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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-09

III " VI, trach the Iunctton to BREAKFAST and u"ncr
proceed together With AT tl. June
&-k-&-4 lsrIi<a Rail road Cor
SsFSst1 louisville au th"nc- Ia nrsvir ach
-NS~-.ng Charlottesville by a. NJ aHi Coolies IL miles
West by night Leave Cockrs by Daylight
the Blue Rigs saunton by ~ A. NJ
The Guyando" line -avs Saunion II A. NJ reaches Clover
nl by night ari leaving daylight reaches
the Warm Spring breakfast and Caaghsn dinner. and
INK the White Sulphur a NJ at lew,-hurg hy y NJ
the III day "a hour than the route by lyuchag The
whole ami the days
THE Natural Bridge Lin" leaves stanton Tuesdays, Thur
days and SJun1ys, alternate days VIII be niTnhc
at IL \ NJ reaches Lexington
day gi AMI lite Natural Bridge breakfast w-c
until arT dinner and reach Dbrrl Springs y
night leave morning amer breakfast reach Caashan din
and the White Sulphur SIns, by T. NJ,
rB,vEL ENrEEtV.
The roads rinl and fall and the and
coaches - tine heretofore.
Tssr Lines the Main Mail Routes, and Passengers have
ference over all oileTs ass post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-09

tFOrND PLASrEg Ili-c 8,H., b. Co., On
~ r1f,icunl.u arii sarraned Of the best quality.
DAVENPORT A ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-09

Dish Covers. Patent COfGse-POts. &c.
have II-i received lev sst OF black Di- Gown,
Patent C1n-e Pot-, sni Disbe= Coffee
Asrfs &c. 10, %. SMITH HAYWOOD. ign of Erad -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-09

ARTICLE long wanted By pens Ia. just
n been invented and for rrice w RAN
bbfS Bookstore SID Binisy. II pen holisr Ola ordnaB
with spun- which hardest pen a. any
wish There g sOnrthiag new. under Vie sun" =.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28

Harry CourLE -phny was ono Of the
hes, husbands in the Roman Empire; but this is
not wonderful, for rs is the husband so 10 the
wife. lie did not think II beneath him to treat
his wife friend and eouscllor us well ms a com
panion Ia his letters 10 his wife Calphurna.
when absent from her, he brcaihcs the mos, ardent
and at the aame time the mos delicate Affection
How much he loved, we find ms Gar as words can
express, ia the following letter 70 bis aunt -
@Ast senuesubcr shc grest affection which was
between you aud your excellent brother and you
know you love his daughter as your own, 50 not
only TO express the tenderness ofthc bcsi OF auns,
but even 10 supply the best OF fathers am sure it
will give you pleasure to hear that she proves wor
thy OF her father and worthy OF you. Her inge.
nuiy is admirable her frueality is extraordinary
She loves me, ihesurcst pledge Of her virtue aud
adds to this most wonderful disposition 10 learn
ing, which she has acquired from her affection TO
me"
"You would smile to see the concern she is IN
when have a cause to plead, and the Joy she
shows when II is over She finds means TO have
the first news brought her of the success | meet
with in court how am heard and wha, decree
is made she sings my verses aud accompanies
them upon the lure without any master, except
love the best OF instructors
! "From these instances take the most certain
omens of our perpetual and increasing happinrss
since her affection is not on my youth or person
which must gradually decay; but upon the i'm
mortal part-my glory and my reputation. Nor
indeed could be expected flom one who had the
happnes to receive her education from you, and
soon began to love on your Recommendation oI
as you had always the greatest respect for my mo
Their, you were pleased from my infancy. TO form
me, to commend me, and kindly to prcsage tina,
should be one day what my wife hncies that
am"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28

