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The hornet., 1843-07-25
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
3 Arrival OF THE STEAMER
HIB T. R nj A.

The fast sailing steamer Hibernia, arrived al
Boston on the morning of the Sd, at 4 o'clock
bringing dates TO the evening of goth June
from Liverpool, and London of the 10Th.
Rumors reached Paris at the end of the
week that Espartero and the young Queen OF
Spain had fled from the capitol. The French
Government is accused of Withholding the
news from Spain for purposes of its own
There was no truth in the statement, though
it is evident that the position of Espartero is
still critical.
IRELAND.
The debate in the House Of Commons on
the Irish Arms Bill, on the 10th, was one
Of the most animated which has taken place
during session. The policy of the present, as
compared with the late Government, was re-
viewed by the friends and opponents OF each
with more or less success and great deal OF
acrimony. Lord John RusselPs speech, in
particular, was unusually strong and pointed;
It has received a large need of praise from the
party of which his lordship is the recognized
leader.
Matters have come to a crisis no less rapid
than critical, but hitherto, beyond sending
large bodies of troops TO subdue any outbreak
that may occur, the Government has done
nothing to arrest it. But it is clear from the
Minister'S tone their patience is exhausted. A
few days win probably witness the develop
ment Of their policy.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

vmpb over lhs less disciplined forces " tho
friends u lac aDd order. whose chief Object
u srsFi.en y us seeDIlnR n good RoysfnN
msgt II y suFmlang, l,sweyer, "a sse 80
many respecialds etsBf sllll acilnR wllb ",
afsf ne melancholy sapsfisefs we hass had
faf he lasl h,vFtsen years n ~ sTltasagsnes
aud corruption snd ills blghfsg snsess n ~
destructive policy grgn ll's eamnsfes ssd
trade n ~ eoH0ify, II 10 asigfsl sBeewh
fhsi efflrstsfksu sud spels hunters shesild
snii hHa . fenaglsfl8a ior Ell ils sFlls ~ leeos
hsealsn IN its hoanfifs lesio~sd utsiH them igf
ssfgiefs IN The wsf wsgsd Bpgu ~ credit and
ffssis ~ lhs naiig9, lvit lhst sgf~f wsii dis.
fs,ssd slslyena shegli - dsl1dsd ~ sslflmme.
l4isa IN ibs Nolesh alfsfs n leseieeplsfl W
fts byps,erfleal esy " "fismesyefv' Dsm~y@.
fgw i maifsf " astgulshmssf - ~ 80.
liglgshsf men
The hornet., 1843-07-25

I.fa.gs. taty ~, 1919
aaf
jsiss los Governor, A q Bferh
clsytaa. addressed fhs people n
Pdisy night lasi, 10 ihs llspfs
sbn, wh.eh was tfewJed bobby
an ten Brown led lhs way, sad
n regarded iho bond question ai
therefore. should esBhas ba fs.
Fedsul politics lIe took up The
and attempted by comparison 70
difference In exports and imports
highest and lowest Tariff las
nl i anti.iarid, aoti.bank, anii.dis,
and.whIg, &c, and concluded bis
Nth some fine spun cloqucnce about
N forgetting 70 tell the folks, whom
ted for President
layton, the Wing nominee then rose.
nc looking, amiable man In bis ap.
about thirty-cigbt years Of agei
md gcntlcmanly In his manners, and
hculatcd TO make good impression.
|.hcnced by saying that he could not
Id the Governor Of Mississippi had to
III Federal poIitics--and what the Gen.
beech had to do with our State policy;
supposed he had no other speech at
MI, therefore, had given the samelold
which he used TO make when heswas
kdaIe for Congress. lie insisted thai
b of this Canvass was on State policy;
sDd question and General BIS remarks
RbOut as applicable as the boys answer
Me was asked what Jonah said to the
--"thou almost persuadest me to be a
bn." lie said that little reflection had
u him that General b. was opposed to
gssion OF the bond question because he
bted for the Union Bank charter; and
Ily so, but had, while in the Legislature,
for different acts proposing to pledge
Eth of the State in all for t,0entb.one
Ps Of dollars. The General cringed and
4 under the exposure of his votes which
pn then gave, and no doubt thought that
llng of keeping journal by the Legis-
was foolish and bad practice, and
10 be abolished. CIayton's comments on
les were very fine, and the laundering
lse which broke out every few moments,
ell that he knew what he was about
IS friends seemed much chagrlned, and
lbt the ridiculous attitude of Brown, as
$ from the journal, satisfies them that,
language of Tucker, he has left mocka-
cks which they would gladly eface if
e. tie cannot 60 it as Tucker did
was obnoxious to none of these char
de was consistent, and the conquest
viii not be SO easy as in lS4l.
ton told them that the Governor of
lppi had nothing to do with the Tariff
ing Presidents; but for fear they might
llm disposed TO avoid an expression OF
mon on this subject, he would say he
CIay;-at this time the house thun-
with applause. He was for him be-
= mis- great services--in the Missouri
n--ln the days of notification, &c. &C.;
ne made most excellent speech; his
are all satisfied, and the impression
very favorable. He tells the people
er voted for bank-never was con-
with one in any way--and never bor-
dollar from one. So you will see he
With clean hands. He is now on his
rough the State, and intends to visit
ounty, if possible.
Yours, &c.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

