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sl2s, 7so, sIs 81
Net increase Of specie.

II viii doubtless surprise many to see it thus clearly
demonstrated that there at the present time nearly
hundred and thirty millions Of specie in the United
States than there in ls46 The fact that in spite of
this state of things the money market should be in
embarrassed condition. is another proof that financial
pancs and commercial distresses frequently the
salt of false notions, well of disturbing
abroad which, il philosophicay considered, ought to
have serious influence upon this country II he alb
stract presented to political economist o.
energetic and intelligent people actively engaged in
4cuture, manufactures and commerce. rapidly increas
ing In population, and opening of wealth
daily whose stock OF the precious metal had increased in
years nearly hundred and thirty millions, he
would unhesatney pronounce that people in state Of
unexampled prosperity, and with facilities of carrying
business such have rarely been witnessed Such ought
TO be the here and such will be the case, if the
phantom OF distress is banshed it SHOULD be- and the
public induced 70 rely upon authoritative data
shan upon the fallaces Of the money market and the
visionary terrors Of panic makers
The New Orleans r, ,sc~rew of st2sts gives tie
annexed table, al owing the outward movements Of some
Of the staple products of the interior, during the yea
ending that day and the aggregates compared with pre-
vious years
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CLOAK AVID DRESS TRIMMINGS

QICH CLOAK BALLOONS, vKLvKT, REAL 0INPURy
~ sees and dress tsmmings Of tho rones dcsorptos
lhs best ae0crtmsrt u e city wholesale and RETAIL 81 Isv
DUseA DALaYxPLH nm Dsos6vsI
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


SUNDAY, Nov l3-6P.M.
IAere has been very Married improvement in prices
Dor fancy stocks generally during the past week. Erie
Railroad Nicaragua Transit and Cumberland Coal, have
Been the most active fances, and have advanced more
rapidly than Others The same clique operating in
Ill of these stocks and they will do IN together
Most Of the transactions during the past week have been
On time and old holders have been large purchasers
ev are not only full OF stocks but they enormously
involved in contracts constantly maturing These spec
vtors themselves they bring in outsiders at
high prices when they have failed to do so at low rates.
Sus the mistake win be apparent enough Outsiders
have been pretty well used by the recent fluctuations
m prices the fances They have been large holders
and having awaited themselves of this facilities for carry
fng stocks which the banks so literally extended few
ssl, since they were caught In tight place who, the
hanks 40 suddenly called ia their demand loans Tie trap
sAsy fell into that time win not be forgotten,
.nd the bull sreculaors will have to figure good while
Asscre thay will catch many ats ayain. The money
sskst rs gradually bus steadily becoming easier The banks
are contracting their loans and discounts 10 the
cia classes and extending aid AID comfort to stock
spectators. The banks row numerous, and tie
necessity Of declaring dividends great that they
SDund it abb olutey necessary 60 into specializing
hans speculation in stocks to squeeze out
H. ordinary rates 1t is well known that at recent
auction sale stocks which had been hypothecatsd
sAn loans tho largest purchasers couple o. Wall
street. banks. Since that sale these stocks hare ad
vAneed and the profits viii help along the next dividend
There many INKS in the city, and of them
must resort iegimate practices to give their stock
holders moderate PEI cent The present improve
nsnt m prices for fancy stocks be attributed to
sser than the recent charge N the policy Of the
hanks There other foundation for the advance but
ss temporary facilities furnished ~ certain banks and
- long to carry stocks be obtained with
sass certain operators viii avail themselves of the oppor
suniy to the market, with the hope that pur
sasers may be induced to take upon their shoulders
psrt of that burden which. when concentrated is very
ely to break those who attempt to carry it. The
shucies must be distributed to be easily carried Al
prssent they held in blocks, but desperate effort
being made to get rid of them.
e expectation of specie from this port last week was
net 90 large as previously reported
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

