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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

StHmAHK 0F THE TREASURY REr9HT=A
Washington correspondent Of the Journal Of
Com says, IN advance 10 Tie report 81
the Secretary Of The Ttfeasufy, That the 70.
feibts from Customs fBf he first year ending
BUth tans, 1916, viii exceed #37 500, 900.
from Pabiie Lands, $4,000 t6l misfeiishs.
Gus and incidental s0BFgss, $t65, DDg, 90,
making In al over NO, 100000 There was
. balance II tbs Treasury LIST July, ls44. Of
S7gs07, $40 CT, which, added to tHe receipts
vii na#a q total uf GVaF a37, 500, 0t0, aihs
expenditures for the Ha1ie time we're about
100000, DUD, which leaves q l~balahGs ~ the
Treasury Of above @7,b00,0 600, IN 'ibe Items,
The 8#pehdilHfasI Under The direction If he
War Department Wafe over II l5,O00,0 1000, OF
more thai one half Of The Wh6ls expenses If
The government, The figil list viii moi
much exceed Two and a quarter millions Of
d%JlIafs, Ahd the foreign intercourse not bali
a million. The Navy Department has eE=
pended above HB6,GD0,G 900, making upwards If
S3i 900 900 t0f our act w national defence,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
REGULAR pAGk.

a HEGULAR pAGK.
N nugET Behfeea Nep Or
Asieans and Uogon Sara,
The steamer BELLE CREOLE, Gapt Dimls
Try, wilt leavs New Orleans every sunday
al 10 9'eleeH and viii proceed A. fgr - pa
you T'aBiea, and viii return 10 BaJoa Sara.
where she will ttay ~ WEDNESDAY Nor
ming al which time the boat viii start fgT ".
Orleans. On the upward and downward sfip
The Belle Creole viii STOP Al each landing
and atse every other pari Of lhe coast whess
il will b6 required
Persons are invited 70 inspect me bosl fer
thems elves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

We are indebted to Eugene Brady, Esa,
If the RAINBOW for a copy Of the CONNER.
eiai Times, extra edition, alec to VIM David.
sen SEQ. foe repeated favorH,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE, GIRLS THE
following is an advertisement from the Bates
vile (Arks1 News:
Any eaf WHAT'S get a bed, a calico dress
coffee pot and skillet, knows bow to make a
hunting shirt, and how to nuss children, can
have my services till death parts both on US.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

CHEAT IMPROVEMENT tH THE MANuFABs
fuHH oF BueAHAMr De Bvst9H's Process
The franklin Planters banner Of the 2bth
instant, says awe have The qualification
ii Informing our Planters that M DelJfets
ton. In his iifst eapefimentD In This parrish,
has succeeded beyond our most sadgIj no
expectations Hall The planters to whom
We recommended this process, had adopted il,
there would be 4 gHiH, 10 Ibis parish, al
ihahy thousands Of dollars 81 fat, only
two planters have adopted it-Messfs. Sta=
pheH Dueah and Francois DaneYt Mr. DHz
eah commenced boiling on Monday morning
last This mgfHtbg Saturday We received
a sample, FfeH 4 hosshead put III last night
at IL o'clock 4 Was from faBs cut very
high, and which Of course, did fbt At The
season produce The beat ~ jnte=but He
pronounce II priHia@=e Of the first quality, Il
iB Of rich straw color =ihs grain Bfn and
sparkling. 1t will tell IN market MIR, Di.
Gab is highly pleased with II, Last yeaf,
every hogsbead Of his sugar shfHHh one
third s@this year The sugar IN his h6gsheals
has scarcely sbfHHh M inch ! We invite
planters tB call ht oar Office aud sea the sauis
pie, We new inform them that Ne DeBfet.
ton viii clarity iu6e= pregipitatinH NIL impdf=
itiea=si IN The cold slate, ~ The JUICE bog,
~ Thou the Use Of either CHARTERS NJ pre-
etpitafofH. aud will warrant a superior Hf=
tiele Of sugaFr lie furthermore, make good
sugar from cane injured by frost Are hot
Ihnse important atthonh seine tH What say
the opponents Of progress and improvement,
now 4"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
AaTunn