1000 ACRES of choice Valley Land for
IOOO which is located on the road lend
from this place to Williams Landing, and in q
great Yazoo Valley. As I am determined to Sd
better bargain can be had, than has ever taken p
in this State Call at the Printing Office.
G. w. H. BROWNE
Carrolton, June Is, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-07-25
TO the Public.

take the present opportunity of Informing th.
nubl;c. that ann at NV old Stand ready to sers.
mn choice drinks of the cyittey." The report th&S
had sold out my interest to Mr.. Sanders and left IL,
State is not true never have reliDquished nv r; ~
TO the establishment. And | am as responsible ~
any demands egainst me, as the individual who NJ.
the report in circulation have paid for retail Il
cense, and cannot be frightened off the track. S
here's opposition with vengeance.
JOHN S. ALLEN
carrcllton, Mi, July i2, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-07-25


Ass Hss ley L@~s
Ugaasf has Fena - Tsssa.
lisf h tsks hls fssi.
flls fsissfs ~ tfisd - wss ",
hus fgwad Usf~sfs Meet
~ is~gs siiad fsus mesloas,
Aaa A. a0i ~ tsg wsfm.
Hsaf Hiiia stqg neflons,
Csa hehsf ~ ~ hafm
rstis A. Aailhsnaen.
A boxing mighty bssek
te aSiafetmHaa hab eHfkta sendasss
Aad fua dem ~ "a tfsek @
81 fef1nu POS wicked sinners.
" You'll nel,ef shine sgain.
Ha ftsAaaHat Hifk Hinasff
~ people vii sustain.
De "IIsrstf' Keeps dispuahg.
Bout de sdiclss wete wrote,
And will neber q0it its footing,
Ttil We or fau De little "Cbosfs"
So take your time my Denkfgs,
And don't soueal wien you sing,
Or we'll ny and aHr n Monhsgs,
As suru as wsbe a snHo
Oar isa certain paper.
Called de- oAdrocate,"
Dat neber cuts n caper,
But tends 10 seal its fate,
80 take your time my .jossys.
Beove what Is gwine TO sal
Bcfore'dis "Hornst" dozcs,
Twill "kill Off" HEMirewA
De "Signai," links TO frighten, ed
BY It's 'pudiation flag.
But all its funny writin',
lets de Cat right ont de bag are
SO take your time my hear
And go II while you caRater
Old Nick he tends your,p.r the
And will hab you 10 m tho
So now webe sung our sonnet.
Wen at present bid adieu, ueu
And send you dis here "Hornst"
Dat you may take view:
So take your time my Locos.
Don't put on sich frown,
Or you neber can provoke US.
TIN de Dcba rdkes you dozen.
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Wlehr Yemets.
ktemlfp's GeGe1t Granel
.-- s. / Il { n.

SD era6te es ale msine pfitt befannt
5u maiden, oaB ieitbem ieb Don oben erpdbns
ten piaen 8ebrautb semaht, feiusn Durebs
lauf mebr 9ebabt, ,prmt i'd Iebr Oft seplaat
tDar, rpie aueb pic sro6ea 9bmeraen in meis
nen Olieren Derlcren, unb ntc6t brane6te 70
oft Wa0er au maiden ,,nb bas ieb i'm Stan.
be mar, in,tner al meiner 4rbeit III blei6en,
rpeleees itb nieinals Uorber i'm @tanbe mar
au tbnn - ilno perftetere. ba6 (le pas 6eite
iarirsWittsl flno ipeIdbee itt js,aaIs senot,,.
men babe. rf5 .asr..fsr i
SenrY newman.
6sibslbsrs 9annittip, <ibanon gauntp.
Insuit Q. 80 <,a. bb,
Usenten III Neabins :-@sorst Grs, Garl
mifIans, gfe bet 7ten uno ssranflas9tra6e,
nuo u puwslle, 9ruferei biefer 3stt,,ns;
ebenfalls au taben in 9eicslbars sannf6ip
8. e., bel 4brabam Spsnsisr.
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$633l 163

