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The New York herald., 1851-11-05

Cleared.
s,GsIshie Nias,ss B., Stone Ly'59o0dl GSnaEd
BafA oroiOo, Chase, Msrseiliss J B sardy
Bark q GaabIs. Hosnsr, ST Harfs, C0a, ARdsrsoR &
Brig Ame-osirs tswl, s0Okmas. Rio yaasirO via Port
Brig TySGss Lslaas 81 az K'is tso,san srocsmaR A.,
sehi aS RI sye,a wesls, Tsmps Bay aurls1t Co
seSI sn wh.r.cu Gates. G.lvs.scp, z BroTsF & Co
sss: Si,. Sss csi:; fsa'sssI. Il f';'ss; s; ~
Sr sesv o.9 sssa Psaa.psa ms. Suck Co.
sShr PsPi wsS.ssr rslfsr, fai;,ssID.a Mckee.
ssSr nsvsrs sss.r ss,tca svSisShs IsSis A'''A
sioOp Willard. Barker. Providence master.
ma Oct 80, with passengers. 70 M Roberts.
S to ls "a a. & Pa b Sii s.
hat'erss eseh .isna0 with steamship Alabama Lud
sasmship sentherner Dickinson Charleston, With m isa
Look shosi. passed Como smith Boston oI
"a rM ~ % s Cape az 81 e.
HOOK passed ship ,hs Black Bah liae OF
'is sss Ss;n;S '1 a.,rs Sept a, 18th
Ssas shS o Ss &. 10 ss
Bis Sarah Ps.ers !ct Ell,sCsh Mcfarland soaIro. IL
Brig Dad.e sOuthNi0I, Jacksonville. Il DAYS. with lur'
Brig Creole Trtwcrsy Ellsworth, sday,. with lumber, to
si%P.oPD % Ma WiSIs.;, hSws sS CO An New 1onso,
gss1 srsS s.ss T.s SSaH ss.sa .''
sohr CfnoereIIa. Ellis Boston. ( Gays.
SeLr Laura Eliza, Colby. Boston, days.
Schr Balance. -, plymouth. 8 Days.
sohr Stephen waterman Dosue. Plymouth, days.
Schr Gen Taylor, Jones Beverly days
Sehr star NlcEerSou, Beverly, ) days.
Schr Elishs Brooks. Niekersoa Lynn, days.
sohr Jseeola. Dosne, Hsrwish. days.
Sctr Amazon, Beckett, saadvioh.
SshF John A Dix. Allen, Provino9t0wn, days.
sOhr Mary Cotell. Provin SdA,s.
schr Knssuth. Crowell Eewburyport.
schr Le Klngton. Pool, Gloucester
Schr franklin. CurEey, Wareham.
Schr Lamtrtinc, keehe New e1'ord.
Sohr En- pre- stste Eldridge. Portsmouth, Gays.
Sehr Excel, Berry, Portland.
soh- l. s Pond. Edwards, Portland.
sekr X Pitts, Spear, kochlsnd. days.
Sehr Warrior. Ram. Rochl.nd. dsys.
Sehr Maize. Withsm, Rockland, @ days.
sofr Pkppshurg, EilnB, Rootlsnt, 6tayf-
Schr sussn Ross. Bray hschia 7 DAYS.
sehr B. nj Ftenkiin Ias als Eiisworsh, > days.
Sloop Fashion. Biycen burg Providence.
Sloop VIM Bowen, KeuSey, Providence.
Below.
Ship Cocrlbia Brye from Liverpool, Oct ], rlta 80
and phssspgo Ito II harshaU.
Alto, enc thip, name unknown.
Sailed.
sps Arso, kassduek, and Isaac Webb, Cooper Lives:
poel.
Nov 4-wind A. sunrise, NV; .. meridian do; =. sun
fes, co.
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Her.is Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-sehr susss, Russell E.ntucAst, for EYort
siss seop Velocity Smith, Ner,hport IL for Gardiner ls
nsA schr Jpas. Robinson, NYcet for Por,emouth o. sh
susan smith, Of end from Fsntuote. W 81 for P0cesn
"a, Pr, ard snehere1 beiov, sshr unsnowu.
SAILED N<h--ship Hero, -, of Hsstueket for POosas
sshrs Csrerdcs. Censsy Pcttlsnd Bride Prescott, sseo
"a TAcp Brown. Hsnscr Juno. Rohsson. Portsmouth,
gsvt.shsS Timer DO; Patriot B-ekitn d; nsry Wise
CscetstA Salem Bolivar. Jsnsses Lyns sst svssn. sev
vcxk. -. -. -
Avv,v-A-prir N Cuyts, etrout HYorkj schrs Elmira.
en,,h rstsrssus; a e Cstteil. 0sv, NYors; Ksdrnh
Iahe rsrSsysu b.lir Aar Ciass. ns.afs sssoa, sai
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PooL cLAssryrtArIoy.

