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C ashi eTIM P (W\ Tlr ' 1 f\-~\ TlW>) ‘v'^ (IIJjE 4asJJ j IbJ - fe-J'J |>i fM] | Ikt] r#| i >bbA 'c~& '>*i -<saa %EaßSaisL-s!i |i.l K. JOXES. (nil'll, ft 130.} TE’ESBAI' JBOSrv.IXGt SEiM’EIS -SSSR ‘Z, ESSS. [ff &•£» wc€l:2y.]--Vdl. M—ft’c 8«7. I I‘ubtiibiiC‘d TIU-'VK.;KLV and weekly, .it No. lirond Street. p«pe'. ' IV " 1 *" 11;irs P | cr ,IMmum 1 Mmum ■L v;liliv T.vwce..ty paper, at MX I.ollskj. ii. BL- or seven at the <-*•■“. ol i: " in-a.lvai.co, of lour at iho end oVhe' iiditnrs and Proprietors in tins city have ndo n i me tuhowiug mgui .nous • 1 r.ller .lie Ut dav 01 Ju.y "<• «u..s«r.p; |i„u' s w II lie rero.ved.uuM.i .he .-ily, ni1..,. , u..l in eJea-ii-. nr a oily reierei.ee given, imUaw tin Übe forward. dny «» “j '““ W’f'v a Alter lliauia.o, we "id j/übhtli .1 1 . MO*. Vtho ore one vearu nr mol.- m arrears, m ' .der In l.i them know b.iw their aeeou = t. hi Hid, nn.l ...1 *£.» published, who -I- nni pay upi inr.r. iiTe by the Id ul Jan. "ill he stnken oil OkKubseriptmii lid, nu.l their names, residences, - in mm they owe, published iiti.il settled, rtJnceuut Will be published, paid , which "ill mi- j lS r “\o a sXer.ption will be allowed to remain WE.'..;.. niter the Id day ol January la—', >tbmi one year; mil the naino will be striken nit t ie H[, and |>ubl shod as above, together willi the •DMMjiit »luc. . . , i .i ■P4 t ro;Il and nftor lliid rime, whenever a o-cn u.j,o is in arrears, shall bo returned by i pod- ■ ■SE, .... as bavin,' r«m»ve-l, or rebuts to i.\.e his sEtiei-0 dnl 110 pndulli e, Ins name shall he pub lished tnietner with hu residence, the proha b- lie bus removed to,and the amount due; and K CII a subseriner hiinsell orders Ins paper disc ni tlnueil mi l requests Ins aeeonnt to lie lornarded, ; 1 m. s-iee-biniii no mrt.iwiih Ibrwaidcd, tin I unless , “reasonable tone (the (umhties of Ihe mails being taken into eons,deration, and ill t | dnt nice ol Ins rest euco Irom tins plane) bis name, ( amount due. shah He p om-li (I ns above/ I W 5 Advertijoinenl3W .il be nisei I. .1 at I harm t ill ,v U b liltsdillori nee, I tut Mm li s' n.serlon 1 ewtlVb jia -amis, m.load of bb cents per square ol , it'd ve"bscrr>enlsintended for the ennr.try,should ifce'Biarked •msiUo’. whte.h wtil also a nut their ] vinsce non each lime in the inside o! the c;ty pap -r, j g*„d will be . burg d til the rat; id -a. -. per s.pt ire ] Hfent.e lirst inseilioii, and ba eents tor eneh sni.se- , tctii ait insert ton. 11 nd marked •inside, they will be placed in any part nl Ihe paper, tiller b.e first ins’iumi,! I Sil l Ilia convenience nl ihe publish r, and charge.. at t.ie tale of ... rents lor the Inst in- • HSition, mid -131 cents lor cell subsequent mser- j ** 7 ’ All Advertisements not limited, will be pnb liahed in every paper until lorbid, mid . barged nc | '■coidiiJg to il«oabo\e nu.s ... . , 1 b. iTiusii AtlveiluemPiiis ''ill I >c l'ubli*hcd as j follow* n«r square: . .. . * _• Adrnr's am hxe.iuturs sale ol Land or WsT'' do U, msonal Propc.tr. 4o d-. >' -f imß.-c to Debtors and Mrs, weekly, 10 ds. d-J Chatnwi for Letters, . .. . Ido do Dtsivnsory, montldy b mo. oUu Four month Notice, nnmllily, 4 mo. Should any ol the above exceed a square, to.j Will be charged no proportion. », From and after me lirst day of Jan. lb-), no yearly eoairacts, except lor speedie ucUertlso menis, will b/ en tere.l in.n. r ~ .110 We will b,’ re poasiblo to oilier pnpms for nl j *dverliscmeii.s ordered ,’hrongb onrs ta be copnal | by itio.’u. and if adccrliaeoJcms copied by ns m.n Sbcr papers will be clung'eiJ to die oliice ~,m Which tlu request is made lu ec. '>'• 1 ” ! l 1,1 c ’ ■fmy lor ihe same, ncc.irding lu it. ■ ,r 1UIL ". aui K afcp.nisjl.le icuurding lu our own. , . „ % 11. Advertisements sent lu us front a • ‘WVmhan order to be copied by o' her p.. pets'.’ ' a.icci'inpanied with the cash to tile- mum. 1 J’ .(dcsuial they sbont.l he published in eue.t jrui* • adr a responsible relerem o T* ” ‘ AND SENTINEL. | Mon lay Morning’. Septeinber 13. 1 ■'' . " S i'ATH UIGIITS TICK UT Foil CNOUKSS. WM, C. DAWSON, R W. HABERSHAM, J. (5. A1 • KOUD. W. T. COLQUITT, E. A NIS BET. MARK. A. COOPER. THOMAS BUri.ER KINO, EDWARD .1. BLACK, LorT Warren. f 1 cCJ-Wo commence to-day the puldicalion of a .■cticsof Idlers on the Sub-Treasuty scheme, by Js-Jonius Brutus.” These letters aero original y | published in the Alabama Journal, and have again a been published in a pamphlet by an association of citizens of Monlgomtty. We recommend a ■ perusal of them. . “News,” published at Washington. Lea., which lias been suspended (nr some time, bc; 13S again commenced its regular publication. On S.ilurday lasi, the Banks of this cily all re -«umed specie payments, including the Branch ol the State Bank which had previously resumed. The day passed ..ft - without any sort nfeXcio .nicnt so far ns wo could perceive, and without any tun upon any of the hanks so fir ns we | have heard. During the suspension, many pc ipie. . wee cri.Zf for specie, nn.l the hanks were abn.-cd without merry sot not sluiling it out, but now (' when every body can get specie, nobody wonts bit. What does this prove 1 It proves conclu sively that die anxiety of the people for the banks *‘to resume, did not arise from any desire to gel specie for the purposes of trade or to hoard it, but to teduce the high rates of exchange and to pro duce a sound and healthy condition in the cut rency. It proves aLo that if such a thing were practicable, it is not desirable, to have an e*clu give metallic currency, and that so long as bank bills arc convertible into specie, they will always be made use of for business purposes by cvety description of people. AVc arc gratified !o leant that the division in the fahks of the Slate Rights parly, which our opponents have artfully endeavored to create on the question of iho Treasury, is almost cn, tirely healed, and that in every section of the Slate, our fiends are rallying around the good old flag, under wh ch wo have so long ha.tied. Wo bavn expressed the opinion heretofore that i| wouM ho the worst of fully for us to divide upon a question of expediency, which will probably ho temporary in its agitation and duration. We shall recur to this matter again, and often, and shall endeavor to point out Iho course which, in our humble judgement, is the proper one to ho pursued by our party for the fulurc. The first train of Cars on the Baltimore and York rail road, passed from Baltimore to York on the 2. r )th. - Tiio distance is fifty-six miles, and the passage was accomplished in three hours and •Wtwn minu'es, going and returning. ' North t'arolir.n. We have receive.! comj»!elo returns from lhi> S ate fur members of the Legislature. Though tie latent relitrns 'ary f.um the calculatijh puh -1 hcil a few clays sin . mill tl.e slide of du* [ o.r lies is unchanged, giving the Whigs a majority 1 of 14—4 in the Senate and 1U in ihti Cumm ins. The returns fur Governor is yet incomplete— Dudley's rnnjoriy over Uranrh, so far as heard , from, is uptvaids of 17,000. Ki ;tnc y. All ilie counties hut five in ibis State have iicen heard from. Thus far Iho Whigs have elected i 03 members of the Mouse, and the Loco Focus ' 29. The list of Senators are complete, giving . the Whigs 22, and the Loco Fo.os, 10. I V ' ludiur.it> ■ 4 We have full returns of the election from this i 1 State, which have resulted in giving a Whig ma-Jt j irity in the Legislature of thirty over nil other j. parties. j t Illinois. t There is a prohahi iiy that the Whigs have | elected two out of the three representatives in i ' Congress from this State. All the counties ojkj’ eept one had licen heard from in iho Northernf* District, and Stuart was still 170 ahead of Doug- j 1 lass. It is not yet certain that Carlin, the Loco 1 Foco candidate for Governor, is elected though i he is one of the most popular men in the State- „ P. S.