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pfsblt rum ben eissntlibsn Sstras esrSfsnts
litsn Sbulb ausSufnesn u. oislslbs Su elalii'
fijirsn, in elmer bsifimmtsn 3sit." Das fSnns
ts elm fb6nsr l6anbel fir bic Ser. Staaten
rsresn, MOLTEN iis, unbeionnsn, Ssras in ibs
rem Sunb aufnebmen.
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Yottspills, Is. Sanuar 194E

YottspiQs, Is. Sanuar 1845
Seuer!-@it Seoauren pernebmen
tpir, oab am Samitos Morssn, oen IL.
Dieies, UNI ettpa 3 ubr, bic neuerbaute e
patents &leei iaamensWdble bes 9rn. Da.
MEL @eaper, an oer &leinen S6uplfiu,
nabe bel M' &eansbur9, in oieiem @auntp,
in Srano 9erietb uno 9dn5lib einsedfbert
spurbe. Die Muble par breif6fiet II.
erff Dor 3 ober 4 8oben pollenoet uno in
Sang selegt. Gtwa 90 8ulbel &lee=
farnen, cine Suantitdt 8eisen uno 6as
fer tpuroen ebenfalls elm Raub ber Slam
men. 2lls oas Seuer enoeeer puroe, ftano
Die Mdble edn3lib in Slammen, uno ol,s
berbalb Dem Sereib menfbli1er 9ilfe.
gSie oas Seuer entitano bat man nibt in
erfabrun9 9ebrabt. 6rn. @eaper's er.
!lttener Serluit ipirb 5u etua $1,000 se=
lesas1' 8r. Yre0e.
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Snbianifbe Streitisfe il
n.-Mon befIr6tet 8einoielisfeiten
jpiiben ben Gberofelen unter Soba Rob
uno ben ,,alten Settlern". Sin inoios
nil1er S6neQdufer errei6te Sort Giblon,
iporauf @ompa9nie 8. bon l. Orasoner
Re9iment Sefebt erbielt ouf oer Steue
5u iatteln uno auf5ubreben. Ser 3tped
ibrer Expedition blieb Elm Gebeimnib !;
bod permutbet man, oob fte beioe pars
teien an Seinofelj9feiten perbinoern fol-
leu. @ine. Step.
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berfclben iff pobl f1perlib in biefem
eanbe felt Sabren por9efommen.
Sbn gum Stranger gu uerurtbeilen, tpar
ebrenrdbri9 9enu9,--aber oas 8ranos
,1arten an oer Saao fbeint BON Den &i1s
tern Mabamas ous9eiproeben poroen gu
fein, rm li6 bic ibimpfli6e Glorie Der
8arbarei oes Mittelalters gu berpabren.
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Gunburp, Is. Sanuar 1914.

Sunburp, 10. Januar 1874.
unsl id .-Sn Der gtabt pom pors
Ieeten Sreita9 fano man Wiboel Neioi9,
BON Au9ufta Souni1ip, ettpa pier Mei.
len bon unierer Staot, nit 5erbrobenem
Sein uno Irm auf Der Strobe liesen.
@r wuroe nab 6auie 9ebrabt uno itarb
fur5 barauf an ben erboltenen Serlesz
unsen. Der 8eritrorbene spar NIT iei:
nem 8aeen in Die Staot 9efobren. Wan
tart Die pferoe obne Subrmonn ouf Dem
.Seimpese an, was sur ysoblubuns uno
Gntoedune oes ltn9ladli6en fabrte. st
CAB an, oab ct pom 8asen 9efauen uno
ft6 70 iebr beibdoi9t babe, oob ct it6
ni9t bepeeen f0nne. 0eut. Imerif.
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Ser plan, ben srobsn Gee Superior
fir bic l1nternebmun9sluif BET amerlfaz
ni1ben Burger su9Gnsli6 gu naben,
miro in ber sesenmdrtssn eon9rebl'eun9
pieoer in Inresuns 9ebrabt neroen.
Man beabfbtist um Die Sdae BON Saint
Warp einem Canal 81 bauen, BET blos
anocrtbalb MeIen lang iein uno nibt
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Son aIen Seiten bort man BON Seu=
ersbrGniten uno bon sebensperluif babel.