Stock in city in all hazds, ettnsted st 10000 bGes.
Fuss There have been 600 qu,ntsls large and small
cod dspo,ed of st So 62s 81 s. y; with 1000 bbls
Nos. and mscksrel At 81 25 a So, respectively.
FRNiC RATES fer Liverpool were ina ,tive end
,ettled For -four Is vas ssksd while ad offered
and jCo0 U.hels Of grain were taken az "a in bulk
eheese a. 20s. lard l5s, and cotton u To Lon
con rates quiet bat rm at Is Cd for -four IS for
naval stores and 30s for cheese To Glasgow 200 bbs
naval stores taken az Is %. 2 Hour was az
j. Cd To Hsvre. rates were unchsngrd 10 California
vessels expecting 20 sail in two or three dys we're de-
usndiDg from G6 7jc while othsrs just on or less al
vspced in loading receiving Eeishts q. the zane
rates
Fsrrr-GOO boxes Malaga raisins changed han L. a; 81
60; and 100 balf do a. q &c.
uAr-About 200 bales river were bought, in sunlry
parcels az as a Joc each; market una.srsd
IRov exhibited animation. the business compris
ing 40 tors Scotch pig az S2i 5O AMI . tons English
bars az SO 90 a S35, sx noaths
LFAD, Of al kinds held a. - TO- casA with limited
sales.
Li,r Near 100 btls coruon wsre purchased at e2c
cash--the forHCr vaU-.
HoLsssEs remained inactive sale q 20 hide Musco
" 10 was msGe al 10 Z'c
Ous-Beye1d the eispossl q co gallons .iaseei at
Ga 7tc. eash nothing done.
PHoyIsioSs PORK was AIKEN % the amount q 300
bh!s at yesterdays rates while a be,f more Than
40 tbl. found market ~ So s. f'r prime snd S. a
Sll 60 and $50 40 lard s.c the previous Squire
RicF rather quiet for waat Of supplies 50 tsrces
csmmoR fetched - 60 per 100 lbs, cash.
sFCAps-There 100 coo German licked up at S6 a
tl2 100 four and six Months
eoAP About 40 boxes CASTLE have beon sold at a
o. &C., urua time
srairs- Sales n,Je Of 100 5hls Ohio and prison
vhskey az ~ exc cash; with &c hhds dru1gs a.
q kc, iesr months adding Interest
srcsss -AmoEg The movements we're 40 hhd'. Porto
Rico al ~ 5fso leo Cuba at 5e ani 20 boxes
brown Havana atgat &c
TAiiow The sales consisted q 400 lbs prime rem
Tor,cco within the past three day. 50 hhds Ken
tue ~ been disposed o. a. "a 20 leo balss 81
Jsg6 At 22isc 81 MSysrse with 20 Havana =, 2oc
aud bags Havana rcrsps s lie the market continuing
am aud the dsua nd fair for the feasnn
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

