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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
For the Enquirer.
To the Eoters OF LouLsn County.


To the Voters OF Louisa County.
Having been called upon publicly and privately 10 ar
noncs myself candidate for the Office OF Clerk OF the Cir
cut aa' County Courts Of Louisa county, although il is
rnl" san 10 come in collision with relation, (Which had
HOPE would no! take place. yet do not feel Liberty
VIII id M? name. therefore declare myself cauiia.
o' .! 'ict q" Clerk of HE Circuit an! County Cos u!
'" e. MT! @! L,n<a OE NV qualifications it dacs BE-
coie he Vsp-ah. My conduct ana qualifications are wei
Known 10 you all; and willing for you 10 decide upon
them Should be your pleasure elect me- feel well
snred that you have every guarantee that be desired
that the duties OF the Office will be discharged with skill ab
ty, fiieity and itnpartiaity. Your fellow citizen,
DAVID NJ HUNTER.
Louisa CouE7. House., Jas. 3lst 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
To the Editors Of tho Enquirer:

WASHINGTON, JAN. 81, ls52.
Gen. Duff Green has retired from the Daily Telegraph, OF
this city, after converting that prghy sheet into daily
vehicle Of abuse b III political! and personal TIE paper
however has passed again into the hands OF T. Connaly
ESQ., Its former editor and we have no DOUBT from the tnc'
and ability with which Mr. c. formerly conducted the edto
rial department Of the paper that he will soon restore 10
It's former usefulness and the Telegraph will become
more an agreeable and entertaining evening vsier Gen
Green the for such undertaking. His acerb.
OF temper entirely units him for the control of newspa
per- We pleased that the former editor has again
med his duties the public, and we hope his enterprise
will be rewarded BY his irllowcitizens with liberal support
in advertisements and subscriptions. Mr. Connaly certain
deserves supportor his neutrality is of such persua.
sirc quality that he has become general av0rte among
all OF citizens, whether Wings or Democrats.
In the DEBATE the other day, in the House The PROPOSE
ton appropriate S. 900 for the restoration their
try Of the unfortunate young men of the West who were
engaged in The late Cuban INVASION Lewis D. Campbell OF
Ohio opposed the appropriation Of relief TO the prisoners in
Spain co.ndins, that his American fellow citizens there
did not d. serve the ply or protection OF The Government,
for they werc acknowledge criminals. This man, with
an>" and iniGuitnns his
I'd in pEci!c, is rpis sentative from Ohio from th.
counties CIntun Warren and Butler, and responds
well to the biackntss Of Darkness in the times, when the
section OF the State OF Onio represented in the
Cabinet appointment under Mr.. Fillmore. The uneelng
and dlsgracetu nhunanity expressed by Mr. Campbell is
but echo OF the sentiment expressed by Mr. Corwln in
Feb lS4T for the citizen soldiers, who battling for
their country the plains OF Mexico. The patriotic peo.
Pile OF Ohio should rise in their strength and rid them
selves of such representative Lewis D. Campbell
III dH ana CHnton, Husl De
represented BY Wing send the United States Congress
Wing with the stamp of humanity upon his person-no
such an unfeelng man, disgraces their District
Criminals, indeed.
The kossuth fever still going in Ptsbure but
believe that any fighting will this time be
thrown upon Us, with the European Governments BY the
time the erea, Hungarian goes his rounds he will qusly
see himself down. on handsome piece of land and be
satisfied with his doniciI in the United States much
mistaken in the premises Ii he is WISE his friends be-
ieSe him, he will assuredy adopt that course Yours
JAcos FA1THrrL, in.
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LATEST NEWS By THE TELEGEAPH.
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer
r. TER FROM ECROpE-ARRIVALO OF THE STEAM
Err HUMBOLDT
Adrauce in Flour, IIheat and Corn.