NEANY OF OUR FIRST FAMILIES ARE DAILY BENG
M daguerrcotypcd at KNAPPS popular rooms ~ brosd.
NV near Prince 1903 Bowery near Andersons oarpee
store taken N every style OF the ART and war.
ranted On hand, rich ana beAuNpl Ms9Incnt " eoa0
iockets frames, and cases.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ThAvEALEhs' GUlOEs
1353 most SAFE, CHEAP, AND HELIA1L.
wan NJ two dsy trains and
ss.d West With North s.I.sos. SPRINGS white
and rsrs
sps %s and .ss
isSsh sSEss: can b procured and ssssis ''
~ s AiSa"s tsr s ss:ss:s:s;
twenty street and Fourth avonus stations Ihe sbcye
p nf and sssvs =. -, s
gs station corner Of ryon rev rnS csn Z.
ps from aF PIP, To ns. a.y
5A.M, and PIN. Acesmmoassion line a. 10 A. NJ, 81
e '.':
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY IRON
a Chambers tss; street. for A,bany ed Toy.
~ or ss'
Man train. sA.x.-Throush way trains ~ Il \. ana
~ n. 4:m;s s: a: ;n sS
and sP 4 For HSusAhssps,. A. r. snd. 10 n P.s
sna SSrsy rs = .Iss onr's''pn'r Fourteenth
Sunday train: from Canal .rcs. ASP n, sor AlsAn,
ma '''' D'ns sDM1 Xxx SksScn. superintendent
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL o0pENsBURa, BUR-
d Bos: g. s Ss VIZ n'T River se Ws
River Montpelier, 81 AIbsns and Rouses Point: Ticket
Offices, New Haven railroad broadway and Canal
and TventysiSth street and Fourth avsnue. Baggage
SRANGTs HYDE Aren't. Iss so~Ah ss-.~A
N1E YORK l, AND AND PHIh .. PIR.oT. VIA
through In four hos leave New York. foot Of Cortsnd
street o. ., and A: n, and $50 and $50 p y. Lesvs
se and $50 from shs foot q Walnut street Fare
nom Philadelphia Through tickets and passengers
through baggage carried for Baltimore, WashnEton Norfolk
tvains and connection certain With extra trains behind
me with baggage cross thc ferry fifteen minutes
bsfore the trains leave.
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ID C. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI.
IN. ture.on Tuesday, at I0 O'Clock, at the
Of Mr. James Grundy Az Bro .dway between Grand aud
Howard streets c. KEMP will sell at auction without
Tuesd 18th instant at the of Mr..
James Crundy ~ Broadway, all his valuable stock Of
has been made in the bss possible and Of the best
materials and will be fully warranted This sale presenAs
very favorable opportunity for honsekeepers purchase
first class csnet furniture at low prices and consists OF
large and lendid assortment, which particularly
worthy Of attention.
WIN. Writers, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL ON
Tuesday at 10 o'clock, at 6is Hudson street. quantity
Of household furniture &c also groceries, store hxture &c
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Notwithstanding the low rates ruling for foreign ex-
shange the outward movement of specie continues active
geat deal depends upon the complexion of foreign
advioss regard to future exports of specie 1t is
sar impression that the Bank of England viii pursue such
policy that viii compel the shipment of large amounts
II specie from this side matter what may be the
ation Of exchanges They not only want money in Lon
aon but they want it in specie, to ell up part of the
vacuum caused by the drain for the Continent and the
East indies
We understand that the commissioners appointed TO
audit the accounts of Mr. Dix United States Assistant
Treasurer have completed their labors and found every
thing correct Mr.. Cisco will enter upon his duties,
Ar. Dixt successor, on Monday next.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of the 18th instant publishes
the following of the deposits of American gold
Ut the Mint of the United States and al the Branch
Mnts the date Of the discoveries in California up
20 July 60 1858 -
DEPOSITS OF CALIFORNIA GOLD Z. s. MINIS.
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T0HN W. sOMERINDYKR, AUCTIONEER STORE
No Spruce street Sale by virtue OF execution
chstte mortgage Tuesday, Nov 6 at the auction room
at O ocockOne splendid rosewood cased fave piano
forte original cost 500 one carved rosewood chair
bookcase; extension dining table, also
CARPETS of different sizes Brussels three ply ingram
Aso common bedteads chairs tables one dsmar
ed piano mating, oil cloths, &c.
JOHN W. SOMERfNDYTE. Attorney for Norto aree
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h7ON -roR SALE THE LEASE. FIXTURES, &C,
UlOV. Of hotel and dnins saloon situated n ono OF
the in the city FMS 10 an
rorunity investment seldom TO DO met With.
Apply At 6lSss Sixth avenue
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n D. NASH AUCTIONEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
IL Monday Nov a. at 10 A. M at No 4S9 Broome street,
valuable household urnitre, sold account of in
and furniture consisting in part of the ususl variety
Of kitchen arces parlor furniture such SOFAS tete
totes carpets chairs 4c &C. crockery glass ware;
ALSO bedseads bedding stoves and various other articles
sHERIFFs SALE oF.ToBACCO-ON MONDAY, NO.
yemher a. 1853 10 O'Clock NJ 1T No 2l3 Front street.
other Spanish baccos large assortment of seed leaf
of various kinds, &c. THOS CARLIN, Deputy Sheriff.
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u. furniture pianoforte carpets &c-C. w. Holmes will
sell this day. onday Nov l at lo1s o'clock all shsfar-
piture &C., in the four story house Forty
fifth street and Seventh consisting Of elegant uitee
parlor furniture in satin brocatelle and sh rosewood
richly carved rosewood 6 octave eianoort very fire In
eegeres Sofas lounges, easy chairs elegant china
silver plated ware decorated china tea SETS pieces cot
mantle clocks extension dining table basement and
kitchen furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

