Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-17

| Nev Financial Scheme.--A correspondent, il
Washington whose occasional letters have giver
hints of coming events, or hints which seemed &c
prevent certain Contemplated acts, writes TO US
as follows Phil u. S. Gag.
/ Mr.. Spencer has grand scheme Of finance
and circulation on foot, TO issue ten millions oil
Treasury notes, all Of $50, all redeemable a,
different banks in the large cities, which are to
! be made deposi, banks. The plan is fixed and
settled and il is intended q INT agans,
a United States Bank by giving circulation 10
the country 10 the form Of their notes. Genera!
importance is attached to j, by the Cabine, as a
political move, and il will probably be the nu-
ceus which 10 build q great political mach Q
| embracing discounts and exchanges, &c.
| Mdssachusetn--Th ma GRITTY Of Daniel +.
King Wing, for Congress, in the ID district, over
all other persons, is So votes.
| The Wing State Convention at Worcester on
the 7,h inst. nominated the Hon John Davis for
the office of Governor. He however declined
They then, with great unanimity, nominated tho
Hon. George y. Briggs, Of Berkshire county, for
Governor, md Hon. John Reed, Of Yarmouth,
for Lieut.. Governor. The election takes place in
November.-B0H. Pat.
At the PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, on
the 9Th instant, there were 1850 beef cattle at
market; lO2 Ohio, (of which 4O6 for New York }
Sales were made a. Al to 81; extra 6a6A; 50 left
over. Cows and calves-360 q. market; sales
were made q, Sl3 TO 1922, and extra $50
Springers SllaSlS; dry COWS SoaS9. Calves
were sold at SlaSl so; extra s2,5o by live
weight a, So TO S2,75. Hogs--3S3 offered,
sales al Al 10 a.; extra ii --l75 went 10 New
York. Sheep--l3JO at market, sales from S so
aS2; extra SlaSi,5 80.
NEGRO ISsURREcTroI The last arrival a,
New Orleans from Havana, brings report Of
another instruction among the slaves on the
island This appears to have taken place on tho
south side IN the vicinity Of ST. Jago. The re-
port in the New Orleans Picayune says:
From accounts, the plot appears 10 have been
much more extensive and deeply organized than
the outbreak at Cardinas. some five or SIX weeks
ago. and much more desperate and bloody in its
execution. A large number Of planters, with
their overseers and families, were the hnpless vic
tins Of the Infatuated blacks; considerable prop
er,y also DESTROYED.
So important was the intelligence, from its as-
founding report Of the loss Of life and property,
well as the extent Of the plot Of the insurgents,
that the Admiral of tho port, General UlIon, i'm
mediately despatched q man Of war steamer TO
the scene Of riot, and orders also given for
a frgnte, two briggs of war, and another steamer
to follow with troops, without delay. These YES
sells were all to sail by Wednesday, General Ulloa
going 10 command Of the expedition.
The yellow fever was prevailing, but MS yet II
mas nht Cfu@eu dHJ CouCetu dtuong tLo
people. The rniny season was just setting in.
SHAD.-Tbe 9Th day Of the present month is
the last day of the season that shad is permitted
to be sold in the city Of Philadelphia. The city
ordinance imposes fine of $500 for every shad
sold after that day.
Brr BY AN ALLIGATOR. Tho Mayor Of Port
Leon, Florida, while out sporting on the 18th ult
ventured into some tall grass on the margin of
river, aud snapped by 90 alligator, which lac
Grated his thigh. The discharge of a double-bar-
rel gun released his hold, and the sportsman es
capped.
Within the last few weeks, We have seen sew
eral fine Shad taken from the Ohio River. The
Hartford Couran, thinks that the Shad must be
-crazy" to come to tho Ohio through such muddy
stream es tho Mississippi. Those that we saw did
not seem TO be particularly crazy, though they
Sere certainly in ,sine.-LouisriHeJ Journal.
Over twenty thousand dollars year are paid
by grea, Britain in annual pensions to what are
styled "Americen loyals,s-those who took sides
with tho mother country 10 the revolution.