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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
corRr OF CoKNoN PLEAs-0rssat TErn-ocT.
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Severn X. Prep..s, ct al, sgs. Edgar Sprssae'-
J.dErlert reversed with cosf
The Ct. Lawrence Mutual Insursnce Company agt
nsyii Pci.e e. sI-J-deueu. Teeacod 20 el2 r aud
.se r that aut en9 reversed u tae esidue "iho,t
cos.s o. Appes.. ,,.,, ,,.
.srIcG fer 81 80 reversed - =. .her-aue without costs
C3rneius Ives at. Wilism GOddard.-Judgment
r..frssd wi'b cTs.,. 49, a.,
Robert McRute, ct a., sgt. Ado'phus Hirsch, ct al
Ord !, ~ .sled from. Affirmed WITH lie costs. -
yohu j. MsItges at. The New-fors and Hsrien
R,i--,S CompsnySJudErafE - revets.i WITH costs
Jo.ryh J Cock sgt. The New.York Floating Dry,
rcst Ccrps-yOrief granting rew tEial reversed ana
IL lEEs-. o.6.rtd fog tie siHit, with elo cost"
JNIrZD STATES DISTRICT CCCRf-ocr. S-De''''
Judz0 BsfTs. n.A
CLSs. Sttinbe-g. who WA sert home non nrs ri,h
-'.as &c, trial charge q committing an
S.yt,as v.spo. on tte espsa II b., vesse W.
the ursId Jury net bxvns foane BIZ OF iu1cse.
hin q. ecrcrre cf ihs cheer ~ frnseiii w'fne.
T:nctby LeGry, tired on Friday, was scqai'''N
COURT o. SPECIAL SESSIONS -ocr
Oator- and Brernsn . L., wss Iess
The is. of cssee set own for tS sst foey 20
rs.riJ ~ baf than 90 Ordinary t:y tsrs ana seve
csscs In si--taisty prison cssA ess' ~
'GJtjSS JoSs M Wos,..x ~ srsaeA f' 's'@sns 90 S''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
WV Corxry.-Tbe citizens Of IGightstowu sre

,aiu esstug the project Of county 70 be c1iaposea
iss cotp., see, meeting held On Mondsy evening AZ
M R,lrod Ho,- E!ghtstow when resolutions we're Pased
ed sppoDted TO prepare aud circus,e 81 soose
resolutions, petitions, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Rus TPos A SAyIsCs BaNk.-There hn. been rur
rpcu the Ws sbsh Ssypfs Berk located in Fourth street
-. rbul,v last Some 200 have teeu withdrawn; bu
sry Of the depos.os have again returned their money to the
harl
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The nativity table gtves 3se natives cf the United
States, 6s Of ireland ~ Of Gerlnsoy Of England,
G Of Scot,snd, o( i;ritisS America. and each Of
France, Prussia erd " s.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Prof None ssd tAs Rev. +. l.. Cuyier returned
from Europe in the Arabia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Wii:u sharp sst. Augustus '" "hippIe' Oraer
Cs.es argued in June not yet ready for decision
Is C.,,nsEss-Bstofs Jrcss SLcssOs.
DECISIONS
LEHMAN eg'. SoomaD.-Judgment for plaintiff on
,Si.n,p fye jsys s1d pay 81 costs of motion.
Amc,y sgt Amory.-Aoplicstion for aiimopy dc
r,.5 tct without preu to future applcati'ns.
Mopsis egt. MChsis.-Diyorce gransed.-Jadgment
seoorj!pgy. ,,. A.. .:L o.
Bsyley ct 81. sgt Warn ct sl- MOTION 70 ''rike OUT
nar,, ;f - sn.weT denied. with 81 costs
Hoag act. Cornmi'scuers of Central Park1IeT-
r:IAy and oder'o 'ho" cause WY '"'0a not Dc
lee s. Taylor sgt The Manhattan Life Insurance
osny ara Orheiia r. Tasor Adninstrstr.x Of Joseph
junction denied with SO co1.s 6at eeendsnts 10
from pss ire Inoufy during appeal rom ofcet
Rysrchefs& Wicke, agt Amran and Richard Roe
Order for o. ee'eads1'' r-., ;;n,..;on
DibIee ct sL sgt. Psrm.ee Temporary irJunction,
,r1 -eer 70 show why Receiver should not D. sp
polrt I'D. :.: H.,
McDorald sgt- Mau.-Order for comIniSslon, on.
;tbe ,sy Of proceedings unless d.fend.nt pay into Court
tb amouui claimed The complaint eeeuin the amount
n. corn..r csI Orters - bs settled PsPeI wiu 'ae
C,ffL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
wlli.u Sharp sgt Augustus w. Whipple. Order

