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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

The stockholders OF the Dauk. Ut vrru--.------
excluded from heir DirectotB, By large ma
jority. the name Of DR.. John BrockenbTough,
who has been the President Of thai Institution
for more than so years. The Richmond En-.
qairet 10 endeayorilig to make party capitsloui
Of he affair, although that print knows well thai
the Doctor was elected BY "Dsmocratiep votes,
one genllemAa alone Of that party throwing $50
against him, whilst he was sustained BY large
portion Of the Wing stockholders. The Enqulr-
81 refers 10 he fact, that almos, all the Banks
arc under the conuei Of Wing officers. and thinks
this could hardly be the result of accident II
might have occurred to the Editor that If there
are Wing officers, il must be because il is Wing
ssonty that they control and direct, and sefiainly
no one can objeetsto men managing their o,rn
resources according to their e0a taste and j1dg.
ment.
For ourselves, We rather regret thai the Pre-
sident Of the Bank has been elected : Is veil be-
cause We are not convinced tha, his removal was
necessary - because the act Is liable 10 misiep-
Iesentation. We have reason 10 knose.. that the
Wings generally ware less anxious for the sacri.
ice than their opponents land We know, loo.
that i could not have been effected By the Wings
alone.
The Governor has placed Dr. peterborough
al The head Of the State list DC Directors for tbs
Bank Of Virgins. The whole number Of Direc.
tors IS nine-6Fe By the private stockholders
and four BY The State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

EF0E Tues day the 10th, the Hon James
Buchanan was reelected U. s. Senator from
Pennsy lysnla, for six years from The 4th Of
March next.
A Convention was held 10 Harrisburg, on the
same day,which nominated him for the Pre.i-
dency. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

RAILRoAp hcclDnNT.-,Aa seeidani
occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road yesterday, between II and IL o.
clock at the North Mountain deep cut,
near fifteen miles from Cumberland, when
the train was on is way 10 this city. The
cause Of The accident was owing 10 ala ena-
bankment having slid down on The rail-
way. WHICH being at short curve. was.
no; perceifed in lime TO check The loco.
motive, and i wasr in consequence,
thrown off the, track. The engineer was
scalded. though not seriously, aud con.
siderable damage done ID The engine
None Of the passengers were al iii iniur-
ed, mgr were any of the passenger cars
thrown Oft. The Train was detained a.
bout i've hours, and arrived 10 Baltimore
about one O'clock this morning.
Baltimore Patriot. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
The contract is 10 commence early IN
the Spring. Winchester Republican.

There was much excitement at New Orleans
on the 5th inst.,i consequences Of the sudden
and mysterious disappearance Of Geo. b Ogden.
Esq. President of The Canal Bank The Plea
yune Of the 9Th says
He left bis house on Tuesday morning
last. about llo'clock, where be had been
engaged some hours about bis garden, and
remarked when he started that be was
going out 10 ride on horseback. Since
which time bis family have notseen him.
Z appears be was traced 10 Bach's Gar
sden,sin faubourg Bonlig1y, and was short
II afterwards seen riding up the river
road towards Carrollton on a grey mare -
Late 10 the evening themare was picked
up on the She'll Road, near The lake, Inc
bride dragging along upon The ground
and broken. I Search was made yesterday
in the swamps and along the lake, but
nothing was found Of the body nor any
clue TO the mystery. The search will be
resumed to-day. and BY reference 10 an
advertisement 10 another column It will
be seen That reward oil 500 has heen
offered for his body.
As matter Of course 3conieciure was
busy yesterday in accounting Tor TINS.
mysterious disappearance On examin- !.
ing bis accounts at the bank, as we were
informed lateglas evening, every thing,
was found straight, and the general suppo-
sition is that be was either throBp from
his horse and drowned In the canal Of
lake. or else murdered and bis body Sc
creied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

ez-Atkansas il seems is determined on re-
form and relrenehmenti in her expenses A bill
has passed both branches reducing The salary Of
The Govsrnor 10 $500. Secretary Of State TO
$500. Treasurer 70 $500, Auditor 10 $500. SUI
preme Judges $500, Circuit Judges $1,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