During my temporary absence nj The North
persons having business with me, are tsfaffe
10 Richard LoHGks, Esq.
r. b. NEWCOMH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

American hemp is now exported TO Scot
land, were it is used instead Of fax in the
manufacture Of certain kinds of goods, and
where a new process has been discovered for
softenning the article prior to IFS being spun.
Very fine and white goods are made Of ii, as
well as bonnets and paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

We arc indebted TO Mr., II ID Coutmes
efthe steamboat Charlotte, for late city
pap efs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
FO1t

Several yoke If ~wofh@6xken, broken or
which can b6 easily broken, raised on my
plantation in West Baton Ryuge, where
they may be- seen. ] will also sell about
twenty inileb coRs with their calves. Apply
on the plaHtati95 o. to TIC 81 Baton Rouge.
Oct. 4ttH-55. Up, MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

We have not received the planters' Ga.
antte for two wteAa. What's the matter hew,
AAlutanl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
BATON ROUGE.
SATURDAY, November eth, iB4b.

The BdEttis. oar f~sfgnsmFfon and aftef
his date VA shall invariably change as fol-
bwa
fBt enc years subscription " paid
previous 10 expiration Of Term, eb U0
NJ pAla aiief, aud ihe trouble Us run
bihH allef ltl q 90
Advertising AMI SOB Wv The year, 10 90
yssr, ~ 90
Advertising per square 10 lines 10
soasiitaiole asaaate, n siaseHion, 90
Every subsequent insertion, zoe.
Announcing a candidate fer pablie
eHiee, tIf d subseftbef5 2 90
A~hnnapeiag 40, tnenssubsefibefA A. 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

TENSnssEE.-On Saturday the 25th ult.,
the legislature Of Tennessee elected the Hon.
Hopkins u. Turney, Senator in Congress for
six years from the ath u March next, in the
place Of fife Hon. L II Foster whose term 81
erviee bad expired His competitor was M.
@ Dn, lap also a l~Ocofoco, he received Dc votes
If his partV aad Mr.. TurBey Al wings and 6
democrats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

ANfw THien "A stranger lately obtain.
mali merchant. securing 70 pa tt1eui Ivy lha
deposit Of eask Of extra brandy. lie went
his wAy, "Oa q full examination - says The
Chronicle, al was found that q copper can,
which contained h small quantity Of brandy,
had been firmly fitted around ths Bang hole,
and Ill besides Was water !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

SUGAR The general range Of prices IL
nav from Al 5l5 paf III but BB5aaioBsl lots
Of very eholbe i18Y fetch 6f, although We
are tot aware ofaHy transactions at this rate
MDbABBE5,@ T'hs market loft off firmly on
Friday last, at 933, per gallon. TIE faihy
weather on the day following prevented
transactions, but he large arrivals snbse=
q)Bently, paved the way f1t ih9fs extended
operations On Monday, when about l,4g0
bills we're disposed Of At 9lt. per gallon.
FbOUHa=At the date Of ouf previous TO-
port The Flour maj kst left Off quietly, and
With 4 strong inclination to sell M mBst quar-
tsfsa The Hdylees, fpwavef, from the North
Oh Saturday, tended " restore m1Fs BBdfs
dsBes, aud holders again bsfBths very tifm
III their demands al "a 80, al which some
small sales were male,
BACON AZ This article continues extreme
" dali, Hnt are wa aware If any sales within
ita past f8W days that require notice, The
United aHouHt disposed If IRE al former
prices, say for Iias, III 4 BIgt Shoulders, 7
a Tie; Unganyasei tiaha, I q sej JaBgassd
Hams aud Eatfa Cured, 81 d lG5d,i per b.
pOHKzThs market far This article has
remained ~ a very quiet state since our last,
and bsy0ud The limited parcels required for
ship stores aud far plantation orders. there II
absolutely nothing doing. AZ The season for
hsw receipts approaches, holders are very
dssifsas 10 realize. Mess Pork Ia freely Of
fsf6d al HBl4 7h, aud NJ o. Mt Ia 10 @tg
B71 per Dbl, Bales If Prime IN small lots are
At vii 90 per Dbl. Arrived since our
tHsl, 10 bbls, Cleared. none
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
TIE MAHkNrH.
Itnaa.laN. AZ AIRlh