The U. S Company of Flying Artillery, which
passed through tins city on Wednesday last, arrived
at New Haven the following day la compliance
with an invitation from Governor Cleveland, Lieut.
Duncan the commander, consen,ad TO exhibit his
artillery field drill, which theCourer Of that city
thus describes
Soon after O'clock, the company arrived on
the ground with their pieces, and shortly after
were IN full dill. The ground is extended
PLAIN. but many little irregularities ofthe surface.
exhibited to greater advantages the severity Of tho
exercise and the rapldity with which heavy arll-
lery and powder carriages can be taken over eve
ry variety Of country, with horses upon the full
run.
The line was first formed with the four artillery
pieces They were then unlimbered, loaded and
discharged, Two rounds each The soldiers form
ed near their pieces, when Governor Cleveland
reviewed them, the officers and soldiers presenting
arms The various exercises Of the Flying Auil.
lery followed in beautiful exactness, and wiih es-
hibition of skill and rapidity which seemingly
could not be surpassed.
An order would be given to take a position IN
opposite portions of the field The horses with
their pieces and powder wagons were pu, upon
the full rot scattering the people and sweeping the
field When they reached the point Designated
the atslllerst seated on the powder carts would
ed discharged, re-limbered and of again 10 anoth
er position IN less than two minutes tine
] Then followed great variety OF other exciting
and beautiful evolutions Changing fronlsby wh.c
the piece is instantly turned upon its hind wheels,
while the four horses attached to the forward ones
would make short, rapid circuit, followed by The
powder carriages upon the full run, until the IN.
tire front OF the line changed in the breies, pc
Rod Of time. They would advance with The lonl
pieces abreast upon rapid gallop change fronts,
unlimber, load, fire, re-limbef, and then again re-
trca, 10 any position the field in sections or bat
talIons. Everything was done with admirable
skill, rapldity and eSac,ness The horses perform
cd their paris with as much fidelity as the men
aud when the whole company, powdercaris aril-
lery, pieces aud officers mounted, went dash,ng
across the field in full gallop the seene was al
mos eectrcical
The dill occupied about an hour and hall,
portions Of the time by The bugle and then again
by command The mos: favorable impressions
4 were left upon the minds Of the hundreds who
hronged the field, Of the efficacy Of this corps and
the lhoroughness Of lis discipline THIS cornpa-
ny, We understand, has had much bad service, es-
pecially m Florida, where they served Two seasons
and since their rHurn they had occasion to yis.,
Newport abou, the lime oltbe "Dou War"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28

Jeremy TayIors nightly prayer, for himself AID
his idends, was for Gods mereiful deliyerancs
and Preservation from the violence sna rule Of pas
SION from Il scribe will, and commanding lus
from pride and vanity from false opin ron and ig-
norani confidence from impfovidenee and prodi-
galdy; from envy and the spirit Of SANDER from
sensualiy; from presumption and d=pair; from
STATE Of temptation and hardened spirit, from
delaying repentance and perssvsring 10 sin from
Un,hsnk fllness and ifreligioni aud from sedueing
others from all nfsiuaiion Of soul folly and mad.
meas from wilfuness selflove, and vain smbfiou,
from vicious LIE and an unprorided death.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28
VOL. A9-.-NUMRER 10.

few days, and when ready TO return a patty Of
Cayugas conducted him 10 hts home. However
much Tho foregoing story may appear hke 6cton, II
Is nevertheless true. The facts have often been re-
lated ny Mr.. Webster while living, to many old la
hsbsn,s and hrs, settlers In The vicinity, who will
yet bear witness 10 i,s Authenticity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28

ForfiEeafoaS IN Maine The Bangor Whis of
THURSDAY says "A epef has beeu received IN
this city from Lieut. Stevens stating hot be- has
succeeded N purchasing he SITE on Pieces Point,
opposite BuckspoHI for the Unitfd States Govern.
ment, for the purpose Of erecting Euicaiiont-
The works will b. commenced in the spring, or
as soon as the Legislature can pass The necessary
act Of eeding the territory purchased TO the Unied
States"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28
the HER a L. d.

IN uagly, On rouis, al The Hbscribcrs door sI,75
U,lc,red paeLasss, or taken al the effoe. si.j0
u, aad $3.50
o. moniis credit; IS essi' added y moi then paid
D,lle,red BY hs Village carrier, $2.0O.
M5uo--for otergbodg "rneouragt lenr own"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