AZ Astoria Long Isisnd, on Tuesday evening, Novem-
nr ~ the Rev Mr. Chipman n the Episcopal Church
nj bsNugI TovSsIyp, of the city of New YORK, 10
n~ y1SE tLita DpUpy, q the former place.
NJ Irnity Church, November by the Rev DR.. Mig
dsus of Casper Van Loan CfAihen Greene oounty
New YORK
On Sunday evening November 2 by the Rev william
Ssrs MI JoHr y e,ssr, 10 Mts Ross y second dsugh-
tsr OF Mstth'r u o Conner F,q en- of this city
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Passengers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
sAvASNAH- s,eamshig = rler,ds-wn Lane, MS, II Bel
xsns GAauyler Mp Tylss Baker, ernsI, Msy
kns. = Hs nsdop, q Colby-E in the Eteersze
CEARLrsIoS-stesnsbioS o oSouthsrner-Miss Livingston
kba Cfton. Mrs Brswp. Ancrev Meyer, Aischel. =
sAbistpe W Fraser. Albright furstner. ii Old,
CiHt. 4 v Lyon. J w j Pierson-2 IN the ste.raee
BAvRE-faeket ship GsrmAnia-Mr viinss OF wss'
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sir John Franklin and said II he and his companions
still living, nothing could cheer them the
thought that EngiShmen and Americans still strug
Cling to them They ought therefore to have for
ttude and persevere, and II the gallant spirits had
will Of God and Sept their sleep Perhaps some re-
cord might be found OF their
1sas ebs % bs nSs s 'Ss %
hsr ded down topostsrity With his own Applauss lie
concluded by giving
The next expedition in search of Sir John Franklin
and lis comrades May it succeed in bringing them
home again"
THIS toast was recsived with great enthusiasm.
The PSfsIpEsT then gave
Lady Franklin "
Bsnd-"N Ns Luck about the Hsuse"
Mr. GlRAsD REPLIED and in the course Of his observa
ons said they were all descended rom Saxon blood,
mother country England and America together might
defy the world in arms. His advice 10 give up
the search Henry 6rinnell was not only a merchant
prince, but the prince Of merchants Such expedi-
ton fitted out by private individual heard of
before. He concluded by giving" The Army and Navy
OF Great Britain may they ways be successful except
when they fight against this couptry ~
D. Lieut.. LEWIS Admiralty Agent, r. NJ responded sim
ply by saying he had made a speech in his life.
Here gentleman performed two or three airs in an
admirable manner upon an accordion
The next toast Our noble City-whst glorious
desnee await her progress II her retiring merchants
like Henry Grnpel will devote their practical expe
rience and energies to objects OF benevosnoe and pa
triotsm.n
THE press of the city Of New York." responded
TO by Mr.. II. Raymond who 'sid that, ss usual the
the nrsss ware the yery vans ard OF public opinion
. The boatswain of the Rescue
NJ the gentleman referred to, responded and
Her Msjesty's mail agent" aud Her Msjestys
packet agent" were next given when
Mr GRANBy CALcRAFr responded aud gave Y. X.
Collins, and his lire Of steamers" (Much applause
The company then separated, after spending a very
agreeable evening.
Treasury Notes Outstanding, Nov. L, 1851.
rREAsURY OrraATMENr,
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

nR vAwcRrr Is CONFIDENTLY. CONSULTED AT
~ hs tkss, 10 Dover street, on all delicate diseases
vhish he vthort m.reyry Recent ease. euret in
Bts Balm Of Iurs, for nervous debility brousht
hy sbuse IL the ost tnvForsng ns5sins f5r tbst
sisetse ever ntrosscst i9ss ths ossatts Ne zee tl
our.d
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NJ E DICAL.

ngAINsss-DR. HEATH DEvoTEs ATTENTION
~ exclusively 70 the ear and eye. Tou eWed q =
dischsrge snd noise N ny ear Of tve y.srs sSrsos
shoit time -Nsshev Browp Arfesl sy,s inserted wthou
oprstion Or psir once 22 Brosdvsy from 10 oelock
daily.
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IARITIME INT ELLIGE NCE


HU NOFftsf'VfEutFlts'
Capsns os vessels and 9shers furnishing News 30 hs
would oonfse favor by sealing shs. eoinmunoa
ti0Cs.
New York, November 3, 1851.
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rNBE cHEK0REE-THE 8. MALI STEAMSHIP
Il Compnny's steamer Co EROKEE. will sail IN.
Thursday November at three r. NJ precisely from ioo'
OF Warren street.
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IrN1TEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP couPANY-F

DAsIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-ONLJ
Through Line for San Francisco and Oregon via Chsgre
direct -Ex,r. stesmer-on Wetnesdsy Neyember y At
ociock r. M the splend CH EROk tL SDtons
Henry Win de ander, will leave above IRON hei
rer a. the foot of Warren street. North River for Chare
fircct 70 connect a. Panama with et the Company
for san Francisco. For freight or pssag
spriy at III Wss street. ccrntr Of WsEreH street. Nor1
river.
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THE MARRIED wovAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL cor

THE MARRIED WoNAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-
rsnohBy Dr. A. n h.uricssu, Professor Of Disesses
Years suffering physical and mental snsuish many
sfsc,onate WIFE and pecupsry difficulties TO the hus
nd, might have been spared By timely possession Of this
work. intended epsoisly for the married. those
vhisb should De known to them psrticulsrly.
To bose whose health does not permit Of increase OF
family, IL is Of special importance
Here siso every emslethe wife, the mothsr-the oas
e budding into vomsnhood or the other In the deolas
ofJss in w nature ccntempstes i'm portsnt change,
discover the causes symptoms and the most eeiens
remedies snd certain mode Of plant
q which her ser is subject.
(Estrsct Of letter from seEtlemsn in Dayton, 0hioD
DAyroS, ksy !, isf2.
NV Dr.R SIR ny wife has been perceptbiy sinking for
three years OF mere, In consequences her grst-
gush and suffering before and during hsr CON
hnement every successive one more and more deesng
and which the last occasion despatred Of sup-
pssed this sse of things inevitable and resigned NY
self the A. this time, tnov sbout Two
months heard your book highly spoken o. s containing
eapnoteyprcss TO you The reef saotded my distressed
mind, the joy s psses Impaired 70 my wife en- Learn
ina that the great dbcovery Of pesomesur provided
remedy teped prospect 20 me- Witch little coa:.iyed
raced ever my head, In all human probability ny wife
veuld have lten In her sve snt my children isn me-
liza s.ur.. imrrse,.b.s so scsv.y NOR. fsny "a. %
es The srrsS OF ,hess .sr,.s.
Tor sale ~ x7 ercsdwsy and he ruesnss ne 1s
Liberty street New rork fitus &Ce. AIsssy sessyn
Tuofef. nesile .Aisbsmsj Z. .. Psssrson' - eh~Hss
'ts' b. rssssss 81 ..ry III. sss:.,.sss y S.s
I1I Nsv fors oisy. ds,s isiis-rs7 ssss's.
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nR RALPuS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TaEATl5E-
~ all need sound practical Information.
afflicted with certain dssasssgiving the nature.
and disease, with
recipes for the remedies their management &c-in Plaza
enables successfully and vate
treat his judge II properly treated Tenth edi
ton2 PIP, with pstesj price rs cents Sold at ss green
in envelopes by addressing (post padl 20 box '
Post Once
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcrIcAL PEI

DR. RALYH AUTHOR OF THE "tHACTiCAt rlSaa Fsi
20 oole sk p M (sunday excepted) No. oa Grees
wioh street. From the uneommOn medical advantages sh
author enjoyed which he would instance nayEs
resided several Paris for the express narpose o sta
Practice devoted to this speciality ho w.h
out nsaen promise, even in the most and oomp
tain sfe and than be obtained from
ether in America Those who apply in the ear,r
diseases will be gratihed the and rspdty
OF the which 10 often effected In few days ss
waiting provided For treatueas by is
sddfess box 800 Post Onice.
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nAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP cozPANY.-oxLi