Tluaedsy, Nov d 1915.
CaFFoH The market f8f the last wsaH
has been rather unsettled, with 4 ~daWn8afd
tendency. The following are The gagtlt igas
Vt this atatei
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

Packing yarn, gasket paper and Sal An.
Hontae. 5fEfHEH l~lEHBEHs6H.
Oct II no SO tS45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

MFssns Entfofs i=plsaae announce mr..
Valfn1nt titbsft, rs candidate 10 represent
the parish Of West tiattn Rouge, IN ibs lover
branch Of Tho Legislature,
Subject however, 10 dqetsf6B Of a pHisb
conventions, II 0ts doomed he asaAfyt
THE PEOPLE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
PORK.

TAKEN UP by Michel Granerfs, on the
first day Of Nov ls45, = brown coy with Il
young calG, brand invisible, smooth crop and
slit in the left eHr.
The owner Ia requested to como forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take the A.
Bove described COW ard calf away.
J n. DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

~ Taken up on Mrs. Dewey's
plantation, a stray steer, pale
H red, about s years old, split
49, and underbit IN each year, the
two hind le2s white 10 the knees, no brand.
The owner Ia requested TO take him away by
conforming TO the law.
j.. X, DUFROCQ Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

FoUND.-A lady's small breast-pin, the
can have #, On application to this Of
ice, BY describing j. and paying expenses.
Nov 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
Public AtteTtnv

VIII be sold Al public sale u The stors Of
NJ MaiIiafd, 61
WsdafsdaH gDth instant i stock In trads
consisting 81 dry gogds, hardware, saflbsp@
ware, Rfdesfes, aHd various other articles,
TsfiHszCash
Sale 10 commence nj 10 o'siosk.
OGt 81 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

The King Of fSlsia, il is stated. has At bic
ossn expense, the pas: year. caused seventeen
thousand copies ogthe sculptures 70 BE- pFin-
tea ~ distribution among The schools Oh his
calm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
DRY GOODS.

pDHe. a#f
Black and col french and English broad ehhs plain and fancy 0asansfesb plain and plaid
saliasB PLAIN wss1sE y Jean, ssshngfshs .n nemh hna. Am1dssa egto's1ss, "ss ~
e6dbH, sAa vqHiagsdi dA printed cashmere GBeaHsa. Penpadeaf De Labe, Paris printed
ImoaeiHgd de laHbt BIZ, and cob aR warp HP4ea, printed bsueges, BIN, t6mbadnss and
9s1hosb t. and green gehtzsus Mt ges do Naples sga Ems Do sTia7 Heb peam shs,
IdabansH8h aBs da Antique fflHas5 STRESSES assorted FhfsneHsi kHha swHsf obsshf
ball dresses bk @ofied and s ssEs5 green httsse, white ashgnets aud eamant7 plan
and daufd wNs nusin, french embfd lace. collars needs Wk bhsHeHsHea sind N0nA@
fetest bs and white nett aess. sh wopan ano dagHs ,hasl. corded mtssll9 and
plain Ii bdhfa Sill cotton and na1nss dos poha ghmps ahd cords htea1 and eetea Sd
Ighgs and nssHmgF, ladies' and gents gloves and hosiery, blk, end fancy elk end satin
seaHs and eayalA VarHs styles Of fall and winter shawl. sE and cotton velvet hoanat cap
and GHfed mfta and satin ribbons &c, with g general assortment 8fa iIkhds Of foods VS.
TALLY kept IN HisH line If business
CLOTHtN0.
Fte black and fetfd dnss and foek ehh costs edfsd tweed and eaeinsfs paH6a
Blk aud Gotfd cashmere sacks, BIZ. pao4 youths and boys tweed land cloth hmk coats,
5hey easmre anu BLK, elHb pants, fancy oasbHse and biz satin vssts linen Shirts draw
.UH. nndsfs shirts &c
HATS & cars
Gents bin satin, noesEip and cashmere hats, boys fashionable da d., youths BIZ. ard
psahbsI crown dog gents boys and youths bin. and fancy Cloth caps, fine mBt fsssas
styles,
q & q
Gents fine cafHHehai boots, do, fine cstsnd pumna bBesne, ladies' calf md morocco
bpEans, do. black sd bronze lid slips, do white hid sHs, youths and bys perRed and
se8ed bfoaahs, miss calf sswad DO, ehHs Blk and eottd d.
... SAODIERy.
Mems BHgtsh. Spanish and Columbian saddles boys do, do, ladies' plain and quilted side
saddles, saddle bags blind bddea cart saddles and bf6bft filings nafihgatas Rhhs BAD
BuVidess.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