- In the ~ City Council, on the 18th inst, u
committee OF three was appointed, On Alderman purdy =
notion, To make suitable preparations to receive presi
dent ! ylrr, On his contemplated visit 10 that city in
Jale neal. land 80 extend To han those demonstrations
of RESPECT To winch he is el.tltlcd as the head Of our IVA
rIoaaI government" This Is very proper, no doubt, but
II vii have 4 most unfortunate effect, increasing and
rcrpcluatlug The dclusion under vii Oh thai 4uncllonary
ooM labuls. The respect paid II The office, he Will con
sifue INTO admiration and respect IL the man; aud whcr
he returns 10 " a%-hinpion, liz Will he forufied in the alb
sutd notion that his nomination by The Ioeoiocus is Ger
ain, aal his election inevitable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

seq II the modern Espefineniors-and they now find
themselves. not only without those yellow bows" which
they were told they would receive IN lieu of the bank
rags," which paid all then lebts and purchased all their
nccesslrics. hat without the s.rass" themselves or the
means Of getting thcm-lheir debts. Contra ted uaIcr an
expanded currency, han !lng liz, an avalanche over ,h,i
heads Their pt1jnce selling lfr reduced prices aud their
property commanding In many easts not more than n
iaiIor Two thlr!s Of lis taftnef value. They have the
Hand Money Millennium hui Where are lis happ, lrul,s}
ASK tbs shsvcrs, the y tl5ehs.-lhe slerf,,-Mcv
can tell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office n The american, May Is.
CdtHc The were about $50 hoad Of Beef Cattle
offered Tor sale at the Scales tins morning, Of which 81
were driven North aud nearly II of the balance sold 49,
The pncc, paid ranged FROM t275 Tor inferior 10 $3.50
per hundred pounds on the hoot for prllnc quaIily, v hIcll
is equal 10 lh"ul $3.50 a615 uci. an IN quality.
Fonr - There's Is only i moderate demand lot Howard
street Flour, and the state price ior good STANDARD brands
continues uniform al ! Il, with hunted sales. We
quote the store md wapon prieo at 500. To 1.I25
\ sale of 500 bids. City Mills Flour Was made ON Sat
urday at 49,. winch IS a decline.
GrHiu-N raf3ooiPrnaa beat. not prime. was
sold on Saturday At g6 els. and 10 day \ small parcel Of
prime was Sold Al ~ els. There Is no Nd. Whc"t
at market. We quote good to pime red at s. a %
Gems.
UhikcV-Small sales of Lids. which arc scarce Al
u cents. Sales of bbls. to a moderate oxttnt at -
cruts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
NEAR 100 PACKAGES
- ~ u q q @ - 3

T. X f. { T. ! u
PRICES DECLINED.
GOiIN J. PtRNlS. has Just returned from tue
er North, and IS now receiving,
q LARGE SUPP. on GOODS,
bought within the last 10 days, at much lower prices
dian They were sold attn the early part of the scason.-
The assortment consists IN part OF:
Broad tIolhs trpln - per yd. to The finest, all colours,
Consumers. frcach, English Sc, from d % 10 very fine,
' estlngs. all Kinds, eYln cheap,
Materials for tientlemen's Summer Wear generally,
Mouslius de lalnes, Alpaca iustre, lawns,
French Cambria aud all other fashionable Hoods.
For LADIES DREssEs.
Laccs, Ribbons, Flowers, Ne. sc.
Callcocs, a latsesnPPly, irom cts per I'D. to the finest.
Furniture Calico - do do
Scotch G~,np'lalns, extra quality Of new figures, vesy
Cheap.
Hosiery of all kinds, very how.
Brown Domestic Shirings and Sheo;jrge, from 4 cts.
to all other grades,
Blcached Shlrting and Shee'ings.
SHOES all Kinds very cheap, Palm Leaf and L.ghome
BIAS, Caps, &c. &c.
GROCERIES
! good supply Of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c. Sc. with A.
great variety Of other tioeis too tedious to mention. All
} ASK is a call from dealers To insure sales.
JNO. j. PLEVS.
May | sw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

Ertroct 9a ieito 10 the Editors. dated
AInIsrA- MlAsiAA A.. l.

