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IHE RECENT AsF4lRS III kANSAS.
ST. LorIs, March 1.-THE Democrat publishes
Gov. G-sry'= statement relative TO tire recent siisrs
in k-ans. fae Cause which induces hs The iip1.
e.nor's! re-ignat!"I &c IL, iailIre Of the President 70
fu.Gii he r.otses De made at tie ti:ns o. ba appoipi
msnt 20 support hun w:th the AMY and r,ii!iin. at.
win line treasury Il nscrsss'y. Bet. instead Of re-.
c.!viUg aid he has paid $i2 90 out OF hia own pocSe!
To- export ;he administration. lie has been refused
the ALL Of the military under Tie m,st urgent ciroum'
sauces, and ihwe::ei by the jUdlcic:y Of tbs Terr.'
tory il every possih!. manner.
The Governor state. that there were fifty persosi
unjer oath from the day be- entered the country u,'.
lie left to assasssinate him, provided tis oticial csree'
did not meet their appreciation. The Governor re-
g.e:c ;is step lie is obliged to take, and says he feshi
con.i.Jt, .!.i ne Y.o.a...d assistance lsrz r;ctere.
him, - could have administered tie saairs o. ID:
Territory il: e Msu:!er acceptable - tic honsst ss.
i,srs % tGEh -ides. In rsll.!o. ~ ths oatr"Sss com
u;t!rd By the pro slavery :rcn. be ssyE ;bEt half hn
not been told, and he prouonnces tie murder q
Buf:.in Sy HAYS :he nos. cold blooded and str0c.Ou!
affair he ever witnessed.
ST.. LOUIS, March iG-Goy. Eeary in his yaIedlc
toy. l. published. reviews thr whole Of his admin
.Talh.i. iie s.ys ihu people re con."-va,iv. srd ia"
shid!ag and ,hSt III. trc.bier Ia .Rs, I'er,iio.y, ba,.
be-n ocensionei ny persons "ho never desire! peas
nor sili they allow II Ia continue Il possible. I:.
Woods, ~, cf Virginia. ithe Governors Secretsry5
is lie acting Governor 4 kap.as.
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MISS WHITES READING.

This evening at the F-'nsie Institute, Miss Wh;l
will read y play for the entertainment OF tho puhli7
Allow one who is Interested in Miss Whites success
only oat OF regard 10 u laudable enterprise and I;
th- claims Of a deserving person, rs suggest that ID;
character snd talents Of this young lady combine Il
recommend her Efforts to the Just. il hot partial sp
probation ol the citizens OF Richmond.
Miss Witt" exceis in Il unst dli.icult art; and, as.c;
from the dr!ghr which her performances inpa:: !.
every cultivated pe-son, The: sseist others, BY b!
impressive lesson OF successful example. 10 scGuiI.
facility and p~ropri-,y in doing ;ha, which all aye M.
bilious 10 do well. Ii hryboty wants Gil hodi T..
s;ruc;ive entertainment, or desires, for his owl iE.
proyetnenl. 10 hear The language read IN III. BIS ts5,s
end >tyle. let hun not ~nriIeo; Miss Whites perfotG'
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Correspondence" vi tho Da...ii ,rr American.
XLanIacrnS Mnrnn LIZ lSSI