DACIFIC NIL sTtANsHIP yUzFANT'I1VNIi
tnryu.s line fer San francisco, via Chssres drcct
Fsre redvcsd-0n Tuesday, Nov III. a. o'cleck y; y
The splendid double engine steamship 0uio uns
sSkench CommsnSer will sail on Ttssdsy November l ~
O'Clock precisely from her pier a. the feot warren
street, North river with the gevernmens mss street oi
Chsgus csnnsetiSes ~ ". i,h,, sns ssiss far ss,
Franoco en- arrival Of the as A. Panama
For freight sppy ~ the once IN West street
srrep street North river.
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ASTORIA. o. Fept 2.-sla Lart EeoEs sTrsnesso.
a. hr Fs'P si ss or AVE- D.y rum
r sIs.s'isss IS asy. yi.i i1,f;si 9.,,.r; store.
leb, Ps.r,ou, N0re.ns Trim Res. dsi s.;s. Sui
r'1,, P.ss:. s2.6S.isrd norlsssr Iur,iis wsi So
cserus, sn.r s,xlhsILi ire, Ly,, Dgtss. rena,el.
Tart TSsl,r a. sssr. w,.sS wss RasSsni u ssssi
s 1r Te SsfssI FsTsI LsI san sYsri rs.rr.pss
6ris Ii,rn. ~ Beafcrd ~ nce Evis. Surpassed prt
ss RsEE es M r.a & 1IA xo. ysa s,'s.s s's
' As.s, * w..s% snFT'T Nar sshr a.
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s .t Ss sss All 'Ss y,
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Sas.SS Lsy:f.sr Phi.a.isE, Ga ssiV, fsIssd J%.a
s.soete M s,nseTs Dsmarsra sshr. Msris D,vi,
b.vis. 2tsfsl EathsTn Lish, Davis Psrrsaia J,ns'
SAkGos, Oct 5l@cid ,chrs Kisser Co. Marquis, Pen.
SFAsLIsTos C. aEs-AE p gs, E.;,ris pSS,I .,,I
ty NYsfS trigs ss,s,lsn Is,is Dsrisn o.. g'r. ssq 4
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tntBrL srih I'm Evtrpeoi osG sssn, @ s Iw yavs
ide Chsrientg Singer DO, wts 0eorse Horl.y psrc
from LIVER oej, Husuenot Gardner from Liverpool
vts John Hoilsne Wilson, from NYork vic Apnie lBrl
yes,ps fr, m Liverpool ldsi Harvard Androe mot
Nevfort vts. Philens, Herbest, for Liverpool 1915 hs
ne. Jes.e, Mckenzie for Bostp. ldE husnee tucker
tor Bavre lds Caslsns (sp Essre for Bsrcslons wtg
M,srvs tJrl vus Tor Msssies Log bsrks susan Hswes
rom Mo Jsnsiro, 6iss Jupiter, sms frem Portland
Oriesrs Ids; Bay State, DILL fer Boston DO; 81 Lam
tsvl valley chwt; Clarence tBr Cumming IN
EOrI.sn, 70 Undergo repairs Ondernemin lHol sslo,
Msirpsssss fer Rotterdam log Heath tBr Primros. fter
Bsahspry for Rio as Ia Plata idg csrns,is SRI Roger.
gru NYovh dis~ virsinia Ann Robeftson from hsdeira
sts: issbsis Humphrey Cor Boseu, ready hrc Youns
Wooster, esvsppsht 70 underso repsirti Commsre
lertessn sor ft eh Plscid BrL Psrsn from Hsvsn.
v ry.ses Psrriss Tor Tsrthsss dsrs lag Hossri
,scj sow Hsvsss, just Requn trr schr Nsdsi ror
hnva~suv vt~. wrarh Rich. from NOvieans. idE
Heyss-n fHsnsl Bssscop. from Bremen, dag Athens
msn fton NsvburDryp,. vN Ost tHaao soarl ssed.ui
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
For The Cecil Wig.
COntentnent.

Well, after all this is the grand spring of hui
man happiness. A man may have thousands and
yet be miserable, while another having barely
the necessaries of life is happy. Moderate de-
sires are easily satisfied while the aspirations of
ambition fill the mind with uneasiness and dis
content and are never gratitied. For what pur-
pose is all the strife and turmoil that is going on
in the world? Men denying themselves all the
real enjoyments Of life and rushing headlong af-
ter wealth and distinction, till the old destroyer
with his scythe cuts them down; then the strug-
gle is over.
Iadmre emulation and perseverance as noble
traits of character, calculated to advance man in
the scale of being, and to increase his useful
ness, but avarice and vaulting ambition are de-
rogatory to all that is ennobling in human ma
ture, and ever produce disquietude and discon-
tent. RAMBLER.
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Subtle Influences.