AUGUSTA, (Nlssiss May !, lSi3.
Thu r,ins in the southern part of this Stale for the
last few weeks have been eActsslyr. The prIncir,l nv
ers, pearl. Leaf, thickaSawhay and Pascauoula. have
ri,en several feet higher than at an, other time within
the recollection ot the oldest inhabitants. Mills. hrid-
ges, fences. and crops of cotton. rice and corn, have been
alike swept away by the resi.lless lorce of the sw ollen
waters.
As to politics, the bright side is up. Tie triumph
thu, awaits tie Wing Iari, III November Il, ext. # they
be energetic and united, Willie Us brilliant As p,t,nt
@a ii itnph Of integrity aud principle over corruption
and dishonesty triumph thai will give a qu!clus in
the Stale th that slupfndaus system If ruuucry-Rtpu
diat0a. Already The Intelligent and more honorable of
the lncntucos have Secrdcd from the unprjnciplrd herd
that first advocated the ~t1gltinrs doctrine and who now
with bastard icac and trembling. SEEK 10 avoid lis dis
cusslpn. But the dtstussan MI be maintained before
the people. and the Conservative Locos falling back inca
sIrahly upon the posl'hn al the " hugs. Will maintain
THEN sania.r ground, and assist in crushing the DcSiruc
tires. with Whom they can IN longer be allied.
Graves, the State Treasurer. YOU Will have seen ere
tins, has "ahsquSlulatrd tp parts unknonn,' will 4
large amount # the State fluids. Il is no wonder
that a cand.dac who pr,elalnls himself a l,rpudialor.
falias, a rogue aclorr the people, should slcaI the pso
plr's money utter his election. Ii Is Just IN character
He has He'd, IN Wunau's eui>e, the peoples money
weighing heavily UPON l~ls"bRsfic, aud lhr guilt of PERU
~ tltcil and mur'cr' a, heavily urun his spul-a tuc
cdnilmt utatV upon thr doctrine which lie advocated.
Astn National pIitie, the State is Il, sound aud sure
i.r Henry Clay as she Nasfaf The lanrnfod Harrison.
Calhoun is very weak; Nan i}utcn cannnt gel as larlca
majority rs before, and the Incubus ii the White louise
Is -nt ni Tie question. have strn lul tWo Of his ardent
aud determined supporters. OF llrse worllios nuo has
been p1llorltd tyr lt,uly-ihe other is his brother.
~ II SI.1tA. ,,Arfi.l -n;,.l,. -. -,,. ~ III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

More Cyimc in high places!-lfm. ~IIemphill Jonos
formerly a mcmbrr Of Congress from Delaware, and lasl
year The Loco ioco candidate for the SAINT station, (and
beaten only hy { votes has been indicted for several for
gcfles by the grand jury of Newcastle county, in thai
State. Ascerlalung thai lns gull was discovered. how
ever. he had fled The State. having his wiie and children
behind. rir. Jones Inherited a large fortune, possessed
great personal popularity, and. up 10 the moment of his
detection. had a fair reputation. He is only about 81
years Of eye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

like a sys,ema,tr and concef.ea purpose" t, effect the
return u the L.,coioco candidate hy nm Illegal, concerted,
systematic, aud fraudulent device. 1t may be that our
suspicion is moi will founded. We hope that /, Is mol.
But. entertaining II. as We did when we wrote the arii-
sle, and ~ TIC 'hH ID, We shall not hesitate Ia express
/, al su sp,cion. because II is 81 'asioundingn 10 tie edi
ter ofrt,a Republican. Wa will add, thai W. are read,
,a unto with hun and his friends. whenever they may
,hink proper. IN an, stcIs Which may disIel or confirm
that su.picisn; and we shall be just as rrily 10 expose
end t" denounce Wings, if any such There be, sho VOTED
m.rs than onon. as l.oc1locns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

stand back, gentlemen, and lat tie nn,d ra,s-
tAhr,l Ihr At hnne, md / lrt como T., sis,s.
Let all the world saY nlat thy an
About selling rht psed at hugh ptrcs,
John " iiaNi- IA thu mat
"Now hide yuot heal,, ,elttl, G'hcs"
! have sold within a lev days past lor Lawson Fer
guson Of buckingham. > hdds at a. 30 and go; tr
Josiah Ramsey ol rItlsYlYanla hha. al CSC; for Dan
irl Angie, Franklin. hld IA. tot liruJamIu Stcuaou.
llrdHrd. ! hind. Gle. III Saul Arlington. Franklin. |
hhd. $40. il 'i'los Barnett, Roanoke, = bids. Clio,
aud $50, beside, man, others al similar prices. Plan
tcts who wish rog,t HE yaiu, ol their !"''acco VIII 6od
II to their interest Ii 1--WE me a call. Ny best cXcrtlons
shall be used 10 obtain llah Prices. and my only charge
Willie 30 cents per hhl. lof selling. collecting aud pay M
over the proc, DDS. Ny Office is hep, at the housoo i
Mcs,rs. Il. I. ilnsley y Co. wlercl may always be
found, ready to serve CUSTOMERS III my way.
join H. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
ElGHIEE.N HG.ADBhD .L.NU FORIY-
1IREE,
&E'EsfE.'.'st E1HIsrEE5.

