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The Nature of Cure ncy.

The Nature OF currency
We have already noticed the appearance oil
Fifth Edition, extended and improved. OF the
pcmphet entitled Currency. the Evil and the
Remedy, by Godek Gardwell." We would fam
hope that these repeated issues Indicate tenden-
cy of the public mind toward the important sub
iect they discuss There is no topic on which
more absurdty is uttered with pomPous positive
ness than this of CGrrency-none on which men
are prone to say 50 much when they have studied
NJ reflected on it next 10 none al all. You shall
meet on every other steamboat some genus who
is retailing his ideas y OF the character, dangers
and evils ola National Bank, ;o' instance, with
out ever. a notion OF Whist is essential to consti-
ute such Bank, or wherein 1t differs from any
other moaeysd institution Hall the objections
ne offers apply TO any Bank and third apply To
nonc-out they answer ms purpose of making
REQUISITE amount Of noise, and 50 are repeated 10
ntinilv.
In the essay before US the author proponnds
and lucidly argues, |. That USuTy, or excessive
interest, is the great bane OF healthtul Business
and OF Productive Industry. > That this Is TO
De cured only BY creating some agency or lnstl-
tuition through which money shall be supplied to
all who will give unexccptionabe security Tor it
to The amour; justified by such security, and at
a moderate ra,e-say three per cent. 3. That
there is no solid reason why our Currency should
10 identical in kind with that of othe, Countries
but many reasons why II should not be. /. That
Money is simply measure, the same as yard
stick or II bushel, aud that It is absurd that
Business should Sc stopped and Industry Grip
pied 70. want OF Money. 5. That it is perfectly
within the power OF the Government to create an
ADEQUATE Currency, by the institution OF Ma
tional Safety. Fund, issuing notes for circulation
redeemable at all times IN National Stock
bearing , per cent interest in Specie; the notes
to be loaned at 3 per cent. interest 10 whoever
shall give ample security for the loan, and TO the
measure Of the demand. BY this course, it Is
contendcd the rate OF Interest in the Country
can be kept down to per cent. for rich and poor
alike. and Currency more uniform IN character
and amount more beneficent in lis influences,
and secure against frauds, rcyulsions and con-
fractions, may be secured.
The nature and effects of Uusury and of In
erest generally, very clearly traced out in this
essay 1t is shown that doubling the rate Of inter-
est is in truth doubling the debt on which interest
is paid. and that reduction of the rate 10 one
half will increase the reward of labor i'll proportion.
We have rarely met with ID more mastery expo
sitien of the tendency of excessive Interest to cat
out the substance OF people, and concentrate all
wealth in the hands of the few. We wish this
treatise were generally read, for, while many
would dissent from It's ultimate propositions, few
can pcrnse i; without being instructed and pro-
fitted. published by w. IL. Graham, l6O Mas
salI.st. Price T. cents
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BY This Mornings Mail

~ The train from Washington did a.,
Philadelphia Yesterday evening in time "a
with the New.York train from the latter en-, ..'e
was probably owing TO the rush OF S!,r5. u
Congress returning home and The oy,rlc,..
the cars.
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COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder. cd ~
men COzzESs and WILLIAMS.