SUPERIOR COURT-GsnEAL TEsM-oct 3-Bs'ore
J,5.,s DvIs Soswo.rs SLoSsoS and Noos.tfF
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

FtTAT ACCTDFkT.-A boy q EarInan parsn'sge,
,snneJ Jh Gelsdirs residing st No . Hsuion sveune
Il m rea- window of the upper story Ssure sy morn
- snJ wal instantly killed He tel distance OF to e3y tive
feet Il appear, Ia the hs Of climbing 20 the Hindw
fo .hc ksnser cf t5e Gsr bc this time Icst MS sssnee
al his lie. An inquest was efid OF the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
, -, Uop.r TmyT.-Yesterday mornlnl

ArRssT OF 4 HORSE THE IL eSeefuay nioiHius
s,, orIok Officer Griffith sIesed wsn 81 the reckshp
Ecry sasrrOn of having in bis r-'es.ou .e,ea nSIs
us-re.,. The rsJrer was banded ovet 10 souri
&C. ubic officer G-Hwert in pursuit oi two other sus
pe'.<i peT;ie The pris conveyed 10 me
Wa ou.c aud va charge wss was pre-
f,rea szA!u him The property retained ana
forenoon George Phirer, co-rer cf fusiuS Nenr aa "
r,oti.o Mace appeared sud claimed the wagon
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
NEW-,yERSEY ITEMS.

NrwASs RxPUgLreAs TIcKTr.-Tbe folio wing ticket
FOR city ccers has been put in nomination by tho Re-
pubcops of Newark: - ,,,.
Fe, jfoucy-Dayld Price For Aaditsr-Wtlism u; "h.
rer 20 Caofa Fye.hntrys r. Sayre James
CGsIp, Nsrkuet stephen O. Gould Horace roiniet 10y
S,Ir,,o,, Of pas-Fllis Dunn, Noses Mntin r"
Ts,' -scy,- Chs,les r. j. Lerlback, William Brown
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

JSsrIrtso FrM.rES "A young man named Charies
u, arrested on Saturday evening charge OF n'nrs
fnAI, IN South Seventh street. lie wss taken to tn" foI
ath Ward Station House. srd locse tot eXsminAtou
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

BUrGL,RIEs-The dwelling Of Mr. Winhan,, No
Il, sor, esteIed early on ssurdsy
s-s robted of geld watch 80 In money and quantity oil
c.o:h,n- and silver ware . ~ -, =, -, -
Tis hu,e Of hu Hclt No. lls South FOURTH stree W."
si,o robbd OF a gold watch and some money.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Sc- and erpdve fcVer- ID. sjihor ant premature
e'rtbs. - etomsct, bovck ahd other diSos3ve or
GEMS, l33 unoedaa sat end general 6eyers. -
urLcorn, ! urinary organa j-totI, are,
Tie nurnter Of deaths, oou.pares w.sb tns o,7re-
spooding weeks in Sji and ls,;. vss as folovs:
Wtet oaiiha Oct {. 1865 .S.....................i6
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

BoI RoBBERY.--lste on saturday night, as the
,n.or Of tire socaIy store e0rue! Of sscond AID SOUTH
Mid str,ets ssiEe up his cash seoognts nsn sno
., tcred s-d While he rlaa eating drink the
u,nsr rcked up roil Of bills amounting e. SN the oe'
a rot scoyeed until the parties bad ieit end maze s'c
tAer e.csre.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

W,s1cnEsrrR COu>IY Court AND CoUnr or
SEso,s Tho October Term OF these Courts vii be bed at
the Court Hoase In the tsge Of Bedford commerchg ~ 4.
O'Clock tbs rorrios when replication vii he m de tor
ri.rter Of incopoftica fer the Village OF New Roche
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

