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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The bill, intrziuced n tie early part of the
present. session by Mr. Alexander. % baltimore
- CITY; pFkwidibg Ut the csil Cf Convention 70
reform tic psesent Constitution. was taken up
in ths House Of Delegates On Friday Last and
passs ky the following vote:
II sYezs--Msssrs. Berry. Speaker wickes,
Neginnik lrisliss. MaREudcr, Lynch, &C Balti-
Essss county, Smith, Of Baltimore county, nlgh-
~ msa DsI lSichards0s, e..evtz, Davis. Ford. Of
asl Cecil Kidd, HeaFh, Thomas, Harding, Bowius.
ssH h0ot koons. Hobbs, Hanway, Bacun, Baker.
Y Todd, Me6ohigM Stirring, Rogers, McPhersan,
SEnifs, DC Baltimore city, Harrington, Crowley,
Forrest, Aiexaader, Holircr, Summers, Gray,
sii Thnrssoti. Mekiastry. RriadOIIar, Day, Dorsey
ssau-Ak p 14a+ff A
Aays--AlOrgan, EezIc,, TOngae, Mackubin,
SS Kilb0uFlae burgess, Stonestrert, Walker, Ford,
ef Baltimore county Goldsborough, Waller,
- Moore, Hadler, Of S0fnerset, WyviIle, Contee,
- SudIer. tIf Queen Annes, Landing, SchnebIy,
sHs RiidlmoseF, Duyan, Wogtdington, Barnard,
MeWntz--2s. bl@-F H .
We hare not ret been agpriscd Of the action
- ef tho S<nate upon the bill, but as il is regard
ed asa party measure, there is little doubt that
Il will also pass that body. The bill provides
that's VOTE af the people shah be talSen ON the
fourth wednesdaySs 1lay. and that the act
-, shall pssblishsa IN the newspapers Of every
q: ssunty Of tls State sot three weeks previous 20
= the election. Should the people decide in "a
vor Of Cs,ayeniion, the election bE delegates
thereto il % place On she sseOGd Wednes-
"a day of ortobers The cenventiUn, under the
-a bill, Z ID be held on the 6rst "Wednesday Of
January. The constitution, as whole, must
be adopted by majority of the members Of
n chs eoayentioa The constitution adopted is to
be submitted % vote Of the people for its rat
ifeation at the next general eleCtion, and to 60
~ into operation On saeh day as the constitution
= isselfmay prescribe. BY reference to the vote,
It win be seen. that the Democratic party ha,
- taken pOitOa of direct antagOniSm 10 the
lseall, and a~s presume a thorough organization
Of tie party throughout TIE State viii take
place 70 render that antascni.m as ef.ciye as
possibls.l -B sssglG 5ss- ef'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Tae E-v. Mr. cpst.n-. VII, has Ten Solicit
ing ntris,ti,r* susn {. : residents OF o,r vil-
lsge ami cs.yiron~ fos f;,r purpose uf a;ding the
congregation sf 81. Jos<vh's Chnr,h % eTccs =
new sl,urrh is place Of tbs present delap;iated
sfrssss.ss II which they worship. has met. we
are PLEASED to Earn. with q s,lccass which
speaks well for the Iiberality Of oar immediate
neighbors Of all denorinatiUns.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

- Exaslleney, Gov. HiSks. has made the
sallowins appointments fOt our county Young
r Dawkina. Notary Public Henry II. Lang
lsy. Psresine Leach Harrisep Edwards and
William Graves Ocspners- We isasnttat Mr..
Dawkins has sent 70 Annapolis 4 letter resign.
ing the clsss 30 which he bad been appointed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

,9k IaEy's Rsaaing-R Room and Debating
hla 81 1Fa NJ 606iety. igII lHa -
-1lAsa hnesting Os thi. sody, hsla the 9Th ol
March. inst. the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing three months:
President. =. r kinez sssas0
E. Yies Psesideus, Joseph = lSisOns. 8
s.isYaee &c JOs.pas n ysaasa 8 ~ siAE
m - :, = sk - ssrQii
-. . a - -. c''s = = s,s's - i6 sltazsge
Treasures, Wm. A. L0ker.. J aszsssI ~
IibsaEian, Andrew J. Scott. 4ss..ii.e '.iess s.
f4 g.st4ss,t 4; bnigw s;EslsQ s.aT .ssaa4aT
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

He who xsaba yoa with pen wsuld do the
sazss wilh = penknifs where he as safs from
,aoasesinm I'D fhs law.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
ST. MARY'S BEACON.