NJ. e. Patterson. District Attorney.
SESTENcEs.-John Donovan, convicted oil o'.,
Larceny, senlOg $50 iiom I. Fenton Was Sea'eSee'
State PnsOn tor So years. ~,
Patrick Culhane, convicted OF receiving " &
goods AT his shop Wnter,treet near Clinton, Wa S
tie Pcniteuthry Tor years. r.,
GRAsD JUKY.-lhe Grand jury came lnioVs-
with number of bills md retired to resume ihs
NoLLE PKosEQCI.--ln the case OF nc'! ~
stanel., indicted for perjury on the complaint OF NJ
Of cOmplaInant. Rim
BuRGLAkY.-John Kennaday was tired io ool %
afy IN the 81 degree, IN breaking into the NaDs y "a
Tracy, of sthayenue and i2i,ifert, scd $50 n
OF three sets Of harness. worth 81. on the ON OF ~ @
jury found HIM stiiify, and the Court sentegcoH IN
Prison tor years. :o1 IL. i
GRAND LARcEyY.-John Wilson was iilf s's rs
Grnnd Larceny, stealing eweiry watch Sc he X ~
from james C.ttrcil. of No. " Centre uee', o s y
la, The complainant whO Is pan|r. wa, 10 ,ssse
the properly consisting oil gold "atch worm 80 ccss
breast pn worth 500 bestes leweify ~oius s, ok
a room m e hou.e trf removal He r,-tei TIE 'i In
railing OF All No. a CrPS street ana - I'd excel
tents fell out lie was caught by the owner Of s c so
cent 10 PRISON. The jury found nm gp,itg' an"
tencel hm the State Prison for Jyea ~, ,,sor ~,
TRIAL FOX BURCLARY-J0seph holsP ~. bs=<ll
,rel tr burglary IN the 1t degree in breaking iso
OF James ste,en,, No. l5 1homfeon-s'feeio I'd snGs
the hal ri In. "a ,nry Of Ia. hou>e al late hour ~ -
,e1zned them They ran aud the Other seags.r sI ~
caught stOop. The hoGse wa. ~ .ren9,sdD -
KEY, IIG IIIJ Ion4' Il 'tiu'Sf'' $500
larceny. ..o OyftSeb
William Ogle tired for petit larceny s % a'S,s.II, y
ms watch worth slO irtrn the huuse OF fee - cas-
2J West itistfee;. the ri oi siiy lI'i. nd sss
Ell the goth OF F-0nIafy last OF i ,,i hin sI5
ce to the Penitentlay months. The n.y iu ,saest
of The petlt larceny second offence and he "H'
the state Pnson Tor year. ,,ad rih W
tired for lnd Larceny. stealing ,r collar He1 80 Sss 81
let breast pun, &c the value Of su IRON u nSy t1S
liam l.. Burrows on the I'd oi hLfl' a',. .t tsfS
..ri''y of petit larceny ana the Count seh'e''s-
!eBtiHry tor months.
Adjourned To wednesday II O'clock.
-,
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before judge XVII

ALFRED RIGGS rs. NoNMuUrH Is. HAL ~
STERILIZATION Or fepevn referred u 5c'teidaI-!sS
could moi a gree and were dischnTsed.
NAPOLEON q. turner Us. join GosslM-la
pnrrs were attached ,ume time SINCE 70 the Bp~eo A..
ihatfc Words occurred between them. 1nd d,lenlia ~
Turner. Actlon brought iOf a1sHuit und baitefy ~
tor plaintiff. r.,
AMY MCkLEN rs. NELLY LocBwO"D.-ibts
cnun growing oii ale OF one halt tile h1tnn' ~
by M Pine OF the PhBnK Hotel corner ni Fine snl "
streets bn the return OF ire jury the plnnl decAneg Nv
lng aud "A nonsuIt was entered.
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corRr cALGNpAR. inns Day.

SUPERIOR Counr-No.. IS, 66, 30 81 3, Il :
50, u. So. Ii, II, IL, 10, 81, GO.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. II, IS, 60, 60, S.
to %, 254, 90, l00 1902 lO3, l0i, 26l, lC5 to IL
COMMON PLEAS.-Nos. Il, -, 70, q, g, q,
n IL :
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THE TRIBUN E.
WING NOMINATIONS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, is4i.
polk apainstthe Tariff:

The following from Speech delivered by JAMES n
POLK before the People MADISON County. Tennessee. on the
Sd day April 1913. wshow that he and always has been
an Incorporating opponent Of PROTECTIVE Tariff:
The diTerere, 6,t,oeeI the Of the Dcti,eG partB
so;H he Mr. Milton Brown acts and VseJ a. tn't
tey the Of Utstrtban aud Prefecture n
rl-e1sgres chich CONSIDER rDfn0s ~ Ae interests ~ me
CSuatry and esDecfau 10 tie The Planting states
II race steadily and az oil t,ures opposed sort
On Wool.
..Jae Woo (;roners CONSIDER ths Guty foreign Woo
important their prosperity THIS opinion aDDreaena
founded IN error
An oon opinion is TINT WOoi should be duts-free.
lCongressIonai Debate, vol. :. page !, !e4.
And FOR Annexation.
IAcre hesitation deelar,ng that an faror Of
ne Kuzareate IF Tens Territory Of
United States flames T.. Polk the ciZens oil CIncin
nat, Apnl Is. 1871
D5- The Agent for this paper in Hartford R. j. Husr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

Ey' Gems OF SCOTTISH SoNG, Collection
of beautiful Scotch by nearly all the great
names that have shed 50 much poetry over Scotland
is the title of u number OF The -Nirr0r Libra
ry, published this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
From Amos Hepdalrs EIpositor.