NJ Tie crysial Founp is The tile Or an ex-
seeding sprigh,ly and interesting Temperance
Journal published in New York City BY Burnett
4 Allen. a The low price of 81 PEI. annam.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

s The three Ms AIormonism. Mesmerism.
and ALillefism-,hs thrses ysriest humbags 81 he
Day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

e7-The Legislature Of Indiana has lost an
other member Of their body, b dsalh, ia the
person 81 Mr.. Dunbar, loco, ffors Jackson Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

INCREASE or ETRAyEI@- WelearnEwith
much pleasure, that the travel between
Staunton and this place Is likely 10 be-.
much increased. The Post Master Gene
raj, Il seems, has issued proposals for car,
rying daily mail between Staunton and
Winches.er. which Of course will afford
Ifacilitiesto the trayellers OF The west and
south west much 10 be desired II 81 bro.
poses, we believe. to run line of Stages
daily carrying the mail aud passengers.--
i viii pc seen at once that the travel must
be increased, and that ii viii add 1 new
impulse q our town. Persons residing Is
the south,western counties Who have
been in the habit of pursn;no aeo.sas
route TO reach The eastern sites viii -
drawn over TO The Valley Turnpste Rad
which is one Of the best infhe COUNT IS.
Travellers from the East too, will be al.
iracted by the new facilities afforded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Am tET AxoraER.-J. B. Psrrsaa, Cashier
OF the Citizens BabkIof New Orleans. has been
diseossted.o be a defsulisr 70 the tune Of ssh
III oil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
From ihs Rieamona Wig

RELIEF LAWS Those Who are opposs.
10 Relles Laws, are governed By the magic Of a
name, and hey create alarm with The creditor
class, BY using The Term Stag. Is Ihoogh ii we're
something novel 10 he code Of Virginia, and
striking Al the root Of conHaeis.
Tbs is an unfair way Of meeting he question.
Ia he Statutes Of Vrginia, there already erst
visions for aaying EXECUTIONS On small debts.
upon magistfases' Judgments, the defendant can
Stay The execution JoTly days by giving security
ior deni interest alc costs and The Forthcoming
bond system IS nothing more nor less than a siav
OF execution for The period Of sixig days-she
debtor giving securiyfoI The delivery Of proper-
~ OF The payment of The debt
member ofthe Heuser OF Delegates has given
notice thai be viii move, al suitable time, II
the provisions be not embraced ia he bills about
70 De reported. On elongafOn ofihe piesenl system
o. Staying srteniions-a measure which will In
tfoduce no new feature, and ia no wise shock
.ne pnoLie sehsoillties BY "impairipg the obhga-
ZION Of contracts His plan is ihis:
To reduce the commissions now allowed 70
lhe Sherifs upon forthcoming binds. and ID
make The return daysir naonthsI nom he date u
lhsexeeulien, instead Of szty days. as now re-
quired By law.
This will not impai: the rights Of creditors.
ner render their debts less secure.
IL will give debtors, against whom execution.
may be obtained a. The March and NAV terms or
me County Courts and the Spsine Superior
Courts, the benefit Of The hext crop Of wheat.
corn, and tobacco-abd il will lead 10 many com.
promises Of claims. thereby saving property from
the ruInous sacrifices which must ensue il put
under The hammer at ibis time
u viii hold out 10 the creditor class indues-
msnis 70 compromise and receive llpayment in
lnslaimen,s, instead Expressing Iheir debtors 10
insolvency, al q time when all The products Of
Ihe country are depressed in value il an unparai-
leled degree.
AZ 70 the probable injury predicted 10 The
OaTs fssbttt non Is
70 ray portion Of his Bank debtIifany he have.
and mainlain bis cIfdii with those institutions.
which, 10 turn, may help him in time OF need.
But, above all, you give him time 10 realize
ms own resources, which al last is bis best depen
dence, and you preserve to socieEy his energies
and his usefulness.
Rshg, in the nature and measure above stated.
has been already suggested as The right mode.
oy member from Jefferson, mir. GalIaher,)
ana We doubt nolsthe plan will command The
most serious constellation Of The House.
On wednesday, AR. Rust, Of Fauquier, Re.
ported bin from The special committee on Re-
let, entitled, "a Bin 10 prevent The sacrifice OF
Properly under forced sales.n IL is ssyalua.
non' Bill, and protects the properly or The Debt
or from being sold atless Than tyo-lhrds Of lis
value. -
There IS great coniratiety Oh opinion AZ 70
The best mode OF efecting The -obiect--but me
propriety3of afordihg relief 10 tame mode. a.
pears 10 be prevalent opinion with The Leeisla-
lure from what weican understand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