THURSDAY MoRNe. MARCH II. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

1t is greatly 70 be fe1.i that DR.. Lci.harlt.
he Austrian traveller, has shar,d the fate Of
SiS John Franklin. Four thousand FIVE hun
,lred P'unds have, however lseen voted by tho
Legislature Of New SOuth Wales for the ex-
lcnse Of the proposed expedition to search for
hin. DIR. Gregury has volunteered 10 conduct
IT, and he entertailis some hope that statement
made by cpnvict. that DIR. Lcirhar,lt il prf-
~mer IN the bands Of q title of Northern AboF-
ignos, may be true. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Gcoo rrr IcY.--A correspondent Of the
cksburg Sun, writing from II ,livar coun v,
tc!ls e q chap At Napoleon. Ark. who was
drinking at q cosrntcr, and witl.al leing tnlcra-
bly, tight. after several ineilectlsai attempts Il,
rise the giasS to his lrs succceiesi Ia gcssing il
high enough - potr the contents inside his
shirt collar, set the glass DOWN with the exela-
nation s.tiiass good bus little toO much ice,
Mr. Baskeep0." ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

DEATn OF FKEEMAS HuST;-we regret to
be called upon 70 a1nonnce the death cf Free
man HINT, Esq, editor of Hunts Magazine,
ana for nlsny years . succtsfnl pal,li.her IN
New YORK and Boston. lie has been for some
time III, asssislicl af inflammation Of the brain.
Ut bis residence IN New York. yesterday. Mir.
Hunt ab.sundesl in afliasle and social a,.aliti !.
and had no snemies but himself.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

ScHENE or DfscSsox.-A ipint conni::e,
appointments by the Texas Legislature to con-
sider the Kansas message of tie Governor II
that State, has repor.eI iaII tn app,int seven
delegates t,a cOnycnGism of the Southern States
provided that sstlr convention be called by =
nsIlOSity Of the slave States. The bill also ap-
proPEistes ten Thousand dollars TO pay cxPesl-
ses. sl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The Charleston MercGSy % February g statca
tia. the annual statement. just made by Mr.
j. n. Cartinzo. OF the supply and consumption
of cotton from 1897 to the present wear, esti-
macs Probable supply ~ 1865 az $500 0OO
bales from the United States, and 1000 ,OOe
from AL others smregs. It's estimate for con-
sumption during ti,s present year is. in Grnt
Britain, 1000, 900 bales; ON tie continent q.
Europe. $50, 600 bales; and in the Unitca
States, 500, 900 iales From thr4s data. nct
forgetting the s,o>k on ha,sd at the commences.
ment OF tie season, il estimates ilse excess oE
supply hyond consumption in 1858 at I, ,47o,-
900 bal T. -s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

AdviccS from Mrntevi.lco Jaauary 9Th state
that q revolution broke ont on TIE 2i. headed
by Clonel Brigido Rivcira Rarricades had
been thrown up in the streets of Munt.yi,le,, ),
and at the latest dates tn revolutionary troops
were approaching t'ic city. An engagement
was hourly expected The fScign vessels af
war in port. including the American, had selIs
IN shore parties Of marines o.protect the for
Iaign rcsidcuts. The Amcsican eusnsoticfc, III
the request of the others. had taken command
of the foreign foFccs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

a TRExzxD0gs IpEAs--A srnber Of the
Accidents des Sgiences Of Paris WHO is also an
eminelst chemist. kas inv atsd On anpara n
whirh be thinks will enable hlEnan bsings q
breathe as freely at tlse bottom of the sea ~ on
the surface a0f tie earth. lie pFupnses 81 form
an association for collecting 81 lie treasure.
now Iyin9 n Che isatam U( the ocean, and es.
tmases 6 % - D sht hundred Inillill p11D.dl
sseFihig fhe hasses& of treaeufe 10 be eltArsl
On Tho suuts bstsssn Eaeland 3nd Lads -.
| |ly.-F@1 yap~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

- Il . stated that there are about one
million bashsas wheas in The stose, and about
sky thousand bssrsls sf aeHp at CIicaeo.--
Wheaa II selling ne s3s55 eezfs. Its the gen.
eFai cFsnicsi that Two million bushels 81 grain
will 6e Eeasiy there fOr transportation upon The
opening Of navigation.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

