The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

the United Ssaaes and claiming 70 be nephew Of our
this devoted country that Of supervising generally ali
the consular agencies, coectorsDps dsbursng agencies
no. &C and snosber, PROBABLY more important, that OF
urnmhing unlimited amounts Of money 70 all needy par
ties from the funds OF the New Eogand Loan Com
which he processes TO be secretary and financial agent
n,ss ue strange thai the travelling agent OF NE
Interests Of the New England Loan Company; We must
that we have heard Of the existence Of
tns opulens loan association. may be all right, and II
may DC mere creature OF the imagnAtona pure myth
Ms mode OF seeking investments ~ least novel
We have in simplicity supposed that there were
opportunities 70 employ ali the surplus funds Of your mo
neyed institutions In the vicinity OF the place where
they are located At least IN the boundess fields Of the
great and growing West and not In country Of revolu
tons where there Ii no security whatsoever; but SO ms
that We behind the times, for this company has been
under the necessity Of despacbng It's agent barren
land, 70 hunt up investments end choice SECURITIES
But another singular Is that the agent has
not the money with him; his loans so far appear
mere promises. He pretends to have made large loan
Of some 100000 to rich andhoder in State OF Duran
Co. For the purpose OF encouraeDg the deveope OF
appear have large heart instead Of soul is desous
lending million OF dollars work an old dilapidsted
mine Gear Moncova in this State which abandoned
by the Spaniards some two hundred years sncs and
COW the camping grounds OF the OAmanche Indians This
is not all; wagons leaving for the purpose Of
bringing machinery to the value Of half million Of dol
ars which he represents 70 have been from the
United states TO prosecute tbeworkog OF the Mapem
mines IN the State Of Durango These last mines have the
reputation OF being exceedingly rch and OF having GRO.
deced enormous amounts OF when they we're work
silver.
Win an equally wide spreading benevosnce and desire
70 AID the liberal cause he has offered to General vdsur
any amount Il money and Ards that he may require.
Truly this ID most wonderful corporation the ike Of
which has never been seep only hope that is resources
may prove a. ample the promises and good will Of tie
agent for the eyes Of all would sparkle With joy and
delight and h would gladden. their hearts witness such
river OF wealth flowing with such . broad and am pie
seam through this needy land thereby enrchng every
body and erythinR in It's bounteous course.
TINS may all seem to you fiction Of the Imagination;
put simple narration Of facts, Incredible rs may
which We see or hear Each day brings something new
and strange, and the of distinguished nOtabtes
who make their appearance IN quiet il truly
alarming One day lofty English nobleman presents
himself the next senteel French count, direct from
PaIis then 'rman Prince then Spanish hidalso then
Italian Cuban pstrios then grandson Of some OF
our departed revolutionary Generals all alike NOBLE and
81 alike objects Of charity Westward (snd little south
waru) the star OF empire takes its way.