Die Nnsabt Der Nrmsn i'm Saaufe, su 2lns
tang css Sobrs 1912 uno Ger Die mdbreno psm
Sabre aufgsnommen Nurtsn, betrua 2SS,ndns
lid !: l63 Mannsr, "A 8rausn, 33 Snaben u.
lS Oldoben, mas slne 9urbibnittss 3abl
bon SO Wfdnner, 40 Srauen, II &naben uno
8 Wdcden, init @infbMs berjsniasn Die i'm
6alpital marsn. 3u psrlbsbsnen gslddften
psrbunbsn 6 &nabsn unb Wdod)en. Gtars
ben 81, ndmlid: 20 Manncr uno I Nrausn
BON aun9snfranfbst 2, 6ronifbsr Snilams
nation l, Sranfbeit Der Slaie uno geisrsn !,
@usSsbruna 5, bobsm Nltsr 8, 9Eafsrlucbt 2,
anaiarca /, fallsnpe &ranfbsit l, StbIaaflus
!, qebfbmrjen l., &rdmpfsn l, @sbrnsrs
fbhttsruns l., pbtbliS pulnonaliss 2, @sbirn
entSineuns l, Sbla9 3, unbsfannt |. SIN
Jpauie 9sboren 3. .r
Sabrsirt i'm Seaufs, ttabfsn qinnsn 92}
Dare, ,psrsen einmn 1879 Yarc, 9oppslifsin
109 Varo, Deden 20 Varp. ,Gsus &lsibunass
ffhfs ssbraud,t wdbreno Dem Sabre, Gtbubs
rs paat, QBsifsn l6, ioemcen rs, Solsn 65,
8slbsrbemben 3S, 9SsiberrSde So, Safen 6,
Sbdrsen 70, 1Bsibsrfappsn %, Gonnenbou>
nets 10, Siibsr AZ, Strobbats 10, furss 0iSf,
fe IL, moline S9its unb Sssbunpfappsn Is,
6anefbub II Yaar, Strimpfs 100 paar,
interrbde 5, lan9e Safsn fir 9Babnfnnies 5.
proeufte Der Sauerei: Bai;sn 1116 BUS
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1Bt6tia fir Das publifum