4 UcTION NOTICE-TH0S. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A w. s. Insrahsm TUT sday ut loh o'clock a. she sales
rooms IN North W iam street The particulars Of me
sale furniture take place on THURSDAY AZ ~
Twenty fourth stree between Ninth and Tenth
appear Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40.

III oRsE FOR sALE.-A sORREL HORSE, SIX YAAR9
old very Stylish kind ana gentle both In harness ane
under the saddle Also, and harness. " pest ma.
ers 10 order in uso only three Inquire ct Wilson'S
stab es, Tenth street, nssr Broadway.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
N Ancton sale of horses carriages, harness, Saddles
&C., every Monday and W inesday, as y o'clock;
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Value Of merchandise put on market " eek end
ing November IL. ~ SIS 232
Value of dry goods put on market week ending
November H.. .......................... SO 292
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Total California depotes TO Oct 81 IS53 S2O4 y
We thus the amount Of gold of California produc
tSons received at the Mints the st of November
capt the deposits of the last three months at the Branch
Nnts viii II not likely to have been OF sufficient
pitude make them material to purpose The next
thing considered is the amount of specie exported
the United States, and this we enabled to
hibit with sufficient accuracy. Official documents show
that the exports and imports of specie from 1874,
1.-THE famine year, to 1855, were as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND TOR sALk.-WILL BE
sold st public auction on the premises "wednesday.
Neck in James City county Virginia. Said tract contains
about 100 Of which cleared and in high Of
houses about go acres are heavily sst with white and red
two sides by navgsbls creek. and part of it
three quarters of milo from convenient landing. Also
500 cords oak wood crop Of corn oats and fodder household
land onefourth cash. the balance two and three
for the end ,rsed notes
City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

GEORGE w. LORD & CO., AUCTIONEERs NO $50
VI Broadway. opposite Thompsons saloon will hold regu-
lar sales of furs fancy goods furniture books
de- for Which their ex. locatiOn light offer
at private dwellings, in their iooms on satisfactory
terms and Libraries and invoices Of fancy goods will ar
desired and sales Dashed within three day sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

BOARD WANTED FOR THE WINTER-BY TWO
ID gentlemen and their wives each having two children
and servant in a private family where there would NO
other boarders, Broadway and not higher than
Tenth street. Reference given and required Address W.
w., Hersld Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

TOHN L. VANDEWATER ACCOUNTABILITY
Nov. l at IL o'clock at tho Merohant Exchange posi-
ye snleof 10 valuable and desirable building lots the
Eleventh Fourteenth and Fl tcenth streets viz
Eight lots Eleventh avenue sixteen lots
street Lots Is by 100 feet running the
street This property j. well adapted for building purposes
being graded and paved The Tenth also graded
and within three minutes walk routes and is ac
cessibe either by the Fulton South avenue
ries fine already improved stages leaving
few minutes This desirable property sold
without reserve and affords tine opportunity for invest
Nassau rect yerms0 per cent day sale 30 per cent
delivery Of decd balance bond mortgage
cent. Title un1uestionablc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

