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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury

II is al length well aScerained, that the great Bank
case will be decided against the Banks majority o.
the whole Bench OF Judges viii declare the law in D
Carolina To be ''that the suspension of specie payments
hy Bank VIII, Of itself, work forfeiture OF charter
Il uncertain if The decision viii be announced to-
MORROW. but you may dismiss all doubt that J am
right Few things Will give more unalioyed satIsac-
tion 10 the whole country than tins result and 1t VIII
aracta degree of confidence 10 our judiciary, IN the
people whose rights they have pobly sustained, they
never otherwise could have enjoyed. The effect OF
this decision IS TO put those other Banks in very de-
licaie predcament, which yielded IN the hrst suspen-
sion, but at the same time rejected the proposed
amendments OF their charter. You know the Bank
of Charleston escaped only by the circumstance OF
their charter having been amended by the Legislature
after the frs, suspension, which the Court construed 10
be waiver OF the breach All the rest now will have to
submit or take the coEseQuences-among others Tie
Coinmerc Bank of tins place
II the Banks, cast in this suit, dealt with as
they deserve, they would be instantly wound up
They have made the bold attempt TO exempt them
selves from the authorities Of law, and set at defiance
the people who created them and endowed them with
their extraordinary privileges, and 1t would I've only
irving them justice them more. But after
all, Ii better becomes the State 10 be generous Let
their charters be given back them such conditions
OF amendment will bring them under control for
the future but on no other and this, no doubt VIII be
done.
Great credit due to the nble counsel who managed
this case, behalf Of the State They made, oil of
them, g:ea, argumenis-well worth preserving 10 fu-
ture tunes. The efforts of The Attorney General, es
peclsy, are beyond all praise The whole case with
the arguments OF Counsel, should be put up
separate volume, monument, of high forensic ia
lent and sound judicial science, question, than
which has ever been tired in lhis country OF
stronger bearings the great experiment of popular
Government.
The Delegates to the Convention coming in
very fast. The attendance viii be full, doubt, and
the proceedings perfectly harmonious.
Yours &c &c
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TRUST SALE-Purnant provisions of Deed Of T,,.,
executed by Jesse Hughes Trustee for hc mr.
poses therein mentioned which ceed recorded in the
once Q: Prince Edward county, will, wednesday, the 5
Gay 81 Jny s43 on the premises SELL highest bidder for
cash. the Tract of Land wherein the said Hughes
sides containing 5O acres adjoining the lands Josiah T. Chen
die and others The Title is believed TO be- good shall
vey such title only as is vested in me as Trustee
Also on the same day, in pursuance Of of Trust exc
cuted by William Co'Ieher TO Trustee the pur
poses therein n,enoned which deed is recorded
Once Of Prince Edward county will the premises sell 10
me highest bidder for cash. the Tract Of Land said
william Goleher resides containing 502 bounded
by the lands Of Estate of William Rrghwell BENJAMIN Shepard
Joshua Hcazey and others The title believed GOOD b,
shall convey only such title Is in me as Trustee,
The llugh's Tract will be sold first.
ABRAHAM VENABIE, Trustee
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EATHER, SHOES, &c The subscriber keeps recuaryor
- sale, at small advance well selected
Shoes SC, portion If which Is of his manufacture Ia
which he respectfully invites the Of dealers &c I
assortment consists in part Of
Oak and emlock tanned Leather assorted weights and
quality. $50 ~
Russet and waved Upper Leather.
Cali and Kip Skins, superior New York and PHILADELPHIA ma
nufacture. '
Seal aud Morocco Skins
Lining and Binding Skins OF all kinds
Harness, Birdie, Banding and Collar Leather
Hog skins, for Rag Leather.
Saddler's and other Sheep Skins
Skinins Leather.
Curtain top Carriage Leather.
Rnsset and Horse Linngs boarded and rolled,
Russell Step Leather.
Japanned Leather
English and American Shoe Threads
Russia Bristes, Wilson, Knives. &c.
As" asnppy oi Plantation Brorues and Side Leather she's
winch he has made By good wofknen can recommend
JAMES G. WATSON
On 18th street, opposite the Custom ous,.
an prepared In finish Leather of every desrrrion ,yn
May 80 " = ~
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fFrom Me .ses York Ereninr Post.J