4u6 in Der Stdbe bon Hofbpille bronns
ten 2 8obnbduier nieoer, nobel 5lpei
Meni6enleben perloren ein9en. So5 Ell.
ne mar oas Bobnbau6 oes Sap. @. Greeo,
zines 70 idbri9en @annes, Oct bel Dem
Seriu6, bon leinem Gieentbum etpos su
retten, in Den Slammen umfam, oos onz
oere oas 8obnbaus oes Serrn Soiepb
Moore, 100 oefen Socbter, 5 ODER 6 SABRE
alt, ibr eeben perlor. ID.
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Iaren auf StaatsftoH.--gnolb 1T Elm
8orfblas ssmabt rpprosn bic StaatssStods,
sIsib antsrn, init Sar Su bsIessn, moourb Der
Staat jdbrIib 100000 esminnen pirbe.-
Der 9orfbIas 1T nibt libel, oa in oisfem8aae
bic StadbaItsr fsIbit su ibrsr Ss;abluns bsis
traesn mistsn. Sbaes, cas man nbt fbcn
fribsr auf ben @infaa fam.
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eborlsfcn, (9. 6 ben slifsn December.
Sooti6la aus Notbwebr.
- l1nler iuneer eonosmann, 9err Iusuf
8labn, wuroe pabreno bet @eina6tstas
&c bon einisen 3owoies in ieinem Stobr
in Qifsn in fol6em Grooe bebrdn9t, oab
oer Sntenoant NIT Der poliiei oes Stdots
6ens cini6reiten, uno bic Rubeforer ents
fernen muBte. Orobun9en puroen bon
ibnen, porSu9lib bon einem au9uifus
Stepart 9e9en Srn, @labn ausseifoben,
welde ibm oub gu Sbren famen, uno Elm
WOblmeinenoer Mann lieb ibm feline Dop=
pelfinte NIT Sofl6rot 9elaoen our &er=
tDeoi9un9. De &opoies bliebea AUDI
nlbt lan9e aus, bon benanntem 1ugu'
itus Stewart, tpelber nit elmer Doppels
finite bewaffnet tpar, sefabrt. @labn's
Sbure tpar ueriblofen, Den pereinten Stos
Pen Der 0n9reifenosn ober ni6t fart sez
mug, unb ols @labn eben i'm Se9riff mar,
Elm Barrel NIT Sin babintsr gu rotten,
CAB iie nab. unb entbaQte Die tpGtbenoe
Gotte (; oa ererif @labn Die Doppelfinz
te. uno auf ben erften S6ub firedte ct
Qn9ufus Stetpart toot nieoer, Die l1ebris
gen entiloben. Serr @Iabn iiber9ob fi6
oen Nutboritdten oes Stdotbens, welbe
Jpn aber nitbt nebmen pollten, ct tpar ossz
balb sen6tbist nab Gbarleiton gu foms
men, no feline Sabe unteriubt peroeu
miro. Seutone.
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Die UerassSbulo. .-Sbcn 8isls babsn
bebanptst, bab Der essntlltbe Sstra9 Der tsranis
fbsn Staat6fbulo 81 Den unbsfonntsn 9in9en
ssb6rs unb Nismono renislben 9snau ansstsn
ftnns. Rab Der lsskn Sctfbaft bss Yrsfis
bsnten jsnsr @epublif, an ben tsranfbsn Cons
9reh, fbeint ss, bas osm wirflib 70 1T, incsm
Der prsTbent Die YnGirun9 sinss @sieseS ems
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Baltimore IA. Sanuar. Is

baltimore a. Saluar. 1S45.
g 1redli6erS 8 0 o.-Am Srsiz
tag Nabmitta9 1T cine un9sfdbr $3.50
SABRE alte Srau, Stamens sc. t6otten:
berger, in Str. 16O, Gaf ffrobe, auf lbrecfs
li6e 8eiie Elm Spfer oes Sooes 9eporz
ben. Sn Der &Ide NIT @a l6en bei6dfz
ti9t, 9eratben ibre &leioer ourb gu nabe
8eriibrune NIT Dem Sfen in Seuer, Die
Nrme, unfdbis oonelbe su loiben, fdQt
du 8ooen uno miro fiir6terli6 perbrannt.