T ,ARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY FRESH MANU-
IL featured fure-JOSEPH HEGEMAN, auctons:r re-
specully invites the attention of the ladies' the
generally Of the largest and best Of
ever offered at auction in the United States comprising
every article in the line-mus. vctones us cspss
&c. sleigh and lap robes beautifully lined trimmed
&o to he cold at auction Thursday Nov H. 1853 at 10
O'clock A. NJ and following days until the .hoe sold,
Pearl street. the City Hail. brooklyn Catalogues will
be ready and the goods be Wednesday from 10
o'clock A. M until p NJ Purchasers from New York can
reach the sas room In tea minutes from the foot Wall
Fulton or Catharne streets
DURE COGNAG BRANDY.-AUCTIoN; ON TUESDAY,
Nov l5 at l0ls o'clock, at t7 Dey street, corner of
Greenwich green and bis ok teas 30 baskets
rum ginger maple sugar. two quart of pure Cognac
rabteo pure DO.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auct,n.er.
DUssELL W. WEsTCOTT Observation-Disclosures
III aad Attractive Sale IF Household Furniture r. W.
Westcctt will cell this Monday morning. ut o'clock all the
elegant eontsned IL the four story house In Eighth
between Thrice nth and Fourteenth Streets consist
ing Of velvet and stair csrpsts two elegant
pier glasses 26 Splendid suit rosewood psror furn
sure, in fatin brocatelle made by Meeks elab ratey
csrved per rich oh
elegant rosewood ettegere secretaries cabinets; elegant
sotas and Esbethan ehsir in broctelle and
velvet; dvapr, ottoman marble top bureaus and wash
stands French bedsteads hair spring chairs
valuable collection OF oval and other paintings richly
framed Also amperor rosewood pianoforte
with all tho handsome furniture OF twelve including
the basement and kitchen furniture with which tho sale
will commence Catalogues at the house the ornng Of
ale which will DO persmptory without regard to weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

pYB. q. LEEDS 4 CO.-MONDAY NOV. 1irH AT
alton the sale of old booksA choice and libra
of valuable and curious old books including some
Barnes Bilsham Burnet sheed Wood &c original edi.
foreign nuthore including the WORKS Of Ivy seneca Dav
Du Halde Enna Erasmus Tacitus; also rare old Bibles
&C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN THE FIRST CLASS
house State street. suitab single gentlemen.
without board Apply on tho premises Also let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN or
married couple to let with full partial board The
rooms warm and nicely furnished egby situ.
sted Tor business men on the stage routes Apply lOI
Broadway 49,
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DoARDING.-WELL FURNISHED ROOMS PLEA
- sanity SITUATED for the winter, suitable for gentlemen
and their wives single gentlemen be had by applying
lS Fourth et of Amos Gas aad baths the
house. boarders also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

DoARD wANTED-FoR THE WINTER, FOR TWO
p just returning fro the country large room
with closets attached Address X. o. Herald Office stating
terms what they and location Of the house,
Terms to be moderate.
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BOARD WANTED, FOR TIE WINTER, BYA YOUNG
ID and his two sisters in comfortable house Loes.
ton above Walker street lower than Barclay Ad
dress with particulars, Gentleman, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

DRANcH MCDONNELL, AUCTIONEERs, WILL
ID sell this day at 100 O'Clock, at the auction room lib
Fulton street. elegant furniture p.intirgs mirrors plated
cutlery pspitr mache goods &csx rosewood ard
hair cloth and plush four rosewood melodeons rose
HE in rosewood and walnut work and fancy
tables quaete do sofas tote tetes sofa beds wardrobes;
vosr rocking parlor and Office chairs marble top dress
in bureaus and washstands French Gothic and cottage
bsdteads hair maresses palases Brussels tapestry and
ingram CARROTS. Also, segars brandy, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