A = il may appear, II - Notwithstanding iTao. tha,
IA the subscriber, IN i}anl square, Opposite tho now
stone building q, noR ottHinP
NEW arlsEaG ~ SUMMER GOODS,
Ncarly all Of Wlleh can, aud viii hr Sold from fifteen 10
twenty FIVE Ter cent lpaff llaa al any former seasor.-
Ihi. stock Is alnos# fsNllltEIi NEW, and puruha.
scd within the last two weeks lie solclls an exaniIna-
ton Ly purchasers, feeling ASSURED chat all will be con
ylucrd thai Whal he says Is M humbug but really and
substantially true. Tie tpl9alug comprises a portio.
of his stock.
wool dyed black and col d. Cloths, Goln 81 SO 10 the
finest.
do do and cold. Gassinercs, from common to 6ne.
G@ambroon4 and summer C!otAb, from 81 cts. to tho n
nest quality,
liucn ahd Cotton billings. from 10 couts up,
Nloueln de- alurs and Iurrisunas.
Lawns and Pam eoaes, fr second mourning.
Fancy Lawns and i5trlslofl Glnghalns. all prices,
Manchester and Scotch Cingiiams, very cheap,
\ large STOCK Prints, llou .. .. s, TO- 2i and Is cis.
Amcucan Nanheens aud Cotton Gambroons, warranted
pure,
S,lk aud Cotton IIose and Half Hose. all prices,
Silk, Nd and Cotton Gloyea. all qualities ard prices,
SILK and Linen fanirle ilanheichieG, and Neck lice.
Black and cold six Mltis, from ~ cts. up,
l.adicb' Chcne aud SILK Gloves, new article,
Florence BRAID, Lawn and other Buunets. very ahesp,
Zrphyr, Worsled aud Needle ralDolos. good supply.
Black Italian checked Silk aud Satin Crayats,
Brown Cotlont, heavy stock. 41, at &! cents,
ljlcachcd Cotlons, flnll 3 cents 10 finest,
Cotton O1nahufas and German turiaps,
Blue aud brown Cotton Drills
Mexican Mixtures aud Hamilton Stripes,
Palm Hats, Umbrellas and Paasols,
Superior g~+lana. Spitll, field & Poayoe Handkerchief
Superior Satin, Nerino and Marscllts fcstinas,
~Erdticks, Apron Checks and Prnlteutiary plaids.
Jacouct aud striped Cambrirs and Aiuslins.
Iogetcr with stmust every article in the Dry Goods
way, which viii be sid most astonishingly law.
Apvl 10 sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
y Y MkBllE'T= May r.

Cotton is very doll. In fact we can hcar Of M -alos
al all. t,cncsco Flonr is Il brisk aud a litIIo dcarcr. The
sales atc At &i,G9a75s Ohio and Michigan are also a lit
tie better 1900 bu. Illinois Wheat via \. Orleans. sold
at 9jc. for the British provinces.
: orliug bills are !. with moderate demand for the
July dividend. and To pay for specie received.
The arrivals, OF Flour are large to day, from all direc-
tlons In,rp Than 2GiHD bills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