—Since the above was in type, we have i received a slip from the office of the N. Orleans Picayune, dated the 2Dih ull., containing the , following:— v The steam boat Wilmington, arrived at this v place last night, by which wo have St. Louis j ! papers of the 18th, which eoniain the news of j the success of the Whigs in Illinois. There will t he a Whig Legislature, and Edwards is supposed : to bo elected Governor by about 700 majority. i Health of the Cifies. The number of deaths in New York, during the week ending on the 251 h ull., was"ls—males i 1 18, females 97. There is a slight increase in 1 the number of deaths since the previous week. hi Philadelphia lasi week there were 146 deaths—46 adults aid 100 children. In the : preceding week iho deaths wore 145. In Baltimore last week there were 75 deaths— -17 adults and 58 children—being II more than in the preceding week. The Now York Gazette of the 27th stales that the Collector of that port had returned from Washington, windier he had gone on husinc s ) in relation to the execution of the circular issmd i by die Treasury Department, reipiiiing the cxnc- I lion of duties on free goods. All invoices of the Ql , iclea in question that were entered at the Cus. tom J . t|)usc anti sworn to before the 17th hist, ate permitted! 10 I nss duty free, hut those entered subsequent!''' ' lavo the duties levied upon them. Il is slated n. some modifications have been made in the new Construction put on the Corn promise Act, but "hat l!lc y “ re " c have not beard. The circular ' Vils understood at first a ouly embracing Silk GV<>ds coming from this side of ihe Cope of Good Hof'e. but we are informed that 25 per cent duly has he. m required within a few days on an invoice of Linens, which have heretofore been a dlidded free. Dr. Anson Jones, Mints.'* 1 ' Plenipotentiary from Texas, has arrived atWashing 1 11, 0 * 1, Pittsburgh, which half a century ago had no , place of worship, has now fourteen churches, f mr banks, manufactories innumerable, a theatre, and at .Ilia lowest computation, a population id twenty five thousand. • . CATRitriM,.vus —Dy a loiter from (he south, receive ! in Savannah, wo learn that these dewas ■ oiitip; insects have made their appearance in Fin rida, »u«l in certain pm lions in Camden county, [From theN. O. Picayune, Ang. 28.] The Indian Disturbances. In corroboration ofthe rumor mentioned by ilie Nashville Danner, of a Council proposed to lie held by ail die principal Indian tribes on the 14.il of September, on the iliinois Uivcr in the Olieiokcu vounlry, ilint paper has since puhlislied several important documents, consisting of ihe following: Ist. ,1 C immnnicati'in frnm Gan. Gaines. da ted Ml. Louis, August 8. 1828, to Gov. 1,a. .n0n, td Tenoesre.', staling liic stiiing piohuhitnv that 1 tin; Indian ■ rihcs in ( ,d coiieen rniiiit ibeir forces j (being ab.c in music 20,U9t) moulded vvamors.j j for the putposcol ntiiicking the Missouri and Ar i kinsns scitlemetils —and requesting I lie immciliJ ale organization ot >o untuur companies, ready io I Miarco by ilie Ist of September, im as soon there idler as mey shall receive mtiors, to serve six mmi hs unless sooner disbanded. He states, more iter, that he will probably want from three to live thousand in n from thal stale. 