WrsTCHEsIgR RSPUBLIcAs COUNTY CoTEHTIos.
The Republican County Convention IN W.ehes'er VII ~
held o, White Plains 20 MORROW, tie 9Th last.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

NHw.HAvKH R,rLRo.p--FALL ARRAsGEAESr.-
The Fall arrangement Of ruDning the trains on this
road goes into effect to-day The changes consist in
tie discontiruance of the 4:i a. and p N. train
from Norwak for the city, and the 9;O a. m. and G;5
p. M from the cy for Norwalk. The 6:lj p. M
train runs only to Port Chester, stopping at all way
stations during the Fall and Winter, as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

GRoss OUTRAGE uroS AZ ORrHaS GrRL-HER Ar
TEMPTED SvIcrDE.-Just before closing Court on Sat.
urday afternoon, Justice Connolly cent 10 Mrs. Foster
The Aatron Of the City Prison. with request that she
would bring Bridget Hays before bim In a few min
utes young grl Of very modest address, neatly and
plainly clad 70 the bar snd said that che the
penon be had cent for II evident that the poor
child was unused to Police Courts and Mass.rates for
although the Judge addressed her in the kindees tooes
she could hardly suppress her emotion. Wo have sell
dem seen face so innocent, Intelligent and childke
in its beauty Budgets. She wss pale as aab,ster,
and evidently bowed down with m5ntsl anguish, and
her large, liquid black eyes were swollen with con-
,.snt weeping. Her sad appearance enlisted the syr-
nstbv Of even the hardtred hobi,atS Of .he Court.
Fron what we could gather Of her stosy. brokeu ss
i. wac With -obs and violent Outbursts Of grief sp-
pear tbs. Bridget uss bern in Eogissd and reared il
Ireland. Her parents having esd four yess ago,
sbss sas wss hs.vssa twelve snd thfssss yss.s o;d,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

ELECTION PoR SCHOOL OFFICERS ~ MorsT NLR'
NcS WPsTouKsrEg Al election viii .sk- psee a.
Moun. Vernon to-day 70. . new Board OF Edacssioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

RoBBISG HIS ENPLoNE6.--On Saturday, Officers
Robb and Paterson Of the Dep Surernendent's Odcc
tity Of goods from bis ernpoyr Wm W Meek-E ot No Il
John street. The accused caught IN the act OF tasngs
ns,ce Of six Of the value o sa1 being arrested be sd
td that h. bad been in the habit Of taSas soos uod he
,rn. from tine 10 time tie vsne of winch
Ue.her ,tp,te. a; zoo ard aad giving ;hen 70
son. sell for him SID spprophn tbs money 70 his o.a
use yobedns The time he took the sks from Tue store
wen, around the ,ad .heu TO ChaeS Rohen his
sccoinpice who With the p0p-rty Ou being ar
rested Rchten admitted that ne bad rsyed goods Ct toe
value Of 400 from Vo'bedns aud sold them to S:mne kn'
bersos proprietor Of store the Esnh avenue 'o.ons
6odp. resistance useless eknowtEed the charge srd was
con NJ itted by Jrstice Fap6!esu for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14
NEW YORK.
CANALS, RAILsoADs AND FIsAsCEsi
frp~v1 tkA Afhnwv "a cs~an a<nt 10


Arohs " par c9csl oonvusiops has overaken US,
and tue commercial and financial World seem rtsFy pars
lyzeo and eoniounded Nearly every in 40 street,
on csanEe - The owning house and bank psrlo, With
fessiess eye, quok oonvuiave glance, and twitchng
nerves inquiries chat will be the end Of this crushing out
Of credit and loss Of conndense We will say TO them,
gentlemen, seep cool, don't 10 into delrum mems You
can bep and re nomber thai nov, ~ in 1881 and 1872,
prophecy has become history The teachings u pruderce
nf upheedst and secuted have become Fixed fsc's The
very posn OF our system svarice and political pr,
bribery.
We1e not Of the family Of croekeys OF evil; but We do
vhh our people would be heedful Of coming storm
when they see The dark and osuds rafting and not
wait until The tornado b1rss upon them with ali " devas
tstng ana desoaDs force Nearly every well balanced
mind IN the land has with fearful apprehension anticipated
The crisis, but fa- 10 have acted 10 accordance With
Whist good judgment dictated
The peorle Of this state v learn they have not
already had the fact cudgees into their heads, hst they
have lorg enough been d With the qrack noStrums Of
vndsn snd cutie long enough ruled by railway corpo-
rsuoDs When tho cana tolls released 70 the rail-
roads, the cure all panaoes W the state from bank
ruptcy and pay the puhlc debt, the enlarged aud
completed cana, ard even that, with two gigantic rail-
reads leading from the the lakes would not be
sufficient TO take the products Of the West 10 market and
carry back the rerchsodse rsniet rgr consum pticn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14
ILLINOIS.
A SIGNIFICANT CIRCUMSTANCE.

