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The last lsuerof General Cas- continues to attract
large portion Of the public attention The democratic
press crcuaies il freely. and commends it in the mos,
cordial terms Amongst these is the Utica New York;
Observer, which speaks Of il 'bold manly. and Dig
nked all Of the productions of that distinguished
man. statesman. and patriot "ia striking consistency
with his political action through liie and does honor TO
the head and heart Of the wriier.' The Goshen New
York; Republican does moi hesitate to say. that "ihs
letter Is the ablest and souadesi political document
we have seen from any quarter since the days OF
General Jackson. We are not without hope that ii viii
have An influence for good upon the democratic
citation convention about to be held in this State"
The Trenton News notices this manly and explicit let
ter to the Washington Union. in which General Cass
reiteraies all his formerly expressed opinions"
The Columbia South Caolinian repubshes the letter.
rays Just compliment to Gen Cass--and commends his
doctrine Of confederation occupying the true ground
Of the constitution:
The of the South be longer humbugged by
the OF party writers and speakers and
opine there few Of them who would gladly
him the head Of national affairs. northern
is, in preference southern whose opinions
npon this all absorbing question Of public policy
known the ite that known extremely doubtnl and
eqavocaL Can any believe that the cabinet
Washington Let the South learn wisdom from the past
and sustain that candidate for her susges who
public policy npon the constitution, and who avows his
Determination be guided and controlled by its high be
hess in spite OF party or OF faction
.What proud position tsays the Richmond Enquirer)
does Gen Cass now occupy in contrast with that Of the
.Scoad Washington who. il he has any opinions, keeps
them closely yelled from the country"
And what proud position. too. does he occupy in
veised his poles this delicate subjec-was once for
throwing oil upon the waves. and is casting oil upon
the dameswaso decidedly opposed to the abolition
lists. and is virtually an abolitionst hmself-was
opposed to all discussion and excitement on this
subject. as fatal to the public tranquility, but
onmends ''the influence OF the government to be kept
aetrtly and perpefaaity on the side Of freedom"as if
great section Of the country had not unconiroaby
been thrown upon this peculiar institution. and If the
constitution. as be himself declared in 1887. was not
founded in concession and compromise !"
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REroRrs SoR rHE UNION.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
Progress Of the cholera north and wss.
New YoRK, July 27-There were POS cases and 6s
deaths from cholera reported to-day.
PHrLA July 27-To-day we have "a cases
and deaths from cholera reported.
ST. LOUIS, July 25-Ths cemeteries on Monday 10
ported "a nierments OF which 81 from choleas and
SO from other diseases On Tuesday the report was IS
To-day the interments for the "a hours ending noon
numbered 4s, OF which % were from cholera. and -
from other diseases