f~lAaAsst ron fuEhA1he Planters Gazette
says this fuel IL something new il that parish.
Il being used In but one establishment there,
Major Butler commenced the experiment last
yeaf.V and II is now In full operation, II is
said that the bagasee from three hundred
hogshesds will boil tyn hundred. The Gi=
sstte gives an interesting account Of Hai rs
establishment. A building 100 feel by 30, 10
con ain the bagBsse, IL placed on one side Of
the sugar house, the distance between their
outer ends being exactly five arBantsr A
ratlstFBek, ~ feet fran the ground pnasea
through the sagarzhouse, and branches off
befms reaching the Bagasse house. so d 70
make two tracks the Whole length atihe buil-
dihgs, Another fsilsifaeA on the ground eEs
tends The whole distan q between the outer
ends Of The buildings, on which The dry bag
gasse 10 conveyed TO the furnace.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
N0TnE.

All persons having claims against The esz
tate Of oar late father, John Sans deceased.
IND those indebted to ihs same, arc requested
TO apply 70 Raymond Sans, our sgsnl, vim IL
fully authorised To pay all dsbts and recent
for all monies due the estate.
Oct. 81 HEIRS u JONN SANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
st. Louis Flour.

st. Louis Flour.
WE are constantly receiving, fresh st.
Louis Flour, of the best brands.
Nov. / 80 PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
PORT WTNE-
ADVANCES.

We are prepared TO make CASH advances
on consignment s Of Sugar and Molasses, TO
our friends in New York, Philadelphia, ST.
Louis, Louisville, Nashville. Madison, Ia,
and New Orleans, Nov. / 80 PrKE g. HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

THE VuTE tn rails CtFY.-For weeks,
The l]0eoioco organs here have been drum
ming up their party 10 vote for the ConBtI.
tuition, claiming that instrument 40 4 ]locofoco
measure, and charging the Wings with oppo-
aition to il. What Is The result The res
turns show that the Wing stro1gboIde have
given it their support, while the ]loeotoco
atrongholda have battled against 1t. Look
at the facts The I'd Municipality, which
Ia Wing out and out, gave ST. votes for, and
only 81 sgainBt tho Constttutton. The Ist
Municipality, where loeetocoiam yet lives in
n boaeted majority, gave only $40 for, aud 232
against it And lhe Sd Municipality, 80 far
as we have tetufne, gave only l4b majority
Tor it, while the Sd Ward gave a majority
against It. In other words, the Wing por-
ton Of The city gave heavy, and the ]Iocofgco
portion very light naiorities for the Consli.
tuition. We knew this would be tho case,
spite If all the croakingg of the locofocos.
The Wing Constitution has been, an was
proper, sustained in the city by the Wings.
We nov call upon the Wings to don their
armor for fight under tho new Constitution.
With It's adoption, ends locofocoisn. Place
Debuls at the head Of the government, and
its principles will be carried out. With
the Courier, altering a word or two, we ex.
claim.-Thrice weIrome the year of 1916 to
Louisiana, which shall see .'.ocofoism pros
trated forever !"
"Let not, Whatever other ills assail,
A purse proud" locofocracy prevail"
Three cheers for the Wings Of the Consti.
tuition - Tropic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