A good story Is told Of "Bvv.' Tucker, formerly
ciitor Of the Sentinel. II will be recco!lected that this
paper was the first to bring forward Mr.. Buchanan for
she Presidency; and in that behalf battled mauiully
SGi the dav of it's death agsinst il. more fortunate ri.
VA, the .'Union.'' Tucker is an Applicant for the mar.
ehsl.aip of The Dis,ric, Of Columbia. d position now
held by Jouah ID. Hoover. Esq, who is q candidate
Tor reconciliation. A few nights ago, when Mr.. Buc.
h.naa, Hoover. Tucker and others we're present.
Rev" said. "Mr. President, l wish 10 inform you
my appointment, as mershai 10 a fixed fact" But"
said the President, jacosely, "beiore you can be ap..
pointed You musf show your qualification for the post"
Certainly" said "Bev.," Il will do so.' and infant
hand, said, Mr. President, allow me to present to you
Jonah ID Hoover, e Marshal IF the District of Go.
lsMb,ay' When =, i, reeoli.cted that one OF the
principal duties OF the Marshal Is to act ae master Of
the President TIE force of the joke will be apprecia.
lad.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsmsolos, March i?.-hi>s Ls1n. t..s -
,.-n,'s nirc", "ave her frat pubic reception at Ii;
White IIorG- 70 deg, the ceremony OF iu'rod.cticG
being performed By the Marshal OF the District Q!
.,'o.jnhis.
Tie Opposition ts .o7o. aor Gerry comes ftoa
Pennsylvania. Kansas has rot ye; SPOKEN on n:
s%Ilj.c-.
a. II. Laurence, an eminentiaSyer OF Washington
dec ,h.s c:o:nirg Ct pneumonia
The President has isa+ed Cards Of invitation tct
large nuraoer of so;ourrers &c his a.gt di:.ne: ?LE.i
which comes of on 7Ihuydsy.
WAsHIsSTaS, March ls.--CoI Thomas j Bis.s.
has Deen =. appointed fos,la.ste. C. Iii'csmoad. AZ.
Col. Cock Collector Of Charleston. The Posinsi
.ers c; Mobile and Tuscslyosa have been re- appoint
ed.
The steam frigate Merrimsc, now al Norfolk. las
BEEN o.ne.sd to eos,o..,
The Race Cumberland at Chariertown, Mas bss
been ordsr-dio br t.;ed Tor sea Immediately.
Governor Ges'y's resignation has not yet been ~
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1t~
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

Walkers Success Conl,1dich1.-Ths New Yorx
pines ste'se that letters from reliable sources 10 Coz.
Ia isica have bee1 received by the George Law put.
ting an entirely different complexion upon The pews
which hal previously been received from Colonel
LocSringe. II Is stated that thu engagement at Hips
Point amounted to nothing at all, and that the Costs
Ricans retired IN perfect good ordc--!o.ing 10 s-us
sod suffering no defeat. 1: was believed that they
had Withdrawn in prrcoencs ct e pr..arranged pis1.
to permit Soi. Loca'idSs 10 Sc ~ .ae river as "a. 81
Castillo, aud then to cut of hi. retreat. Tn. r.oor
that Castillo had been taken 10 .sid TO be wholly
without foundation; nor had Col. Lockrdse captured
900 rif-s, as wns previously reported. Tho Gotta
klcaps aye very confident that an attack upon ssu
Carlos, il made by the American force, will be re-.
pulsed, as The for; is well defended; and il is then do.
sgned TO cut cd the retreat Of the ae-sil.nts end pr.~
ven; ;hsif ;s!ni:2 AZ :ei..orSecea:s toe. usy e..
S've frorr the United S.atss.
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TIE DALLAS-CLARENDON TREATY.
WA.uIsGroS Mach II lSi7.