e5-Ths Treasurer Of the PhiladaIphis, VIII
mingtoa and Baltimore Rail Road Company is
reported lobe 4 defauI,sr 70 about sas 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

hEEt AND MISS FooTE These two
= s.aIk EYE came together. on the 3lst ult.
{ ~ ~ tu 's' Course, New Orleans. in
~ us laces heel. 70 The dIsappoint-
80 Y ner 'llenfs and enemies, won the
lame afierthe frst beat.
TIDdE--7 81; n 565: track HEAVY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Mr.. Wise, after threatening. before HE
meeting IF Congress. as is generally IN
derstood,s awful developments. took oc-
,casioh the other dayyin the House, to
nOfity the public that be intended to
POSTPONE the eclipss. until after the in.
peaedmeni Yety.well, Mr.. Bolts moves
the matter on which to produce The inn
peachnent, and lol and behold !: Mr..
Wise votes against she whole. proceeding.
and ass,sts y ereven! that which could
only brIpg aboatthe astounding slisclo-
sores with which he has labored 'for so
long Tune but, which. ., Is nov adtaitted,
are never 70 see the Lightly Calamitous
conclusion t--.alen Gazette. - = Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

DEATB or FRAncIs S. KEY ESQ
We regret to announce NE death "a Fan.
els s. Key. Esq, late U. - Distrtcs! 4 1.
torney forthe District Of Col1m bIsT which
took place in this city on "Wednesday
night. after Z few days. illpess, At the
ard Esq 10 the death Of MIR. Key, Ma
~ land has lost one Of her most gifted and
talented sons, and The cause Of Coloniza-
lion an early, sincere and jealous adyo.
cate. Mr. k. was well known as the au-
thor Of one ofour sweetest and most beau
tliul national airs, THE Siar.Spangled
BANNER composed whilst on board one
Of The British ships in an OFFICIAL capacity
during the memorable attack on Baltimore
in 1914. Baltimore Clipper,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

As the constitutionaIiiy Of the Bankrupt Law
has been questioned, we presume some action
will be taken thereon Immediately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

DrLAwARE -Ths firm lille State. We are glad
% perceive BY the message Of Gov. coaesr !,
free from The embarrassmetis ana d,aspi,ie.
VIII which hsF sister States are heir To- Her
situation may Be viewed as truly an essiable
one 10 speaking Of her financial sfTaifs. Gov.
G, says:
sour public 6naneies are still free from am
barraxsnents our surplus remains undiminEhed;
and every demand which has been made ii Inc
meantime upon The treasury Of The State has
been mel and discharged oureurrency. shoush
reduced. is slill perfectly sound our credit con
linaes unimpsired, and no impulalion Or saspi.
eion or political fraud or public clshoncrlrests
upon the faif fame Of our common wealth; +-and
every constellation cons9ixes 10 prove thai The
people Of cur State, as fafzas their condition is
affected BY The action Of their own imnedtaIe go
vernmeut, are still pre- eminenlly pruspefous and
happy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

e9-The supreme Court Of the United States
commenced lis sittings 10 washing,op, on the
9Th. The Chief Justice, and his Associates
Thompson, McLeans Baldwin, Wayne cairOD,
and Daniel, were 10 attendance. If.
Judge Story is recovering from his late sick.
ness, but is notaell enough 40 attend It's dslibe-
rations.
As the constitutionaIity Of The Bankfapt I.aw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

