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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

N RHyU,Arisn can be cured by Hewe's Nerve and Bone
LHae9. and the nd Vegetable tSir an} o9 on d"qPs
who have bean cure by tsm To be found at q Court
and ONN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

QNM WATCHES! WATCHES ,-Ihr MTee.i
most splendid assortment of Watches IL The cir,
Is a = be found a. me .pb.crbes Hes .an,y re-
newe sy. from the manufacturers in England Franc. AMI
Smit1ei!anl an selling them a: re,a s much les,
$40 % 25 EACH Watches aud Jewry exchanged bought
All Wateles warranted TO keep good ne or the money
turned Watches, Clocks and issey resi ed Ia The BEST
manner and warranted, lower q an az any o'hs lace
6. c ALLEN, lmposter Of Watches and leaetry,
rnYl7is wholesale aud retail ~ w assstt up salfs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

10 The weekly Tribune for the present week
may be obtained this morning This number contains another
of the beautiful Letters from the Tribune Correspondent in
Itay contrasting the Ladies of Italy with those of New
York. Also Letter from another correspondent in Ireland,
giving description of the Giants Causeway; also, Attempts
A, Poetry Criticism Review Of certain Poetica Works;
Letter from Thurlow Weed with Bishop Hughes description
ola Storm Sea; Notes on Democracy, By Democrats Free
Trade aud Land Taxes: Reviews and Literary Notices; For
eign News. and several columns of Domestic News Mr.
Ciays Speech being presented with pair of American
Blankets Ladies' Fair kentucky; Election Returns;
Editorials The Wing Candidates for Senator, Treachery
Unluasked Democracy and O. A Brownson. Notes the
Midwest More abou! Brass Kettles and the Journal OF Com
Trade Of the City and Transactions GRAM Flour Cotton,
Provisions, Iron, sc. sc.
~ TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is Literary and CONNER
ca well Family and Political Newspaper and contains
Is columns OF neatly prated Subscription pce 81
per anuum: single numbers G: cents. OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CoyGHs, CorOs, AsTnM, 4. 81 bleeding : At II the Lunss
ths Chest Lungs and Liver viii be cured by DR.. Lar5ors
Extract OF Lupsworf when all else falls One trial will cor
plants TO be found 1t 2f Cortlandtstreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

~ To Consunrt.xs Persons and all those troubled with
Weakness Violent ugh, Whoopng Cough Bronchitis, &c.
we woud recommend your notice Dr. Bakss Cough Pan
acea medicine wtch for the ,me has been before the
nn medicine yet dscoyesd Weheve published certificates from
persons who testify having been saved from ON the Gayf when ,
lowest state OF ssakuss and debility yet there Of
whom within fogI weeks after commencing The use Of Dr.
any who have doubts ia Mr Br9ndage, No. 100 Clinton
sys Ann sullivan Q First ST. s,y Richard Willis No 2}2
len, is9 Broome ST, Jain Fogle II Nlme,ta ST. Mrs Brown
r3NuIray ST. MIR taham Laurence, No. 70 West Broad
way ar great many Others whose can De AT tbs
Aency No 2S6 Bowery and FOX sale also al l39 Fulton
BROOKLYN end in Newark Trppe 293 Broad ST. Pace s.
per bottle jc four for hTee dellarS IT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Manufactured and for sale by FH TRoWBRIDGE,
o27 2weodis 2lO Water street
G5= College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
The Winter Session of the College Of Physicians aud Sur
o'clock wheo Address will be delivered by ALEX AN
DER STEVENS, NJ d. President of the College. Mem
pu5 are tGess to III"
On the following day theegar lectures OF the College
will commence.
j. B. Beck, IL D. on Ni4teria Nlellca.
:; TSrrsy T, n NJ p ?; 2" q cneg'is.[y on .n,,ya,
w Par err NJ. D on Surgery.
c. Il. Gilman, NJ. D., on Obstetrics
numbsr of Lectures vi be- delivered by the President
The President WI be IN attendance from 10 II o'clock,
daily such Medical Practitioners Students
NAV desire see him.
their know any Of the branches Of Medicine ese
caIly in Practical Anatomy and Operative Surgery, will
have the utmost IA ~ililirs afforded them.
To Surgeons Of the United Stats Army and Navy the
Halls OF the College are at all times open
College of Physicians e. Crosbyst, Oct 25 lSi3 o21 5s
E UniXersity Of Neyv7Yorh.-UNlyER IN; 7, R;
day, October 3o and will be continued daily IN the follow
ing order:
-G sisenes MSseT o Modem Il SGs sHsery with the
value Of relative ", Ana.omy y TO the Surgeon
Prof, REV ERE, Tuesday. at o'c ock, p NJ.
suhject-on Homeopathy and other modern ranscendena
49, Prof PAINE, Wednesday, at o eloeh, P. NJ
sutiect-O IN he importance Of Principles in MEDICINE
Prof BEDFORD. Thursday at o'clock, P. NJ.
Sulect-Obstetic Science; lis Importance and RESPONSE
Prof PATTIsON, Friday, at I o'clock, P. NJ.
Subect-The interest and importance of Anatomy:-i!lus-
trated Dy general view Of the circulation Of the blood
Prof. DRAPER, Saturday, al o'clock. 7. NJ
Subject-The objects and progress of Modern Organic
Chemistry.
The Profession and the pqbc generally, respectfully
on eoitNi G. s. BEDFORD. Secs of the Faculty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE c E