h-UI'U IUN, q UT 10, T-O'.
The Dallas Clarendon treaty. With its mrlti,ud;noc.
arir!i:i.en.s. WE e, fore tie tr.-;de.t to-day, sr-
wss, | understand, closely .crutin;2-d by h!m. Tn!
amendments which are, gs stated yesterday. i: ID.
form Of resolutions, materially change the whole led
tur-s of this Gocurn1.t Tie S~rnt. struck out th,l
portion guaranteeing land 10 British subjects, and a.
81 the c n"e'ricu between Great Britain and Hendu'
rae, With was % Exceedingly obnoxious TO The South,
Oh account OF The restriction ut slavery. Tbs uuror.
ditlonai surrender ., the Say le!a:ds is insisted or ny
our rov-rnmrnt. The boundary, which MAS G mark.
I'D :sature in The old treaty, i'd also left unconditional!
sad unrestricted. The State Department vii! shortly,
| understand, arrange i, IN rs proper form, sud, with
the necessary docuEnarte, traIism;; it TO the English
government. Our s"'er":nent appre5end ro fears
iinn, the amsndrreu,s will Dot DC acceptable 10 ber
Britannia inHiel,y.
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Tr,a.i II, rsN po.:i : :.
TIE FOURTH OK MARCH,,
IsxT hm-he had ZONE
from ",- tar -iis.au. ho,ns
In the Wea;:
\ i;ns,n;: puSse ns.aoy NJ.
Aai 10 the iste-, p'O'ts
tis was dressed.
.Hsts&y4ssHs sf,a-,
TN4SssIfk<H ali The Whil.,
How he,took
Srch Gu in;rr-nt III tie Ia"
Ei.c,i"" in h;s =tnts
For old Buck.
Hold Away felt the ties
OF pariy-let it rise
Let il fall;
Twas no; Cor the reward
That he had worked 50 ss'a'
Not at all.
But Office he could bear.
ts,h. brsvrst svi6ier'd wear
Epsu!Gts.
Which f1 his rank you know;
land the public show
What 10 gets
lssw him after that.
Es had a kinkv hat
On bic head.
His shoes were worn away,
And hi nnr'--ts seemed to say
Nary Red.
And loudly he declared
That for party men be cared
No; e jot;
He scorned their dirty tricks;
And a. fn- ao!i'ic',
'TTsssp!os.
Folks saw the sudden change,
And thnnrht IL wuudrcus strange,
At the best
Our friend did not explain,
Bu, took an early train
For the West.
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TIE NENirtN jrpr,TV a.,

WAssI>oTuS, March lG.-Ihe Mexican Minisis:.
Mr. i!ob!e, hss had al interview with Geu. Cas-. eG
the slbj-c. VI the new Ngxicsn isen;y or trtntiss. Il
is %sunposed that The Pr-r!tcnt is rather less (avorsh:
no probability ths, it will b.. unlimited TO the Senate.
tie ratification Is limited By :s terms 10 sixty day.
forty OF which have elapsed. TIE treaty ialis &c
twenty day= ~ i:s own limitation. Il not ratified
within mat tire. Some Suppose that Comonfcrt.
Govcrnmea At wi. faii with il, Such are the preser,
niYices lrnm The Ci.Y % MrIirn.
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Correspondence OF he Baltimore SEp.1
-. 49,, ..c roS

.D:ed Sco:," has already ~, into the pulpit, md,
for the future. viii, bs n s.oG; hobby, no doubt for
many o! our Clergy unsn, who love to miugle in poll.
tics to the derriunent CT religion. Yesterday, Sun.
deg, tho Rsv. Dr.. Chesver of the Church OF the Pu.
riians. instead Of preaching from tho Bible. took up
Judge Taney's decisiun, commented on il, denounced
its reasoning, ridicuisd it's conclusions, lin his own
estimation. i nobody elss's,! anc entirely demolished
Reverend gentleman should have confined himself to
ain legitimate calling.
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TIE nAt,.s-cLAREsDoS TREATY.

We had the satisfaction of announcing yesterday
in a brief paragraph the passage by the Senate of the
DaNus-C Clarendon Treaty. The exact vote on it, we
understand, was - yea. to IS nays. Wi'h tbs rati-
Sra.iou Of The treaty it is stated that the S-nsts cou-
pl.i certain amendments, which will be tho subject
q f.tu.s nsgo;ia;icu either In London or Washing
ton. What their Import is We, Of coarse, is7e 20
roecp. of knowing; bIs We understand generally t5st
iaey ale no; Of IstuTe 70 authorize the anticipation
Of spy Hnal dHcuiry bstasen two 9oysrnusnls AMI
mated BY friendly sentiments, a. the two il question
undoubtedly and sincerely are. Indeed. the msiu
object Of this Treaty and the motive Of its negOtis
:ics va.e to elucidnte some o~bscuriic IN former con
vsntIops, ana remove .li difference e construction
snd AZ Misrepresentation or MISUNDERSTANDING il ~
rurs ID regsrdt to Central american sfalrs.- Nation
ri IntcvtSenc1.
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TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY

WAsHISorA, March l6 -1he a,aenGments n the
Dallas. Clarendon treaty are, in addition to numerous
verbal amendments, introduced to render tho meaning
Of certain passages more clear. The frst amspdmsnt'
moved BY Dir. Seward, asserts inst the sovereignty Of
chs bay lslaDds 10 vested exclusively in Honduras.
The eeoond. moved by Mr.. Rnsk, declares that the
A2Sereisaty Of the Mosquito coast belongs to Nicars.
sec. do Indians having a posssssory right to it only
Is OR {n6isns here have to their laads. The third.
by J-E Savie, that THE country does not in any way
guarantee asy grants of lands made to any parf,ea by
the Mosquito indGns Thus is to proven, English col.
onists from eet:liuy there.
The Sandwich Islsed treaty was killed for the
present by Senator Benjamin. on account Of its
anticipated effect upon the sugar interests OF the
ooust.y.
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. SENATOR HALE AND DAUGHTER.
BosIoS, March H.-Senn,ur Hale and daughter
are both III in this city. They boarded 1t The Ne.
tons! Hotel In Washington City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

The Annhpoiis Gazette state. last tine candidates
for Offices OF the General Government in that c'ty are
70 be voted for mex. Tuesday by their party friends,
and the recommendations to III. new Administration
for appointment are to depend upon tbs resul, uf that
vote. The proceeding is looked upon ss 6 lutte
novel, it not altogether prec.sturs.
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REAPERs.

r. Il. MCCORMICK warrant. his improved re.psrto
W OUT l. acres OF wheat Per hour-to save three
four!hs OF oil grain scattered BY ordinary crsdiins-tob b
well made AID durable wita proper care, and ;tst the
rakins can De welittns By a tEen riding upon IL Hs
also VARIANTS Il . good moving merhin-.
II, upon 6 fair trial, sad reaper celrot perform a. seoTs
Represented, the purchaser may re deiver.t tod. n. Smith,
who has q supply Of TEEN on dssd, and will give furthS
information 10 those il wait.
June 10 II. N SMITH
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-sYf AHo s,iTE gEws.

&cQritr,t or 1,.cEoRsr.-tdwari l~anghc.7.
Charge! with KILN. Caarlee Edie. q! CA.iaiiausta,y
3 fellow student, witch occurred NJ Hamodel stasy
College, not long since, wa acquitted 6rio': IL. &
cui. Court OF Prince Edward comfy, oil Tues1ay. Fl
deuca wac elected at this ir.a., which male the c.,
plainly one vi sell defence.
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Nunprn.-Capt. j. ~. ricketts, Of Mexico, Audsr
ssn county. Missorr: formerly Of Rappahsnnock
county, Virginia, w1s-sa.: murdered by bis w4es
Sxoshsr, usM the tova Of MAsioe, .nthat Stats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

WORCESTERSHIRE Democrats o! Portsmouth,
Virginia. have nominated }. w. Young Tor tAg l..
gi,,,t.rs ANA jaime. 6. Hodge. for Mayor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. wilson, Esq, Of vi.
nona. Wisconsin. has been appointed United S'stas
Attorney for Minnesota. vice Norman Eddy,
Mr.. W. be sen OF Edgar {. "iisan O.
Morc an,own, V:rginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

NEW B,SElsG Houss ~ ~loSn.-Iesss.
Isaacs u Taylor nave opened g rev Banking house
in this city, Immediately opposite tho Virgins Bank.
These gentlemen are :no val known 10 thu business
community o; our city TO rr9rir- any communicating
frn,, rs. farther than to call attention 10 :beir siv-r.
I sec,slt i, s:.u,ber coiCmn GO Ibis paper. In Con-.
r-,u with th-i. numerous friends in this city. We w..t
tLen stun j, n success in their rev enterprise,
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PAYING IyvEsTMs~r.-Ihc Raleigh ~. C.) Re.
gis;rr says T. gentleman Of tina: city, AT the North
Carolina Safe Fair. bvGg!t 6 half breed Devon COW,
four ,.grs ODD. Tor which b. paid ; 70 10 4 Lyuchburg,
Va, Dealer. The purchase wa' waae ou The l7;h Q.
October, slnra which lime a str;c. account o: the
milk ohtainec from The cow has been kept. which
foo;s up the erorrnou- quan.i'y Of three hundred aud
eight gallons. Valuable Investment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

