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duced Of ntalversation of the trust, on the part
Of Reynolds & l.add, the court would take it
out 81 their hands. failing such proof Messrs.
Reynolds and | add must be a party to the
annuIIing such deed, they, if not others have
to be c nsulted before MIR. French can re.
sumo any power over property 81 trusteed.
A condensed report, as published in the 4 OF
yne>inn, - Il tissue Of mis- statements and
surmis' y thrown . ut, likely ~ aw AIKEN suspi.
cion without any grounds; the insinuaticn
against the assign,,s, that they sacrificed
property by auction saks, they know, OF
ought to know as mercantile men to be
gr"undless MIR. Greenwav owed urge
sums Of money ling over due, he had ex-
hausted all means ri raising money. his sleep
ing partner could not raise any and the bu-
sincss was properly closed, the stock sold
off, as would be done in any mercantile
community when no approved security was
offered fer payment within II limited ii e.
The greatest error Nessrs. Reynolds and
! add have committed. is MT selling Mr..
French 8 property "ff at a certain credit and
paving the creditors.
The condensed report is all Of a piece,
raising suspicious, and mining at grievances
sustained, lut gu Stimulating nothing, at the
same time protesting to wish for peace and
recommending mutual for earance, thus
alternately feeding, and protesting to aIlay
the irritable feeling it might produce, a sure
way Of E'mcn'ing disputes.
All this r%ycitemant has happily no effect
upon one "i us much interested in these
matters, the other has too little interest to be
excited about tn. m, aud has joined in the ex-
animation of the report because, when repre-
srnting large claims at the meeting of cred.
it"rs in MIR SINNERS absence, he loin,d in a
solicitation for a report upon Mr.. Green
ways estate.
Mr. Skinner still says in a spirit Of peace,
although prepared for litigation. he il still
open 4" any r. asonable offer, to settle his
own claim End those he represents ; let some
clear propos ti"n he made for the payment Of
thu deficiency upon MIR. Grecnway : estate,
and it will be for those who act CIR that gen.
tl"m'an, in his present unhappy state Of mind,
to follow up the suggestions ofthe report.
Conscious rect.tnde Of purpose, and the
known practise Of all commercial conmuni.
ties in similar eases, causes MIR. Skinner not
to fear the r., suit.
HENRY SKINNER,
Polynesian., 1844-08-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Dissolution Of COpartnership,

TINE Coprrtnership here 'ofo e e listing under
the firm of VINCENT & WILEY, is, by mu.
tut consent, this diy dissolved. The business
of the late firm will be settled by either Of the sub
scribers. C. ". VINCENT,
JOHN WILEY.
Polynesian., 1844-08-24

srsC W. VINCENT will continue the CAR
PE.VTER'S business, in all its branches, at the old
stand Of Vincent & Wiley, and solicits a continuance
Of the patronage Of his friends and the public gen.
orally. 4w Aug. 22.
Polynesian., 1844-08-24
Latest Dates.

From London, March l2-P,ris, March 10
United States. New Olleans) April 26, (Boston)
April l0-(Ne"-York) April IL ,zatlan, May
3o-Society lsllnds IT fhiti) July 90. China, Jne. ID.
Polynesian., 1844-08-24
PASSENGERS.

PEI big Pull, Theodo'e Shillaber, E.q.
In big Nimiod, Mr.. (. NJ Klennan, Mr.. Jones.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

. Ell dividend.
United States Bank shares advanced more
than any thing else in the list having risen and per
share within two weeks.
The principal subject agstng the financial circles Of
London the bank bill Those most interested In
the features Of the bill the joint stock Bank
Co rpsnes. The commercial and producing classes
to take but little interest in the plan proposed by the Pre-
mer in its probable effects their departments The
private and Joint stock banks have succeeded in
ducing Sir Robert Peel to make the annexed alterations
in his original plan =
l. That instead OF the averages Of the two years
originally proposed. the maximum Of the future circua
shall Ne regulated by the average Of the circulation
during the three months, February March and April
ment
. That the future maximum shall be taken upon a
monthly, instead Of weekly average, so that II bank
should exceed Its limits In week Ill may reduce il In
The following weeks
That the word place in clause 49, be omitted so MS
o allow banks open branches provided they do
not exceed the fixed amount Of their circulation
That the act shall not into operation a. far q,
country bankers concerned until the 2sth October
be period whent bankers annual licences renew
The joint stock banks urged that when a union took
lace between two joint stock banks joint stock bank
md private bank, the united bank might issue 70 the
mount OF their previous operations. The Minister
bccted to this proposal the ground that the whole
ircnstion Of the kingdom might fall into the hands Of
lev large compsniss The system appears s he
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fassenRcrs Arrived.