AGENCY
For the purchase and sale Of real Estate in
Louisiana. Office in the basement Of tha res
idence Of Madam SheEburne.
=. d. NEWCOMB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

DhsFHggftls eF TUE TAHtFF=Our fears,
It woull sasta, are likely 10 be realized
The following extract from The Washington.
correspondent Of the ", Y, Journal of Com
mefeh, a FREQ trade paper, is The strongest
indication We have vel seen, Of the probable
course of HE Administration, The letter Ia
dated The iilh inst,
II Is how q matter Of certainty That The
course af the President, and VI tho s6efetaa
" Of the Treasury, IN regard to the Tariff,
Will he such ~ will give entire satisfaction to
The advocates Of ffee trade. Their recon-
fnendAtiens will 90 10 tho full ezfrut 1T The
propositions laid down by Mr. NeIjofiG ~
his late Iatlef, The rltaaiunm principle and
the specific duties are doomed 10 utter cx=
tinetion, The message Of the Fresidonj,
and The Seefelafy'e annual report, Will set
lie the matter, 80 far rs they and their ln=
tiueAee are concerned,
The writer then asks what Congress will
do, Tho laeofoeos have a majority Of sixty
N the House and six In the sehate=lafaa
enough, he says, for all practical purposes.
He expresses hts perfect confidence, from all
hat h4 has seen, that there will be very
thorough and essential modification and reduG.
lion Of tho Tariff. He thinks the 4 IN.
crest will now submit 10 reduction, "FoRg
wARNEB-FoaEAHHgB" 1'ropie
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

HATS & cars.

Gents bin satin, molesHin, and cashmere hats, boys fashionable DO. dey u
sarl bell er0wh do gents boys aud youths biz and fancy cloth caps, Of ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
LATE ARRIVALS.
4 LANOUE

HAVE RECEIVED per late arrivals a large and seuHste assortment Of fall aad vii
aaBis Of tg latest aud most fashionable styles, TO which they call the attention 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

1T The CutHtEH bBs FfAfs UFts tells
az auesJDte nj Theirs sufficiently piguants
The marriage IT The historian has not been
blessed NY offspring, which hHs been the
source ii much giagrih to the family Of Mad
fltleFs, which is naturally bfoind ri the als
llaHBe with the great statesman, and would
sse The race pufpstBatsd. tisf0fe leaving for
spain, The az minister announced ~ M Dos
sne, his father. nlIaw, that he had just pres
sehted to Madame t'hiefs the fruits Of bis
Anh Bhd sikti volumes Of The History Of The
Consulate, iii is very gallant Bn your part
replied NJ Dasne, "bHl YOU ought 10 think
seriously, my dear AdeIpbe. that ! have not
bestowed upon you my daughter for The pBF-
pose NJ making besHs alone"
This reminds one If the witty and true fea
tort which some naughty novelist puts into
the mouth Of the wife Of M old thfade MN
npf@tOh 40 sa marie pas pour fslfe dss char
AIDES, mails pouf fsif dss enfahts"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