3ur Seit oes ln9Iads befano itb gsies
mano, pie bic Srau i'm 9auie, uno Die
Nabbarn eilten nibt eber 5ur 6iilfe ber.
bel, biz Elm unsep0bnliber Scrub ibre
Qufmerf lamfeit re9e mabte.-Der Srau
tparen Die Singer balb wes9ebrannt, oos
9aar pom Sopf seienst uno oos Seiibt
70 entiteut, oaB man iie foum erfennen
fonnte.
g 0 6 Elm II n g / Ii It falt-
Gin &arrentreiber, Iamens Sruett, fiel
am Wonta9 Lester Bo6e bon einem
&arren uno Elm Rao oefelben 9in9 iiber
feinen &opf. Die babel erboltene Ser
leeun9 bat am Donnerffas fenen SOB
berbeisefabrt. Salt. Gor.
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Gie Gtimtme fir &pmpermDr.
Ner0rD6eruna bes StbnnlfinS 6 d

nals.-9is Ssamten bsr Sbuplfia S1ifs
fabrtSs@sisafbaft bat ben Stofbaltsrn bsrisl
ben sinen 9crl6Ia9 ssmabt ibrsn Canal ju
psrbs0ern. 9srislbs fol- 81 8us tisfsr 9s9ras
Ben uno Die Sbleuien 70 srmsitsrt wsrosn, pas
S6ts ron 200 9onnsn qaif, bic nit 9ampf
9striebsn msroen lrCen, bisieben pai1irsn ftn
nen. Die auSftbrun9 Der Grbsdsrun9 wiro
stmas iiber cine Wlillcn Sbolsr fpitsn.
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@ob Gsfis Aopertiier tpuroen oiele6
Sabr 100 tSduier in Cincinnati sebout.
8erslei6t man oieie 3obl NIT Der Der
neuerri6teten @ebauoe in Soifon( l625)
uno in Seu Sort 1860 70 felt ftb bers
aus, oab oas 8a6stbum unlerer Staot
na6 &erbdltnib piel 9rober 1T, als iener
Stdote. Neu gore iollte nab 9Ieibem
Serbdltnii1e 5000 Sduier 9ebaut baben,
nm S6ritt NIT Cincinnati gu balten uno
Soiton bel ale ieiner i6nelIen Sunobme
9e9en 5000. Sreibeltsf
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unsltif ourb Sbies8ewcbr.-9Sillb
am sbcrntpm Elm Scbn BON Sol. 9Sillam 81.
Sbcrntcn, BON Cumberland, 8irsinisn, 10 oeer
ii Sabr alt, fam am 8. 9isfss ouf fol9snbs
Nrt umS 0sben burb fsinsn @Oas9sn u.8rsuno
QS'(iam Darlington bon GartsrSpiae, etlpa
bon Ssmfslbsn 2lltsr. Ger jun9s Sbornton
warf sinsn Stsin in bic Sc6bs wcnab bsr 9(ns
bsre ibisben fuate, alS ourb Slusrutfbsn fsis
nss 8ubss pbsr irssno snen anbsrn 3ufal, bas
@swsbr Su frib lcs9ins unb bic 9anSe qaoun9
2borntcn inc @eiibt fubr, 70 oas er auf Der
Stsle tcbt mar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
Foreign Markets,

Rio DE JANERo, April 9.-Flour-All, more or less,
IN first hands az 600 bbs is held by house, and
have no advice Of further immediate supplies Our deal
ers are but moderately supplied with good qualities
the market well managed, there will be consdera
pie advance in price ere long Of DID, there is large
supply The market will soon be in good position
prospects for crop favorable Some 500 bbls a
mayed Gallego just arrived have been sold private
sale at l6 cash, equal to S6I9 net Good Gallego and
axall are held at l9 credit equal to S702 and Bal
timore l4l cash 1921. OF the latter, there but a
small suppy-it is however, much out of favor it
Will not keep, and is dark Columbia would bring l55OO
al6 credit S544aS562 net In other articles there
is no change: Business is very dull and Freights
only nominal Cofee-Stock, $4,000 bags and but lit
tie OF good quality; superior, 3l00a3300 equal S5O6a
so 40 per 100 lbs on board rsts 29O0a3 equal So TIA
$3.50 do and Regular 24o0a2soo equal ~ s7as556 do.
Exchanges firm, and called 25d. on time. Dollars
1000 rs, and Doubloons 32l200
APRIL l0.-sales of 1000 brls. Richmond Flour at
lSI25O to net $665; and Baltimore ISL, to net 1921.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
Lrynnrool. cLA,.,y,cAr,o,.

Stock 5000 bales Freight to Liverpool active at one
farthing To Havre, duh at cent. Sales to-day 800
bales for the week, 10000 bales.