Csrgener sr and Mr.. Parish Mrs shld- Miss Mcleod Mad
Caideron de u bocs Mrs Jenkins esss ipriant Whe,
q w Wnr e.. M.lorme fauehe, L Louie. GuIdy. smith,
lohn l.a. Bat ~ y q .senway Carl w Richards
waa. LoIng iolm,,s D,elenson. Ioha Carer, sun
bury No.r, Hazsn Ins' am jr L,ion. gron.. Orns
b.os Gee ocessr o,i'R Hail, Shaw re- ka;. B:
Pierce .,,l tiam,,oa Mer1', Rem, stos Meis III
CsTeron John Fe gusgn Fa,eis BeSssJ g Corr Robs
Eiv, Jonn Hartley. Charruard Mss rms.r w Smith Jao
.ognsl, Fed Nevias, Ballard Alex Jchnscn Thos Ward
;3q,d 81 Booth iesel.nd John seren. The. fiow stone
Lswence Mrs Lawrence AID Robt Weir and lady Mr.
Jefnv, Mrs BrinRen.
e army; u Mahora. sgd sdy, Miss T HOs.n. T
Mrs A Glasscn H. MsJ hrnard. Mss BeuIsrd, Mrs Nit
eh:i, ard children, Mrs III Mrs Salisbury and .
spofort ticheh.,ger stone. Russell, Higday,
Burns II Lee n slore Rogers. 4 Robbers, and in
the steeraee.
HAyAsA-Brig Sarah Jans-Fex Martin.
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perfect ~ 1t be made. II only requires q prsct
osl dsmondtraton 1t be proved only by practice.
The whole plan does not 30 into operation at Az
different parts 60 into operation different times
mex report showing the dates OF the several opera
tons -
The division OF the departments OF the Bank Of Eng
land takes place upon the slst day OF August. isa4n
All persons may demand notes for gold at Es Tia Cd
per ounce iom and after the s'st day Of august lsaS
after sist August s44" Bank TO allow EiSo 900 per
mum from the date
T. No new bank Of issue to be allowed from alter
the passing OF this act -
Existing banks Of issue give notice to the
missoners OF stamps and their claim issue
the extent OF their average during the weeks pre-
ceedng the 9th Aprilsuch notice to be given within
one month next after the passing OF this actn
g. No bank to issue upon average of four weeks
higher amount than that allowed by ths commissioners
. after the 10th day Of October, ls44n
T. A return Of the name Of every bank and OF every
partner in each banking firm company shall be made
to the commissioners Of stamps and taxes ION the ls
day Of January in each year within Is day thereafter
s. The agreements that have been made between the
Bank Of England and the bankers named in schedule
shall cease and determine on ths sis day OF December
O. The compensation of one per cent to such banks
shall cease on the first day Of August, 1855
10 Any banking company in London. or within %
miles thereof though the number OF partners exceed six
may draw, accept or indorse bills OF exchange from
and after the passing Of this act"
II; The exclusive privileges Of the Bank Of England
shall continue until after the expiration Of - months
notice TO be given after the ls day Of August 1897
The principal changes take place the slst Of August
when the recharer Of the Bank Of England goes into
effect. We can consider this important question
settled Time only will determine the effect msy have
the commercial prosperity Of Great Britain and her
dependencies beyond the power Of man to prophecy
the effects Of important measure like this and its
adoption must naturally unsettle commercial affairs for
| tme-perhsps during its existence
The report OF the Bank Of Missouri and Branches for
June, compared with that for the month last year.
show quite an mprovem -
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Wellington.
Correspondence of the Herald ]