| met with curious instance lately Of a fact
well known, but always instructive, in regard to
the force of our absorbing OF respective power.
A friends gardiner, after taking few pinches
of flour Of sulphur to sprinkle over a plant, and
cleansing his hands Immediately afterwards,
found how subtle was its influence through the
system, and out again from his BODY, and through
his clothes, so that the money in his pocket and
other metal about him, became tarnshed.---
What is there now more subtle and wonderful in
mesmeric action than this? Here the system
receives general influence which, though I'M
felt by the individual, is potent in its effects.
Other substances will produce similar effects.
know a case Of lady who could not touch the
brass knobs of her doors, for some weeks, for
producing pain, and partly paralyzing the ARM
and of another lady who was differently affected
by the approach of various metals and other sub
stances. Medicines rubbed on the skin would
produce precisely the same effect as if she had
swallowed them. know whole family who
are disagreeably affected by the near approach
ofiron. Some.are aware of the presence of a
cat, by sensation experienced without seeing
the animal. -.4tkinson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
THE UNION.

We take the following paragraphs from
Mr.. Webster's late speech in Virginia
at the Capon Springs:
"The Union of these States is the all
absorbing topic Of the day-oh it all
men write, speak, think and debate,
from the rising of the sun to the going
down thereof. (Applause.) And yet,
gentlemen, fear it's Importance has been
but insufficiently appreciated. Like. all
common blessings, however, great, it
has been of late years too little the sub
ject of reflection. The unthinking and
careless hardly take heed of that atmos-
phere which supports their lives from
day to day and from hour to hour. As
the sun rises in the morning, follows its
track through the heavens, and goes
down at night, we notice its course, en-
joy its light and heat, and when we see
it sink beneath the western horizon, we
have no doubt, we do not think of the
possibility, that ii may not appear for an
other day; we are in no fear OF perpetu-
al darkness Or the return of chaos. So
it is with our political system under
united government and national constl-
tuition; to these most of us are born, we
have lived under their daily blessings, as
ifthose blessings were not only matters
of course, but imperishable also. But
alas, gentlemen, human structures, how
ever strong, do not stand upon the ever
lasting laws of nature. They may
crumble, they may fall; and republican
institutions of government will assuredly
sooner or later crumble and fall, ifthere
shall not continue to be among the peo-
pie an intelligent regard for such nstitu-
tons, just appreciation of their bene-
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For The Cecil Wig
A Bank at ElktOn.

Mr.. ESIToRa-One of your correspondents in
last weeks sWhig," thinks there are men Of
capital, and business enough to create and sus
tain Bank in Elkton, and hopes our citizens
will agitate the matter, and make application
for a charter at the next session of the Legisla-
ture. Now we hope, and arc confident our citi
zens will do no such silly thing, for we have no
more need ola Bank in Elliton than coach has
of fifth wheel Your correspondent appears to
belong to that class of men who are continually
CRYING out '.banks! banks!'' because they are
ignorant of the effects of banks upon the cur
rcncy, and zine the more rag-currcncy there
is alloat. the better for the country. But what
need have we ola bank! None whatever. We
hane enough of the institutions within twenty
miles of us-ai Port Deposit and Wilmington,
which is plenty convenient for our merchants and
trahcsmen. Banks are created for the purpose
Of proiitin" the bankers. One bank in Cecil
the business is divided between two or three,
their issues, for each of them to make a profit,
must be doubled and treblcd lust as merchants
are required to elut the market with goods when
their number becomes greater than is necessary
to supply the demand. The currency is pretty
well inflated now, and each new bank tends but
to increase the imitation. and the greater the in
Aation the cheaper the moncy-rag-pro we
mean, becomes, because the supply is greater
than the demand, or in other words because there
is moro in circulation than the business of the
community requires. and the specie which has
an intrinsic value is exported to where it COM
mands higher price; for money, like wafer,
will find its level. The consequence of such a
state of things is speedy depreciation of the
greasy currency--an advance in the price of
goods--a pamela run on the banks--an explo-
sion, and a general ruin. Before your cores
pondent advocates the creation Of more banks,
we would advise him to study horn book, at
least, on the subject. He would be benefited
much more by the attentive perusal of such a
book, than the community would by The creation
of bank. SPECIE.