The udversares of free trade are beginning TO differ
among themselves. There two classes IN this
country friendly 10 the Protective system. One class
for standing by it, it exists, 10 the deah-re
slsng all mitigation of its severity, and listening TO no
proposals Of compromise from those who are discomfort
ed with its provisions in the hope that by and by the
business OF The country will so have adjusted itself 10
the new Tariff, and so many interests Will nave
grown out of H. connected themselves with It, that
the people will be brought 10 acquiesce IN ITS con-
tinuance. "keep the current of trade say they,
'whin the limits We have marked out for IT, watch It's
embankn:ents carefully for time and, by and by, II
will have dug for itself a channel, which It Will run
quietly forever"
There is another class who foresee that The state oil
things introduced by the Tariff, cannot last long
that the tendency OF public opinion is towards eeuo
our intercourse with foreign nations-that the men
who passed The Tariff are out of power, and lhat !.
will inevitably be soon repealed These men are an1.
ious TO take middle policy, which shall save the Ia
riff from being suddenly ebrogated, and preserve 10
those who enriched by it, some Of the advantages
they have gained This class is the wses,, and most
far sighted of the two Al the head Of them - Mr.
Webster, whose view of the question is gwen IN the
letter 10 his Boston friends, which publish to-day
The gentlemen 10 whom the letter is addressed, are
many of them old and wel-known friends OF the re-
s,rIcve system The Boston Courier speaks OF Messrs
Sears, OILS, Perkins, Cabot, Mills, Skinner, and
Sayles, who signed the letter. The largest owners OF
manufacturing stock in Boston, besides beng ''gen
temen Of shrewdness and intelligence by no means
ignorant Of what's likely TO promote their own interest
These persons are not insensltle Of the direction
which public opinion is taking, and as they are OF
total defeat, if they persist in uphading the present
Tariff they beginning 10 think of saving what they
can by skilful retreat.
The Thoroughbred Tariff men at the East, however
are quite indignant at this new heresy in their own
ranks The Boston Atlas, referring 10 the new move
ment of Mr.. Webster, says:
alt is question which may be we'll asked, Them o
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HOYT CO. always have hand Tickets IN Ill trs viz
advertised by j. G. Gregory Co., and will attend 10
their accustomed pIomptness. ,wii
May 30
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BraZIls.

From a very valued correspondent, whose COM
municatlons have frequently appeared the Herald,
we have the following interesting intelligence Of a
late date -
Rio, 4th July, 1913
BY the u. 5. corvette John Adams, whica left
MOntevldeo, 10th June, we had no letter nor Jour
mails, but of the officers who had been on shore
the same day, relates that the city was in great ju-
bilee and enthusiasm, advlces having arrived that
General Rivera had routed one OF Oribe's cavalry
divisions
The garrison of the Cerro had made sorte on
the 10th June, reinforced bv three battaons from
the city, and driven away Oribe's troops, who sur
rounded the mount on all sides. An officer and
twelve men of the Euenos Ayres PatTicios passed
over to the Montevideans. Government proposed
to take a loan of 100000 from the merchants, to
repay in three months; in the event OF a refusal,
paper money was likely to be emitted.
We have few days later news from Rio Grande
OF I'd June, confirming and giving details OF the
battle of Poncha Verde, where the rebel army was
completely defeated, with loss OF GOO men killed
cos. Brazil the latter years, 100000 or 5000 900
ayear, IS considered as nearly concluded by this
victory. The advices from Rio, official, about the
the Rio Grande war, are quite different from the
advlces some New York papers have given to their
readers. Speaking about rebel forces OF 10 900 or
80, 600 men, which is quite ridiculous, for any
The least conversant with the Province OF Rio
Grande.
The French frgate Uranie, Admiral Brerat, has
arrived from TouIon, together with the corvette
Sabine. The Admiral is commlssary from the
King of France 10 Queen Pomare, and com
mander-ln-chief of the French forces in the Pa
cic, LOcG inie, the French call it. The ba rk
Lucy Pennlman, cleared for Goa, with general
cargo brgs Porpoise and Duane, loading for
Africa, the one just taken 800 bbs. gunpswder on
board brig Kentucky, Capt. Asker, arrived from
Quilemalne, 10 days, in ballast, and n passengers,
put under quarantine. ]. Il.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP OR u M,
III late 129 Chatham street, NeU York.