WASHINGTON, July IL, le44
The OtfcehoidUs-1he Next Presidency-The Pre-
sideM--Mr. Calhoun = Annerati.n = Senator
Bagby and the Letter Writers
GEN. j. G. BENNETT
II Is the glory OF strong man to exercise his
muscular superiority with charitable discretion ano
forsearance and such is the governing sentiment
OF your correspondent when he sits down to the
review OF the current events of the day. and the de-
inquences of men officially and unoffically.
But OF all the miserable, splness, trembling SUBJ
servients Of power-here are none on the "face of
the round earth' so extremely miserable spiritless
and tremulous, as the subordinates in the Execu-
tive Departments at Washington There is scarce
man among them, al this juncture of our political
history, who can be made to confess that he be-
ieves Clay TO be about 81 years Of age-or that
James X. Polk is NJ statesman-or that Mr.. TYLER
is singular politician. If they express themselves
for eiherPok or Clay, they are in danger Of i'm
mediate excommunicaon; and if they pronounce
their opinion fearless Of this result the chances OF
perspective discharge are not to be Challenged
Their mouths are sewed up. Asking one lately.
heretofore something OF politician. whether he
was Whig, Democrat, or Tyler man, he answer.
ed; Neither, sir, am clerk in the Treasury
Department"
We would admonish these subordnates to make
ilOst VI tuelI lHe PRESIDENTIAL election.
unless Mr.. Tyler's luck should srrpass the popular
ty of either Of the other candidates. will bring YOU
gentlemen, to an official liquidation and settlement
with Uncle Sam. Old political hacks, recently
turned neutral-suI erannuated debanchees lately
teetotallzed-shattered and squeaking worshipp- r.
OF the cyprans and the stews, ,,who have reformed
young fancy gentlemen who have paid the first in
stament on their tailors bills 10 retrieve their lost
character tor honesty-men without the callgraph-
cal qualifications for legble transcription, who
have been latterly taking lessons of the writing
master In fne, the "tag rag and bobtal'' OF the
administration will be elected from and after the
fourth OF March next, whether Polk or Clay be the
President.
Il is still talked Of as probable that their NAV be
an extra convention Of Congress on the return of
President Tyler Mr.. Calhoun, it is said, is en-
gagged IN more comprehensive arrangements for
securing the immediate and peaceabe admission
OF the "Lone Star" Gov. Shannon, we learn. is
under special Instructions feel the pulse of Santa
Anna. BY the latest advices, the Falmouth. in
which the Governor goes out, had not left Norfolk
She leaves tomorrow, from all accounts
Senator Bagby, who remains here during the
recess, advertises that he will attend to CLAIMS
upon the Government. Therefore if you have any
subscribers in the departments In arrears. send
your bills TO the Sena.or, and doubtless he will
collect them on the most reasonable commission
The Governor has frequently expressed his con-
tempt OF the letter WRITER'S" and we give this
notice to show him that even they can return
+" good tor evil"
The mail closes. Fine rains. Bon
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ighton Cattle Market.

july l5-At market. ass beef cattle 800 sheep and
725 swine 10 beef cattle unsold.
PRcEs-Beef CattleWe quote to correspond with last
week; about the same prices obtained for a like
quality One yoke very large and fine, 81 ss extra ~
70; first quality 81 so; second quality 81 20; third quail
ty, 90 a 81.
Working Oxen-Saes at $40, 10. 70 and go
Sheep-Lambs from 81 rs to 25 old sheep from SI 70
to 2 u.
swine-Lots to peddle from 4tc for sows and q sSc
for barrows; small selected pigs &c At retail from to
6Ac.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

On Thursday evening, 18th inst AVN ELIZA MonaxLL,
daughter OF Richard and Sarah Morrel in the 2sd Of
her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are requested to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence, 800 Stanton street Her remains will be
takent0 Woodbridge, N ] for nterment.
On Thursday, 18th inst Of consumption JOSEPH H.
of Peter w. Teller aged IS years
The friends OF the family requested to atte nd the m
neral, tomorrow afternoon o'clock from 80 First st.,
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Amusennents.

NibLo uAKDEN was never more prosperous and
fashionable than at the present time; Tor on each
and every night OF the week il s filled to OVERLOOKING BY
The most fashionable audiences, attracted by the excel
ence oi the entertainments In addition to that splendid
affair." the Revoto OF the arem the strength Of the
capital corps dramdque put forth In the celebrated ex
Mitchell plays his original part Of Crummes and night
ecis the heartiest peas OF laughter from his auditors
These admirable pieces are 10 be together this
nng and advise friends to Tighten their hearts and
shake the cobwebs Of care from their brains by visiting
Nibos delightful Garden assuring them that they will BE-
entertained in capital style.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

1Gy- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
sAfARlLLA, GENTIAN AND sARSAFRAs, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
iblshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
wing qualities and curative powers OF the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
uperor any extract Of Sarsaparlla at present beor
he public and may be relied on certain remedy foI
III diseases arising rom impure stale OF the blood
uch scroula, sal,rheum ringworm, botches PIN.
ils ulcers pain in the bones or Joints nodes cutaneou
rupons, nceratcd sore throat or pny disease arising
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis or njudicioul
use /, mercury.
sold in singe Bottles, at. 10 cents each,
/" IN & asses oil halfa-doxen Bottles, % so
% one dozen a m
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office pt the College, % Nassau street.
w. 3. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

July l7-s9s cattle arrived. viz 64s from Ohio $50
from PenRsy vania 365 head Ohio driver TO New York
market-the balance sold to Philadelphia butch
ers, at "A a DC; extra, 81
Sows and Calves-276 in market. Sales at le $23;
extra, 80 $685. springers 10 $50; dry cows, $i2;
calves, loot 81 rs 75 extra so S. Live weight
on the Delaware, "a a 23c.
Hogs-472 offered. Sales at ~ ~.
Sheep and Lambs2, 100 offered Sales at 81 20 a -;
orstro - so 81
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY.Io.