EVERY WHY'RE rnE S,nr.-.vhr hatred OF foreigners pei
STSsn yorknsmeH and Democrats. Nr Clay would per.
them Ia have the precmpton privileges as natives
% pTieses OF ciizens aud phlaelpbis Wing, burn their
and churches, and denounce, imp'Son and murder
taem 10, defending tnem>ei'eS.
is" 1t does seem that this Amos Kendall is
more like an inctlnate fiend Than human being.
rhink OF grey-headed man attempting to make
political capital out of the late horrible occur
FENCES at Philadelphia, at the risk Of causing
renewal of such scenes elsewhere To effect this
end, our oreign-b born population are told that the
houses and churches Of their brethren in Pbila-
d.lphia are burned, but not word is said Of the
slaughter of Native Americans al the same time
nothing to show that the fault was mutual and
tae conduct of neither party justtable. In short,
this paragraph does nothing TO rcbukc and re-
press riots, but is directly calculated TO sir up
broils between our people, and make the streets
Of our cities rcd with blood Blu, what cares Ken,
dali. 50 that he can gam a few votes by it
Bu, it is the Ncw-Yorll Wings who prescribe
foreigners, and the Phlladeph Ways who burn
their churches and houses. How does TINS ap-
pear The Native party here VIGOROUSLY sprung
| from the Loco Foco ranks, and received last Fail
msioyity of votes from that side. In Philsdel-
pha, we do not remember a single Wig name
| known to us as such connected with the riots.
Kensington IS a notorious Loco Foco stronghold,
and no Wings ever dared venture there to get up
q FIGHT. Such atrocities as these of kendall's
NAV drive the Loco, Foco Natives into voting
with the Wings, but they will hardly accomplish
their purpose Of driving any body 10 vote for Polk
| ,nI Dallas
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o The acting Manager of the American
Museum takes benefit to-day, and it ought to
be a good one lie has minstered untiringly
and generously to the entertainment of the pub
lie, and we trust the public will remember him
now. He profiers most abundant and attrac-
tive succession OF entertainments as will be seen
by reference to the bill of the day-the Orphean
Singers, Giant and Giantess, Great Western,
&c. being among them.
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Nc,v-York Daily Tribune.
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FROM HAvANA.-By the Augusta, we have II
Tile OF the Dlaro' 10 the 9TH June, but They con
tain no more news than do tho Cuba papers gene
rally.
Letters OF 9th, quote markets unchanged and no.
thing in II commercial or politca! way worthy OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

TRICKS OF TRADE.-1he other day stone
weighing half pound was ound in a lump OF
butter offered for sale in the Philadelphia market
by d highly respectable old lady, aud few
days previously an advance was obtained from
Pttsburg merchant on 200 barrels oil potash, which
turned out 10 be paving stones.
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U. : COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Belo0 ). Rurl

EXAMINATION OF GAIT. fHsBlg.-lhe accEsl
i.r Young mud fath, handsome louAins man. lebofa
lmuiun tunucrticLt, where hli father - N WsAal
cum,taaccs Ne brought up Yesterday loI rAA liA-
,Ic>,r, Hoffman aud Barrett nppeerd or the u : I'D y
VIM NJ puce uf prisoner. Mr.. Hnrrtt stated AAi "
stands accused of perjury swearing tn inse papen hts
tom House the penalty for whi" o. huo not eIcetAi VI
and imurr,onment not exceeding yeuTs.
Mr. flames l.. I'Gli0aH, Deputy Collector ts'
fe,i that prisoner s~oc 10 invoice M the Cmomilef
benz .ad cou,gnee OF is cnfsO at the 'hpp kn
rom Nassau *. The heuGlug ui IN. INVOICE hs spfI
been altered written ensure lie aho mSr "a
ne anew o no other invoice
officer UeHnNO4 testified 10 having afrrssdPtf
nef and iuuud uu ms person Inyoirc. This nrots Sn
the carg" have been cnn,ignr 10y Nl Continuing hA
1t Nassau. " T.. To Alf Dnulv Dnpsr. at boston. ,
Dir. Dr0per testified To beng acquainted Hh
wrtns Nj W. and 10 have received letter na ss
relation 10 the cargo. ~.
Hr. Siurdernat, Counsellor nt Law, suitt ~
he had b. employed By Nlr. Draper investigate tH,i
Captain Fr,bc. on beng Infested confessed 10 "ha
lone He did 10 have considered d. ~ tethhA
.hJ which wuS, hat rather Incu;flus private ooish
Tie sad tnat he hud been illr unfortunate nGl oa ~
10 pny thee then 20 hls iut'rf nrknowef.e whti
done nud induce Nj, father to give him ,ucrnl no~isF
Hp-tpn -Hd settle with Mr. Dpper lc al once sa'egP
proceeds all bat SO. winch he itI paid 10 tr niaie
The accused was held tn bad N the OF s.lp JAW
the cGarge winch wss sycnb ~ hls iutc end senpeaR
med Squire, aud he was dl,chufget
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BAYOU LAsouRcHE.-'lhe Laiourche Patriot OF
the lst inst. says that Bayou l.aiourche is Yer,
high, the lever has broken III number Of places
and there is large about eleven miles be
low ThibodauX on the same side OF the Bayou.
a number OF attempts have been made To stop H.,
but hitherto all have failed. The country Is mum
dated ur u number oi miles, and the damage done
viii be very great. Ii the Bayou does not TALL very
soon the crops OF the inhabitants will be completely
destroyed. y. y. lropIc, Jane III.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Jude lso'iNi
Timothy DnNnyAN. AND WIFE Us. I'D. How