CncINNAn. July 2s.-4o intermens are reported fcs
the "a hours ending to-day, BY our ceneiencs-i5
Of cholera, and 81 OF other Diseases
4ao'1e' munster sarsa e. e! y DE- sp'ds"sH''1 q
sr LOUIS, July 2s.-The Rev Mr. Whiting Griswold.
rector Of ST Johns Church. in this cty, who. like his
called TO the couch OF the sick and dying has fallen
victim TO his duties He died on Tueed.y, with chole
Many the friends he leaves behind 10 regret his
The cholera continues on the decrease. Ths report.
Of iniermenis made on Monday were hHs, oopps5sd
ae NUMBER or reported on Monday { ovas 70 ns On
the part OF sections in making full reports on sundays,
and carrying them over 2 the ns1i a day; ,..,n.
Ia BsIis.s sos d.ihs y cholera hsd oossrs2 ssos ss
breaking out OF the disease up % Tuesday.
Hon. Henry Clay
| CncNxATI, July 2s.-ne Hon Henry Clay arrived
whittier be Is going Tor the p~poss q ssczuidss s.
The state Of the markets here confines unchanged
Episoopaliaa asnisgsvine Ia csnsla-
Moxr.EAr. July 2s,-Ihs bishop Of this doees has
appointed Ed' 2 = os:s.:S y z: -.
prayer. in view OF The scouEe now uavsrang he com
West India smigranl goiag ssstssrd-
Nrw YoRK July 2s-The huque Henry Trowbri4gs
arrived here to-day with seventy pssssgsss mon Inn-
s sS:1. I hey intend .ssns l.Ses irossh sss. IN
this country. purchased lands for thai ParPoss-
| Prrrssuso, July Awe have besa vist1 yifh
very heavy rain. which has poured incss.a.fy ~ e
No cases Of cholera have been reported sncs Tu.eeny
noon, There is nothing going on here o. hsssneosn
i Condition Of The marksfs. &c.
i Nrw YoRx July 27-2 D. m--Ssocks .thsr quiet. snd
ne F Ss.at: ss' ss,: . -
~ U' g 81 Con s.i q % q 8. ana rys
-four 90 90 o. Wheat sisady-sales q Sd p 70 100
cents for various descriptions d red; white Do Gene
al Sc 81 cents for mixed. and 50 90 cents for yellow
oats IS cents; rye 81 . IS espts Ine ccuon n.lka
y.s.s.. nd :: s s. 4 s. .~ s1 s.i' wi!y
ing al 23i q ~ ceais per gallon
PmIADEIyml. July RIAL n.-Ths sosk I..s:t
mains Steady but not active Treasury Doee % il01,
and new loan liz Pennsylvania Sc, eot . 81:
Flour IL not 20 firm Sales Of Pennsylvsnia ean1s e
"A IS a. sii. Corn meal - IS ~ 81. Rye noar
al sales Of red wheat Il lo& 1o7 cent. and Whit 90
iii cent? Corn s steady. with sales yellow q % %
} cents Oats 30 80 oents Rye IS cents
selling al on i2i and prime - IS Bed 90 so S.lss
LOT lard al u cents in bbls and kegs; sone ,oss ef
orov;ng Rio oofee 81 . IA cents q 10 qualify IL
cotton market il firm under the eteamers 49, 80
! saies At 4 a cent advances. Whiskey % ~
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Tho increase In coupons. payable he has been nearly
s5soo, mostly from funding Of treasury notes. OF which
altogether Sl o3o0 90 funded In loan OF 1871 the
Office There remained Of these - 600 ooo
Outstanding the ls July. the funding Of whch will
plee OF the government and the demand
from sbroad which sull promises wei, viii then fall upon
stocks held here for advance and realization will
the money other chanpsls for Investment The
quotations Of the leading stocks abroad according the
circular Of Barinss Brothers, progress follows;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-28