Adrauce in Flour, Wheat and Corn.
Srw YoRK FEE 2-The Humbolt arrved q
ilay Ia day encountered severe storm on the pas
s.re by which her ruGder was much dlmaged.
The manufacturing districts were healthy
CorroS On the Eth and 18Th ult, l2UUO bales were
soli Prices s continued firm, and The demand animated
1000 bales American sold Tor export
Wheat ana CoRS haze advanced oia Is
Flour American advanced =,
SECOND DISPATCH.
The British Cabinct- Uisapprorai Of the
Disjandlg Of the frsac Nittonat uua'u
sale Punishment from Franee--i second h<Isny , "'''
Tie Europa arrived Liverpool on TIE io'n ,
Tie London Tones says nothing can save ,n,si,i e
unless some liberal notifications made IN LIS Gopl'h
the London News says the governliInatt w. il; ="
jrol md manly terms 10 the Cabinet at hhShhSto sore,
nrhoiin -; the outrage firing upon the ffone a"1
,;il ,, mr. officer under whose order the o"'se "'S
committed r,, h.s ssuad d,crss
FRANCE The President OF France mas ssuea zee
disnan jna the National Guard WIN inc ~
thry will be reurg.nizeI when wanted 10 Pe'e'e '' p1
peac and order. .,ro " Tr,ros " Gu,
V,crop Hroo General CRASGARSiER, VI ih'Ens' ~; VIZ
,on win sir hundred and rsny ffpTe'ea'd..'eS a'e
n Vanished from France, by order u LUIS -'Af.''
rhn h,. established another reign o! terror III
making arrests daily and cAtrciS'nS me os' P''
preparatory ~ proclaiiilh" hi''s1'' i-"'f-' -
French funds had nl'eh. ,u a;,,, p,.,-
LIVERPOOL JAS l3.-Sc GAn-Saes IL 'u prices 1--WE
Bengal los. TO los. 81. Sales
NEW YORK MARKETS, FEB. ?
cc-r,s-1OO bales were sold to-day prices remain ~
chanv.j CHARACTERISTICS OF 81 hhd5 henthcRy Co'''0'
\
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
HIRAM POWERS.

We hayo been much gratihed by a statement from one
we'll with the facts of the operations OF this eS-
traordinary nan who developed, in his early YOUTH an u
most intu,ive knowledge of difficult mechanism developed
In innumerabe instances the great surprise of many
sons still living in Cincinnati His production OF terrific
se-moving figures large life, in the representation oil
"Dantes He'll" Commonly caed-"he Internal Regons,'')
ut the Cincinnati Museum asonshed every behode IN the
West and subsequently, in the city of New York. These
were succeeded by his and admirable figures
50 much resembling fe that of them, representing the
eccentric proprietor Of the above establishment had ques
lions repeatedly put by visitors His busts OF large
of citizens taken in plaster here and
wrong into marble by him at Florence in Italy we're de-
cared by the head Of the school for sculpture that head
Quarter. of tho fine arts ito the late R. H. Wilde Esq., Of Geo
Ra0 to be unequasd His exquistey beautiful statue Of
eve with the temper" being the property OF gentleman
In South Carolina John S. Preston Esq., the puoc has not
been catifed with sight of although such desire was
very strongly and generally expressed at New York. where ii
aned Some estimate may however be formed from the
interest of subject, and the universal uccamatons with
which Its successor hc Greek SIave hailed in hem
i.pheres having his residencs in Italy, by
various much aided the operations Of the Soup
tor have just been favored with the sight of late letter
from him. addressed his (aso ingenious relative ard
toney in this country B. r. announcing, that in
snached from abors his correspondence and his
succession of visitors he has effected another very i'm
por,aut in modelling for sculptures he has also
nlsde discovery which will prove of universal mechanical
importance having been for ages undiscovered 9sdera
uu, On being secured by letters patent here is be-
ing done in England, it will doubtless be made public
Mr. Powers ha in eminent degree characteristic
a:,cralni genius, retiring modcsy; which, is
feared la. pcr led for his Disadvantage in reference 10 his
obtaining any Patronage from his aovernment-Cncie
Sam being profitable employer In many cases Of sepushng
exertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-