Der itnterseitbnete, Or. I. 1Iarfbau,
BON Neaoins, Serfs gauntp, tittct atbtan9es
pcl Inn grlaubnib Ole 8hrser oss aenannten
gauuties unb oae Dutltum itberbaupt bar;
auf aufmertiam 5u MAIDEN, baB er eae Neebt
pon Gooo's patentirten, Sraouirten elees
Satterie unb infuiirte
poles, sur 5eiluns BON ErautbsiteM Sc.
tanft bat
Ser Undergraduate 1T nun USllia einserlebs
tet allie 0isjeni9en 5n tebanceIn bic an fol:
asnren Srantbeltsn lsioen: SalIcnos &rant
brit, Yaralpfs ODER Shlaafub, sterpens
feb,pdhe cocr Sic Ocnlercur, trcnlihen
gbeumatismue, Nmaurcas oocr 8limpbeit,
Sauthclt coer 5artbcriafrit, ebcrea ceer
ct. Belts 3ans, 3etanus pper Safens
frampf, ltnrrrbanlihfeit, Nhbma @iebt,
Osuttsrplaae uno anpers Dsitlidbe Sranfbei>
ten, oureb Hn,penpuna oefes patentlrteu IL
reratus miro bies electro aalDanifdc Sinbi
UNI gum eriten1nale in Die Seipalt Der W'en
Ieben aebraht. gs fsnn in belietiaen Dnans
titdten III jspsm 9bels oes &trpers aele'tet
wsrpen feitIt 3n rem 8ebirn zines neu9etor'
nen Rinpes, nit Dblliaer Sttberbrf cphe
Stt6e in iibrem sarten Saue, nnc ohne elnls
aes unansrnebmce @cfibi. Bonn Stanc Der
D1ilbe Fam DER Operator ihre Seipalt nafb
Biafibr in einem 2Iuscutlife psrsroBsrn,
je nacbbrm Ne n6tba fein mag, IN trseno ei'
nem Halle, Tim pas eisftriitbe Sluoium naeh
eem tieftten Sitae eiaenilr5elter Erantbae
ten Al leiten weldbe fenit niebts srreleteis
ta,,n, obne brn patienten 5u ftapen; menn
lilies nab BEN pollfcmmenftc ten, ,pifenfcbaftiis
den Grlntfasen einsericbtet 1T. Oiefe
3batiae6sn, niebt erwiefen bureb etpas ltnae
tpitlts orcr 3meifelbaftes, Gcnoern curb bic
m,piocrIesbartten 3sasnilfe bielcr rsipeftat'
ter girssr, befonbese bur6 berfbecene ars
srfebene praftitirenbe 1erste III ptilaesIs
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febsl, Mosssn s57 BufdJeI, Wstfhfcrn 1910
Sufbsl, 6afsr 1000 Sufdel, &artoiTsin ! 24O
9uibsL Slahsfaolnsn BOZ Sufbst Scbnsn
s Sufbels simctbpiaar1sn 81 SufbeI, &ss>
faamsn SufbsL SadwaiHn 147 Sufts,
Spiebsln % SuTbel, 6otbriiben 60 Sufbel,
Msttise 1s Suftbsl, Niben 170 Sufhei &raut
$3.50 &tpfe, ssbsbsltsn Slabs 27O Yfuno,
Seeu 1854 Yfcroelacunsen, 2tbmso 81 qabun.
gen. Nuf Der Sausrsi 9enidifet % Staf
0tinopeb, ,pslbe l5,907 Yfunb 9tinotsifb
lieferten, AZ Sbwsins, rpie9sne 976s Yfumb.
Die @nsabl Der 9(usIancer bic su @nfang
oes Snbres i'm Soaiiie maren uhb bic ipdbrsnb
csm Sabre aufsencmmen murcen, mar g.
Die 9urbfbnittsjabl esrielbsn ,pdbrsnb Dem
9anyn. Sabre mag l bstra9en.
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Scr NeDli6e Norl(ber,
pCer
Slid anf Die Sontroperie srpifbeu 6rn.
Steinba6er uno 6rn. gers, porees
9ebabt am IL, Is uno l9. Sftober
1912.

9sfsS 9Serfdsn miro slpar in Gcrm elmer
3sltltbr'ft sribsinsn, fol- absr nbt ldnasr bss
Ifsbn bls bic Sbrifrcn rpopon Der Sitsl ms(s
pst srfb5pft itnp, pann lis pon Ielblf aufbs.
rem miro ju eribsinen. .. .'.-
9as 9anie 2Serfdsn mirb, nad Der Sersd,.
nun9 in IL Soeftsn bon 80 Geiten jeees, sr,
lbsnsn, mas Suiammen Elm Sud) pcn brsi
bunosrt uno sini9s iisbsniia Ssitsn blpst.
lin aub Den llnbsmitsltn @sIeaenbeit ~
9sben, ltb NIT Dem "splid)sn Tcrlchsr" psrs
trant 81 MAIDEN, miro jspsS {,sit, ron 30 Gsis
ten, nur Ct Sent foifsn, melbs BEL 9bliekruna
cellslbsn baar iu entrirbten Ino, nsbif l Sent
2ragsrobn 9Ser oas erlts Josft erbdt rpirb
nur bann bas slpsits ODER fc9ence srbaltsn
menn ct fur oas pcrbersebsnps bssablt unb
eaS fclaenre beitsllt bat.
$50 msbrers psricnsn sufammsn ifsben une
l6 eremplars Suiammen obnsbmm, 70 lcasn
lbnsn olslslben, 9s9sn @inlenbun9 elmer autsu
SDalsrnets, portcfrei an irgcnb elm Defiant in
psnnippansn 9sibidt psroen.
0F Nae @brnhrbl9sn 5orn. Vuoiaer linb
sbrsrblstslf eriubt iicb fir bic Gsrtrsituna pss
fer fls'nsn Sbrift ju bsmibsn.
9aS srifs uno jweite l3eft fnb tereits srs
ibeinsn.
Graas Srsfs unc Ssifsaunssn msresn
pcrtcfrei erteten.
&saon9, Den T. Sebruar l843.
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Or. IS. @b. S0erDlin's