ID will be let furnished with board to single gems
men gentlemen and their wives by making early
plication at 46 Hudson street.
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Net exports Of specie for six years. s5o1o5 2O7
Add exports for FIRST ten months of 1853, as
ascertain ed from returns estimates say
Total exports of spe Gle ......... SIS, 1906 207
The whole question may then be briefly stated as fol-
lows r.
Receipts of California gold to Oct 81 49, 323 OF
Exports specie fIom 1s4 to Oct 81 49, 75lo5 2o7 90
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RARE CHANCE TO MAKE NONEY.-THE LEASE
"A and fixtures of the ewelry store 2 Blocker street.
between Grove and Barrow streets for se rent low
on first rate Satisfactory given for parting with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

O. FUTILE. AUCTIONEER.-oEoRGE W. LORD &
IA. Co Auctions GERS, ftors 1856 Breadway-Aucton sale
of entire stock Of picture dealer mirrors paintings &C.,
Friday morning Nov 18TH At II O'Clock Included in this
sale superb French plato mirrors 36x2 iuches
very high aud well worthy examination. VIM be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT NO. CLINTON
PiaeeITwo elegant PaEors on tho drst floor and
given required First class restaurant Abe basement
References exchanged.
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DY GEORGE W. LORD co STORE 1856 BROAD
ID way directly opposite Thomrson,s saloon and Becks
dry goods storesecia sale Of Tuesday and We'd
nesday mornings November 22d and 2d entire stock
expressly for Broadway retail sales every
rge and robes c Tho attention Of ladies is partiou
larly called to this sale
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T ODGINGS-MANHATrAN HOUSE -27 AND % CEN.
~ tire sire t. near the Park Strangers will do well to
commodaons before engaging elsewhere Terms Is cents
per night. $3.50 - s-ASs
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WAETED-A HIGHLY EDUCATED GENTLEMAN Ia
desirous Of obtaining lodging and board
equivalent would feel hsppy TO tach private
other brar chts as mathematics geography 10
teach which his superior requirements Thoroughly enable
him. Best Of references produced Address c. D. Herald
office. : - -~-~
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DOARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GEN.
ID tlemen and their wives be accomm dated with
board in private boarding house. with furnished or IN.
furnished rooms, atNo. 343 Greenu ich street.
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R0ARD.-0NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC.
~ commodated with 9ps room In private family, IN
Improvements and elegantly Furnished. Dinner at 61
O'Clock References required. Address II. D., Herald
Office, - = "
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DARLOR AND BEDROOM ONE OR TWO CENT? T.
i he accommodated with furnished paror Ana
bedroom at 81 franklin street, few doors Of Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
Of every description, lace an muslin aims
shade: and cornc.s gmps asses with article in
latest Partisan styles offered wholesale or retail
20 per cent lowe, than ether In the city
r. DAVIES upholsterers, 1896 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14

DoARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
ID procure board for his sister and e girl FIVE years
in a family where few boarders taken. Termo
moderate Address b., Herald office, with terms and To-
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR PERSON WISHING TO
n to the cityIn exchange for farm With uten
SIS and stock worth s. large drug store doing hrss
rate busir and boarding house in full operation with
about $500 worth Of furniture This great chance for
physician. Address A. II. n. druggist, New York city
poet paid.
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From Washington.

GOV. LAHg-THE UNION NEwsPAPER-rsE eRESi-
DENT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF The YORK u.sALD
WAsHrsGTor, May Is 2. NJ
Tss Unic backs down from it's position OF Friday
Governor Lane and this morning says tha in that arsi
Gle L expressly said eaiera ned serious doubts
the propfe'y Of his course" What it did say that
it could undertake to say, at the present moment
he;her Governor Lane acted with das caution and
c;rcumspecton whether the exgency was 50 sufeen
AID pressing to require prompt action on his part;
an il further deprecated the conduct Of portion of the
press in denouncipg his action The only Importance
attached the Unions Article from irs being sup
posed to speak the views Of the cabinet That it lid not
do 30 /. evident the fact that the President has
rromptlg determined to Governor Lsne-thus
.haa ing mat at the White there doubts
s 10 the proprety OF his the President being
satisfied was highly improper The Union, upon in
au:ry VIII learn tina such is The case. y y. h.