HAsui%GT0S, FGD. |.
THE PRONETHEUS AFFAIR Sc It'll D.-Ti!c al III
of the PrumclIeus is as good ended Sir George Sey
lnrur the British admiral OF the West Indie station has
called Lieut. Feed who commanded the brig Express, am
the papers the British Government have just rtnrnt
Londnn 20 We may expect the explanations of the Bs
Government bv the next steamer There any
thing in that whole which could embrol the Two Ga
vernmcns il being known that all English officials IN Cen
trail America less exceeded their authority
There private and potential reasons for III but these vii
not be suffered 10 continue long.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Ara meeting of the Democratic members Of me e n
Houses of the Virginia Legislature heI ~ January slst
House of Delegates on Saturday evening", oaua., e.
1852 on motion of Mr. Stuart of Patrick 80 I'D W.,
vernon Shelton F. Leake was called 10 'o o"'''' eNN
kcnie apPon'eaa sfs. offered two resolutions which,
having been modified regard to the day. al lne
Mr.. Martz of Rockingham, were unanimously '0'p''-
Resolved That In the opinion OF this meeting II 10 M
emf TO hold IonSention Of the Democratic parry o
onia In the city of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, .he Ia VI
March for the purpose Of organizing LOT inc ffesuen
Resolved That the Democracy Of the various counties
cities and towns Of The Commonwealth oe Invited ~ seHu
delegates the said Convention ,..
On motion of Mr. Stova, it was ordered that committee
Of Ave be appointed obtain proper place TOR the meeting
The Chair appointed the following said committee:
Messrs Stoval, w. F. Richie, White of Hanover Jones
On motion Of Mr.. Brown of Stafford the meeting ad.
journed. D. r. LIAhh' o"a'''"'''
WIZ F. Richie, Secretary.
From the above will be that Democratic oa'e
Convention is regularly called be held in this city on
Wednesday, the oath March The duties Of that Convention
will BE- doubtless organize for the Presidential canvass
70 appoint State Electoral Ticket and to recommend thai
District Conventions be held appoint delegates to the
Baltimore National Democratic Convention The Democ
racy OF Virginia WILL doubt in pursuance OF Its hos'
TO everything like cenaism again provide that each oena
torial District shall appoint its delegate or delegates
Baltimore and thereby secure the proper representation
the popular will of every portion of Virginia II desirable
,hs, the said District Conventions be postponed TO as late
day possible order to have the fullest expression OF the
popular mind after the latest developments of the position
and claims Of the candidate for the highest Offices
We appeal to the Democracy of every county, city and
town. to carry out the suggestions Of the above CALL and
send up delegates this important State Convention.
Where counties are not represented by delegates we pre-
sumo that the good old will prevail and the Senators
and House delegates from said counties, will act as mem
ters of the Convention. But it important to the full car
ring GU, of the popular will that the Democracy OF each
county shall and appoint delegates o alternates
to the State Convention the oath OF March next We ap
peal to our friends every where to keep the ball in motion
md 10 send up Convention worthy of the Democracy OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

We deeply regretted see In yesterdays Republican
notice of the death Of Rev. J. D. Tyler Principal Of the
Deaf and Dumb Institution Stanton He had of the
finest faces have looked unmarked BY intellect and
beneyolence His characterized by the high
courtesy and dignity and his faculty Of nstrucng
the unfortunate creatures under his management and Of
making them happy in the rich culture of the OF
which had bereft them peculiarly fitted Dr. T. for
the responsible post which he filled the entire satisfaction Of
the whole State We fear that his place will with difficulty
be supplied Dr. r. is represented have been powerful
and eloquent preacher and writer and NOZZLE specimen Of
mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
THE FOREST DIVORCE CASE.