n
AGEScy, 3l8 BLEEcKER STRAIT,
Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO offer for
L sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style.
Their assortment SPECIALLY includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green aud Black Every package bears the
stamp and elegance aud the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air, that their quality and
power will remain unmrared in climate. Their system
Of business IS perhaps, scarcely be excelled
founded upon the utmost regard 70 the rights OF the custom
err especially with respect TO weight and quality and unr
vailed cheapness All purchasers called return
articles which fail to give them the utmost sasfscon which
public establishments heads of families, and ship
masters win find decided advantage 10 supply themselves
from this establishment.
GrNuINg java CorrEE roasted every day. .
Orders from all parts of the United States executed with
prompttude and despatch -
The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou-
,,,,s. caIshra ted Rack Tea. 100 IN
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VOL Ix.-No. 23O.-WhoIe No. 344a.
To the Public.

The NEW YORK HERALD-day newspaper-pub-
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copyor 81 26 per an
num-postages rsid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning. 81 cents per copy, or So 70 per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and inereas
ing fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this
city or the worid and therefore, the best channel for b
siness the city country. Prices moderate-cash
n advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE-Just received the latest aud most
W approved French pattern shirts general assortment OF
shirts under garments, hosiery, crayas handkerces Nc
Skirts under made order and repaired
short notice. For sale, Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack WIN. COLLINS.
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DEPOT

OF GEN1LEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS &c.&c.
HE Subscriber would call the attention of their patrons and
strangers visiting this city TO their rich and extensive
stocks,
handkerchief dressing gowns hosiery lambs wool erno
silk cotton Berlin bucksn and other under shirts aud draw
Their Of the above goods all other articles
entertaining to gentlemans wardrobe rich varied aud
and well worthy the attention of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
style of gentemens shirts containing many improvements
The shirts manufactured by them the
form of the thereby doing with the large ovepus
of linen under the old aud adding
only the comfort of the wearer but the beauty Of the
form This Improvement manifest the Judges of the
late fair at the American Institute that the first premium
awarded to the subscrbrs their patent elastic Brace rtcu
ary Recommended to Al persons who have acquired the habit
of STOPPING They will be found of immense benefit persons
of sedentary habits by bacng the shoulders they
the back and expand the chest and will be found impede
the free of the They would also call
ton their patent elastic Russia riding belt gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
90 lmse 237 Broadway, of Park place.
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-Sar oa NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR
A@fA-&--1s SHREWSBURY-Long Branch, Sandy
S-I-S-Hoo Ocean llouc and Eatontown Landing.
The new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Capsin John
inst ayng New York, from the foot Of Robinson street
every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday at 10 o'clock A. Nj
And Eaonown Landing Monday Wednesday and Friday,
al 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
THE Shrewsbury will run above weather permitting I'm.
Ill further notice. All baggage at the risk Of the
BZStages will be in attendance convey passengers
from the aforesaid landing places TO of the county
quired.
The Shrewsbury will the inner passage when practicable
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST %, ls43
ID. M. PEYSER.. 81 co.