...4 s6 MOON SETS ............
sETs...........72 % HIeB wArER......' ii -
Cleared.
Ships Martha Drke Sac Harbor. Grinncl, Mntum i Go;
Morrison t,reen New Loudop, do do Bsrquss Tsxidor
Clark, Msy,susI Pr De Coz Hee'' Bsbbdss 81
Pnree. skslNos Feri.. ~ lus s'ss C.sfe-so; Ramon
IL y ldo Nsrv AyeniI MAYO, Opptto, ~ Fowler Cot
cen, ~ stses st Johns. NF Laur,-s Csscr Lon
,rd New smyrna Fla N,sm,th Walsh; Belle. Myer Will
n,rgo, SI NJ Powe Tsia % 'snAnter. Tn uAcoa
rooEs 81 Commerce Rogers, Boston se,rs v,etor,.
3,uee J.emeI Fo,ts Ntkeuou: Fswn. Bartlett do, w
fsw.; Iva stevens, We,t Indies Bsd.er Peek Psehe
smith Bsrneoa; Amelia rtrnr Z. Baltimore osser; Lacy
., y Met ready n
Arrived.
shp u Aen, Wilson dsys rom harleston, IN cotton
,seo Snt,on.
B,qoe sauds, Washburn Eom Msss,ns NAV "a 9TH sLs
lie u hass canary seed " do hlbets ~ do mod
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State OF Trade.

AsHns-Pots very dull. We quote - oct Pearls
ar+tquite firm at 81 37t 4433
CoTroN-The news by the Hibernia is considered very
avorabe but yet operators have been quiet We have
no alteration in prices TO report.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale sell as want
ed at,3i $50. The receipts continue quite large.
WH,sKEy- Drudge casks held at 23c. Western and
prison barrels at as There very little doing in either
descriptioR.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19
90 CHOLERA MoRBus. pIARRHGA. AND THE

u3- CHOLERA MORBUs, DIARRHGA, AND THE
various affections Of the bowels incident to the season.
are now making their appearance and carrying of great
numbers who by timely application Of proper
dies could have been saved. DR.. Shermans Camphor
Lozsnges are invaluable not only to produce immediate
relief but failing preventive, and by using
them through the warm season, you will fnl your
strength renewed They act like charm in all
affections and palpations and those who acquainted
with their effects will be without them DR. Sher.
mans Warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents. 10 Broad
way 10 Astor House Rushtons, corner Broadway and
l4th street 227 Hudson street 1856 Bowery n East
Broadway; LEDGER Buildings, Philadelphia; and State
street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19
MONEY MARKET.



The stock market remains without much alteration At
the Old Board prcssiwere very firm Long Island ston
ington. Kentucky 6's, Ohio 6s yicksburg, and North
American Trust, closed at yesterdays prices Can
ton Company advanced 4 Norwich and Worcester, ii
Mohawk, J.; Fsrmers' Trust, and Reading Railroad
l. At the New Board the operations very limited
Canton Company improved per cent Norwich and
Worcester, North American Trust. Mohawk, 1t.
The story put forth by paper Of this city that the
cashier OF the Stamford Bank deiaulter, and had
absconded is entirely false Mr. Hill is visit to his
friends in Troy having left the bank ths LIST Of June
The bank holds bonds Of individuals the amount Of
$40 900, and other securities amounting to Sl2 OOO to
any deficiency that may appear the settlement
of the cashiers accounts.
By the arrival of the steamship Hberna Boston we
have advices from Liverpool to the 4,h inst The &C
counts OF very favorable nature both the
money and cotton markets.
The Foreign Exchanges Of Great Britain remain at
present belew par and from the present indications Of
trade and the appearance Of the crops should Judge
the rates would advance sufficient require exports
of bullion The amount Of exchange in The market de
pends in degree the quantity Of money. Any
contraction Of the circulation will act Of course, upon
credit and bills Of exchange being important form Of
credit will consequently feel the effect othe contraction
The foreign trade Of Great Britain when confined to its
proper channels very seldom allows balance to rise up
against the country the importation Of any article of
luxury for speculation, almost the instant
the exports cannot keep the balance in favor But when
the importations cannot be controlled when the
saries Of life have to be purchased of foreign countries
in consequence of short crops hone the balance Of
trade becomes reversed and drain Of bullion be
prevented The quoted rate for foreign exchanges in
the London market cannot always be considered evidence
Of the state of the foreign trade how the balance stands
The Bank Of England has repeatedly shipped bullion to
Continent for the purpose Of enecng exchanges and for
the purpose Of drawing high rates. Fluctuations
foreign exchanges Great Britain have also been caused
by the Mint regulations making gold alone legal
These fluctuations would be greater but for the monthly
reports made by the Bank Of England. which keep the
commercial classes constantly informed ofhe Of the
bank the supply ofbullion and the ability stand drain
All these things govern the movements ofthe commercial
classes and enables them only regulate trade
codngy but to regulate the rates for bills Of exchange
in the market The monetary system of Great Britain is
confined to general laws than the banking
Of this country and the effects Of expansions
tions the currency Immediately felt there is
therefore, better control of the Of trade and
greater uniformity is hardly possible for drain Of
bullion from the Bank Of England to take place. unless
the crops are.unusually short.
We the recent quotations for foreign exchange
in London.
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rorelwn Importaalons.

