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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Arrival OF the Steamship Pacific-The
EurOpenn News.

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at her dock
on Saturday morning, after making the voyage
from Liverpool in the shortest space Of time in
which the passa se has yet been accomplished. The
10y of our citizens at this though not loudly
pressed as when the news arrived of the safety Of
the Atlantic esmship, was not less general. All
classes seemed proud of this triumph of our steam
marine and when the fact was announced on
Change, the pleasure Of the merchants demon
strated by three hearty cheers for the Collins line
Of steamers.
The political news from the European States is
not very interesting. The hopes Of France now
centred on a new ministerial arrangement, which
We have before noticed in progress. This, in
connection with the debates on the revision of the
constitution, still keeps the gay capital alive with
hopes ard apprehensons. Business had revived with
the antcipations Of = iaorc settled ministry, and
the great mercantile houses preparing for any
contingency that might arise from the discussion -
the constitution.
In England, the Chancellor Of the EXche Juer has
introduced a second budget, which has been tolcra
bly, received. Il is quite modification Of the first,
and the niniste-s are holding Office only TIL
the dissolution Of Parliament. which, it is sai viii
take place before the close the Great In position,
as the English journals now admit the Worlds
Fair to be. The case of Mi - Augusta Talbo:
inues to occupy popular attention. The decision
Of ths Lord Chancellor has been lde in the ease,
and he declared, under the circumstances, that the
lady ought to be withdrawn from the convent at
Taunton. Accord ngly, We find that Miss Talbot
"a in society, having Ade her fret oUrts into
the gay world, since the decision ut the residence
Of noble lady. introduced by the Countess Of
Newburgh, in whose care she remains. Miss IN
gusta Talbot, il will be remembered, was ward in
Chanccry, nineteen years Of age, who had
been placed by noble relatives at the convent, a
pupil-but as tho fortune Of eghty-fye thousand
pounds, due when at her maj ,rity, would 20 TO
sndow the convent friends interposed to her
property and person from the establishment,
against the character Of which, however, the Lord
Chancellor took occasion 10 say there not a
word of dctraetion. The case is quite interest
ing one, and We shall endeavor 70 present, in diy
yr two, complete history Of il, a. given in the
Court Of Chancery.
So far a the general prospect Of Europe i con-
eerned, can perceive nothing that diminshes the
anticipations which we have often expressed with
respect to grave political connections during the
summer. London may furnish many mad spirits,
Who viii attempt any difficulties to carry out their
favoritc theoretical projects while Il |, not too
much to suppose that on some parts of the Euro
pean continent Or two deeply desgned AMI we'll
iigestcd revolutionary plans may b worked out, -
attract more than common attention, and T. have
very great influence on the future Of European
politics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
The Forrest Dyyo,,c Gaze.

tIFREME tOlhT-SFECIAL TErr.
arRl lp--Amongst Oh cr decisions made Nv JUDGE
Edmonds and rad by Judge King. the following -
Iaasn Forrest offs. taibeine N Forrest The iui,uc-
ton for - y restraints the defendant f mnrting
HE wiz soly, a. h'ceuse act niegtatinn i shown
and 10 go' ground exists fr npprrhcndiug any II l.
also dssnstd 70 TAR NJ u rcsrais the lffnspt From,
ds'sing y hif IdFuy because he has not abandoned
hct without adequate support aud there IA no ~ -on Il,
Apr b, nj that h. will dispose # hi property 80 az a.
avoid the jurdictiDn 81 the court Hut thu inunr,iot,
retained 70 far a. Il restraints The def, ndan from pro-
ding IN his suit In Penney yana because the ,fe ID.
ant has not LEGALLY changed his residence from this state
70 That and has 10 right while both parties are legally
IN this state 10 subject his wife rri IN iuriiiein
FIR tho purpose n obtaining a divorce
The .uit having been however improperly commenced
~ W.T. against ncr hn.i@nd without suing by ncxt
iris nd the injunction will b. wholly dissolved unls - she
ame nd ia this respect within ten days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

