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= AEN kI. OF fIlE ST. LOUIS.
Thf TIM 4 Ssaiesship ST. Louis. Capt.
retessl arlf ! At The port 81 Norfolk, w
enlhs l6lA &Sring sailed on her rsturd
soF4ks EfoH slpateiso on The 9Th Jones
I TIA sSis E01is sailed from Nav York
I'LL alsh Of %. 1889 aud hassbseii ab-
fehs three ye4. sna seventy nine days.
rs unusually l1|'g cruise. during which
iiase she has 81. very selipalY en- gagged,
having sailed .up 3>rsIs oI IS 600 nautical
miles
( hesides hef oNh officers and crew. the
ST. Louis bronshi home s passengers r
ptIE.a. ESQ. late ehatxe "a lIaiaes of
II lJbiiea Sfs'ss a bill md Capt john
lhlick. tiiea S,'ees Nsvv. She lett
.s NAlpafaiso be Nti.e.l sates ships
Is4IEsd Sialss eyaAfe1 yfktosrn. be-
lsIk parfi NJ SsaS 1tu uhdeF The cons
mani 81 anm. Al 6hes.
Iaisrssfsnr n sscn ii Baakrvpscy
til the U, s. District Court at BoslO1I
an interesting case az bankruptcy was de-
cided u. G. Tebhets hsving been declar-
"a a5Ankrupi. upon his petition, Messfs.
Adams. Homer. SEQ. Of Boston. 6led OBJ
jeeiions 10 his fnal discharge, upon tho
ground that he had not accounted ter
$l4.4lt, which had come into his peA
session al administrator Of the estate of the
late Henry Fl. Willard. and which ne
bad set down 10 bis schedule as q sum
due 10 The estate. II was further o5iec-
led, bns with less force. that Tebbeis
should have enumerated a. II. s Co. and
others. who were entitled TO shares of the
estate Of Willard, as his (T.'s1 creditors.
instead Of the estate.
On the questions thus raised, Judge
Story delivered d very elaborate opinion
ion Monday; aud, naiaty, 6rsi, That the
existence Of 6duciary debts. contracted
before the passage Of the act would not
deprive the petitioner Of righlto dis
charge Ia bankruptcy from all his ether
debts. Secondly, that the claims Of
those having legal demands against The
administrator would Still remain good az.
gainst him, notwithstanding bis discharge
ii bankruptcy. Thirdly, that i. these
creditors came 10 with the other crpdi-
tors fora share in the assets Of the bank
rapis, they wou.d.be estopped from fur
ther proceeding against him after bis dis
charge and tourihly that fiduciary debts;
contracted subsequently 10 the daysof the
passage Of the bankrupt law. would en-
Iiirety prohibit the dischafge Of the bank-
rpps.- Bali. .Gmarfean. T
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Al NEW CURRENCY BANK OF Ends
LAND NOfES.
We notice, ID the Western paperse
thai Bank .oi England notes Of the De-
nomination Of GIO ard EGO are eircula
ing Ii New Orleans, Louisville, and
cincinnaii. Col. BlNroN's prediction.
~ and promising dostfef, f-saoa vcufFaR-EE.
Illustrated. Instead 81 American gold fop=
lag up The Mississippi it appears thai
British Bank notes are setting with . con-
siderable current halfway. These Bank
Of England notes Bays made llieir ap5
pettancs in New Orleans and other
places in The South West, for the pur-
chase Or cotton. The fact itself shows
sir .ngly the 8 ei. need Of nationsl insti I
,u.lon 10 supply ! national currency for
ourselves. The miserable lhumbus which
such Gnanciers as Messrs BENToN, VAN
BUsEs and others Of the hard money
school, have been spreading over the lnnd
al the peculiar idea of the democracy q
is daily proving its own Woflhlessnfssl
and the delusbn OK the ignorance Of EiiS
volaries. II this lbaurdity is 10 prevail 10
sach extent 40 10 defeat tia establishmSnt
Of national institution much longer, il il
20, improbable thai there viii be sgeu-
clos Of fhs bank Of England in evety one
IL our chief cities--priva,e agencies ot
course, bat none The less active Ga that
account. Leithose Who exciaim agsfnst
1 National Bank ask themselses how thew
you'd like . currency furnished BY Jh5
| Bank Of England. ~ Bait .fmnicGn.
fHGaAT1rupa THE Albany Argus;
now enjoying The Government patron ~ 9
| Il Albany. says: The effort from WHAT.
aver motive, to organize . Tyler pSfiy,'
asss,iibr been begun in inherent weak de A..
hust end ia dispersion. Il can have
| ssithsr cohs.ion, nor sirengthofnunlbers,
icr forcs Of position!'
| The Madisouian. abiding 10 Tie Loco.
Foco party, calls Il, f'ihe non viciofiona
\ populsr 2arty Mr.. Tyler was The caat
| 1idate Of the Whig party. lie spoke In
| favor oT ihat pariy -he wro'e 10 favor Of
His own elections IS Of that partys-he
licama into Office With the triumph Of that
Eparty. And now. The Locofocos. beaten
lby the Whigs. With John Tyler'a nan on
1.-THE WING ticket are, by Mr.. Tyler or
| gan. called the victorious Parf5 - Have
| The Loco Focos chsngtd. OF has Mr. Tyler
changed Havs the Loco Focos proved
traitors 10 their principles, mot likely. Tor
! whole would mol change or has MI.
4 Tglsr proved treacherous 70 bis psrty
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