A New Orleans dispatch Of yesterday SAYS
that the Louisiana House OF Representasigsx
has passed bill authorizing company aIrsa.
dy organixsd 60 import twsnty-fve hundred
free negroes ffom the eo4ss 0fAffica. indcntur-
cd fcr NOS lees than fifteen yeaFs. er'TI
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The following tills Of . local interest, intro
diiced BY Geo. II. Morgan, Esq, have passed
both branches Of the Legislature.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Queen yictoxia has commissioned Mr. J. Phil.
ips % paint grand historical picture Of -
marriage Of England and Prussia. TIE sceue
viii be laid, at the queens own suggessien. In
the chaPel--a scene Of tuequallsd brilliansH.
color and aEinsation, and the picture win eoa.
taia q series of Illustrated portraits. = FsTFf
30 Absolute fact Is often more soarklIng
than wit. Here b . dialogue. for instance:
Angy debfor-Herss your money. dolt s--
Now tsst me why yosr master wrote eirhteen
letters about that paifgy sum ~
Simple shop-boy-Hn sure can't tel. sir
but Il yoalf excsse me, SIR, I thihk Il was ta.s
cause seyenissa leitsss did not fetch d.
TssED ~ TaEn.--A nrnsbsr of - e;iiznrs
Of Philadelphia Pa. hnse resifinnsd she Ls:gis-
sinFe, . pass lvw pr0itibiGsz fsee nexrnes fEss
eoming into shns Stale. Tkey nav shat slssv 80
mhjscted % sronble, Ines8tssienee Ane szrsusR.
" s1eh in6ax. ineiuding sld negs1s 80 re- -
fheiF masters fngssiss slaves. and osfef wnssl.
less darss,es n,oss ef mkfm bse1nss I ruhlis
ehaEss ora pssy $50 hdiszduaI ehanty. Fiji
The kirls = Nssksnapsou have hesa s.usiss
. hacAsI8s k6fsoS besenss. na6s &c zassssS
woFmwooa. fss ssys 10 dan4 ehra. az
swsesss sess mssximssys snykew.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Jamev Oder, shr bshker ,fafier-i, law In Ger.
Cavaignse, has pu: al STsd to his own life by
sirang"nsior his ded,is was 500 DaN. This
fanai!y' originally jewelers.. have bad scsne very
tragic occurrences aTe sdy their h0ase such no o.
mysseTious snurderss Shesr Fesideiee on the Bou-
ievards some ID years aso, 90 wisish oeeasiom
this bankers saEer qilsrd tIsas nsasssos fog evss
and built the superb palace In ske Chan,ps Ely.
sees, Rue de p0Eai0rie, now inhabited By Laax
Spencer, late Countess dsOsssv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

MIR. Walker wants % knsw If we are In the
eighty second year of American liberty or the
6Est year Of the reign Of monarchy That 10 q
capital sabiect for boys' debating socsety il is
ehy must have eummsnced when Mr Walker
erased 10 be paI,lie sentisel ere feel sure thai
while the pespls could lean upon hims liberty IN
Ia most hopeful form and character, and popsIs
lar sovereignty. which 10 the pillow on which
she Llesssd goddess sE. .eYs hsr slsepless rest.
neser could have been 81 pplan.td by thas hate-
fuI monster which MF Walker seas in ihs pre-.
sent gossrnmsnG Of the csunsry. Wei. we have
one sasssfaenoa. When every ting else falls Ss,
should Mr. Walker continue TO wrIie, ne shsil
"a Isass have thas everlasting Inaugural address,
% guide ~ IN our polsucaI duties.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Grocery and Provision store.

Jas. Culbertson, Esq, who, because oI
his kindness. liberality. and answering
integrity has, by common consent, been
dubbed "Uncle Jimmy" has recently
opened a Grocery and Provision Store in
this place. in the room formerly occupied
by R. W. Malone, on the P. F. W. q G.
Railroad. Immediately opposite the Com.
mercial Hotel. In community where
"Uncle Jimmy" is so well known it IS un-
necessary for US to utter one word in his
behalf; it is sufficient 10 simply say that
he is engaged in business and will be gla
to see his friends al his new establishment
II you want to deal with a man who is
the very soul Of honor and integrity call
at the Railroad Grocery.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
NEW GRAFTINa WAx.-Take two

NEW GRATING WAx.-Take two
ounces Of common rosin, melt it over a
fire being careful not to heat it SO much
as to make it throw off its spirits Of tur-
pentine. When it becomes clear as syr.
up, add little less than an ounce Of al.
cohol, and mix we'll and put into bottle
at once, and cork tight. Alcohol is 10
be added sufficient to make the mixture
liquid and keep it so, and when applied it
hardens at once, and forms an air.tight
covering.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Ancient RELIGION.