The demand from the continent continued good at these
rising rates. and this confined the stocks o. the fed
government but spreads into the credits Of all the
States By this the probability s thar the withdrawal
Of capital from this country, which carried 70 con-
siderable in the ak years ending with ls1 will
cease and the the other way. As indication
Of this may compare the report Of the New York comp
troer January. 1919, and september, 1884, In relation 10
NJ. Vo.ks h.
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Prrrssuro, July Awe have besa vi9tsa yith {
very heavy rain. which has poured ncss.anty ~ 81
noon There is nothing going on here o. hasabosh
worth telegraphing. 81
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West India snigranu going pestssvd
Nrw YoRK, July 2s.-The harque Henry TsowbIi4gs
arrived here to-day with seventy pasengers hon Inn-
dad. Port Spain.) They are bound for The NJ wec,
where they intend settling, having. hrouGh sgenfs IN
this country, purchased lands for that purpose- t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-28


You cannot sleep with dogs without being troubled
lore the American people implicitly trust YOU after
dark. linen wake up. old soldier. grasp the sword OF
power and helm OF state send your council OF admins
trafon 10 Their awcaf and their black letter again be
yoursef the presidents act your good judgment,
you have any TO speak Of mpels you do wrong
huie u you canno, help -much will be pardoned 10
the SPIRIT o. heery let US have government strong and
one. and the devil take the hindmost
The ussef may yet Be sapei but il must be done by
those who are out oil commission How past ages look
down upon usl how Europe looks al US. how Mrs
Franklin bonors u.s. how Russia loves us how Austria,
who - hungary for liberty. njoices in our smes and
courts our good opinion 1--WE, who could aid the Greeks
BY building fryaes in New York haIbor for them aid
Brazil By baaing the frg.fe Hudson, in Brooklyn; we
who could. BY our Gays and Websters, awake the
spirit Of ehivsry for Greece South America and Poland
we who could present colors 10 the Polish exon Bos
Ton Common, in presence OF the United States troop.
IRON Fort Independence. brought -four miles 70 az
s,st at the ceremony; who permit foreign oficen
TO 90 duty on board our ships Of war. while W,
are At peace with their enemies who suffered ths
Troops o. Old 70 be mustered on our so'l and 70 marei
INTO Texas, who suffered lately regiment 10 be raises
IN New Orleans for Yacaan who furnished food for TN
Snhoie and The Albanian. and cherished the Russiar
rebel and the French traitor oh yes we. now hav
military man at The head Of The government. mus
suangte liberty ~ Germany, and become the willinl
tools Of the yrsnis OF the 0d World in fastening on IN
letters Of the bondman and the slave In the nineteenth
Well. go il boots a. they say in classic Manua an
when You feel sorry, sneeze thai mankind nav Be awar
Of CONVERSION, and rejoice you a. they did owe
the ninety sheep Of old when honesty dslity an
"HERoIc AGE"
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Anotaer minister carried off By he epidemie-HsaR o


Cncrxxlrr, July 2s.-The Hon Hsnry Clay arrived
here this morning eE route for the Sulphur SPRING
whittier he is going for the purpose Of recruiting h
health. He looks very feeble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
n.a.r. fnr InlanclIon una IrroIrsncJ.

SEC 7 Anv creditor Of any such coFpora alton or sssO
-s,,on having a demand exceeding slOO arising upon
A., or ability contracted after the ct day Of January
NEXT II payment Of which shall nave been refused ~
sach CORPORATION or association may at any time "py
a Justice OF the Supreme Court tor en- order doear
Inc .prh corporation or association insolvent and for
an niapcion as hereinafter provided II In the opin
ion Of ,uch Judge upon the fsct preserted be ezpe
si,nt In order 10 prevent fraud iBJa.ice, be may
Grant an order for temporary Injunction Restraining
..eb coronation or association. ana rs officers rom
paving our or in any way transferring or ceVefns ~
a, osrsor any money assets Of such eOrpofaLoa or
s.oeistion or lncurrlng any debt or Obligation, Gou
such order be vacated or modified
Srr Uuop a hearing q the parties on sucn sh'f'
notice A, the Judge shat sPpoint be shall d~'erin'ne
hather such corporation or ASSOCIATION b. clearly 81
vent ~ otherwise and nay require the oferrs tIeres
., Li.lt any and al Of Us books papers. sceouhis-
assets snt effects, and 70 Be examined On o@'h 'C1en
NJ the sane before him referees 10 Be appointed
~ him II be determine thsi such corporation - -
,,ri,tion {, clearly solvent he thah discriminating
continue the order for temporary ~ nc I'm u CIe
IA. ben granted until the denard 81 the spPhcan' ce
,rv IA with his costs sgca application gnieas
5h hsvs appeared by siavi. o. Otherwise that trch
,,no-s,iou or association nave GOD, valid and mSf
tori,u. defence l. such demand
svr o n ~. .ci.e ds;-smna hat such corpofaii
~ association "a no, clearly solvent be shall maze ~
80, ss-Is ring the same ins.g-n, ard shAl aiso oy
r restrain sueh corporation or association saa iis
,-r-, expressing sny Ol ts eorporste rights "
90, ,,t,. ar ohvilszes granted g. IL Dy law snf from
ro.erug or receiving any debts OF dsmands -ni rom
,.vin1 out or in any wsJ transferrSg OF d-V-fns %
sny uer.ou any u 10 properly money or en.ei- at
- 3D. Ia vacated ard be shall Immediately ap
lin. receiver Of The properly q such corp rain "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
The Cunlemaln lli-siOn--Colleetor ut san
Fraacisco-1ir. Evans.