New YoRK Jas. 3l.-Thcrc was large and excited
hong OF spectators present this morning the Superior
Court listen the decision Of the court on the motion
made by Mr Forests counsel for OF judgment in
The Court however directed The verde
of the jury be entered and the application dismissed
The form is hereafter 10 be settled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

The fine steamship Roanoke from New York, arrived
yesterday morning; and by Dodges Express received
the ~ Herald Of Saturday afternoon in advance of the
mail. The Roanoke will return this afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

We ege, to learn that Gen Boykin OF Isle OF "'gn' mas
been detained several days from his seat In Inc oehae y CO.
v.re ndsposition in his family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

For Inc Enquirer.
To the Voters of Louisn County.
candidate 70! the Office ot Common wealths At;0r
in county and respectfully solicit your support 70
the same Should be your pleasure to elect the Of
hce shall my best exerons in the discharge of its du
ties. Most respectfully your fellow citizen
R. BURNS WADDY.
LOUISA JAN "a 1852
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
SDTICE;. q
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ POWui


TAN COUNTY
EpY OF deed made the subscribers BY John
- Fiounoy - dag October $751; and
duly recorded IN Powa;an County Court viii rocci sell
The premises public SATURDAY. the lih day
February. $50, II II The day. The ieae OF tho
Manndkin Town Pits the Pow James Vtr,
twenty-five miles a5O"c Rchouij Th the Steam Engine anu AL
The fixtures b.unen. r:sa Blacksmith ;oos al said
Pits riding Mules. and uHonl
Carr: hic-n Furniture Of sad J"ha Flour
the slaves.
said her i've children, Charles Suy,
Betsey Marcella and child Moses Charles and
Isaac, William. Randolph Edward, JACK.
Charles, jordan. Daniel and Thomas.
TERMS-Save cash For residue Of the property the
n II he the day o
WYATT e.. NICE. ;r,
Fea. 4-cil' RICHARD j. GILLIAN l'use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

nSLIKENESs OF kOssUTH.-ws have at las, a
faithful likeness of the uOus Hungarian. who induced
for WRrEHrssT. during his Washington 1t perfect fac
sln o the great and also the only D4gueIreoype
of him the United lis exhibition WHrEurAsT
Gallery, II Main street Feb 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

E6- THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING III tie
Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia will be held Office:
the Richmond Monday February O'CLOCK
p. VI. Jan 30-cw5w J. RUTHERFORD. p. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

so NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting The Stockholders the
james River and kanawha Company will held Company
Office this city Tuesday, the Sd ins: o'clock W.
Feb Pa WIN. P. MUHFORD, Sscry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
issasNs: tUtlsiiL.

SAILED
Schr Westove., Rogers, Boston
Srhr ! i Stewart Robins. b fillmore.
ATIENAEC -Ti. second of Professor q UiOT'S
4 AtIeiGsln viii delivers! this
s prcip. subjects NH be The Disirl5um Heat
Eans Sarac.; The Circulation OF Winds an! Marine Currents
No postpnnciurDt account "i the weather
Tcsc.4 sol! i; tlr Bookstores aHi 1t the door.
Door. opsa uciocS. Lecture o'ciocs
Feb 3 TIL. COMMITTEE OF TIE aTlIEN.EuM
JOURNALS AND DOCUMENTS OF THE viz
GIAiA CONVENTION OF l.ji-A copies bound ca;,
for CULIEl'S PRINTING OFFICE,
Exchaacc lIuiIlnc ll adjoining the Posi- Office
Where tn" Ne" Constitution also hr obtaInc! Feo 33
e t:GtDES FOR Ai.E.- Hs VIII -ell To- remtl 10 Krn
nond likely Woman. - and her chth 10
months DID The good COOK aud washer and offered for
Il aut whatever. Apply - 1ULER 4 COOK,
Fen ) General Agents
lsASDSonE DRESS SiLkS,--Ihnse it, wan . ha"!
SILKS. would do well Ia cali aud stock before
purchasing elsewhere Among the BE- found Of
the lite-i Style also hli1ine Mou-cnca. &C
ABRAHAM LEVY. get.
a. Nv FIR Plated CUT IiLl,s CAsTONs,
- CAKE BASKETS, &cSIv"r Paced Cut Ga- tn-torL lake
raskes Cln!cstcks aud Wair; also bmta an! nlshc TN
Coffee ard r. ,ras Tor sa.e by GESNETr & JAMES,
Feb Eacc square
aaANAGEtiS' OFFICES. MONi;Is 8, co.., iuCii.
We MDND, Va.
This day-tapi.aI- 0n OF 5000 Of 5000 % Of 1000, &c
Also, Dollar l.o;i"ry-tdIutai sitN, &c
Drawn Nos GRAD Ton. uuiic', C!ass ID
- Il 80 .6 - - - 30 ? 70 II.
Feb &. " PURCELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