From the Chicago Press, Sept
Oar grain market for some days back hes aborered
under unusual cause OF embarrassment TIE
the warehouses and daily coming 10 oy railroad are
abundant, and The dealers stand ready 70 operate 10
any extent the Eastern demand may require but they
deferred by avery natural apprehension 70 she coudl
ton Of he houses to which they have hitherto been In Me
habit Of making their conrgnmens sene OF those houses
have peen struck by the wave Of disaster nom Wall street,
and ~ this distance hero 10 no telling vho may NAY
no, 10 re1, The anxious question 10, "who shall ship
tor Thia uncerslnty has considerably embarrassed
operations for few DAYS, but We trust that confidence
will be soon restored. gratifying crcu instance,
however thai the present temporary OF
our grain dealers springs from grsvcr cause They
have but 10 wait liule ~ patiently - they can, and oil
viii be wall.
The rarId accommodation Of stock 10 warehouses dur
ing This partial interruption OF business viii csuse moro
RAJ I'd nou Eastward -her be obsrucuoc 10 removed, 10
make up for loss o. tine. Our ceop> In q been core
abundant than before, bui 81 The Surplus win b.
wanted In the Easteyn markct. ri reErnersinz prices
both producer and shipper Our errn Dealers there
fore, may consider themselves IN sas, though for the
time being embarrassing, sossi,N VIC bcpe ttsy may
never come 70 worse fortune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14
TENNESSEE.
rHn FINANCIAL FAM.

fFrcm the Nashville Banner Sep. 3
The panic, which u thought few d. tRo was
about over seems broken ont afreah In Nv York
We awe this morning two three describing the
excitement that exists there In consequence OF the ne
failures Rank after bank topples down. and with each
crab the dust ses thicker, faster and higher The state
OF feeling Wall street spoken Of AZ most intense
But The vital question 10, vii Il effect M wber Ere
h raging 10 city, and building After building 10 raped
In the spreading and devourns fame the FIRST inquiry Of
all the d~cer, contiguous 10 the OF the connasra
uof is--'swill II reach 10 81
We think We are safe from the panic that IL raging In
wall street The csuses that have produced mostly
local and such a. do not affect vs. Our banks and busi.
nees houses are e In fae condition. Such thing
bken bank slnost unknown in Nashville and there Ia
but e danger that any Of them will fall in the present
crash.
Alter all, We inclined 10 the opinion that the PANIC IL
not quite 30 serious thing a. might be supposed 70 be
When the smoke and dust Of The Ore have cleared up,
VII doubtless be found that less damage has been done
than expected, snd that whsever has become Of the
banks, The community 81 large have BEEN more scared
than hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

TIE MOfFY hAHNKT.
From The Toronto Globe, sept 10 -.
Tho financial crisis In Nev York seems 70 nave paved
or rr the present SeDs attended by those dsas
uous results that were anticipated whether the Storm
has but ulled for the moment only 70 revive N mercer
guss ere long " row The grave question q dhcruion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

A sToR PbAUs HoTRJ, ia sRoADvAy.-rHIs
a tel, situated on Broadway between waverley place
nghh street sone OF the ines. located in the city. ra
wishing to secure rooms fort the winter csa he uet b.
ipg early application, WN FISH A SON, rroprssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