Moreover. if thy brother shall trespass
against thee, SO and tell him his fault be
tween thee and him alone; ifhe shall heal
thee, thou hast gained thy brother.
But if he will not hear thee, then take
with thee one or two more, that in the
mouth of two or three witnesses every
word may be. established.
I'm, Modern Religion. yl.4
If thy brother trespass against thee,
select some anonymous name, over which
write TRADE Of abuse against him and
have II published ia the columns of some
orthodox Locofoco newspaper.
y II he will not hear one communication,
then have three or more published, in
order thai he may be most ,s6ectually
abused.ig r9a su .sdi i~1 tr. 7a taA
Should thy brother continue to harden
his heart against this very christian like
.shdo mild mode Of reasoning. make a fil.
riots attack upon his private character
inthe social circle. and leave no stone un.
turned in thy very laudable work Of per-
seeution, sn f.p' 5,.s 5ls7a '1499g@ b5 IN e.
a In . word, to make thy ''calling and
,elestion sure. see that thou be jealous
2yilli6ng and abusing thy brother
.xihenever ! 4 an opportunity for so doing
T.
may present itself. b sp.,. j
.d9liEO Aa3Nali
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, COUGHS.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. UrA
Debility, and all diseases arising .trom a
Seryulous or Impoverished state ofthe hood.
HEGEMAN CLARK Il CO.'S
GENUINE COD.L1TER OIL.
Has stood the test Of over ten years experience
and is recommended by all the most eminent
physicians as the most valuable remedyin use.
DR.. Williams the celebrated phys of the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes Of
its effects In about $40 cases. and found it mora
than all remedies yet discovered. This rem.
edy, SO valuable when pure, becomes worth.
less or injurious when adulterated. See that
the label has the eagle and mortar. and the
signal ure over the cork Of each bottle. as thou.
sands have been cured by the Sc Of the gen.
uine article who had used others without sue.
cess. Sold by all Druggists.
no .26.3mo HEGEMAN b Co.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Den tistry.

Den tistry.
1t will be seen by reference to card
in to days paper that DR.. J, NJ. Rhoaos
late Of Marylen nd, has associated himself
will, DR.. ]. W. R. Myers, Of this place
in the practice Of Dentistry. DR.. R. is
spoken Of as a proficient in his profession,
and webope the new firm will be liberal
ly encouraged. ggn saa hsia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Cut his Throat.

Il 4 pal
A few days ago. man named George
Osborn. who has been confined in the
Jail atthis-place in consequences Of being
partially crazy, by some means or other
succeeded in getting hold of razor
with which he attempted to commit sui
eide by cutting his throat. When dis
covered it was found that he had cut a
horrible cash in his throat, having cut the
wind-pipe about half off, and he seemed
to be very muchreduced from the con.
sequeDt loss Of blood. Drs. Ferris and
Hen Ierson were called in, who sewed up
the cash, bandaged it, &C., and we un.
derstand that George in all probability
will recover. @
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines. Nv
We have been appointed Agent for
Pratts, Sewing Machine. and would ad-
wise the ladies to avail themselves Of the
greatest blessing Of these modern times.
You can get hand machine from Is
to 20 dollars, or a treadle machine from
80 to 35 dollars, less than half the cost Of
hiring your sewing out for a year.
These machines are said to be the best in
the market. East or West. Samples Of
work 10 be seen at the Pioneer Office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

r. w. Martin.-we mean "Frank" Mar
tin-everybody knows Frank-.of the
firm Of Croft q Martin, has not only
returned from New York himself, but q
portion Of the large stock Of goods which
he purchased has already arrived. Tc
say that an assortment Of goods selected
by gentleman so proverbial for his
good taste and judgment, would simply
be supererogatory, and it does not require
anything Of this kind to insure Frank
hosts of customers, ....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Coach Manufactory.

We ask attention to the advertisement
of. H. Carson. Mr.. C's establishment
would do honor 10 any town, and we
hope the people Of this county will see
that he is properly sustained in tho en-
terprise in which he seems to have en-.
gagged SO heartily.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

The BURDELL MURpER.-The editor
Of the Detroit advertiser says that he has
learned, confidently, Of new developments
which warrant the supposition that the
perpetrator Of the Burdell murder will
soon be disclosed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

Three pianos have been made from
the wood OF the Charter Oak. 1t takes a
high polish, and the instrument which
The wood encloses are of the best descrip.
lion. Yankee Doodle is said to sound
well on them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
TO POSTMASTERS.

1t should be remembered by Postmaster,
thatfor the protection Of publishers, a law was
passed not long since, requiring them to mott
fy editors of any publications. uncrlled for
within five weeks thereafter, or be held them
selves responsible.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
CIRCULAR.