TIE Mayor and the Stars = Yesterday his Honor Mayor
kr gsland istued order at least revived Old
quest making II incumbent all the policemen Will.
on duty to exhibit their star" the emblem Of OH
some conspicuous place about their pcrson. This order
!. intended to anct tosc special duty as well "a
these on pot srd any deviation this order will b.
considered neglect q duty Whereby the policeman
The order j. t. so into effect on Monday.
.fntsi n a EWgdT.-0iaoer McManus of the Sixth
ward police arrested yesterday an old offender. called
Jatk snFsrn on suspicion u being concerned IN the
commission ~ burglary. Ju ticc Osborn committed
him to prison FIR further hearing.
firts' On sI iimi.Ofic r. kccfe and McCori Of tho
iift ward arrested n .tcray two fellows. called John
Bentley ard John ksarlcy having In their pos.eson
box ,"r.siinc a H.. n tInck threat and ,i.s larc
e.sr cuts and ars anil nccdlewrk inscrtings This
lfruy 4 Tell, tci To- Io stolcn for which IN oSner
waicd The lace valued ~ over 800. Apply % the
oEcrfs OF the fifth ward police station house In Leo.
reTi rect The two thieves are eoniatted t. prison
f0r futh,r hearing,
s.rding 7t,oienias LGo 10 EsH DaJ--yes-
to-day n German. iy the name IL Jacob Levine,
hind II crazy fellow. arrested by the police.
aud conveyed before Justice osborn a charge Of
sending threatening letter to Theodore krause.
residing 81 10 - Roo welt tfcet Tho substance of the
letter npT,ars to Lc. that difficulty between
thn about some Carg rnia business transactions ani
now Levine challenges kFTuaa to fs,st dull with rs
tols to come 81 on the lst ay Of May and desigates
fr BIZ secon. in the nair ,hr Hungarian Lieut. kola-
man v Roman aud further IL he refuses meet him,
ne thFtatcns rc.ebGe The magistrate held Levin, to
bail to nnsw,r the charge. and also keep the pace
a hisLonst HoitJ.--uficrr Bradford, of the Third
ward arrested. yesterday. Thou ~ Smith Of the
walters 81 the Aston House charge stealing silver
poems. &c, from that establishment The officer
courcd four II the stolen spoons II u alleged that
oNr 800 worth q properly has been stolen by this d-
honest seivsnt. Justice osborn committed him to tho
II nbs t. await his trial
.gsober Dishonest STtaHi-cnpt Turnbul Of the
Eelfh ward police. arrested yesterday woman called
Ann crawl,y charge q stealing s2j 10 gold coin
the property Of 9r. Samuel Wesered. residing at No
Isl Spring street On the arrest Of the Sa0 Of
the stolen money recovered and about $50 worth of
new clothing purchased ny her with the stolen money
The accused was conveyed before Justice McGrah Who
committt her to prison for trial
fiafgs ~ Emt,s ziemenfOiccr crusctt arrested. yes
t.rdsy, man by the name OF William Miller. on n
charge Il embedding from the clothing store james
W White. corner Of John aud William streets lot II
clothing valued at $40 The accused was conveyed be-
fore Justice Osborn, who committed him TO prison for
trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

Siiunply. April 1n-GP. VI
The stock market active and buoyant this mcrnbg
ut the opening, Notwithstanding the miserable wet,
stormy weather but u closed with downward tendency
At the first board. " f. Dis 1907 advanced = pcr cent
Erie Iusome bonds = Erie Convertible Erie Railroad
= Canton Go. Il Norwich and Worcester Z, Long
Island T. Reading Railroad declined = per cent from
the opening and per cent from prices current at the
close yesterday Edgeworth Co fci OF !, per cent.
The ceipts the office Of the Assistant Treasurer o
this port to-day, amounted to sss4o2 10; rcymcots
slsioci Jo--balnncc s3,s,1.CGs %.
The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool brings nothing
new in ation TO commercial financial affairs slirt
change had taken place Ia quotations for cotton aud the
market closed heavy prices about one-cihth u
penny lower In the grain market nothing Of importance
had transpired money matters without alteration
Payments on account q the Mexican claims will b.
made on the 10th Of May The awards amount to about
three millions Of dollar, which will be paid IN specie.
The steamship Washington for Southampton, carried
out two hundred thousand dollars in specie
The annexed statement cxhibit. the quantity anil
value of foreign dry goods entered AZ this district III
consumption, hr varhouslng, and the amount With.
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Navel GutslIf-sng.