BSfpRMaTION having been b. Executive that VIM.
alas WIN in! Dcru temaue! 10 the Jail
oil he /"
made Large
therefore, 40 m eby olrr %! Niv rdlH.
p.rsons. shall he said WI WIN
an The J, III. Cr Sufink ard do
require MI officers Of tins Commonwealth civil aud mill
procure the Turner Coleman that he be
broush: u Justice
Given Under hand IS Governor, AMI under the Lesser
sEAL seal the Common rcah Richmond. this secuni day
February. ihc 81. l,j2 JOS Johnson.
Turner Gds Coleman Is pen,ct To he about 70 or years OF
Eve light r;h
black gay hale has look when SPOKEN
a IN Ne q i! F- 3-c3w
NOT!CE TO SHIPPERS PER uELtlUENE.
y the The Baltimore,
the Beiviiee did not there Ill yesterday AE6$
tMondaY) morning A. sic wharf Ao>A-
mere. sI!i;i.fs send tosH irei !h
Fsb.3-It ITDLAM & WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

EN
c,-ros-70O bales sold to-day prices remain w.
changed CHARACTERISTICS Of 50 hhdS henncky C0''''''
Il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

LOUISA, JAS. "a, 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
For the Enonirc,

Louisa CouE7. House, Jas. 3lst 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-24
VEN N A. HIO:
M onday, mays4, 1854,
Democratic state Ticket !.
FoR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
End Of Volume Seventh

represent number closes the seven tn vol
ume of the SENTINEL. 1t is needless for US to
review oar post course, or to speak Of the trials
and difficulties We have had to encounter, or of
the success which has thus far crowned our eff
forts OF that past we leave our readers to
judge. We have not the vanity to suppose that
it hns been without fault, though We have the
consciousness of having endeaYored to merit the
confidence and generous support of the public
Ferthe future We shall make no rash promises,
but we will endeayor to merits continuance of
that liberal patronage which has been thus far
bestowed uponaus. To those who. have been
prompt in aiding us in our efforts by furnishing
US the "material aidm Bhichis so indispensable in
such an enterprise, we tender our sincere ac-
knowledgements. To those who have been lax
and needless in this respect, We hope bare hint
that We are in want Of the sneedfur will suf.
fee.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-24
MAGAZlNE for JusE. b,

uSARTAIN'S MAGAZINE for JUNE, has
made its appearance, and an excellent number it
is. 1t closes the the first yolume,of the present
year and in the new volume, commencing with
the July ISSUE, the public may expect rich treat
HEADLEY, the celebrated American writer,
will furnish series of papers for the Magazine
on American History, commencing with Pic
torieat Life IF General Jackson. The life of
this eminent man will be followed by other pa
pers By the same writer, devoted to the most
distinguished men who have added lustre to the
annals Of the nation MIR. Headley is very
popular writer, and this feature will, no doubt,
enhance the value Of this already popular Ma
gazine. The July plumber will be issued on the
first of June.
Sartain offers large 80 dollar engraving as
premium to all new subscribers.
Now is the time to make up Clubs. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this Office
TERMS.
One copy Of the Magazine and one Of
the print, 90
Two copies of the Magazine andtwo
OF the print
Five copies ofthe Magazine and five
of the print and an extra copy
of each work to the getter up Of
the Club. a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-24
10. o. II. fall Dedication.