HAY.-Common qualities of North River bale we quote
at 40 a 45c. Prime sells at 4S SOC.
WHsREY.-Domestic in drudge casks sell at 2lc.-
Western and Prison bbls. quote at 22c.
PRousioNs-The market is very inactive, and prices
remain without the slightest alteration Old prime Pork,
Ohio we quote at 50 374 50 SGT old Mess do Sl2 50
new Mess at Sl325 The demand for all descriptions is
very limited Beef is dull, and quotations nominal ;
Mess is held at 80 SO prime at SO 49, Lard toleraby
active prime barresi quote at 73c do kegs at Sc
Exports from LIST to 18th Of May -Beef22 $50 bbls Pork
$500 bbls Lard, 4,535 kegs.
CoAL-We have feature to notice, says the
Posriue journal of the 18th inst in the Coal tade-the
demand continues brisk for White Ash Lump Coal and
learn that in several instances has commanded as
high price broken coal The Valley railroad is
ready for high up divers Colliery who
menced sending down coal yesterday. Several other
operators will be ready ship week. The supply
Of coal to May l7th last year. from this region,
l6o2s tonso period this year, 81 l6l7increase
4O4 The increase from the Lehigh last year
is - $50 TONS We learn that the enlargement of the
Morris Canal will soon be completed and that boats OF
90 tons burthen pass through by the Goth of June
Freights TO Eastern ports continue the last
quoted as follows
To Salem 50 20 to 80 per Boston, 50 to rs do
Portland 81 70 to do; New Bedford, 81 45 to do
Providence and Fall River, 81 40 to so do Charleston
- 70 TO S7t; Nantucket 81 so to rs do; New York,
81 do. Freghts to Philadelphia 20 centsto New York
81 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHrLADE-pHIA, May 49, 1s45.
see that q correspondent in your paper of to-day
who seems to be tolerably well versed in the dongs Of
the Epscopalans Of this diocese asserts that Drs Bull
and Upfeldt not thought Of in connection with the
vacant epscopacythc former because of his quiet un-
ambitious character, and the latter because he has al
ways during the Of his ministerial e sighed for
the mre Every reasonable mind will see that this is
conclusive admission that Dr. Upeldt at least is can
ddae and the unobtrusive purity of Dr. Bulls charac-
ter is good why the quiet and really pious por-
ton of the Episcopal church should their eyes upon
him as the posolical head of this diocese They would
do in order to avoid the rock of party strife and bitter
upon which the church is in danger of splitting
assure you sir that Dr. Bull has spoken Of for the
vacant mitre and !, moreover, think that he,
oter quiet minister OF the Gospel not dreamed of
will succeed, instead of the two persons now prominent
III either DR.. Tying Of this city Dr. Bowman of Lam
caster is not elected on first ballot the jig is up with
both. -
Anderson's appearance last night at the Arch in shy
lock- and IN Petruchio, indeed triumph The house
was crowded from pit to dome and the first and second
tiers were thronged with ladies' whole boxes being en-.
ey occupied by the hrst families IL the city. AT the
s oil the curain the tragedian called out and he
returned thanks in neat and modest speech He was
enthusiastically cheered
Great surprise has often nj the fact that
he Segsns nave never came out at the Arch with their
opera II s said to be the best house the city for that
purpose, and is respectable any They appear to.
MORO" nBht AT the Chestnut and the opera is ia.
vorlte amusement with our people. the house will be
eIo"oeaSs 'ong as they temain with This is first
se opportunity Tor bringing out native musical talent
a. We nave any among US who will fit themselves for op-
eiauc performances. Mono other will answer as the
popular. = -
hcheiieu was produced at the Walnut last night
amsson scott and Davenport took the nors
- o 20. sooo notwithstanding the bad weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
Foreign Importations.

LospoN-ship Quebec5O pkgs II de Zaldo-llJ NJ Open
s% w y '!ifs. hFeeifie as-
R Bartlett R %sss 3 GheP
H Ha ~ ss: Asy baSs
t s1 W.Gpa assi Phelps 9S % so Dc steel Eli
s D ss: ae?
mN Scout Fss Schmidt MIDI
fHysa f' HsSds
M q. si g Ssas, orre coal
sa Ss B Gh Wolfe d S%s Ss
siswsri Adams, Homer 800 Phelps, Dodge coz
Ms Hass. sS ow Ms s%3 Ms "Iss
Sf.8H w~ esss'f
s9s; ssS;i M sssy
si Cot ffaI';l ss%S VIM
sS@ wsdd PGff Foot sS's ed assd'
st As y Ssysf T Cd %sS M;s
Ell y aa a e oS bale.