CouRr CALENDAR Friday-SuPERIoR Court.
Nos 10 % 81, 80, "a, s, is, ls,4, SO.
c,scuIr CouRr-Nos IA, 81, 65, 90, 100, lo5 e6 lO7
INA 1Ge no. 49, lls, ll4 is, 2, 10, O. e5 lol 49, go
io4 los, lo3 :, .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
First Division New-YorI State Artillery
DIVISION ORDERS

DIVISION ORDERS.
NEw-y oRX, October 20 l84S
THE Office Of the division are invited 10
=. ~mbe IN full uniform Artillery Dfl Room Cen;ra
NJ ke. ON MONDAY next a, half past O'Clock A. NJ pre-
e;,al :. for the purpose Of calling upon MARSHALL
Rrp. RAND and accompanying hm upon his visit the
IN. and Forications m the Harbor and the Navy
Yard w o''F' MAJOR GENERAL sASDgoRD.
= wv. -monE Division Inspector
FIRST pp,e 'ADE x. YORK STATE ARTILLERY.
ni>'' BRIGADE ORDERS.
Nrw-YoRK, October &c, leI3
10. osdsr is promulgated for The inloma-
ne above 4 of tbs Brigade. BY order of
N'u 0' 'hc 'ince'S BROADER GENERAL HUNT.
II ~ pr,,, RI. ,dier Ma)os and Inspector.
FIRST BRlGApE tLJGHTl n,lS:I AoRsh AhI'LLEfA .
BRlGA DE oEOESs
Syv.Yoqx, October 20, 1913
The officers of this Brigade will asselo. 70 compliant
wnh Division Orders Of this date BY order oi
BROADER GENERAL sIohM''
RoarRr gRowx, Brigade Major and Inspector.
SIXTH BRIGADE n. y STATE ARTILLERY.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEw-YoRx, October %, 1913.
In compliance with Division Orders of this date the ON
Gers Of ths Brigade will assemble therein deete Dy OF
celof BRIG. GENERAL GEORGE F. Mehhie.
JAMES PHALEN Brigade Major and Inspector OK 81
U Photographic Likenesses, by the Daguet.
ieop Process, 2s Broadway (cornes Pars place. by Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

P,Lps-Hays Linment and LIus Balm of CHINA are war,
ran,ed 10 cure any matter how bad or the moEe VIII
be returned To be found 81 Cpurandt street. d&w
90 Last l,ay of the Great Fair at NiblO's.
THIS DAY, Friday, Ocl.27 1913, NarSd BERTRAND, tAe
lustrious freud oi NAPOLEON with his Suite Will visit the
Far az O'Clock in the forenoon. b. appointment.
Governor Bouck and Suite Will also the Fair the
time By appointment. tcith0ui r.gGrd 20 ,rsdtt.r
Marsh Bertrand VIII be IN the Garden hour.
Military and other music, Premiums awarded Adlress
Sr during the day aud evening IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Four of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
is opposed health but will purify the blood that disease
such as as.ma aPoGeT bursting Of oosd vessels Or indeed
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the Medicine,
Wholesale and reail:-Nos 28S Greenwcsreet NewY
No 1893 Tmont-street Boston; and No 69 RacesEeet PHI
lalephia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