2. A Despatch, from Lieut. Col At a.son, Goin gat Fort Leaven'* unit, daicd 28 !i .Inly, detailing to Gen. Gaines tin- plans and opera irons of the Indians in gening tip this C mncil. 5. A Despatch f-oin Gen. Gaines to Air. Poinse.t. 1.-c ieary of War,) sianng dial, *•// peimittcU lo “obairi icn thousand volunleeis I oin die two gred nulitary Slides nf Kentucky and t’eiincssi e,” bo will a lend die Imlnin coun. ed, with that, nr with any other .orcediat he may ba pe.untied to call to Unit point, lo discharge die duties ol bis " conimuiul " —to affiinl -protec lion," \a “■t epel invasion,'±\c See.. [We iuh cise the winds which the old hero himself lias italicised in die original !e icr.] 4. A reply of Gov Cannon, to Gen. Gaines. cordially resp .tiding to Iho cell for volunteers promising Hint they shall be furnished at any point and at any moment desjgnn ed—..nil expressing a strong confidence that iho only difficulty appm bended will be in restraining d o iitrlor of die .voting men to the requisite number that may be calh <1 for, as was the ease on a former occasion, when (Sun. (J. sounded the war bugle, more than two \ ears ago on the Western border of our union. Only make the call, says the Governor, “for any number that may ho authorized, and our i young citizen soldiers will rush forthwith to the | standard of our country. In giving yon this assurance I hazard nothing, j I know from some experience of the feelings and | patriotic devotion which p-rvade our Stale. From i i the Mississippi to the stone mountain, the samel | spirit °f cmulat; m to obey the call, and serve tin-, der a favorite commander in whom they havocu-! I nrr confidence. will pr< vail." : -r-iix a rr]»T_U»~ | )W.rnitr T~!,«ir t-r-;.. /.•;•• ' O Wrc, /ltry. 2d. 'i ( xas, Tim Texas Chronicle >.l ;lie 111 h hist. publish <l at Nacogdoches, Contains soma iuipoiiaiil in- I -onnation in re la' ion t.,» ihe uij*v r ononis ol I!' aMr x. ran |H>|iui.ni< nin Nj.-r .1 nniivy. A proc j 11111a !■ II li;j - in , I, 1 l>y President Houston on ilia rece.pt ol :i ruinmnnica .'an addressed to oim by tile Mexhan inhabitantsof A acogdoc . ■•min:y. in I'lu-'i ii 1«• >■ iv.wuiuv t> 1 v-1 r ;11 *■.o 1 ■ •j_ iiis uwmhutt.flrifnMawsS: —claim themselves ns Mexican 11 <1 express their ilc crniinadon 10 have r> venge, | 4'Uitigonly lorrneicy 10 ilicir families. and prom ising t lie slime in 1 iiti l.uniiies ofiho whites. They are in arms to IHo number 1 ( 200 and say they can greatly augment tlieir forces. The proclaim!, lion torlnds all uni -awful assemblages of persons, , mil associations ofanneJ men, not authorised liy | the eonstitulion, and enjoins upon ail citizens who . have thus assembled to disband, and return to • heir homes in mmquililv and peace; promising!, Mie redress Anil grievances and due enquiry into J nR-oinplainl. li concludes by ileelar-,f that all persons subjict to tile laws of the ;«*<v mrninenl, who shall remain in a hostile nitiuntest, us er the pioimilgalion of ibis notice, shall be ic- |j gatiled as enemies of the republic, and be lieatc I j, ns traitors to the nation. Tlic proclamation is I , dated August 8. I j I.t tele ence to litis intelligence the Chronicle L : '".a i!;s, "lliii activity of Ibe olficcrs in com in aml ; | 0r..1 the promp Undo of die citizen* have already ! j coneoiilrated a force sullicient 10 put die result ol' I , actioii out of doubt. Generals Husk Jjiiuglas command in person* and we liouily peel tbe issue of the meeting between the two I hostile parties. The citizens of Texas would do i well to be on the alert, as it is but reasonable to I , suppose Unit the rebels must have had the prom. | i-o id support limn some source unknown to ns.” , Several individual* have lately been maltreated ( or killed by die Indians in the neighborhood: a Mr. Hamilton, n woillty citizen of the county, v while returning