Tie United states hip jamestown wAs nut IN COM
mi.-on 1T Norfolk. o. Tuesday The following officer.
trder 70 her have reported for duty-thcre arr ssi
several vacancies :-taptain--S " Downing: Ig,utc-
nanis-jsm,e v Miller. ". ~ Stemblc Surge u--Jpha
". feltx. rurscr-Iohn :. Gulics Pa.sed Assistant
suIgcni--W. a, Uarri- Acting IgstetC. w. fauatlc-
ny WIG bipnen--'isrics T. .lcTlurn. y y Isgare Y
u. ffgcsion. " w. Baker James e. Walker James
ShillRtL J. H. Rowan. T. ~. Newman ~ A Altr,s:
Acting saiimaker-F rancis Boom Acting Carpeater--
John Jarvis; Actng Gunnef-T VI Nuollou4c. pur.er.s
stewGTd-B. D. 'cckc. Dungeons Stcward-II ANaia
The frrate Columbia talcu out ~ the NORFOLK
dIy u, on Tuesday morning aud her lace now &C
curi,d w The floop Il war plymouth. which /. a. bs
ftt,d cut Immediately.
c6mmard,r John Kelly has been detached fr,an tho
Co poit yard and ordered t. take command ~ the nv
mouth.
E,atswrn Samuel Drew has b,en ordered a. the ,ss-
r'It yard IN pac" = B.atswain William Black. de-
tachsd aud ordered to the United states ,bip John
Aims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
superior Court.-<;encraI Term.

by Chief Justice Oakley and Justices SANFORD and Paine
Arpr 1p.-Jamss Thompson rs. .inson Livingston.
Judgment ut Special Term affirmed.
Ivy Justices Duer Mason and Campbell
Jcfrss fmoreHr ads UtGm n .1stor Judgment r..
v,r.'d and that judgment be entered for defendant,
with costs
Refuf TuRoson ~. Mayor, &C., Of Ner yort, John J.
Eog 4 cnd ohrsB dismissed with costs as to all the
deicndants who appeared.
SPECIAL TERM.
Ny chief Justice Oakley.
ArnL l0-Ce.t n. Gihsrsleew rs SaHal,i r. H0'sey &C.
Notiontc - aside judgment for irreguarity Motion
dcnisd without costs
ny Justicc Mason
Stay IUchg ~. Nev Iork and E,ic RAILROAD Compaiy
ard citcrs.--Motion denied, With $40 cost,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

1HE SHORT Pass,cE rHr PacrfIc-PrnLtc ExcITE-
NrsrGreat excitement prevailed in the city yesterday
in conseqnence OF the extraordinarily rapid passage of the
Pacific the shortest record the ocean In the
FALCONS and bars in private circles and chang this
passage the great topic Of the day The Exchange
crowds d. and three cheers given for the Pacific
with great enthusiasm The doubts that entertain
cd y during the wister have given way and the
satisfaction and rejoicing universal The newsboys
rsaped rich harvest from the sale Of Extra Hrads
owing to the excitement Many bets have changed hands
and Enerhmsn residing in this city have lost large
amount in betting on the Asia against the Pacific
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