T." The Rev. Henry w. Bellows is now de.
Iyeg Course OF LecuTes on the Distinctive Doctrines Is Of
Broadway pear Canal The third Lecture will be delivered
Sunday evening" Oct % O'clock Seats free o2 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

g5- John Bur1elI, Dentist, 362 Broadway, corn
raberace) would notify his patrons and the public that he
has abandoned the practice Of his profession some have
reported having his old place III Chambers street, but
sill continues his business In all lis brnches o27 2wls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
W. II. DAVIS. % Whi,est,eet

--.,~ TO THE PUHLIO- w htreas Os-
= bor, Little Of 20 Fulton street have aS
II a yertised CongeTs Edge Tools for sale and
Il "a and the impression has gone abroad thar ,hec. @
- " arr of rny make. and whereas tie ssiS *
horn Ii,tI- are unwilling said erroneous irn,T-s
b a,ing tie whereabouts OF he real maker heS.fnrs
30 apdsceive ny friends and the public genera would
mTIy state that tools be had only no 80 Auornsy.
ei supply mar always be had liberal discount 10 dsa
e,s and in future will be stamped Conser ~ "a A,fona
street oZ5 3In' JOHN CONGER, New.Yorl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

COTTON SAIL nUCk-Nos to 10 heavy 40
y inch Canvass for Tapanlins do go 70 inch for Paper
Feug do. 20 to 10 inch Cotton Baggng also Galn and
-'''N' - BRiNCKERHoFF, FOX s PoLHEMUs.
o,yic Pine .ttprt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

BOARDING AND HOTEL.-ExrRA- -Nanhat-
~ House, (near Broadway and the Park 6s Duane-s
will receive few you So per week and gers 80
per day Several young cergymen perm in
and applicants be gentrc and Of uuexcepton bic
oo@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

. l.. u A. STUART, 2S5 Gre, nwlcl!, corner
IL, Of fChambers.stree,, constantly manufacturing by
&C. Of superior quality suitable for the Southern rkt
This Ca d. being made from Re med ar. will ke, N
gar. OF lmis
~ C. WRIGHT u CO.'S AMERICAN STE Ell
~. PENS The usual objections which have been m,de to
paper obviaed by neaU mode Of burn hing H. points,
rendering ITEM proof the bres OF the PAL
Thsy made of different degrees Of elasticity all
classes of W tiers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Sold BY the Stationers geneally p.al-rs SUPPLIED by
}. L. BARNET CO. l67 Broad/Say
o25 &ti,@ Agent, Tor the Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

pEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAKS &c.-EMra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frock Sacks &C. Also,
and medium qu y Cloth Cloaks for sale a, 23 Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
Ol3 stt WN tENNJNGS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

D~ Inflammation Of the Brain is known BY flushed
couptenance redneS Of the eyes, Intolerance OF light, dis
tubd sleep wa,chiuEess, headache, derum, and other dis
lre.sing complaints.
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills always certain
BODY those stagnant humors which, hen floating the
raj circulation, the OF determination rush
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

lMpERiAL THeEE PLY CARPETING, ,as TO ls.pryd
yIESSEJlAN u M IA s. STAlR CARPsIING, all pices.
N00' ~ ASDERso%W W T555s posBs 30 90 B;w.tI1 '. " yd'
o2i lmsr he frat Came, 8 ore aboy, H,,ter ,t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

g NGLE GENT LEMkN or gentlemen and their
Swve be accommodated with pleasant and board
n01a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

L'AMlLY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
i Wilton, Fairfield Co. Ct-The number Of pupils is Ii
mitpd 90 The next term will commence Nov. st Al m.
of Oct by calling the Rev d. Newell Editor Of the his
an mily Msizne l32 Nassau-stree where Also circulars
may any time be obtained.
/
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scar CT ,vsts Hand
kercie Gloves, Susp-ndes Hosiery, Under ests Draw.
rs Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. at prices which oe,
Inducements purchasers ivlS sf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