lntt pendent, 81 the Norm AmericdH, whites
from Washington, April D. as follows
The rule adopted by the President and Cabinet Of
dsrrriug .iic appointments until the expiration
of the f.cal yea has not been violated By the nOnps
don Of Mr. sQaier "a CtHgs GAFaIres 10 GuAienl4la
TINS change Is undestood 10 have been demanded ~
considerations connected with tbs foreign service,
which caErot be properly communicated 10 the public
should q similar exgency u that which has Jlsi hsp
pened occur 10 any other of the missions II Is to ID
presumed the ssms course viii be pursued
The Collector for San Francisco started this morning
f,r the West after having completed his bonds Tor
100 OCJ and closed his Arrangements with the Treasury
Department HI. party. ccosisng OF about - persons
connected with tbs service. wn bs escorted %
a small detachment OF DrsgocDs-oJin numoer-to the
PACIFIC Mr. Collier Will in addition - be duties a.
Collector act a. Sub Treasurer Tne imperfect orssni
cation OF this cce and the subordinate positions IN
der tse law oeeasoned BY the hssiy manner IN which
was passed on the last psht Of the session, VIII rem
der the collection Of revenue matter OF cOnsideraole
difficulty until eicent police can DO established
The revenue cutter Lawrence. which 10 now on her
wsy Ia the Paclc viii be placed At the disposal Of the
Collector 70 aid hm Ia enforcing the avs
Mr. T., ans formally signned ria acceptance AZ one
of the Comm ssioners 10 Adjudicsso Mexican claims
Tee Board s assemble Ia sAs city on the 18th Inst
and be orr Azed BY ts sttsndence VI a. the nemoer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Stockholders Dehaed.

SIC , The term stocsho.der a. used ia th, act
sAs apply not only - such persons appear ~ the
BOOKS OF the corporation association o. be- such. but
$50 - every -shle owner of stock. although ,ae
may sppsar such books ia the u another
person ard slEo b every person who shall have al
vsnced the nsisnents or purcha money ~ any stock
In TIE uerne u any perscD under twenty years OF
age ard while such perSon remains minor. - the *
tent Of sueh advance sud also - every guardian
other trustee Who shall Voluntarily invest any trust
funds such stock snd :rus, fund. IN tie hands Of
such guardian or trustee shall be IN any way liable
der provisions Of thi- act by Of any such
Investment shall the person Tor whose benefit any
such Investment may be made be responsible In re-
spsct TO such stock, until thirty days ster the time
~hen such persons. respectively, become competent
and able 10 control aat dispose Of tho ssns but the
guardian other trustee making such nst stment
aor sad shall continue responsible a siockho!der
lnl such responsibility devoyes upon the person bene
fcisy Interested therein and in respect 10 sock held
by guardian trustee, under transfer ~ the same
by a third person. under positive directions By a
third person Tor such rve.n.-nt the p@rson making
sach tanser giving such directions and bis execu-
aud sinnisuatofs shall for The purposes u tbs
act he deemed a stockholder and the estate %! such
person II ne be deceased shall be responsible for The
debts aud liabilities ehargesblc such stock accord
ing 70 the provisions Of his set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
xeaI.my of -tochholder..

SEC 4 book shall be provided and Kept by every
corporation or associate described IN the first section
of this act in which shall be entered the names and
residences OF the stockholders 10 such corporation or
association the first dog OF January $50, aud the
names ard residences OF tho original stockholders Of
every CORPORATION association organized AFTER tine
day last mentioned far as the same sro kno~n 10
ths officers OF the Bank the number Of shares held By
zach st0ckhoder every registered transfer OF siock
upon the books of the Bank sfer the said last men-
toned dag the names Of this sstlguer and assignee,
with deir residences and the number of shares trans
ferred The said book shall bs At All times during the
usu. hours Of trsusscting b-sness open % public To-
s,eciion. neglect 10 provide and keep sach book
ready for examination herein provided, shall snt
let lhe corporation association whose duty II 10 10
provide and keep the same, 20 penalty OF one bun.
cred dollars TOR every day neglect And refusal ~
any officer of such corporation or annexation . exhibit
such book 10 any person demanding tho Inspection
thereof herein provided, shall subject sch chccr %
yenslty of ty dollars (rhe said penalty NAV be sued
for aud recovered with costs by any pers whs will
prosecute Tor the same the mo'ety thereof - oa
paid 70 such person and hs other noiey 70 Be paid
into thu Treasury of this Staie) Ia all Procct dug'
undcT the provisions OF this ACT ina sad book snail De
evidence Of the truth OF the contents here
Of bat such presumption mag ~ repclief by guidance
by any party person Interested IN fcp"ins ine same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Time Of milking Dividends.