Slntretniaenoe Dillen,
9is dctn osr Gtapt Tew 1orf felt meb'
rem Sdbren, burch ibre ror,haltbc Snte, te'
Der lcloenccn WienIdbeit eln 70 tcbes, mcbl'
percentes Inlcben cr,portcn bAkcn, raB tbs
nen beute alIe anpere spi en- llnp Oleriais
nen.pte 5ur QEieoerberitcIinna Der @dunobcit
acbrautbt merocn, pett natbishen baten artb
lbre GrfdeiniIna IN oieirm Staat aemaht,
mo slpar IN Sealsieuna pieler aneclebcnsr
3euanihe ibre anesetihnste Ssiltrafte BE-,
ttataeno. -. ..r.-
5crr 5derolin if Elm BON Der parifer
ttniperftat arapuirtsr Ooftor, tno fam
pabsr NIT Sen Uielen QuafIaItern unb
Warffhrciern bic in ben 3titunaen ibre t7os
ffrums 70 bob preifem uln Elm leicttsldu:
biacs putlifum lu betbtren, fsneewess pers
alieben werben. 0as 1Bert muB ptn Wleis
tter loten. 81.
Sir een Yerfaaf i'm @ro6en unb Sleinsu
1T ltnterscictnetsr als General 4aent
fir spennfplUanien anaeltelit morben
NIT Dem Meebte lInters9lacntsn III ernsnnen.
SIR Inter. Iaentltbaft mclpc man |teb pas
ber IN portofreien Ssiuhen, an
- .a' @. fau. 1Daancr
Neapina, penna.
@fS(enbsrfanf in Neapins te Wittwe
5arab t11orris uno bel 6rn. 5tibter u.
t1Ie eKniabt.- preis elmer Sbahtel [Sor1
nit Sc plasn 20 gente.
9ln5et9e.
0casnts flsim Sbrift 1T bsi uns in Druid
aegeben, betltelt: -.H.--~
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Oie Slmbifpreu ppu Serfs Gamnti,

Ssribtcn ohtun9spca
9as fie Die cbasn Ne6nunaen uno stne
9aben untsriudt uno erro9en babsn, unc 9lau
ben oas Ie ubsrbaupt rid)tia Iino; bas Die
Gsrwaltun9 NIT Soumanitdt ~ Spariamfsit
uno @brlhfsit asfibrt ,purcs.
Ss;su9en sS uniers llnteribriften, bislen 81
fen Sanuar 1S43. ... ....
Saecb 6. Sopsr 2turitcrsn.
9apib Sbaa, } .. .
Mdrs 7. 1S43. ........ 3in.
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DO. !. Do. 3,peig, @eer9stclpn, par
DO. DO. Sweis, HeW Saifle, par
Union Sanf, III SSilminaton, . par
Slsins 9eOtsn untsr SbI. ,aW ] bic Ia
9ielp Seriep,
geIpsere ganf* su SsIpirere, I
burlington SO. Sanf, Wsofcre, par
@cmmsrrial Samf pertb 2lmtop IL
Cumberland Sanf* Sriegston, par
SarmsrS Sant* '0Ncunt I3pap par
Sarmers II mecbanics Sanf ,Nabwap
Farmers Il Webanics DO Wlepstppm II
Olcrris 60. 8ant' Mcrriefcwn u
Oletbanies 9amp, burlington par
mstbamIes 90 Stewart
Oisrbanies II O1anufacturcs ec* 9rentci par
mprriS' Canal II Sr. gc. Sl.S Gitp, mst
SPOT Sfctcn u,lsausbar
Olcnarf Sanf Snf Co Olcwart }
ORANGE Sane' Orauae II
psrplc6 Sant, patcrIca /
prlncctcn Santa, Yrncstcn par
3alcm 8ant,ns go*, SaIcm par
@tatc Sant"t, 0lt,payf !
Statc 8ant* GIBatstbtewm !
9tatc 8ant' gampcu par
&tate Sant Of Wicrrie' 9O1rrrietown
9tatr 8anf Stem Srms,pif par
SutIcr Vdnt@ 9lC,ptrn Ii
Srcnton Nautln9 Co. 3renton par
Union Sant* Ocprr II
Sant Of 81. Srimeipif Srunsmif scbrcb.
Sarmcrs H. Dlcthanlcs Sant %. 9etroh.
,Srmtlln Sanf If 81. =. Serlep@ltp 9ebrcet.
6ctcfcn Santina 50. 6otcfen 9ebrrh.
Serirp gltr Sane, STlep City Sebrreb.
W1ctbanles Sanf, Datterlcn sebrch.
Olaunfacturere Sanf, SellpiHe Sebroh.
Monmruths Sant Of 81 = SrssboIr aebrc.
Stem 6crs Sel Br. gp* %aintsrtpille =
81 9 O1anuf. II Banfina go Sotcfen setrc.
81 = sDrctcctou II >ontarp SaMr 6 g 90.
patcricn 8anf, patcricn sebrch,
State Sant, SreGtcn sebrch.
@aIem Ybila Olanuf Go Salem aetrceh.
WaIbin9ton Santina Go SatenIaf setrc.
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Sspbn 9. NirbarDs, Qopofat,
bat feline NmtSifube jest an Der Druderei beS
Berks 81 Sriluplkill .Dourmal's, in
Der Oifspsnnifrass ;plden Der 6. une 7ten
Strabe. -..t ...r.. .f f.a---
Neabin9, Wlat 8. rs5.saes.. .ss s~Esa.
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SaargelbsN cbnmn9
oeS VcrfS Galtntp Nrmeuhaules.