WANTED PAkTNEk-aH active man-to
w take an interest in profitable office business worth
$1,000 per $500 cash will purchase interest Ap
ply at IS Liberty street, front room. 50 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
oImsted's Patent Anthracite Stoves,
C II u Il C II Il S

HALLS, PARLCRS, STORES, NURCERlES,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

n.
Part l. Thu History and Exposition of the Doctrine of
Catholic Untv; H. The Moral Design ofCathoIic Unity
Ill The Doctrine of Catholic Unity apulsd 10 the Actual
State of Chrstendom 10. APPLETON s. co.
ops 3tis 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CHEAPErT CARPET LSTABLInHMENT
Mn THE UNITED STATEs-No. 90 Bowe-y-AN
DERSON p BIS now offer lh~ir whole stock Of suIQ.
CarIet,qg Brussels, u ted aad Wilton Arar,h Rug rans
parent Wuaow h,des &C. all Of wich having purcha.
lower than any other establishment th. city by the piece
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
SgETCH OF THE PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL
"i'' GCJr[CF

NEW EDITIONS OF CHARLES LINN, or
Y How to Observe tbs Golden Rule with other Stories,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

WANTED IMA1EDIATELY--l5o or 20 first
w Cloth Cap makers, to whom constant employment
will be ven None but those accnstomed 10 the very best
work need apply at WATSON'S, I5i Chatham-st.
OF 3ts o. at rooms corner Mulberry-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

TAhE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, the lady
tllt gve gfomonon future and what past,
b. at No EOS Elizabeth doors from Houston
near Bleecker tl the last Of October only, th she will
leave the City. 500 ins-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

ad ton this Guard duty. there Is immense deal
fatigue duty be fcrisruc sud stcn ol the lnoe
mensl aud hboricn- kiad AL who arr conv.rssnt with
the Guard or 10 duties. know that nothing could guarantee
the safe aud faithful performances of the services required
bat the rigid discipline. Would Cadets submit 10
such discipline IL = avcrred by the friends oi the scheme
that they would aud West Point and Lexington arr appeal
cd sustain the position. We have shewn that the du.
ties n thosc Institutions totally different from what il
must necessarily be at the Arno and there
there the necessity to such discipline either place
the Amoniti is true that there aTe great many things
made offences al those places ocnecs here
the punishmentS disapprobatOn marks severe aud
real punishnicns here. IL should always be borne
mind, TOO, that htre Wi De this essential between
Cadetsat West Point and Cadets Richmond aud that
difference regards their willingness submit punish.
ments this-hs there, they, those Of them who hold
ont u the end viii receive the reward for which they have
long been ioing, and Ter which they have brookvd MANY
indignss, submitted many acts of oppression and suf
tvrcd many priyatons. All this however Is borne and
sometimes with chcerulnc-, because they buoycd up
with the almost certain hope o gaining last the great
Ject tor which their young and prond hearts have been
pantirg-a commission in the United States Army How
will 1t be here What incentive that ct acquiring
most imperfect educatonif, indeed, will attempt 10
show before take leave Of the subject, he gains any sdu
cation nj a-wil the Cadet have here induce him In
perform such aboouS n,enia and disagrceah
duties performed by the C;uard-nonc whaicvcr
but, the contrary, he will have AN inducemen, in the
latter part OF his service rebel against authoriivfor
which expulsion will be the only efficient punishmen-and
b. which expulsion he will free himself from the dsarreea
bic and OneroUs duty Of yoars service as n teacher of
under which Cadets viii be placed here far from, being
identical smilsr-arc directly antayonisiic 10
those which prevail West Point We will continue the
subject in another number. ROANE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
ny L-ssr SroHT-s .u,,y.
y. Y. MONEY MARKET-cry NJ,