On the first day Of July. 1857 B. A. Fahnestock, and George
W. Fahncstock, Of Philadelphia Pa, A. Hull, Of NewYork
and L. Schwartz, Of Pittsburgh, rcaociarcd themselves for
further term of business under the style and hm heretofore of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.,, Pittsburgh, Pa, .
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, HULL s. Co., New-York City.
In each of which three cities continue Wholesale Drug
Business in al its branches.
Particular attention will be given the importation Of propri
etary articles from abroad and full stock Of wclesablished
popular remedies will be kept constantly for SALE Orders for
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS we'll known vermifuge (of which
are the SOLE PRoPRToRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUrAcTuRER
should be addressed either of the abovenamed establishments
We continue tho manufacture Of White Lead Red Lead, and
Litharys, at Pittsburgh
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Glorious Ne VS.!
BOOTS 4 SHOES FOR EVERYBODY
b. IIITc II coo X j,

Having completed his arrangements, and
succeeded in getting mselfcomfortably fixed
in his new establishment ON Main street, op.
posite the Pierson House, now offers his stock
and his services to his old friends and as ma.
ny new ones as will do him the kindness to IA.
vor him with their patronage. He will nst
only keep on hand large assortment Of ready
male work. but will always be prepared 70
anufacture 'eHvF
HuuTNAsDNHuEN
all varieties. in the very latest and msst
improved style. His stock will always b. Of
the very best quality, and his workncn a.
good as can be procured in the cosntry.
ON FINE BOOTS. he challenges the State,
knowing that he has in his employ as good
boot makeras can be scared up anywhere.
He Is also engaged in the manufacture Of
EHA HR NJ HSS
Of every description, and will always keep
Tip top workmen in that department
Those who want Boots, Shoes. Harness. Or
anything else in my line, will find it to taeir
advantage to call and see me.
Marehll, '5S. HITCHCOCK.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

TEMPERANCE MEETING.
On Monday night-everybody turn out.
VIM. KING, Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the copartnership hereto
fore existing between J. M. Coe and John
Blingman, under the name of Coe q Bringman,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Our
accounts must be settled and those indebted
will confer great favor, and save further
trouble by settling, either with John Bring
man at Upper Sandusky, or with ]. M. Coe at
his steam Mill four miles west. ''' '''.-
JIM. COE,
- o JOHN BRINGMAN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

Abraham Rickenbach's Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins.
traitor on the estate of Abraham Rickenhach,
late Of Wyandot county, deceased. this 94th
day Of April, 1858, =
April 80, SO. 3. B. KuRIs,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
LANDS g. LOTS

HN0D" %A LIE
$50 acres of good Land situated 3 miles
North of Upper Sandusky, on the Plank Road
all under fence, and 900 acres improved, with
a frame house. and other buildings on the
premises, this farm is good for farming or gra.
zlng purposes, and will be sold in body or
IN tracts to suit the purchasers, payments ca.
sy. For further information in regard to the
Land enquire of l.. r. SEAMAN,
Real Estate Agent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
Dissolution Of Partnership.

/.
Dissolution of ofPartnership.
Noticeis hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers,
trading under the name and firm df Gillett &
Wigton, has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The books and accounts Of the firm
are in the hands of A. E Wigton, at the old
stand in Upper Sandusky, where all knowing
themselves in debted are requested to call and
settle. ~ '-Ns-N ~ .-..-.-D
.tJ.. NH. .GILLETT,
--a .tn A. E. WIGTON.
My friends and the public generally will
please remember that the Mercantile business
will be continued as usual at the lid stand of
the firm. where expect in few days to re-
ceivo full assortment Of everything in our
line, direct from the eastern cities. Cali and
see me.
A. E. WIGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07
Tho Staie cs.

One law fixes the first day af May next
trlbe resumption Of specie paymeots--th'
cher requires that the banks shall prepare
fr resolution in their mode Ut redemp-
lion. With these two causes operating
.nultaneously, it is evident that the banks
eau extend but little specie accommodt'
uyn during the next few months. Now,
i so happens that the State Government
vii require. on the LIST oil July, about Que
million of dollars OF specie, to pay the interest
On tbe public debt. If the tanks cannot
supply this, then the State must repudlate,
~ suspeudipg toe payment of her debts
The passage of the tax bill has been delayed,
NIL commissioners y. the revenue cannot
have II cir work prepared for the sheritfs be.
fore the 1t OF July. So no taxes will be paid
ioto the Treasury till late III the iail-per'
hans noue before December.
TIE Executive is again driven to devise
means. uuprovided by legislation, for the pay
nert Of the public Debt. Should his lnge-
uuty prove unequal to the task, the State
viii drives the Banks to immediate rt-
nmrtnn. must itselt suspend Rich. Eng.