SIC p Neither The dividends herein directed 70 %
made, nor the apporyonn=nt 81 the dsbn o. sucs
th.fsof .ba! b. delayed or suspensed BY reassn o'
the p@n6sncy Of any litigation con'royersJ -.
recovery q any demand BY sgsins 'aen 80
lion association, unless inc sane snss ,.,Si,
=, 80 s,,,,-, sa-a ,ns busnes. Of such corporation
=, .ss va. sonssetrd and such delay shall
Ia no case s1cses oos yesr ard 4 at TIA Tune Q, as
el.rins any dividend there sasn .s ~ ~ soyna,.'
"a NAV b. established. tks Receiver
~. sn s,s hands ihs pr0portion waish would
ny =. ,grb denand sDi the necessary costs and
-. a the suit or proceeding, 20 81 sppiied ~
~; =, N. even, of slch prosecution. or 10 Be
.I,,,,,ss IN sons future dividend - efstsors or
..-~,s th.. socxs0lGera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

BY an arrival from Rio Jsneiro, we have re-
seivsd advcss from that place to Feb9 On the even
ing of tho st Feb tho Fsench wsrsssmss Coeyss len
RIo for the Pacinc She had met with accident ~
her boilers which were repaired 1t RIO shs vs. 10
touch al Montsydso and land NJ Guilemot tbs Charsb
dAh.ires from France 10 Bssx1, who we making this
excursion La Plata In prvsss capacity tho Jevsaf
do Cymwco states that hts journey not Ia tbs ~
hottest degree connected with any Of the negotiations
going At Busnos Ayres With the French Admiral Ls
PrecOu-
Tie French brig l. Edmond Capt Adam, from He.
vrs 10 Valparaiso wss lost on tho night OF Jan 49, Cd
the mouth Of the River Psrshybs shs coon went 70
p.ocss but the passengers and we're saved. Tho
Inhabitants however secng that shey bad managed 70
save few offsets Of slight value, ct upon tbsm md
In spls Of the resstanes made By soms robbed shsn
Of everything This Circumstances took place nsss Tie
fortress OF Cabedeiiar Ths French Coasul % Psrsam
bgco, learning IT, took tho necessary measures for
Furnishing this HAsrsDt and inhumsn outrage.
The projected line Of steamers from Gross Beissin 10
Rio Jsneiro ID 10 be- extended 10 Busoos Ayres
The q. 3 store-shlp FREEDOMS sailed from Rio On tie
ih Of February for Valparaiso The bark Lucy PENN
sailed ths "a, and the bsrh Hector ths lst
both for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
.,no,,tmenr Of Receiver.