GENERAL ScorI's ExrLCRINo EXmpirroSIV nfr
WEsr.-The eonqueror II Mexico, e. he may be
Justly termed, does not appear b. b. making such
rapid strides at the Wet toward the yrca, ute
he Potomac, a. BE- u I when be wa nj Vera Cruz.
lie seems quite afraid 70 make a speech q write
letter or even to take "a hasty plate q CUP"
Now, there i such thing - being t. ab.temious
politics, aud ia matter pertaining 70 The palate.
IL was told Of Van Buren,, AMI became ,he subject
81 a lsughable car.cature, tha, h. wished - ut
lstridc Of the same horse that General Jackson
could ride 20 well, anil 10 doing % that h. oys~-
hared the saddle and ZEN be other side ~ which
be cracked bis crown; AMI tina. through that crack
the anti-slaycry mania entered Tho story Ia. it,
moral, and appear. quite applicable whtn fnd
Gen. Scott a,crsc to writing letter., making
speeches, y svallowirg soup. Perhaps lie IN.
.poilcd his stomach by using NJ wced. /. that Tie
rssson Of such abstcmioU. ness. VIII somebody
answer the question:
General Scott has great many friends il New
York in New England, and IN The West. who would
Be harry 10 DO linn honor. We take . very dasp
interest III hi. movements, though aro not prc-
pared T. be q BIZ supporters fer the Presidency
IN exactly the same way W. were il 1'p. That
sfco i altogether unworthy of hi. genius . mill
tary hero. This, however, we will do II h. WI
.et up for Emperor at once, We will give bios all
reasonable aid. some u the Generals warm al
mirers believe, from the time q the creation and
Cam, through the period u Noah's locd AMI tho
sorld that srrung up newly washed after that event,
that only three truly great have existed the
face q the earth One Of these was Caiu. Julius
Casar, q The city of Rome and th,regbouts; the
other Napoleon Bonararte, tic tor.can and tho
last, not cnst, Winfield scott. 'he American. Well
each Of these men werc rewarded with Tia impc-
rial mantle CWsar was ambition. q wctr II. but
having tried y on h., and ihc saraent to,
we're cut to pcces;-Napolcon wors Il to- awhile TIN
IL was torn Of his shoulder, suJ .5d n ,n,. saf
q that day; and, nc laird +. th. h,.ry
sme, perhaps il would hang en.jl and Wcg on 6... 3
neral Scott. Ile has a tan person I'LL t N.,rt.
che idea. We shall support him ilr t.nt.fe..
nothing less. Il il ~ well d ~ n. rha,. as.r
at oisos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

tNPRovohID Assault sso EXEMPLARY SENTENCE
Nicholas Price ON Thuryday charged with committing
violent and unprovok. q assault upon Mr. Newman. OF
OF sands cct, by striking HIM the temple kns kin,
him down and th'n running away The fact proved
and the justice, Mr. Truman smith. sentenced him u
Fay fine of $50, three months imprisonment ia tho
county jail
DraIn OF Az OH CirizEN Henry Waring Esq. 4
very old resident Of brooklyn. and well known In New
York died ON Tuesday night at the age of1o
sscHrlrcr.-A boy named Petit. was convicted On
Tue.day Of robbng he poor-ox at ST. Paus fcatloc)
Church, Court street Sentence deferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

lies tie head which crown" How different Il the
case with that head which ~ knoxs Casters
fre grace aud fashion contry.d In these inasmtrh
that The man Who carries Knox hia heaL may
le known distance BY biz graceful bearing aud
wearing AMI indeed to put Of knoxs hat. the
id ~ your head you bear witness that have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

OF "hhEr The menent e aTVIfed without injury O. tho
heir or shin u Ne washed immediately without dis
turlng The color and has bad odsr II Ia applied cold
a. Fhalons Wig and Tolpee mandatory ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

sstton Of persons reg, irirE Wis 60 Improvement.
The sane was awarded silver medal Tor ike prsun
II the last fair. They be at y. PfALOSS Wig
snd Hair Dye Factory w broadway corner Dey stree
tsens aud strangers invited before purchas
ING elsewhere. Cory his address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

haa ar torc No 10 broadway destroyed by frc
morning 81 the lth nst have removed e. No. . Park Row.
e hason Law book store torpo.ite the Atur Hone
htrr ihes have taken three and we'll
lott" suitable for tier busihes aud will continue
lore until their store No 80 broadway rebuilt ~ from
any came should not he completed by the july
WI then le Pr pared to enEi, at their present place
business rs Park Row entire stock foreign
domestic goods, which they will offer favorable
terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Marine Affairs.