ThS%p.on . eGag 90 3 Rsss
3 shs bale Blackburn tons coal ssS sacks salt
misee'f n
Haoa kdsa sodG. ssAf snp! Bs"sh' eS
R ss%oa pgFt sS ts.i ss.:
Il Little Alden col Schanenbeg& Levisl Oscar Va
ret-i ,Psgen COD II Ward col Il Babad-l Du-
Moran lsclin-3 Vezn-l BARRY lvemois-i Goodhue
co-6 Renard & co., Fabrequees &Morra-I & w Lii
yingston Plat Brothers- Jacob CoervoisieI Du-
bois-@ Duilot Fils-3P Brez2 Berly-2 Haskell-2
so% Dubois ca Ga Cumming MSSny so5 Thrin
Magnn COS X Walter-iI Vyse Sousi Haas & Goety
ii Wllliams-l Harrison--1J II Rogers Patton Coz
SSH Bates col Rogers, Guiaume col Hohl Fob
ieir-l Engler-l Brex-i Peret-1 G Roberts,
Peyser-I Moran-7 q Hessenbergic COG Loeschigs
Wisendonk-2 Laurent, Brotlers9 Groshoiz Borcean
Rush, Williams Fis2 LaIlaise x Fanche-5 Gus
,avus MeyeI-2 W Pell-2 ColvlI Femming Deais-
Poppe-l Lasala col Harnaen X col II Bennhemen
Broheri Sebastien Zackard-I Prince-i Louis Ryet@2
II Sand-2 Alden, Fils- A Legousel w rhipps 4 co
Il Downer-l w Bamwa-l Thompson-2 f Bottle.
net co-i Malezieng. Gourd col David Ardn-i Cum
Beran-1 Steele, Deyter Bush Thompson Tour
ney, Jr-l Buck1 Gilbert, Freresl Perro2 Tiffany
Young x tllis-l & Hagh-l Munay--l w ii Horst.
MANN Mitchell Brognard col Gudarine-l Ggnon 4
chuchardt Fabrel Croyean-i Schmidt 4 Maul27 to or.
erl50 baskets wine Schmidt Vogo00 do Boonen Graves
co-i0O Bninger co-73 Clark, Bninger Cozens-65
Wofe--J79 John q < Boker-2g-WD Cuhbertson-365
burr stone M w Livngston-2OOOd do to order.
BREMEN-Sp lsabella-2 bxs cks 1876 iron Oerchs
kruger-l1 pkgs kohnstamml Morton Levy3 Rolker &
Molmann-30 Thorspecken Phiad1 Schroeder Swift
zer-iS Artois Cartero5 Emenputsch-I3 Naper-l5
Ahrenfedt- Muer-3 Henschen & tnkart-- q Reiu--2s
w Holbeuon-i Schrage koop-i w Otis-i0 pkgs mdse
to order.
BurNos AyRrs-Barque Mason B,rney-2ol bales w w De
Forest COZ Geo Baldwin, Jas 4 Smith-2 Nj Sratton
90 Van Blascom Champlin-6 & Bake-7o bales mdse
box gum copa bbls pkgs VIM Burgerooo hides VIM
7 Miller " CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
Miscellaneous Record

PACKET SHIP YORKSHIRE, Bailey, for Liverpool will sail
tn is morning.
. WREckED scHoosERaA schr was towed into Monomoy
about six miles distant her beam endshad been stripped
she has from Ss H.. c
80 onthe potatoes appear to have been in the water
Naval.
The s SQUADRON, from Norfolk 70, Mexico under the
oRDrns. lscom Samuel Mercer, detached from the
m %
Huron from NV Coast for SH spoken 10th inst East
ny as S'fi NB reports of 5, ru 18th
s c Msi; cs swsS DO ' Ss Friendship s0 F %
Spoken.
argaret Br for Philadelphia 18th inst off Fire Island-by
Radius, aud Elizabeth for Phiadephia-by the same
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, May lsAr Chesapeake Palmer, and Buffalo,
SI'
aid
Michigan ES a'Sy
a% as Bn a a sei NS
RON Huron scher Fairport Fam and Erie Pi Coibone
BASeek May l5Arr Cuba, BlanchaTd Western Islands,
5IoYs.Jos, Nay -Cld Susan Ludwig Curling, and Tiurd
sA Raby and
,r May A F Psrrr sRssG York
gle ssiem in on
tsa d % $SsisH s ee Gee s ss%. sS g.