peo Octte Saltflt0 Urllenpallle6.
Dr. besablt ourdb oen Der,palter. $40
| 1912, sSonuar l.. . a ...
Sur Nrme Berbsiiutrn0en 1853. SO S6l
NeiRfofen uno llnterifiisung
Neritbeoener % 81 !
p" Maud, unb Sbnupftabaef &c. ~ 752
" Wa0olcbn ,. Sc Sc
J." pfclten uno pfoifenfens madden AZ GA
roblbmisb Nrbeit % so
Nrbsit auf Der Sausrei 46 474
i" Ginos, Sbnensfsifb u. Gdap 45 98a
Sbes 2 25
=" SdNpeineld)neioen 3 63
&" 9Sollbute uno Sssbunb Sappen I3 SO
3" Sleeiaansn 5 90
" Wtaurerarbeit S75
i" 3nsl phu9e uno Geparatursn 3S 25
9Seben ... s 80
p" &alf uno 9Ssispniel go
d" Smirn, Taoeln SnSpfs &c. 355
" @uIpburfoblen 13 939
~ Del uno 8srftbiebenes 275
" 6auSrente 80 90
II Neparatursn b6lierner 06bren Is Sc
Yprto 439
" Slsbsrn b6lisrn Soh6fsl SO
" @inen Sobsnofn Sletb0eld)irr 25 74J
" Sbrsinerarbet am nsusn Soouie 20 90
q Srcfnemaaren II. Speiereisn l6 40
" SaatsNc99sn uno 2Saijen 56
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Ken 4orh 0orrssponOtats,

Nav YoRk, May l5Ih, lSd3.
| took occasion, in one Of my recent letters 10
you, TO remark upon the mystery which IMAM
ciers and politicians have 100 often succeeded
in throwing around what are known by the
name of money matters. In this category,
would call the attention OF your readers TO the
great cutlery made by the Bank Wings, OF the
urgent necessity for Bank Of the United States
TO regulate exchanges.
We should never be enabled 10 transact the
business of the country, said these sapient fnan-
ciers, without such an institution 10 keep ex-
changes at, or nearly al par. As facts are al
ways vastly superior 10 all argument think II
important TO call public attention TO the present
state of exchanges throughout the Union.
| have before me the Courier and Enquirer,
which select because il is Bank Wing pa
per, and quote The domestic exchanges from
their list Of to-day:
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ClRoUIr CovHT.-This Court was principally ,
gagged yesterday in the trial Of action Of tr9,.
brought by DR.. Samuel James, against Jane, NJ.
Colgan, David Waters aud others, 10 recoycrue.
lue Of his furniture, which was unlawlully seized m
sold by Waters the agent Of McColgan, to ,at.a
a debt OF $50 due TO the latter. The furniture IT'S
proved, was seized during the temporary absence #.
the plaintiff from the city, and carried to the mark.
house by the defendants, and there sold at great
crihce. A costly piano, proved to be worth from ~
TO $500, bought by Waters at s4Oi other article,
valued at $40 were sold at 81, and one Of the SJl0
ses stated that he bought goods which he consider
to be worth seven dollars for twelve AMI a bal.
cents. The jury, considering the case to be one a.
great injustice and oppression, were we are inform.
ed disposed TO impose individual! damages bu. {, A..
plaintiffs only claiming the true value of the arut
a verdict was rendered against the defendants for
$500, with interest from May 1871, and cost, %.
court Capfol