There were iii the Virginia Penitentia-
nv, on lie 30th Of September last. 2O5.
prisoners Of all classes namely I25
white men, "A white wanen, 66 colofed
men, anil 10 colored 5men i an increase
OF 10 over the. preceding year. On the
same day :here were 10 the prison. for
sale and transportation 81 slaves. 0fthe
male prisoners, l54 were natives ofI Vir-
GINA. Is foreigners, and 80 natives of
other States. Thirtyone 81 the males
were from 10 ID 90 years Of age. and 81
females. from II d 90; showing On unu.
sual prevalence Of crime amongst the
young, and affording another strong rea-
son forextending the blessings Of educa-
ton and a4strict moral culture 70 all the
INDECENT children of the State. There
were nine deaths in the.prison during the
year.-[B. .is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

I,will 81 Fscsiieeted that Ell labor ID he U.
3. Armorirs vas suspended for three snd hall
mon.hs, on he alleged ground, b. ahe Secretary
~ war. mai here yes no money 10 he Trea-
sufy uhsrsuiih 70 cou,inue The mannfteiure Of
afms. Vel, Il i. noe reported % Congress. that
,hsre Vas balance 10 ihe Treasury, on he IL
Of Jsauary, Of he appropriation made fer The
AFmofies las, year. Sef, bl65 35l The sum q
so 900 Tor repairs and improvements, and new
msehirery, Al springhsldg and so 600 for The
ssme purpose =, Hsrrtrs- Ferry. AID hat no
appropriation viii be needed for the Armorixs
for he half year ending the 30th Jane, 1919 -
what language can express the eonie pt that
must be fell By every honorable mind for the
miserable presafieatpr Al the head Of the Wsr
Deparlmensi Did re no. vanioaly and shame
l6lIy oulrsge ualh, 10 his replies 10 those who
ssked for infOrmasion on The subject Did be
no, hesftlessly deprive honest men Of The bread
provided 70. ahsm By Inc representatives. Or The
peoplei The Complaints Of The soiferers were
unheeded, aad their adsocaies dismissed with all
she insolence vhich-a hishsloned arisocras could
possibly exhibit;ye his worstssemy could moi
have wished bis hard heart Iiven BY s.ch blow
as tha, which has fallen upon Il. Itishoped
ina. he may even ye, Be nuxAs q feel as . man
entrusted with high and solemn duty oush' =,
feel.
In reply 10 inquiries on the subject, We leaIL
through Col. Taleott now a the head q re
ordhancs Department, "that orders were given
for the resumption Of work. TO limited extent
q the National Armories. on The FIRST q NO
vembes Ias,, and tina. the Report from me har-
psrs-Ferry Armory Of 3oth Nogemeer t.he ias'
reeeiyed) shows an aggregate Of z2l persons
then employed there
Il i bu, jus,ies4o Col. Tsleo't to say, that be
has ever exhibited laudable concern for the
condition 81 the mea al the ArmoIy, and that
be made I'll proper ezertions e have lhe work
resdmed with as little loss oflime as possible,
IN lhe estimates FOR the fiscal year from June
'5o,h, Ie43, 10 June 3oih, 1914, We end me fol-
lowing items;
of,be manufacture Or arms a, the National
Armories $500 900.
improvements a Ha'Psys. Ferry .frmory-
For aI,erinp and rebuilding boring shop al mus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