MO. ITO William street of John street. and t37 Broad
way have received BY recent arrivals extensive supply
Of the following FANCY GOODS which were carefully
ected by compeent person Paris Berlin &C. and which
they offer for SALE III wholesale and retail liberal terms.
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted-the most complete
sortment. .
Berlin Embroidery Pattems--a choice selection.
Canvass for knbro.ry linen, silk gold
and silver, of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making.
Purse Twist German French and English plain and shaded
ia skeins, sticks, and n spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe MAKERS skeins and
spools.
Suspenders superbly embroidered and suspender Trim
mugs.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother of Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord, Twist Thread and
Tasses
Embroidery Frames and variety of different Fancy Arti-
ces.
Artificial Flowers choice selection.
krnges OF cotton, worsted and silk domestic
Gimps, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind of trimming.
Jy II 3mfec
n WILHELMS, No 23i Broadway, opposite the Fountain,
- has received large supply OF Goods which he offers
wholesale, and retail, at very ole prices
Berlin Zephyr woted German, carpet shaded Worsted
Embroidery Pattern, beautiful selection
Canvass of every description
Worsed, Silk, Cotton, Gold and Silver Embroderies Trim
ming and Flower making Chenille
Floss and Purse Silk, PLAIN and shaded
Artificial Flowers and Feathers
A great variety of iron Work
Penmey to be sold in packages from p
low prices
Fancy Note Papers, Waters aud Envelopes together with
large assortment OF fancy articles Gloves Work and Segar
Cases
Rings and Tasses for purses. ani2 1m*ec
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%. The people Of Louisiana, like many in New
York, are seeking to amend the constitution Of that
State. The question whether convention shall be
assembled TO amend the constitution OF the State OF
Louisiana, was voted upon by the people Of that
State, in compliance with resolution of the legis-
aure at the last election The result OF this vote
constituting the principal part of the State is, voices
in favor OF the convention 1888, against il zoos
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From avery valued correspondent. whose COM
have frequently appeared IN the Herald,
we have the following interesting intelligence of
late date -
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A WATERMELON AFrRAY ON SurpAy.-A party
Of nine young men ct Philadelphia went on a sail
ing excursion down to Feps Point, the Jersey
side on Sunday. Eight of them went into battle,
and The o,k er brought melon from Mr.. Fels water
melon patch Mr.. L who had for several nights
past suffered severely by derredations upon his
grounds, was, with two Of his neishbors on the
watch On seeing them approach armed, the party
took TO their boats and pushed for the Pa shore.
The pursuers pushed after them in boat, fired and
wounded T. One received shot under the eye.
Another was seriously hurt Three shots went
through his hat and lodged IN his sku the flesh Of
his LETT arm was dreadtully torn, and his lett side
was in a pitlable condition. The Ledger says Mr.
f. then gave mp the chase and the young men pro-
cured medical aid on reaching the shore.
DEFaLcArIoS IN Wssr CAMBRIDGE The Concord
correspondent of the Lowell Courier gives the fol-
lowing account OF a defalcaton in the town OF
West Cambridge. 81 heard to-day of little 'fnan-
clering' affair which took place last week In the
town OF West Cambridge. man who moved INTO
that town about Tour years ago, and VINO mas
made himself ter the last year somewhat nolorlous'
lett town with his family, his horse aad ms cows
between "Wednesday night and THURSDAY no!nns,
and has not since been heard oil. lie sioI'neu III
the name of Cant Cadv. lie was treasurer OF 'he
Odd Fellows Lodge in that town, ana 10 snow
how true ne was to his trust he has not parted with
con, of The funds ~ anybody, but has taken them
s,;,h Rim fabout SOY lie managed to get about
Si,o Of re towns money in his hands, and he has
kept that too
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, NEW JERSEY.
THOS PROSSER,
Dafanfaa
[. SORlA'S