A > the best evidence the subscriber can possibly give
IN Ut his own .opiniDn. "a To The apryiogi,y ii the
Plall9 fortcs which he ofsrs hr sale; and a. order that
"ilrr5 may have an opportunity of testing the matter,
he proPose' 10 place Them upon trid IN the parlors Of
such persons as nay be DESTROYS of supplying themselves
VIII srticIcs Of the kind.
The POST ponelntlt Oh a positive purchase of any instre-
ineni "tIl'scs lpF n lew months. 10 give the diffeIeHs
makers a Tar iffsl, woald al least do the purchaser no
harm.
y llne addressed Ia the subscriber. at I Petersburg. Va,
would answer luH - goed q purpose every way as Il
PERSONAL interview" sisee he takes upon himself The risk
OF selecting aud guarantees III please in every respect.
\ large assortment always on hand. UPWARDS 81
three hundred have been snld by him. without ever GEL
ing q bad one - F..P. NASH, Petersburg. Ia.
ApnlG if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

T 'IlE subscriber (aI h4 old stand, near Poe's Tan
yald.) tls on uaud Il lot Of " AGsDNs ii allsl
A., laal t"ot sN horse, made Of good Timber and by
experienced Wothm,n. Also, "A good n4soaintnl a
PI.pl nlls. oil all SIZES. with wfau9hl shears. laid
aud Iululed with steel, warranted Ia Wofl well, all oi
" h,rll arc olI,fcd fr sale at ptrros 10 sui the tim-s.-
As1 repairing in NlIEElN RIGHTS YORK and
BlACkSAIGlIilNC dooo al s,ert uolice. with neat
neas aud i sfaeh. DAVID /. Rfl,,t"
My - VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
RICHMOND MARKET. Nay r.. 1913.

Uhcot Nome in market. and uuue coming in. Ias'
quotations: GO 10 81 cents per bushel, according toqualI
t,-Sl cents highest price.
Fot0 Some few salcs al 81 10 10 81 %.
1omrco Receipts ARE Increasing; no material change
IN prices, except tur Inc manufacturing qualities ol tic
new crop. We quote Iugs = a =. leai, common. 81
b: %mIddhng ~ a - good 4.a5.; iinc stenmnig and
manltaclurng scarce, and sells from 81 To 10, ~ in quail.
ily a few cNlra manufacturing hhds. have Joeen sold al
from SO To $il!.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
THE HARD MONEY MILLENNIUM.

We learn, from the Money Article Of the New York
Herald, thai the specie which has arrived in that p,ri.
since tho first OF January last, amounts To the sum Of
slo,3l7.S Sol; and that during the same ,criod. s. .O)0.
ooo arrived at New Orleans. and $1,000. 900 probably
al Other por''-mahlng 4 grand aggregate of about
twenty two aud a hall millions nf dollars. About e..
W",ooo more arc expected hcfaro The imports of the wear
close. I"l what benefit have the pcopIe derived from
tins influx OF The precious metals? Have they entered
INTO the channels Of circulation, giving an impulse To our
>IanSuIshlng commerce aud trade, AMI relicyi ing the in
o-o'e lness OF the pc pplc on have they constituted the
h'sIs d enlarged banking operations. from which the
same aInelIoraling aud invigoraring influences have been
experienced! Let us glance. for an answer. at a com
rarativc statement of the circulation Of the New York
Banks at the periods indicated below, together with tie
estimate other probable condition at this time, made By
the intelligent aud generally accurate writer from whom
VIC qsotc.
.Lhp 1872. Jnnuary 1913. May S43.
Specie. S.91S.S2S NI.219.jn SI3.O0O.oO
Circulation. 4 ,i6a, S5l 4,63l .3j3 5.OoO,OU
Thus while the specie. in The rnuHs Of The Bmks-and
1t had just as well. for all purposes of utility TO the pc,
ple.b DC IN the bowel. Of the earth whence it was exlrac
ted more ,l,an doubled. the issues upon il have
been almost stationary. And we imagine that the same
'ar' holds good in reference to most Of the existing hank
's institutions ri The country. if not all Of them, though
'oa less extent-caci Of them struggling to sustain ii sell.
"' afraid 10 discount paper. as is the ease With the New
AeTk baaAs, even with two and a half dollars Of specie
lhtheir vaults for every dollar of their nqisnts, ndinq.
1a'' is the boas'od Hard Money MlIleufdn' Lk6nE hlsll
oe people, dazaled, like the Isracli,cs in the wMo
ny the vision of the Golien CalC have heeniu ri
,t''Hp'r npon tile lessons of ex perlenceJ
Vie Wisdom of their lorrfatlers. TN M
mt 'old 7A'lls,' uader the spcious q