house WInm st;eetMfs. y. had been recehuI h.ls,
her present husband. The pfr-eat an nct2h W
charging Hogan with having asserted that Mis- H. ~
aud bad stolen tine bedding, ter hou'e and 40 ~
ing her yie eplthet. Defendant deAlei Ssl-4
words. Verdict Tor plaintiff 800.
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- The New England Yearly Meeting OF the
Society Of Friends commenced at Portsmouth on
Frda,, and was continued as usual, during the two
following DAYS, at Newport. We understand that
seven distinguished friends were present, and that
the meetings were we'll ATTENDED.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MANsLAuGurER BY \ CoLoREp BoY.-Abou,l
o'clock last night, colofed boy. aged H. ssnGaoiALk
ker No. Park row, near Bfohdw0y named Ioba Elsrl
Robinson went INTO the Re!ectop ~ Nr. Edward WalS
IN PARK row. 10 take home plne'. aud while there
Patrick Daley aged ~ an u'h servant OF >lf. Woda, -
,rp. TIN, led to m alteration and ,cuile ard Rtha,
colurcd boy I'D out and into Mt Bnrker' saei III 4
m the door tu,ho nnI struck Patrick Daley. who BED
lowed HIM. yiolen, blow the side OF the head wrAas H.
shocking him down n-en.be He was carried MO b ~.
,cs Of Nj Wndus, where he died u,2 O'Clock tho ncs
Officers Bunker Denniston and StokcIy arrested RoesS
WHO was committed 10 PRISON TO answer The Comas' h,ll
inquest, ami the jury found vefdlc, IN conformity vii
above iucis.
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FsoM LoxDoN.-The packet ship Prince Al
bert arrived last night. She brought London pa
pers to the Goth. but they contain nothing of in
terest IN addition TO what we published yesterday
morning by the Independence.
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Reported for the Baltimore Patriot.
Mr.. Morse's Magnetic Telegraph.

The following question was sent down TO Wash
ingion this morning:
Please inquire OF the Hon. Mr. WErHkHED who
OF the Members OF Congress will address the Wing
Meeting tonight at Lnmvale Factory.
The answer WAS sent up rs follows:
The Hon. Mr.. STEWART OF Penn the Hon. MI
SMITH of la. aud the Hon. JoHN WEruERED OF
Md will be present and address the meeting
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Is The NILES COURIER is new and good
Wing paper just started in Befren County,
Michigan, by Stuart & Bessett. We learn from
II that the Genesee County Democrat, hitherto
Loco, has refused to support Polk and Texas, and
come out for Clay and the Tariff
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Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.
TgcsGGy.. JHHe |