The interest the debt of the State of Pepr:,lrt 4,
again due. and is again unpaid. This adds anoh ;,i
OF dollars to the amount already owing by the Sa,c rb
Legislature OF the State has rs ye; made NO mr. ys =.
Met ae interest aceuniulaing it, debt which In si,,.
so Old 80 wealthy aud populous Pennsyyania in
the highest degree, disgricefu Taxation which rms, h.
resored to, is put OIL and put or while all tho Will, d.
debt of the State is increasing. NV
Mobile funds have received qaiie shock to-day and ~.
selling at2O per cent discount This il owing u, ,..
csi'ed from Mobile which that confidence in Inc nm;
OF the bank Is very much impaired.
The takers OF the United States Loan b,v. o,o,.d -
piee ut - per cent premium, and decline sale even
at that '''' 'eh
MARKErS-Feb 2
fLoCH ~ very dull at437 for Gsnesee Micbg,, c,h,
ana Troy; New Orleans 25 l25 All Southern 1. dnn
Geogeown Petersburg, Alexandr ch,uond conn,,y -
fmadelphis, rnnge as low as 1 10 1914 ~
CoTToN-The sales IRE about 100 hale. =. H. -,
price, steady from q to 1ie. aay una
BEESWAA-FuithcT sales at 2Ss2s1-
CpFt Et-sieS by auction Of l0iU bags Rio s,isb,,,
damaged at C.l7ic. on lime ''' ''sn'V
FEATHERS-SAlea Of Live Geese nj pc
GRAlN-Thc supply OF Wheat 10 yery email and ali =,
store Flour Is dull that Miers viii moi Law in nn
stocks Corn has fallen to soc. weight rive J,Il 80
plenty, saes at Sac. Oats, Northern dull Al ,ho
ssl0c. Ship Stuff l3al4e 'N
OlLS-Salcs Of shore at $3.50.
fRO'iSlONS-Thcre j. a liItle more done in Po,t
but price, very low. N'
Substituting sales OF Clover at G a CO Ror,h
Seed IL lower sales at s., So cle.n SO so
TALLoW-Abuut 1000 lbs. Phladelphis. rendered
79c.-N y Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

The counties in facsare those only which change position
and the substitute vary from the scheme of the Com
muee his substitute adopted, striking out Patrick
from the 18Th District and attaching to the 3rd District
of the Committee, in the place Charloie-yvhlci is
turned adritt-a wandercr upon the world.
When the Committee rose, the following amendments
submitted by Mr.. Powell, OF A., were pending:
Take Norfolk Borough from 5t District and attach il
~ lst District.
.. Take Petersburg from ls District and add it to the
Cd District.
3 Take Cumberland from I'd Dislric, and add it to the
18th District.
4. Take Amherst from th District, and attach i, to the
9Th District.
.. Take cupeper from 9Th District and attach i, to the
glh District
6. Take King George from 9th District and attach it to
the sth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
MR. cLAr.

Mr. Cray had decided 10 visit Mobile but had reinquish.
ed apparently, 1t he entertained any Of ahng
Georpia in his route. The Charleston Courier says:
Mr.. CLAy-we regret toperceve by the following ex.
tract from the Lost Macon GeO usssnger that there
lite no chance Of witt from Mr., CLAY thu, city.
his il tho 20 be- aineElod, from the turn that 20.
litca have been recently taking may have been
particularly oppOrturS that 1Ir. Clay should have mingled
with people and plrlken Of their Inequalities For
verify believe that If fs in giving the Presidency
the great Etatcmnu Of Tie South, few South Caroni1ns
would be found unwilling take "a brave, bold gallant
highinindcd man If genassuch man, FOR instance,
HEyHY CL,y" pc their SECOND choice.
"Mr CLAY has written ~ the Hon. W. G. Dawson, and
informs him that b u be- out Of HE power - extend his
visit Georgia IL will reluctance that be accepts the in
vitaon Of the citizens " Mobile from which place he
for Kentucky in the d week tOgrert prcpa.
rstons being made for his reception by a parties
well in Mobile u the several towns the Mississippi,
who expect 10 be hono,d by call from him biz
home"
The reception Of Nr. ClAg in Mobile will b. such one
as b. was contemplated rive him hercuno without die.
jncion Of party. we 5boin the fooWing generous notice
from lic the Mobile Rssisisr, democratic Journali
I'VE have been requested 10 give notice that public
meeting r The citizens will be held NJ the Corinthinn his
afternoon ai O'Clock, make arrangements Tor the reocp.
ton o the Hon Henry CLAY, his contemplated visit 70
our city We trust the uec ting will be generally attended;
and certain Tint democratic friends will cordially
embrace The opportunity Of uniting with their political oppo
nenis w rendering The hoPaes VI the city pa gentleman
who though differing NiG them in political opinion, has
occupied distinguished place In the history Of the
~, for more thnn thirty years"
Mr. BEsros ha. ayaIcd hmself Of he occasion n The
Oregon bill, 10 his formidable attacks upon Mr. Web
and the Webster aud Ashbuuon Treaty We propose
AZ early day, put the reader in possession Of hs views
Of that Treaty, especially establishes the North Fact
ern and Aorh Western boundaries u the y. States.
Gov. MoasEtn,o Of North Carolina, j. celebrated By tho
English pspcrs Tor biz high ground against "Repudiaon"
TIE friends II Mr. Calhoun called to asscmblo al
Nor'ok, Saturday evening The Calhoun ball y rolling
and behooye. toe vanics be the alert the day
Lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
Cabinet Tairigues..