Nrw STEAMSHIP lit NnoIpr-ly reference to aiycr-
Using columns, it will b. the sailing u the new
steamship Humboldt. for Havre has been changed from
the "a Of May 10 the 9Th The Fospoucment caused
by the late stormy weather. which ipccd the painting
Ac of the vessel much to render the change Of time
matter Of necessity. The umbld; IL the eon-ort Of
the fsvorite steamship frapsn. and is most splendid
vcss having been built 10 the beet style Her internal
fittings VIII include every recent improvement in ship
furn hing; aud nothing that contribute to the CON-
for and leaiure Il her passengers viii be found wanting
stsni has been already laid and the working u her
machinery tested. the result being conviction that
Messrs stilIman Allen have turn4l out "a com plctc
and gnihe,n piece II anisnl placed
in n steamship. The commander IL the Humboldt il
CAPT Lines late Of the iIavre packc, ship New York
foR soCrHsMrroN AND BRrurv.-The steamship Wash
gion Capt FltyI left yesterday BREMEN win south
smpon. che carries s95 so in specie good li.t of
Passengers. whose names will be found elsewhere
Fon s,rsSS,r-The steamship Alabama. Capt Lui-
low lei yesterday Afternoon for Savannah For pascal
gers naiics see Marati;as Intelligence.
LArScuEp-At Augusta. Ne, 18th inst Nv Mcs.rs
Jcn,s and small h OF ~ called the Ably Jones
uwncd hy Mcssrs ). G. Gage, Eobt H. Leayitt and the
LuiLl.rs
Rroarrs-Bo.r RscfSs.--The passion for this manly
sx.rcise that has II late been cOnspeuizly
Ivy western n.ghbors has awoke d.rnant fiir, of
friendly emulation In boys If the mist who ina
CINE that they. too. have learnt bit to row = and
would have no objection to strip their jackets and
stretch their oas- Ia the race q competition. either In
American or Ertirh waters may Dr. agreed upon any
time in the coming summer. We have hnat, such n
they ere. with men aud 20 match aud sufficient
ylrsk plank any exceeding four thaus,nl Jol
lars for Il, m 10 ten miles In four Jared ys
AZ tur Bston and whitehall folks are pretty pluckcy on
such tcca-isns. fhauld like 10 hear from them We
are authorized t. rny that the Indian Town club aha
new wharf.-the bclil are ready fr ac;ionst J0in tsB)
fhtri,l.. .qJtiT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.


Arm 1o-Thc several prisoners against whom true
bills bayc been found by the grand Jury, stated In sa
turday's Iuoid were brought up 10 plead They all
pl,adcd not guilty with the exception OF SwaItz who
submitted 10 an indictment charging him with passing
counterfeit gold dollar pieces.
The Court adjourned TO Monday week when the crimi-
nal business win BE- taken up The civil cases viii b. re-
suInef on Wednesday week
The trlnl q the three mon two white and ono black
charged with the murder II the second ratc on board
the American ship Glen. J. ct down for Monday fyrt-
nisht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

T. rmti tpn W dshlcrs IN Profession involving
the Irranal appearance and comfort W using atche
l.r eransl snd genuine Hair bye, established as in
eessl pcratien the last twelve years the risk
Point " avoided Hrtcheiors Hair Dye he pro-
cured iwaI street. and al all tae uists aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

ysrt rce hair tro~n black Gaurauds tia
an sedicstcd soap cures tan rimpes freeke ton
Gauraudt Pouare subtitle rradicates hair from urp
lips face any part 81 the hrdyvarranted Gnurans
Liquid Rouge. for pale rs ard chreks. LILY Wh Hair Re-
:, ,rative &c. are All fund ~ nr. ftL1N GurKhD'S
old established Lab, ratory, ~ Walker street ars. stare
from broadway; Calepdrr - south Third street. Phiaic
piis; l2s W asl ington street, Boston.
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Cour, OF Appeals Ia New York.