] = 8 4
The SoMERs AFrArR.-The N. York
Commercial Advertiser states that in the
United States District Court on Tuesday,
Mr.. Scoles, acting al counsel for and 10
behalf of Mrs, Cromwell, widow Of the.
man executed on board the United States
brig Somers, applied for warrant for the
arrest Of Commander Mackenzie, and
Lieutenant Gansevoort, With a view to
their trial on the charge Of wilfnl mpr--
der.
Judge Belts. on Wednesday morning
read q long and very able opinion on tie
application. which his Honor must have
passed large portion Of the night 10
studying out and writing He deEied the
application frsily,on the ground that il Is
exceedingly questionable whether The
civil Courts have jurisdiction Of the case.
and, secondly, because The present, At ALI
eyentssis moi proper time for such 4
The cese il. under examine
lion before. properly organized and ap-
pointed tribunal, BY which II will I'M
doubleday be dealt With as Justice shall
require; and It would BE exceedingly
iisresPeclful and Incorporated 10 say lie
east, for q civil Court to interfere WHILE
he action Of :Ilal iribnnsl II vel inspros
yresss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

THE DUznEssHs on TIL TIMES
- '--s 80. - 81. u. !.
!. 81. "a ~. -. -, 81 80 - : :
-. .s. 81. 49, 3 r-.-,,... s-,E.s..-
- ,.r's-,s.3.. ....,tI.s 3 -. r,.s,.- -,
-,..s,t;.- 4. 40. - q ~ .ss,s-
5000 ~ -. e $3.50. 4. $3.50 ~
en-. ~ diescn,,v "a M, - r.S..,,,. -
~, her .p,nor, - 49, - a. r.s,.., ',.....
ian ma, To- s. $780,, 49,.
We and.,ss.,s ~, .s,.7 -. -
,.- !. .,R. ,,,,,., 80 -, - i.
We, - her.,,;ss 80 ~, ~
s5u,s 81. 81 rsrs. ' D.. =. go 49, - g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

The reports 81 the Principals Of The tai
stitniions at Sihunton, are documents Of
great interest," and ought, il possible, ID
Sc in the hands Of every citizen. Of the
State. The new buildings intended for
the accommodation ofsshe unfortunate obx
iects Of the States bene6cepces are NOT
Yet completed the appropriations for the
purpose having fallen short even Of The
amount necessary fofone Of The buildings
The Professors, therefore. labor under
great Inconvenience vel their success
has been beyond al reasonable aniicipa
lion. Ia the Mute department there are
20 pupils, ofIwhich v are pay pupils one
pays ID part, and The remaining 81 Ire
educated entirely al the expense of the
State. The limited quarters preclude The
admission ofIany others, even those whose
parents are sble to Seiray their expenses.
Ia The Blind department there are 25
pupils, and they cost The State about $500.
each per annnm. Most gratifying sue
cess has attended this department. and )
flew instances mightbe cited which would
Excite universal qualification. The pu-
Epils Of bothAIdeparlments have not only
succeeded Nell 70 their literary exercises
but have accomplished wonders ii The
way 81 hanAierail work, They have more
than paid Tile expenses Of their workshops.
and are abla to make q profit upon their
work, Notwithstanding two ihirdsTof their
thine are dsso,ed to musical and literary
Iinsiructic6Ior the Emutes.
! A strong claim is presented for further
Legislative aid; and We do not well see
lhow suchIIa claim can be disregarded, i
s The meu, baFsl should give the subject the
Iattention Which il seems to deserve. But
!. the times ase peculiarly inausplcious fol
Imuch OF sn expenditure and the feal
is that under the feelings Of caution now
so prevalept, serious injury may result d
these noble Institutions, whichlshould be
objects oftespecial pride 10 vitginia
Il tits thoughtthaf by making proper
lsnlareemanf Of The buildings, North ca.
EFolina maN be induced 10 Tier her Mute.
land Blind in the Virgini Asylum, ans
, thereby ave much Of The expense neces
s sary for the erection Of an Institution D
!. her own.El I Winchester Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
S3O,5oO

fhxAso Remsrksri Il Is stated that SHE present
boring mill is too low between The floor and cell
ing, and TOO marrow in consequence OF which
the shop is dark and badly ventilated, and the
machinery il muchcfamPee.
New machines for stocking and cutting are
wanted; some to replace those worn out, and
Others for new operations.
The turning and boring shops at the rife fac
tory sre In vfe.chsd condition, and unfit for
such purposes. The forebay bf the ll:-hammer
shop isin ruins, and requires renewal.
The new mechinery will be required in case
ether rides than Hall,s palentaFe required 10 be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
Things In PhiIadeiphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pu1LApELrHIA, Oct. lS-P.

