bryan
X co.'s " Keogh-6 Maitland COS Hs~lan aslih
wal7o Beckwth-ss Hslford-4o do 81 hides bd shns
Deml " Cooper.
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OswegO.

OswegO.
Correspondence OF the Herald -
OswEoo, JAZZ. 8, 1872.
Ne,o Years Day-Ladies- Narigation.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Commanders Of vessels will center favor ny having lis,
of their eargOe- rasses.s .ua report Of vessels left a,
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Pablo Meeting Kainst the present Bank
..sa-1lasasaaasars.. rupt Law.

90 The citizens Of New York, who are in favor Of
protecting the cal ghs Of creditors, and opposed to
Bankrupt Law that does lude and 9th
er trading eoporatioLs, invited to meet at the Mer
chants Exchange Tuesday next the 18th inst at
O'Clock P. M.
RICHARDS, KIN0sLAND e. co,
CHRlSrOPHER WOLFE,
PHELPS, DODGE co
lo HARPER 4 BROTHER
COLLINS, KEESE e. CO
John w LEAViTT,
JOHN WILLIS,
FIELD, THOMPSON 4 CO
CLARK, WEYMAN, f. co t.
FREDERICK SHELDON,
JAMES 4 GEORGE BROOKS co
CHARLES LEUPP,
JONATHAN THORNE e. co
YOUNG & SCHULTZ,
GILMAN sMULL CO,
NATHAN GILMAN,
w. EVERIT T. co.
HENRY PARISH,
GREENWAY henry 4 CO,
Sheldon, PHELPS 4 co, iN
WILLIS BROTHERS,
SPOFFORD TILESTON,
SPEAR PATTEN,
w SPIES & co,
WOLFE BISHOP,
ENGOLDSBY B0ISsRAU,
CORNELIUS v s ROOSEVELT,
J0HN cisco ECO,
COOKE & SHARPE,
GEORGE BRAGG,
JOHN ? YELyERfoN, of the Arm of John
JOHN VAN NEST,
DIBBLE, PRAY K co,
WEST, OLIVER co,
CORNELL. BROTHERS.,
j w FARQUHAR, Of the firm Of Shepherd &
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represent. them in the next Legislature oi Virginia, to
supply the vacancy o:caSioncd by the resignation OF
their worthy and faithful representative, Jas. III. Co&.
While ], one of their number, sincerely regret the de-
termination OF Mr.. Cox 10 decline reelection, permit
me to say, | iughly approve o. the proposed meeting
1T is not only The privilege, but The duty oi ifeeiheN'
who duly appreciate the blessings OF tree government
and are ANXIOUS 10 perpetuate the same, to meet on oc'
casious like the preseut-take the matter INTO their
hands, and select from their body the man, whose un.
hinching Republican principles entIlle hlm TO their con-
fdence and support.
In this manner, the free interchange T.! public senii-
ment wlll generally fall upon the strongest, the most ei-
fcient and most popular individual. THIS course is in
strict accordance with what | conceive to be the spirit
of the elective franchise; and should be, IN my opinioa,
riyidly adhered To. In a Republic like ours, oihce
should never be sought, but The people, IN their sove'
reign capacity, shou'd seek persons 10 hi Once; ano'
in the discharge ofthat duty, they should, with an eye
single to the promotion OF the public gooa' maze 'n''
selection, which, in their opinions, Is best calculated 10
sustain their principles and realize public expectation
In consequence of Mr.. Cox's resignation, | apprehend,
strenuous efforts vii! be made by our opponents TO bear
off the palm of victory: Therefore, to guard against re-
suit so humiliatEg-ior humilia,ing IL would beat the
very time when not only counties, but States, nave
burst the IRON letters of Federalism, and re-assuineo
those principles from which they had been seduced ny
Federal Demagogues for Chesterfield to lose her
Democratic character, repeat again, II would DC MOI
tfvinp IN the extreme. Then, To avert this notifying
result, / hope every Democrat will buckle on ms armor'
and. under an imperious sense OF duty, will co operate
with his Democratic brethren, and support the nomi'
nee of the meeting. In this way, anathis way alone,
can they sustain those principles which they nave so
long been proud 10 honor. DENlAiNo'