CO performance thu, afternoon clock the New.
YORK Museum. Monsieur and Andnme Checken. the much
admired Dancers appear ASSISTED by corps de ballet add
Dance will he performed By the whOe company each person
being provided with :e hot poker. The effect will be
20 Whit will they do with steam next With It we trn-
the and land, manufacture and print with
aud with we take the lives OF "nr species but most
ier;i OF nI, nEde by produce i
definite extent This most interesting, phenomena illustrated
and brought practice 80 Brosdway production
Chickens by most interesting your presence.
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CT The CLAY TRIguSE.-Gentemen In the city whOwi.h
send "A valuable and cheap Wing Journal 10 their trends
the country during the Presidential Campaign requested
read the Prospectus Of the Clay Tribune winch will Nv
found IN another column n-snge subscription. only 90
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on Saturday night, viz

s Efal"E' of n g. flansefia % S Of Ny
Woodward. of :. {. 6. W. Jone. "i Tenn
Arlington, OF \. {. Tucker, OF Mo-.
IIamltn, ni Me- Mcdonnell of Ala.
Payne, of Ala. Anderson. Of \. Y
Dawson, Of Ia. 7 Ming OF \ y
Cary. OF y. y. Stets0n, OF y. y.
Some of these men were III their natural ele-
ment, entirely; others ought TO be capable OF
blushing. 1t looks well for Mr.. HungerJord for
instance. himself Bank President, to be thus al
work to d. feat the rechartering OF Banks But
good bye 10 this House. The majority, we doubt
not, will be in humber frame of mind when
they come together again
NJ Gov. BoucK, we learn from the Albany
areuS, has net with cordial reception from
The party in this City and ooklyn-havine
visited the General Committees, by invitation, and
partaken of an Eleventh Ward supper, at which
B. F. Butler was d guest, and Niessrs. Melville
and M'Murray were speakers. Mac was unusu-
ally witty. Hear him in the Argus:
He said that he in common with the people Of
the State had but little partinty for bills III the
shape of currency but vet the people seemed 10
have strong parliaiity for Executive Bills. They
had had big Bill Marcy and isttle BIZ Serard, and
now thsv have honest Bill Bouck-tresh from the
green howery bank OF the Schobarie; and they
honor and will continue 10 honor the draft Thi>
pla. full hit was received with roars OF laushter and
cheering. and the Gorergor seemed 10 esyoy IL as
much any.
The Argus says that Cayuga, where the Bol-
tiers have had the field for some time, has chosen
Bouck Delegates to the State Convention So We
presume the Old White House takes the track
again.
Arc toego. By the rejection Of the ;rea'y OF Berlin
out Of Iesc; to Britain I The supply OF 0cop OF Germans
u 1t takes The Republic 10 ask this limo.
cent question. Perhaps that paper will tell US
,rhsre 10 look for the '3OOOO,000 of Germans
whom we do not now supply with Cotton, Rice
and Tobacco" BIZ, would, ii the Berlin Treaty
were ratified.
u There is a paragraph running the rounds
OF the Loco. Foco papers, purporting to have on
glna;cd IN the Indiana american, (Which it pro-
baby did in 1885, which says
Henry Clay nerr reee,rsd the Of Ohio aad Indiana
and It l. idle TO cscXate that be erer ru!.
Now it is notorious that Ohio and Indiana both
u0fed for Mr.. Clay when he frs, for President.
The inference isjust as sound as the assertion
AooiDENr-One of The bsrgemen attached to the
Revenue Barge Office, named James NcNalley, in
wrestling with companion Monday morning, fell
| and broke his leg.
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~ The DAILY TRIBUNE served an early hour any
par; OF this City Brooklyn. at CENTS per week
bic 10 the Carrier By those who prefer the
for Dix months year payable at the office in adgance-
Persons wishing be served will please send their
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The SOUTHWESTERN RwERs.-The following
letters are from the N. .. Tropic of the 10Th
inst.
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DREADFUL FIRE Al NfwFoUsDLASD.-lntell
gence has been received AT tluIlax that The greael
purt of Hartor Greece, n. r. destroy ed by Ire
~, ,I.n LII, MT
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Morru n, WuIrr KIygR. juno s.

MOUTH " nIIh
The Arkansas River high ~ ls3j II Inns cut
hank off the opposite SIDE that nil the houses IN i
Cantue gone the aud the Stages from LATHE
Rock Fort Smith have not been able to get along i"I w"
weeks.
Mourn or WHITE RIVER, Jun"6.
The Mississippi River stall rising aud hpldy w c
River /. ,ni be- at Met alias Bluffs, four feet higher tn
during the ate grra, esIe, The Arkansas four inches
higher at Little Rock than III 1893. and sui rising.