CHEAP DYEING EST ADJUSTMENT.
MR. SORIA begs leave respectfully to inform his friends and
M the public general that owing 10 the depressed state OF
the times he has reduced his Is cent below tAe resu-
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses shawls, &c dyed OF
pressed will find much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
of wearing apparel need dyeng pressing All orders
will be punculy attended and the articles done the
best style Sora's establishment, No 400 Pearl
His branches No 257 Blocker No 3i2 Bowey, and
167 Grand ST. Also branch at 10 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and
Newark N. j. of Broad and Washington Place.
their original forms, aud moderate terms.
PRINCIPAL office 1870 Pearl ST. au20 3m &c
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
~ - @ ~
For the better accommodation of shippers is intended
despatch ship from this the lst 5th 10TH 18TH 20h
and 18th of each month"; commencing the 10th October and
tnuing until May when regular days will be appointed for the
remainder of the year. whereby great delays and dsappon
will be prevented during the months The fol-
lowing ships will commence this arrangement:
Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE., Captain jackson.
Ship MISSISSIPPI Captain billiard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Leavt
Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson,
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight.
Ship LOUISA, Captain milford
These ships all built in the city of New York, express
ly for packets of light draft of water have recently been
newly coppered and splendid order with accommodate
for passengers unelualled for comfort They
manded by experienced masters, VIII, will make every
give general satisfaction They will all be lowed
up and down the Mississippi by steT mboats.
Neither the of these ships will be espon
sibe oyeSey, bullion stones plated
for any letters parcel package by put board of
them unless regular bills of adng taken for thu and
the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply to
f. X. COLLINS 4 co, Sc South St, or
HULLIN Il WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address
The ships of this line warranted sail puncualy ad-
yese and will be taken have the goods
w measured
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CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, August
q MARY Livingston vs.. Hannah Stlckles and al,
administrators Of Andrew Stlckes, deceased. Mr..
Jacob Sunderland continued his argument Tor re
sponden
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DALE a. MAXWELL,

No. 2 CEDAR STREET, NEW, YORK,
si Sris So ss for as E"sa s Hss
Costumes &c. for taors dress makers and mues received
S% s Original if rsshs Ss
aFE as az e san ay Cf f% ss FIVE Dollars
issued %oGh L 9 m e hi' s as o1 T
steel ensravnss per year month yss
VIM. T. JENNINGS Il CO.
DEAPERs AND TAILORS, ;23i Broadway, American
Ss as 3 's
@ S e Of ma profits a aael hs
which has elected liberal patronHse win e sY
%h or ars are as as VIII enable u" to MI all Or
feature in the Establishment which must commend it to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock of assortment OF first quality ready made Gar
ments consisting of r-..
R $:::1t'; Goat" S aa;si$ Coats.
.,.,.1 TIayelliag FEoeks. Dressing Gowns &c
f Sia Sad S;ss s'arf' {;ays.'
SsSp nas4 sSIi., bb fs%slys,,
At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers
cHs 81 rf GAH LiA ia EsTAP s4EE
THE Subscriber well known for the chsapness and durabi-
pa 81 s the lSS
-
ss cent houss a "a s e % the same quality are maze " e
ia order that gentlemen understand what ismean, by
eoasdeon with tat the goods shall be of first
SSsfi Isl sss $H$ M SSsi'
Making and trimming the best style. at the following
prices
Goats. ~; 49,; ...satoss
All orders executed with punctuality and despatch
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season is advanced the present stock Of
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm "r
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
y PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (late Of Astor House,
~ Broadway Impressed with the necessity of meeting the
by reduction OF Ind
ing impossible to do while subject to the out
lays Broadway location necessarily ncurs has determined
the only way effect swithou disparagement the qua
lily of his garmeu he has, therefore, removed his establish
ment to i36 NASSAU STREET corner of Beekman where
gentlemen be supplied deduction of ten cent
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely as specimen oil the
SSperne Goats made the best style from SIS to sls
Extra . do of the finest quality, i8to q
S. r. begs leave in cusion observe the articles
scpion and lower than other house furnishing the
quality Of articles jyl mr
CENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE--tientle.
" families DESTROYS of converting their lett off
ing apparel cash. obtain for the the hi CHEST cash
price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the cityor changing
dence having superluous effects dispose Of will find
their send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment -
III. LEVETT,
No. 6 John st, New York.
line through the post Office, Otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired anl7 lmr