Many shrewd persors opinion th,s tbs state OF
meScL affairs geusraly in tho United states u not IN
the widest spectators only have been oca
Cd In tho ste pancaud that bv prudent measures on hs
Part u merchants and banxos the storm vii, Soou pass
0shors however, OF opinion that tbs whole Amsoso
commercial system has been inflated 70 most dangerous
extent that the extravaganza Of tue people hes goas M
beyond their enrnipgs great ~ thoso aro and that -
SON Of most serious commercial embarr ana Eo
prices all commodities II ciuse hand II no, 70 be
denied that. Of oil countries in the world the o,.d States
the most exposed to q sudden oney pantc-sod that
when commercial confidence there seriously saaksn s
disastrous consequences all business relations yar
pass snyshipg known elsewhere. Labor Of Gil cesorp
tons In very high in the United States tns gree.
mass Of the people live up 10 their incomes; lhs
style or living among all classes exlravagan beyond
comparison with other Countries ard thus when Storm
begins 10 blow fnds every bark floating before shs
breeze with oil sail SET and not thought OF impenJns
danger On the other hand country IN the world risen
up Alter panic with the wonderful spring or The Ame
can republic In lucrative ccttcu crop s vaH ssores u
grain ss large production Of gcld aad ix ever dowtn
tide OF immigration bringing great wealth 10 the country
and active hands 10 employ It, need but br.ef space
restore the balance OF tada and cause he and prosper
10 be felt throughout the land
Rut the question that immediately Us,
TO what extent he financial troubles OF the States ks
to aec Canada or is.e yoars, the Americans have 5eo
the chile! purchasers OF Surplus OF wheat,
CATTLE and clear pine lumber Last year they bouxh
han half NJ vuwI.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14


BANKING II EyGL.Sp
Circulation. spscv
Iss4-Jspe-Bark OF nr,nd :. $500 coo iO,oOo,oeo
ls3s-Private and joint sock BANKS 6 100000 -
Aspss.ie.; 100000
ls3o-Priva,e and join' s,ocs BANKS st,eoo,ooo -
Assregate ..................sl3ls0 100000
BAsnsc N THr uSnsD srATrs.
Circulation. Specie.
1tt-Ah the banks $50 100000 u 800 600
isS6 : fEsimaiei) ......., 90 100000 $1,000 oto
Comparing hese statements oge,her IN references 70 me
s ire %s,eses IRE eomwaus o Ss aa .
have been able 10 sustain hemeves In the face OF the
ssrpus revenue and the specie measures Of the general
government the ike Of which are without parallel Ia
history. n the British government had acted, or
act, towards their commercial interests for
month the American government has done ~srds
merchants Tor tee les, SIX months, al Eig.ud vouIi
have been bankrupt ard general revelation would have
taken place long since. What has sustained this country
I've prudent bsnking system lie mighty cotton crops, IN
wonderful activity and energy But for thea, sources Of
prosperity our merchants could nevor have pald TO 6
per cent north for money. Britain shAn,s had 4,
90 they could at stand Il a month
From the New York Herald, Nov Q, 1896
tlngar str's - iicuatoni took place In the money
msrkct yeswrday
there ,eems 10 be- 'err-.' :" IN =. ~. all
rounc, The acN1t fto,,sr, q. ay
morning did not rus -ay Affect our 80. .s,, ine caute
which produced toe CITATION IA the E5gsh money
ret appear 10 have ces,ed their fart operaons entire
y Tpe Eossh monetary system, without such specie
Toe iror hama Of PovC- tces not so 40 rutey
Jisurb ~ full no-irf oarert and produce upequs rip
Piles IT, surface every commercial country Ike
England and tie United States, where the currency
mixture If paper and SPECIE the icncy OF TIE system
concentrate Iva basis the specie in 50 ne g'est leading
point Of locsty 70 serve focus headquarters from
vhcn ant 70 which all the banking insstutoos graviste
The bullion the Bank Of England 10 tue bMis OF the
whole currency and internal exchanges in that country.
The her institutions require lille specie through out the
year Bs CT exchange London conyidered better,
and they better, tnsn specie mis- the which
makes The Internal exchanges Of England 90 aud mo
dersfe.
Before TIE government possessed surplu. revenue 10
disturb be pstars current OF currency, Internal
ex :nsnses were equally moderate and equally low. Ns~
York snd Nes 0fe, considered the gyeai reser
vors 10 vhich placed the specie bss Of The whole
nation fro or three years ago With the hair Of the pre-
sent quantity Of specie In country, banks we're
more LIBERAL our internal exchanges lower sd tue lnie
rect Of money, The very highest, 10 y per cent New
YORK ought 70 be the central point for the specie ~ the
whole country and 20 would be N had been left 20 is
own "ifee VII AMI ealing" The action Of govern
ment-ve mean the Congress and Executive both--hs
disturbed the nssurs currents o. ira ~ tariff laws,
tNrtutcn isw, ,nt transfer trsns they have carried
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