SIC 10 Any ons more stockholders Of ny 'ucn
eortorsnon of association owning 'tocs % tns anoont
- tsr,h part Of the espi-s hereoi PAID H. may Al
- tn b. Ike nasnnrr sppy . any isce VI Tie 90
-s-s Cour; fr IN order declaring such corporation
q, s1s,-stloa nsolvent or IN Imminent da1Ssr o. N
s-lv.nrv Apa II CO The saets verified y trffsEit Of
-. sueh Jusf!cs shall deem il ne sss.ry
Ia order 70 prsses, fraud undue preference
sI1s,iee 70 ers1tors he maj graft ~ or1er Ia taz
sayrs Of temporary injancri7S, As 'Pecrned 10 'Se
s,h .ae,sor OF this ACT upon tssrfng y tho par
- a. mar be prsciicsbs he may require tia
,sfri,on 20 ti.r OF 20 referse 70 oe sppoi-:e! ~
- n al tie book. papers accounts ssse,. AID s-1cts
II such corporation or ss.o1iatoni ard az ersnn,-
Ton Of the c.sesrs servants and . saereD' rfSer
.ori..iou IA 10, elssriy solvent or TIA, L Is IL isn
100 CANCER OF seney. he hall make order de-
ci.rlng such tcteFmioateu snt sna y order rcsfria
the .sii corporation or assseist ana w. ,,a -
III. - and shah also appoint rccsivsr OF the prop
er,y OF such corporation or usoeislsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
canal Bank Dividend-Carai openins' NC
correspondence # The Tribune.

Ibave good authority for stating that the he
,,ssr If The Canal Bank viii. N or shout the i'' oil
Jay next declare farther dividend Of 40 GEMS 90 'ns
80 ON note. or bill. Of this Bank twill be renem
80 tbs, ON The al.h Of Jan. lat dividend Of o eS
sas paid on the bills p.,h
ar. very .sngune that the Receive! W" S Ss ~: so,,
the deposilOrs dividend oil 81 esn' % ~
I'm from head quarters that the Sdpe'ih'saa'a Us
49,, rr.b,ps forward the work Of repairs Hons '"s
re I'ns 81 the Canal. with al PO.hSl' speed The
,..a,,sn,. and the new lock viii Dc Ie. ~ 10
s'a, he sOh and was in eone sns 10 have
sooa, VOC 10 st in water on thai dsy anJ J;,h
Csnas ioekps boss the morning :, he
eonnen go 4, Yankee Hill may have ,s'-,ssJ . =,
sus use So q to the complete. 81 'is
this p o'.s hsrs some 80 lsborers we're ~, 80, 4,
.nd With hi. 'ss there sa' a . sared hat
s Ss % 2, In navig gable order on inc ~ = ,bem
the Cana s Tss SGRs intend 20. NO. az
opened Sy iss s, ssiS until days ssr the water :r'
| have beea lot 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Reperf, of Referees.

sc % When the report Of a Referee, made &C
cordns to the preceding sections Of this act shall have
been confirmed By a Justice OF the Supreme Court at
any special term thereof after being niodhsa OF
egua,mA,ion shall be led 10 the Office OF the Clerk OF
such County shall DO directed ~ such Jostice and
unless an appeal be allowed and entered thsTefrom as
hereinafter provided the said order of continuation
.ban ~ hnal as Judgment sgssst each stockholder
-, the amount sand chsrgesoe against them and one
or moro executions thereupOn may be- issued against
.oy OF more Of tho stockholders named In such repsrs
" order for the 81 sums chsrsesole sgans him
M them IA the SANE manner ard with tho Ike fleet as
upon a jedguen, IN the Supreme Court, at ths IN
81 loe Of the Rsceiyer Of such corporation or $3.50
c,ai.on and the money collected on such executions
.hal Be pald y AMI received y such Recelyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Transfer OF Liability.

SEC The persons who shall be stockholders OF any
corporation association described 10 the arst section
If this act 81 the time Of contracting any deb. or ab
lty BY such corporation association. shall be rosPon
,,ble therefor declared In the said first section but
shall be exoners,ei from ,uch responsibility IN respect,
any stock which shall have been transferred, pre-
vygs b. any default in the payment OF suc6 debt or
liability the books Of such corporation or sssoes
ton 10 any resident nf this state of fuii age la good
faith and without any intent to evads such responsible
Is Au every assignee % any stock So transferred pre-
voas % such default shall be responsible for debts
AMI liabilities t. the extent Of such stock, In the same
msnnsr As il he had been the Al the Time Of con
tracing such debt liability with the same exception
IN 10 respect 10 any stock transferred by him
as herein provided aud the rule OF responsibility
shall spply 10 esch suose Jlant aAisnee.