Emit asS, w s pns, S Sc 'n
is May Sefsl.oH Rsppshna " DsSoIsS Robbins
May Mo%ts Wssee NswsR
E Ty s Rfs si &.ss XII s. Eva
York s. psnys BTaman Mobile for Providence; 'th Spy
' BsIoI May is-Hm syiph, Hale Rondeut. Excel Ben
NEW HAVEN, May G-Ar Two Brothers, Anderson Phila
NaS Republican, as. sSHrGs Toy
land sosoo Charlotte Hopkins New london ih Ceres
Powell Murch, and Julia, Van Glider New York; Hanover
Savage Thomas CID loh, David Dufsli Williams, and
Tieonc, smith Boston; lyman Davis Charleston; 18th
Belle Myers NYork Leonora Collins Havana i4th Norway
Clip trick, Saco Electro Packard NYork l5th Baltic Pou
Munroe, Watts Boston Sid Catharne Tufts Bordeaux CID
Jersey City Sid Como Edridge, and Eliza Sawyer Boston
Kitty, (Brj Wylie, Liverpool.
Cid Triton Br) Saunders Abaco Sid Augusta Sherwood
st Thomas; Benz Field, Vanglder, NYork CID 29h Dol
lhn Curtis, Gaveson Goth, Benz Field and Oscar New
NEw ORLEASs, May e-Arr Archelaus Boutele New York
pibden tST) Haggan, LyerpSo VIM Bryan, Place Sabine
Jeanguiberfy, port of Cuba and amkt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19
WASHINGTON. Nav Is. 1915.

WASHINGTON, May TO- lS45.
Death of r. NJ. Whitney-A Sketch of his Life.
Reuben M. Whitney died this morning, at half
past IL o'clock, at his late residence in this city, in
the 57h year of age.
His history for the last fifteen years is known to
the country, OF singular transition from prince
ly power to utter hopeessness and despair 1t is an
example for profitable contemplation TO all polit-
Clans During the administration of Mr.. Van Buren,,
he was the great Comptroller of the Pet Bank sys-
tenn His power was mmeasurable-h influence
omnpotent-his name more potential than that of
any man in the country. But with the Pet Banks he
went down-his prlncely power, splendor and NUM-
icence-all-all were extingushed. He became sud-
denly an obscure poitclan-one whose day had
past--whose services were no longer available.
He was no longer to be retained in the democratic
party-for the odor and the odium of the Pet Bank
defacations however innocent he stood as their
regulatory chung to his shoulders like the shirt Of
Nessus. He was dropped-dropped from necessity,
hopeless condition, when President Tyler without
party, was in condition equally hopeless poor
Whitney was taken up, from necessity more than
from policy, and provided for with secondary
post In the Treasury Department.
On the advent of the present administration the
law of necessity expelled him. II could not be that
the administration should be so intimately connected
with the scenes of 3-6, in the House Of Represen-
Peyton and Wise, and their barbarous inquisition
over the Pet Banks, and Mr.. Speaker Polk and
Whitney, would be continually present, and blended
with the administration in the person of the de-
ceased.
He was turned out, poor man, MORALLY afflicted
with a cancer in his neck; and from the day of his
expulsion, he lay down never to rise again. He was
Frustrated by the blow of his discharge All his
native energy OF mind deserted him in this moment
OF despair. The plttance OF a mere subsistence was
gone. He could do nothing more He was hope
lessly doomed from that hour. His death, at all
events certain, was rendered doubly dreadful to
contemplate in his sudden destitution. 1t is sad
very melancholy case.
But his fate was, also, attributable in part to his
own inconsistency to his party. He perhaps antci-
pated his accommodation in the overthrow of the
banks, by dropping anchor on the other side. He
doubtless foresaw the difficulty of retaining the
countenance OF the party, after it had discarded the
instruments of his hands. His fate is an admoniton
TO profit when it offers, from the golden opportunity
Peace, perturbed spirit
He leaves, we are informed, widow, a woman
courted atone time the cynosure of fashion, ee-
gance and reiinement but now left with her family
alone. God help the poor widow in this hour Of her
visitation w
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