ton, and was promised sneh Instructions 30
would induce al amieablB treaty, based on
natural concessions, Although the eoBtHma
plated treaty was 10 be signed III Washington
il was 10 be arranged entirely IN London, aud
solely BY Mr., HgL4hs Bt the bafI 81 The Uhs
tied ytHtes, FoF reasons not very diifiEult
10 imagine. the sighinE was To be done IN
Washington, whether Nh MBIaHe would
Havs forwarded the best Terms ~ be- procured
In The shape Of Instructions 10 MI paeteha
hem,
nWeil, Mfs MaLans has been, until Ibis
lime waiting f6F The promised INSTRUCTIONS,
and, If his patience wafe 81 such enduring
quality, he would wait Until The day OF dBafft
fgF them, The instructions Nili he cent
The President may shelter himself under res
o%luii9Bs. To be introduced and passed by The
waf party In The House o. representatives,
and The Minister WITH RETURN"
THk ADMINISTRATION FBiteT=Tha Union
says the L6C6fbeG papers demand a great
modification OF eHiifs repeal Of the tariff abd
iheb remarks "It Il scarcely necessary for
he 10 say that We eentenh for the great pflhei.
PIE that the tariff must be reduced ID q 'tafiH
for revenue. and we entertain no doubt
that The President If the United States and
the Setfatafy Of The Treasury will adopt The
"a ie true and Legitimate STANDARD.
NibbeHtsM - Tfbs celebrated Joshua
n mes, The founder Of The Miller Tabernacle
In Boston, and the leader Of The dsIudsd mot
tails ho believed In the destruction Oh lhe
world III tg4B, hqs beer f~eAisihg bic thfhha
LOCAL calculations, and bic pfUtfaead "thH
hour" H. IBI7zwhieh he says is the utmost
limit To which time is provided for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

PHILLIPS 4 LANoUg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

tsb. Spanish and Columbian saddles boys do, do, ladies' plain and quilted side
bags, blind bfidies,t cart saddles and bfiobing, Filings, nafungales ghths ad
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
BOoTs & SHOES.

Gents. fine calf suehed boots, do, fine tatfand prunetia bf6gans, iadts
bt6aans, ds blarH aBd bronze kd slips, do, white hid slips, youths am
sswed bf0aaHs, misses calf sewed do. ehttds Blk, and f6lefd d..
SAnN1ERV.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-01
NEW YORK ENERGY.

We take much pleasure in copying the follow
ing from the Union of Tuesday. II shows inst
that kind of spirit and energy which actuated and
raised Richelieu to the highest honors in church
and state, and which knows no such word as
" fail" New York sets noble example to other
cities, and we wish her spirit was diffused through
our own people; then would we rise like the sun
from his ocean bed, rich, gorgeous and happy.
dispensing benefits to the whole world.
GA letter from New York, of the 26th fur
nishes another striking evidence of the recupera-
tive energy, the great enterprise and the resources
of our cOnntrymen. 1--WE are recovering (savs
the writer) gradually from the effects of our late
disastrous fire. The loss will be very heavy
some SoOOO,OO0 at least; but it falls, in most
instances, on those generally who are abundanuv
able TO bear it. Very few of the poorer classes
have been injured The loss of life is the worst
feature in such calamity. It is little SURPRISING
that the total humiliation of six millions of capita
IN one night should make no visible IMPRESSION
upon the financial condition Of the market The
fact shows conclusive how firm is the foundation
on which our business rests, and how rnucb resl
wealth is employed by our merchants. The in
snrance companies will probably all pay their
losses IN tnl. and all but four will continue their
business. j he assets from which their payments
are to be made: consist mainly in government and
State stocks. These will be thrown into market
from time TO time, and sold Capitalists will be
ready 10 take them for investment. The money
Thus drawn from surplus deposiles in bank, viii
be at once returned to the active business commu
nifty, in payment for the goods and buildings de-
stroyed 1t is barely possible that, in the chang
ing OF so large sum from hand to hand, slight
and Temporary pressure may be made on our city
banks The writer points out how even that
pressure may be avoided But no serious effect
is anticipated and n month ,ciH scnrcely eIaDse
before the three hundred buildings, so suddenly
swept away. will be in process of active restora.
ton. We do not lack enterprise or forliiudo and