The Order of Odd Fellows in this place ded-
icated their new Hall on Friday evening. In
the afternoon they had grand procession, an
Address and other appropriate ceremonies. Ev-
erythiDg connected with the occasion was con-
Quoted in the most appropriate and becoming
manner. The procession which numbered some
900 members of the Order from Ravenna and
sister Lodges, in full resalia, was fne display.
Besides the brothers of the Order, there were
quite number of ladies, having received the
degree of Rebekah. in the procession. The Ad-
dress of Rev. Bro. SAMUEL. L. ADAMS. was elo-
quent beautiful and appropriate, and was lis
tened to with apparent deep interest by very
large concourse of people. The Odes were we'll
adapted to the occasion, and were sung by the
Choir in excellent taste and with good effect.
The dedication services in the evening were
short hut appropriate, and the Hall was crowd
ed with spectators to witness them. Bro. AD-
ANS vas here again called upon, and responded
in very happy and eloquent manner. The ex-
ercises closed at an early hour, and the audience
dispersed apparently well pleased with the cere-
monies.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-24
For the Portage Sentinel.

Mr.. EDIroR:-I am glad to learn that
Judge NEWTON, the member of Congress
sent from this District, has set noble and
praiseworthy example to the legislators in
that honorable body. Far too many Of
them exhaust the time of their sis,ings in
speeches for Buncombe, or for party pur>
poses, upon topics which are Of minor inns
portance, or in the discussion Of which
nothing is developed. To this district be>
longs the honor Of being represented by a
man Of indefatigab!e industry and unse'f-
ishness over the people he represents, with
out distinction of party, or political ends.
The Agriculturis!s of our country, number
ing eighteen millions Of its population, have
at length obtained thro' Mr.. NeWton u
hearing on the floor Of the House of Rep
resen,aliyes for the first time since the
formation of our Government! Being a
member of the Portage County Agr:cul,u>
raj Society, which has adopted resolutions
favorable TO the establishment of q national
Agricultural Bureau, for one, must ex-
press my gratitude TO Mr.. NEWTON for his
excellent speech in its favor. Certainly
no speech has been made during the press
ent session which will be so extensively
circulated and read May we not hope
that The people will demand some favora.
BILE action Of the present Congress on the
measure which has been so fully and fairly
presented. AGRtCC
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-24
~The following communication was

TThe following communication was
intended for our last weeks paper, but was
not received in time for insertion. 1t is
quite as applicable now.
For the Portage Sentinel.
Mr.. EDITon:-WhileB Bankers in Ohio
mako their ls to A per cent, and threat.
en- the public with money panic and pres.
sure, because we demand of them 10 bear
their just share Of the public burdens, &C.
counts from eastern cities show, that there,
money is seeking investments at less than
per cent. One account says that the
Banks in Boston New York and Philadel>
phia, are earnestly at work getting rid of
it to customers at 4 to 6 per cent, and it
accumula.es even with those rates. A tel.
egraph account some time since dated N.
York May 5 says "Money very easy here
and in Boston. Good paper taken at 4
per cent. The Banks find it difficult to
lonn their funds.'' Another account, dated
New York May (Which | find in the
Ohio Farmer, says money is still nbund'
ant with every prospect of baing cheap for
some time. The Bank of England has
reduced its rate of interest TO TWO PER
CENT. This win tend 10 reduce the rate