and discovery, and received the homage Of
mankind fur their bene6cent inventions and
discoveries but now Cult. and Sharpe, and
Paixhan, AMI Miaie have hurled those war
thies from their peiesials and set themselves
up as Malochs TO be worshipped' Gibbon,
the great historian. has remarked that the
earth will always be o,errun with the pefnl-
rnus race Of conquerors as long as men pay
more honor 10 the destroyers ihanto the bene>
factors Of the species. 80 We may say that
the wit of man will always be more prolific
of evil inventions than of good, while the
engines Of destruction are more in demand
than the implements useful industry.
The wearing Of arms IN time Of peace Is
an Indication that a cation is III sem-har-
bsruus state; and one OF the hrst steps TO-
ward, civilization is the banishing OF deadly
weapons fr,m the persons Of the citizens.
Sudden passion ought never 10 have at hand
the means Of Instant vengeance; and as no
man can feel himself safe in the social circle
| II lie suspects his neighbor 10 be armed, the
practice in some will lead to the practice IN
an. AID society will every now and then be
shocked by some bloody aifiay occurring N
uur streets or even ON the domestic hearth"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21
KANSAS STOCK.

OF all the stock that is suffering in these
hard times, Kansas stock seems to have fall
len tie lowest. Ii has been in its time valu-
able and productive it has made the fortunes
Of various political spectators, and proved
productive OF more excellent newspaper ar
ticles than any other stock now, or at any
former time, in existence. Ii is calculated
that three hundred journals have been sup
Piled by the the Kansas business with three
hundred daily articles of great pith, power
and prolixity, and that as many orators
have been furnished with material Of thrill
ling and sublime orations, exciting, alarm
ing and astonishing an intelligent public. A
New York contemporary has heard it esti-
mated that in New England. at least three
thousand clergymen invested their little all
in the !" Bleeding Kansas Bowie Knife and
Sharpe Rife Manufacturing Company"
when it was at the very highest point Of IN
hation; but, alas, they have lost 1t all I!
Thirty smart fellows of Yale College lately
embarked in the same boat but bombshell
from the White House struck it between
wind and water, and not a soul was left to
tell tie tale.
Gerrit Smith. who invested largely in Kan
sas, is loud in his complaints, and saws that
he is tired Of bleeding for bleeding Kansas |;
that Kansas NAV bleed if it chooses, but he
don't intend to bleed any longer; that he is
sleepy and means TO 90 TO bed. Some OF
the New England clergy, however. still hold
on to the Kansas stock. as il is the only por-
ton Of the moth-eaten and rust-eorrupted
treasures of earth in which their clerical
yocations have permitted them to dabble
around their threats.
\ Kansas, however, has proved dead fall
are, total depreciation aud humiliation,
except sundry Official effects, after the as
| sigIinent Of which, we shall hear nothing
more of this broken bank and its exhausted
Iexchequer. In the meantime United States
stock, which Kansas stock was expected to
I ruin and break down, is in most hourishing
and buoyant condition; brilliant and solid
a golden island in the midst Of the troubled
sea, bidding defiance TO the storms and tenn
pest. We advise unlimited confidence ia
Uncle Samuel. Always threatened with
1 dissolution, he is the most solvent OF human
institutions. Constantly mcnaced with civil
war, he preserves the most imperturbabls
/ goud nature, returns good for evil, and comes
to the rescue Of thankless generation, like
Joseph to the Egyptians. giving them facili.
ties to relieve their distress, and oyercom,
them with affection and Kindness. Wer,
lie despot, with hundred thousand men ia
mail al his back, he would not be half a,
impregnable as he is in his citadel Of mora
power, ruling By reason, common sense. ant
the mutual interests Of the people.
RsssmGad Di,poieh.