HALIFAX CvuSrY.-A meeting Of the Democrat.
par.y ri lis ii-x Yi! ~ a-i! =, The Courr House a,
March Cour', t4th Mond.y,l for the purpose Of nom.
mating 9 csudldst- for tho House Q! Delegates. A
full Iuse.i3g Is requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

Tota! cost Of q hundred yards IN aeT so1E:':. 20
Thu. you will perceive that the duty and CHARGES
amount TO six cents per yard. Now let me- Assure
yes that the labor on a corresponding article ct aan-
n.I il iiis country would be, from the roa!i. ne Gag
to the fnnnei IN tie 6als, not over three een's per
yard, 70 that an English manufacturer would pay as
much in duties alone S. the american 1ontiaciurer
;ha, the above will hold good upon all cottons made
here, and I know it will upon all WOODEN goods
Yhat, teen, becomes OF the argument of protection
against pauFss iaber.7 an unable to give you as
much in detail upon this ,uh:e a. ! aho5.d nxs, pe
able more fully to give you my entire Views. ! fear
you will hsvs scme trouble on the subjee: OF revenue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

pos;;;ous within the giE; Of h-r people, az Governor,
Senator IN Congress, ine-aEer .! tEls blouse, and
others OF lesB importance, and No." and faithfully DIS
charged inc duties Uf ALL ailuds 20 Governor
Giies-,sid down these doctrines in regard t. Gov.
errment, is powers and ,f duties. ! ask for ihen
this attention of t5e committee
"it should never BIZ forgotten: tist government II
self Is an evil, but to u certain eItent q necessary
one. Beyond that necessary extent every ;cove-
ment OF the Government is III cerogstion OF common
right, aId becomes L common curse 20 TIE people
Every enactment is 10 derogation OF common right;
and every enactment beyond the necessary limits oil
governmental powers is an act If oeSpot;sm. lite q
usurpstion Of the rights of the people"
Again, Mr.. Giles says, Speaking Of ths rights CUR
rendered ead the rights retained by I:in wien man
ia his indiSi6usi character went into & state OF gov
erument:
,"Whence, then. tho derivation Of the governmental
right 10 take from one Msu the Surplus Of the pro.
ceeds Of his own labor and giPa it to another, neither
rendering public service, and bota 5sing equally en-
titled 10 the protection Of tho Government IL The en-
ioyment of all their individual rights7 No eSitil1sts
Government, still less the Government OF the United
States, being a Government of chartered, limited
powers, has any rlgLt whatever 10 inierr1eddle with
the surplus proceeds OF mans labor cItcT paging me
puG!ic contributions; and Any encruachnsnt upon
this saared guarantee to the individual by Goy.rn-
msnt IL q ~pa!pabie aud ur;usti6able usurpa;iop. Su:
the ~rapacious hand Of Government, feeling power
aud forgetting right has at all times seized upon
this surplus of the proceeds of labor Cor the accom-
piishmsnt of Its caprcioua, prOsiss,e, aud mischie.
vcas schemes
Isubse.ibs, cordially subscribe to these doctrines
If Goyerno. Giles, and l regard i; as very importau,
tba: they .hcald 20 borne in mind in the cons;dera.
ton aud adjustment Of thi. measure. We all we'll
remember the effects which we're produced BY the
enactment Of the tariff OF 1875. II Ess followed by
fierce sectional strife which threatened, st one period
of its e~x,rteuce, a collision between the Federal Gov.
srnnsn, aud the State of South Carolina: Never
have ! Witnessed scch excitement as existed at that
titRs in all sections ~ The Union; and ! but speak
what all foe, and know wEsa say if blow had
been struck. the bond o: affection that unites these
States, would have been severed, and sszsred for:
ever; Every patriot throughout the laad deprscsted
The then existing state Of things.
do not desire to see such q result brought about
by the action OF this House nov. In the adjustment
Of the tarit, by which the revenue is 70 be colle cted
to support this Government, l ,,us, QUE x.tion now
viii DO marked by prudence, q ssnss Of justice. aud
, dss regard Ss The rights, interests, and frsjudisep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14