PY1liprIrHIA, Oct lS-P. VI.
&C. Your valuable paper Of to-day has been more '''
eagerly sought after. It's mammoth appearance e1ces ad
ma.iou the energy and enterprise displayed In the esao
lishment In honest truth, the New.f oIk rloant is iAs
gaining the favor OF the Wings OF PhiiadsPha NO paper
!, III. public news rooms looked al with more aSdty
Nlc4oLA, BnpLEi pleased 10 STATE that 'e hti'h
o this once distinguished citizen OF fenns!i'dn.'
v improving and ta, he will be enabled IN iew DAYS TO
leave his
FROM s1gRk. LEosr,-rhe schr. Cahleen' CaP'' iay
lor, aTri' ed this morning from S'aino'a t'A'l
Leone dates 70 the lst.
The ONLY item. of importance could learn weIe .ne
c.p,ure Of two or three sayers the Coast ana hs
Al B,,hf.urst on the 9th August OF MI seaSfan' ''e
re,por of ambi, The L. reports 10 Ne'Tf oS 'ess'
Surccr,yc-Johu Jopes-not him OF the " ar otice
has been arrested for smuggling Cutlery boadc9t anu
about fv pound, Of Sewins-Siik on board the
Shenandoah, which has just arrived rom =, 300
value Of the articles smuggled amounts TO apout
This morning the Mayor handed John over TO the u''e'
States Authorities ph;,,1sI.
Ths exhibition of the franklin Institute, al the fh'adei
nh;s Museum surpassed thing of the KIND nave e's'
The rooms have been visited to-day by large
R,lr,sEp-Alorton, the man implicated with Case III ,
N. late lorcsrss upon the Farmers and Mechanics anu
Ph.depha Banks has been released in $4,000 bail Oase
was released $1,000 and ran away-'orton VIII 90 ''
Ors W,Rx,r,-The business Of the week thus far ma;
besu only 10 limited extent. The receipts OF Flour and
Grain are light but prices steady Small sales OF fsh
Ground aud old stock Flour have taken place at 81 Tor e
former and 25 for the latter. The holders on Broad street
are asking 50 al 81! for choice brands Rye iouf IS
rather scarce at 81 Gas Com Meal is quiet, and holders
.re willing to realize at s. o2E per bbl -ooo
Wheat continues in good demand Sales oi about 'oo9
bushels have been 90 % cents for Penusy a
90 cents for good Southern Rye So 81 for PENN 81 o.
for Southern. Corn has been in request with light
80 is offered for Penn round, and 90 sic ior nat
IS 40 for Southern yellow, and 40 cents or white
In Cotton there but little doing Prices are without
change
Provisions are In fair request a, former pr ices
srocK MARxEr.-There is something OF steady ouS!'
ness now going forward in our Stock Market which indl.
Gates TO Be- OF an honest wholesome character That mad
spirit of speculation which existed beyond doubt lew
weeks since has vanished and and security have taken
its place To-day the transactions were TO medium extent
with trifiing variation prices. State Skies ne")
firm at 6s.; do. do old at 65} Penns! ivana
Baak sold at l69; Girard at s.; Schuyk Navigation at
g. CITY Gas Skies went mp to los. Camden aud Amboy
Loan sold at 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
Correspondence of the Boston Tim.s
WAsuIaorns nn,oh.r

WAsHiaoros, October IL lS43.
Several removals have taken place in the Treasury aud
Departments during the past week and two have
occurred by death MIR. Burr, formerly of the NewYork
Whig now OF the Land Office has been appointed Secretary
OF one OF the Territories Wisconsin believe and Mr. Ho
brook recently OF the Hartford Comm Eagle and Patriot
was yesterday appointed by Mr. Spencer the place vacated
by Mr.. BUR-, in the Land Office.