Arm " Ne a.. CLIFTON H. Tpcker and others ~ j..
nina Tprtp md ofisfs was Argument n was a. to
the Interpretation and construction cf IN. will Il the
late tsttes.p Tucker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

We'll executed count,Fl,it tons on The Rank N New
ipikafe ia circulation in Syrneusu The vgnstte B.
iathsr badly cxcccd though the general appearance a
tlN tiil Il good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

to california ExpressPostagc California 10 cents
freh 40 cents per pound by special messenger by every
steamship Newspapers cents; by the hundred. 81 10.
Aster House, Nesey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

end sLe and Brooks loot and Emporium III
fsli.n street tie le.t place in the United states
good article oi b0ot hUe CATERS
found the Emporium, the cheapest place the city for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

u T. thought lla Webstcrs coufcsion ~ the murder
Il the Cosdcn family. l. 4 hoax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20


vented Wigs and Teupcs said to h. the perfect
imitation ~ nature the mind conceive. They
natural In appearance and ortakle thas
almost losing tncr hair citizens and
strangers should call 1T NJ. Wall street. AMI thcm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20
Mc..r.. nerford x Co.. Mo-. = A.tor Hou.


ntfy III Dorado three thous.ud with tie lat
ct news aud nearly thousand letters which will be dc
hVersd Ia San frsIeisco hy the 18th N.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

BRoApWAY THEATRE, Brosdway-rsAr oDrous CAP
PAIN CUTTER VISION OF rnE SuS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

AMUsEMENTs TOMORROW EVENING.
BoWERY THEATRE Bowery-AosrE-cRIsro.
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BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street-LoyE IN
AAzE SCHOOL ron rIGERs.
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srBLo.s GARDEN Broadway-EavxsrRIAs PrRrons-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21

WHAT THEY SAY OF US In AusTRIA-A cores.
pondent Of the Boston Transcript, writing from
Prague, under date of December 5th, says.
1he newspapers of Austria have recently taken
unusual interest in American affairs, and The bser
mouse politicians have commenced pr0phesying the
inture downfall of the United States government.
nhey say to me, "Oh, you will have a king vel. -
fhey Know about as much of America and lis af.
iars as they do of the Houeniots, and no more.
Consequently it is downright waste of time to ar.
que the matter with them. The recent troubles
caused by the passing of the Fugitive Slave bill,
they iook on as the germ of great revolution
One of these wiseacres thought that every man in
the United States who could afford it, kept slaves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21

The SCARCITY OF SILvER.-The Lonjsy lille
Journal IN an elaborate article on this subject,
gives The following causes among those which
have caused the recent inconvenient scarcity of
silver coin:
i Ie large amounts of gold that the mines of California
nave ysded I'd Ibe late action OF the Dutch f,oyernmat
10 INV IT, gold CONS from CIRCULATION and subs,iiu
s ~ Sre G s<nari ~ he qncer ainty and INSTABILITY of
me ~ cal taie OF Europe inducing the poorer classS t
hqaf9 NE coins, mostly sver that circulate among Them
CON. loI " pay Of tlsr armies. which have o lie been
greatly increased To couberbal4nce in part the ecis ri
81 81 STan hmerca have of late been unusually pronciye
~ a. na me tendency OF the increased OF i yer il 10
s,Iape y Il 1an,sad Sd That ~ s IS silver s dawa
serousiy let Holland and Germsny 10 satisfy ibAir H.
snds tor silver are draining England and France and The
Onnd st9,es but io and furnishing I'm lard an eonv
aent IN gold and France and country are ren,ng
ue o OF me COINS OF the cheaper metal By Bringing pto
more general use those o. the dearer. -s w