Our subscribers in East Tennessee complain oi
the delsy Of tw enty four hours in the mail al Alb
ingdon. The distributing Office for East Tennes-
il located in that town, aud the train does not
stop longer there than 81 any of the way station
Therefore the mail has 10 lie 10 be distributed.
and though ihe work may be performed in a little
while. q delay oftwenty-four hours is ocossionsd.
At Brstol the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ter
inmates, and tire Fast Tennessee aud Virginia Rail-
road commences. There nm interval of some two
hours tran SPres between the arrival Of the train
lone, and the departure Of that the other-sufIi
cent for the distribution of ,e mail matter going
,South-Nestwarily. If the distribution of all mat
fer beyond Bristol Was transferred from Abingdon
10 that place, the DELAY complained OF would he
avoided. The evil If certainly serious in this
Gay Of rapid movement of mails. ane ought 10 be
reinedied The change in the place Of distribution
{ ught TO be made the cara ought to be detained
at Abingdon until tae work eau be accomplished,
OF .oarse FAR this paper is concerned. it il,
only instance Of that general Inconvenience
Viii. every body suffers, who receives either "a
pers vi ieaters ia Last Tennessee by way of Abing-
don.
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Theatre.

Shat very Interesting and very accomplished
youuS &crf esq, Miss AvuNIi JoSEs, will appear al
the Tia trt, tonight in Mrs. RICHES beautiful
play al ~ aGad; or Per and Peasant "-MIss j
sustaining abs character Of -Aru.1nd." she comes
back :anonast u considerable improved ty study
and practise upon the stage, and as brilliant {:
Was be- success her former visit. Just after shs
rad ~ sumed ths dramatic profession, she will
now, We sure, win much higher fame. She
Is as readers know, a native Of Richmond, ans
therefore We all ns doubt feel lively interest IN
her succ She has, in high Gegree, the grace>
of persoa, and these. added to ber talents, must
s.cure hsr distinction and popularity on tbs
stage, the degree of which will depend upon hef
owi study aud perseverance. We hope she will be
welcomed tonight by full house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14

The telegraph announced or Saturday. that we
Banks Of the city of New YORK bad that day faiiy
resumed specie payments all their iiabilites---
They determined. By resolution, TO suspend on tae
night of October 13ih ana they received to resume
on the night OF December 18th.
1t Is supposed That the Banks OF Albany and
most others throughout tho State of New York
will follow suit or" a letter says, I" wind up
IL Ia conIeetured that this resumptonin New York
is that the Banks may he acting in conformity
with law when the Legislature mcets, which will
be on the LIST of Jsnasry.
We suppose that tie Boston Banks, and most Of
those Of New England, will soon follow the exam.
PIE Of she Nav York Banks
The Banks Of this State have been most prudent
iy shaping their policy fer the purpose Of being
ready, rs soon - possible, 70 resume specie pay
ments; and We doubt net they will be preoared
for that movement whenever the Banks OF phila
delphia sud baltimore set the example.
Letters say thu: the effect OF tho resumption Ia
New York will be- favorable. Money Was abundant
and the irfax he Any, though the export had some
what Increased. The Fulton took out on Saturday
about $4,000 FIR Europe.
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ay.nsa.e.al soher,les u. tvash.ngto.l

TIE SrATe bones OF ALABAslA.-A bill WINS intro
duced ato taa Senate OF alabama g week ago, q
enable the trnstee aud commissioner of the Stat
10 obtain the money for the payment of the bond
dne on the lsC Of January, ny the issuance of new
bonds to run sf.< months. According TO st&te,nen;
il the Montgomery Advertiser, the situation OF Ala
bama at present. time is rather critical than 9th
erwisc; for unless the mears are + rwarded by the
steamer which sails the 10Th inst, the Stare 70
the fret time in her history, Will fail meet her en-
gagements at maturity. The only resources are her
treasury now with hut q small quantity Of specit
funds, her North Cnoiipa and Virginia bonds
these ceiling IN New York at SS7} and the issuance
Of short bonds. If the Virginia and North Carroll
no bonds owned by Alabama, we re sold even at the
hi-hest quotation. the proceeds would be insult.
Gcie1t to pay her State Bonds tsue next month.