HAvArA-Brg Sarsh Ja,s-l 900 sesars J Man1asedo-
20 900 w Westervrt-lo0 900 w IN mss-si toIes
gar & Rosir-2 cases rcia-2107 boxss sugar r
rouna-l case segars smiih Ihurger co93 bHs sugar
Mathews-9oO0 p,ne spplrs X De Zildo-s00 do
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Away with homeliness or ugly features
Give me the clear complexioned Of Gods creatures
natc u.in6, ~".ss., oA.id =. ss.--.,
With freckles, blotches. eruptions-ay, or tan.

WIN IreCkIes, DI0fches, eruptlOnS-ay, or tan.
From New York mornng paper.
We have seen sever l. lately, whose skin was brown
yellow shrveled and covered with pmpes freckles ant
eruptons. Well they have used one cake of Jonesi
Italian Chemical SOAP week. and they have had such
beautiful fair skins thabut enoughthis certainly does
Disagreement Of the skin and do advise ali to try
cake for 30 cents You get at the sign Of the Ame
rcan Eagle, 81 Chatham st. and 323 Broadway N. Y; OF
39 Fulton st. Brooklyn Be careful and buy where
else but at the above places there counereiters
Take get JOnes's. Agents-n Boston, State at
or Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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We see in this report increase in every department
but loans and discounts The specie hand has ncreas
ed more rapidly than the circulation while the depostss
show increase Of full 6ity per cent The decrease in
loans and the increase in depostes show decline in the
wants Of the people of that section for Bank facilities
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MA RITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the steam ships.


W rh,li II vor If Captains OF Vessels will give
% ommodors kosEaT SLvyv, Of our News Flee Report
poAce on Their passage List OF their Cargo spd Fo
cien Newspapers News they have lie will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Consspouden a
abroad, will also confer favor BY sending this
flee AL the Marine fnte!lige they obtain Nautical
Information Of kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

PILES-Who is suffering from this distr ressng CON-
painl If any, wish to say to them that Hays Lni-
men will effect in every case, at u Courtan st.
New York. Warranted.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

CHARLEsror-Shp II ale Iii bates cotton Cahoous Kim
ney K co.'s lahae-l2 S,ckett srrs-37 Smith Nils
co-sp do yarn Frsnkn iart-i2 Hoibroos. Nelson CO
-i0 cks r.e Master " .rkoe-i pkg w Schmidt cos
Town,end X ~ Wells l. Spring
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Uyr UlCORD's PAKisIAN ALTE kATIVE MIX
TURF For the cure OF primary ndary Syphilis,
and all objections produced BY an inudious use OF mer
ite atve all other preparations o the Of Sy
phil,s is, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave a much
disease than the II is admin cred for The
best recommendation we give OF s, that il is
extensively prescribed BY the medical aculty who tor
merly considered mercury the only Tor those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of hall
iozen So carefully packed and all parts Of the
Union Office OF the College Of Med cine and Pharms.
~, % Nassau stree
" y RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Asant
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

90 THE WONDER OF THE AGE IS CONNELs
Magical Pain Extractor has the control fire, in
fammaions old &c. and should always be kept in
every house in case Of accident We could fill every
lumn Of this paper with certificates from first citizens
that would be of any To be had only genuine, at
II Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-19

90 CLEAR YOUR HOUSE OF REACHES AND
BED BUGS-An article for this purpose may be found
at II Courtandt street Its efficacy may be thoroughly
tested Also Cologne Water, very low hook quart bot
los