The distinguished correspondent OF the L. 5. Gazette
writes:
IL is whispered in circle, here that Mr. Webster is
endcuvorng 20 unite his friends the North with the abu
uonis and anti-nasons and with party formed Of these
materals, take mp man, candidate for the
Presidency, with the view Of defeating Mr.. Clay. Judge
Mclean would be his but for the fact that lac has
quvOcay expressed his desire to Mr. CLAY Precedent,
Gov. Clss he take, much he has expressed
openly, his disupprobaon oi the Treaty Of Washington.
He may Try Mr. Mclean II any such scheme be on 10 d.
will be attempted 70 he carried 10y Of the Wing
National Convention The plot will be get Mr. Clay
iected, and Mr.. Webster's nominated. hope how
ever, there is truth in this surnisc The Wings can u
mite upon but With him their candidate, they
will be vctOrous;-yyh any other, defeated. need not
this distinguished individual his will rise to the
lips OF every Involuntary
OLIVER OLDSCHOoL.
The idea that Jno. Mclean would supplant Mr.. Clay
before National Wing Convention, s ridiculous. The
game played the Harrisburg Convention will never be
repeated with success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
lIonsv and the Times.

The hopes which created by the taking of the b,
lance OF the Loan by the New York capitalists of return
Of confidence and better times. appear have faded al
mos, they bloomed. The Philadelphia Evening
Journal, well informed print, SAYS
1.-The balance Of the loan by the Government Of IN.
United States, was taken by few capitalists New York
toward the close OF the Last week This circumstance il
that elated the spirits Of New York neghbors; led
1ge operations IN State stocks und advance Of prices
The prediction that business generally had revived was
made simultaneously with these operations. One week has
elapsed all these presages proved to be
visions Stocks have ruccdcd and the brilliant homes
prospects CT Yesterday, "a il have vanished All WINS
but mpmentay impulse, arising from too sanguine hopes
and speculative dispositions"
II IL dishcarteGing arrive the conviction which il.
nevertheless fear but well founded that the return
OF prosperity Is Yet placed great distance and that
years OF paralysis must inst be encountered BUTT is
and in e end less painful, believe this melancholy truth
and to act upon it, than indulge hopes and 70 incur
dsappnntinsnts. The work Of destruction reouires
but short time tor its acconpshmcnt-tha of rebuilding
and restoration IL the tedious labor Of years.
What is still required lay the foundation of national
resuscitnton' The same paper answers.
''rhe country is yet in a state OF perfect psralvs.-
Things are yet in unsettled condition. There must be
general equalization of prices. The prices of labor must
correspond with ihus" nj products; then prices with those
which the SURPRISES will command abroad. The currency
must become uniform throughout the country aud be csa
ished permanent basis The prices OF real estate and
rents must be governed 10y the of the circulating
medium with which all the exchanges are made These
things will require time to accomplish and only be re-
allied gradually"
Without uniform currency it is To hope for for
mer and permanent prosperity try live in an ox
hausicd receiver.