home with some stolon horses , which he had recovered, was murdered. A Mr. Roberts was shot down by Indians a few days id ler. The savages are disposed lo he extremely troublesome in that quarter, and the paper alluded J to calls loudly fora heavy force to bo thrown into the country, (or the double purpose of crushing at 11 blow, Ihe disturbers ofiho public peace, and | at the same nine of inspiring the Indians wi ll a 1- wholesome degree of respect and .awe. ■The Poston papers mm li strongly against 1 dm public nets ol i’resic'cnl Houston. See the following paragraph from die “Texas Chronicle.” ' People of Texas. Your President Inis bargained wilh A. B. Van sickle, a deputy surveyor of this country lor the sum of $lOOO 10 run oil about one half the coun* 1 iy of Nacogdoches: say 2500 square miles for ’ he Cherokee nation of Labans. In ihe Ptesi * deni’s instruction* lo die agent, he says, dial it Hi uther Jt'itvlcs is 100 unwell lo abend, his con fidential chiefs immt go m sullicienl numbers lo ' .-oe 1 lie work done—dons ai.y one doubt the fact! We sav it is so, by die acknowledgement both ol 1 die agent and die surveyor before numerous wit- 1 nesses. Where now is your Cunsliiiidon, where ! the guarantees of your rights! Il lights, vesieii ' rights, acquired bes ire either Houston or die Che- r '■"kites ever saw Texas, are to he destroyed 1/ ' /ns will What have we left! . i cl.‘sj>u 1 cr/.d Ins slaves ! ! If we suffer these things 10 go on, : ’ns Ida right to rule —our line meekly to submit. From lice N. O. Dee, August 29. I'Tom Jins ter 11 Texns. From one ol die otlicers ol 1 1 u: Velocipede, w',lo was Hi N tilctbiochcs on 'Puesday dm gist, we learn dial die icbolli 11 in Ihe neighborhood ol Nacogdoches has been quelled. Two or three gentlemen had arrived at Natchitoches from that place,stating 1 hot tbe patriot Texiuns had assem bled with a force amounting to twelve hundred mounted men—and that die disaffected {Spanish folk* had relinquished tlivir project in despair, nine of them having come in and surrendered, ami others having moved towards Mulamotiis as fast as they could walk. When such men as Rusk, Douglass, and their associates put liieir heads together, the Mcxico tvpanish stand Hut a poor chance of doing any thing. from bW A’. T. Commercial Advertiser, Aug. 23. /.ater from England. The packet si.’j’ Mediator, Ca>,r. Chaplain, arrived this forenoon RPm London and Ports, mouth, whence she sailed on the 23d 11U. We are indebted to Capt. Champhn for files of London papers to the 22d, a Portsmouth paper of the 23d, find Lloyd’s List of ;’- (C of duly. Mr. Hash is a passenger in the Mediator, and brings over in gold die Smithsonian be quest, amounting' to above half u milfoil of dollars. A further creation of knights of the Bath | was made on the 19th of.lnly, hut the only names we observe among the panics thus honored, in which any of our readers are like ly t v take any interest, are those of Sir Sydney Smith, Lord (losford, and the Hon. (diaries Cote, depu y quarter master in Canada ; the former being appointed extra knights grand | cio.vs, and the biller a c.otm.anion of the o dcr Parliamentary Proceedings. llo\isc of Lit d:, July 2d. —Lord Wham I efffe pre.sentcil a peihion on the Miiiject of Hie.state of the church in Canada. Tile Bishop 1 of Kxeter censured the Governmcni for lea-, hiss die province of Canada so destitute of re ligious instruction, complaining that the Pro ics'unt Bishop received only XIOOO Bom the government, wh le die same amount was re ceived by the Catholic Bishop. Lord Clein-lg mill that his powers did no' on- j “h!c him to give mine extensive aid to the | I'umuia churcli 1 him ho had given hitherto that | ample spiritual irisirueiion was jirovided for hw ! Protestant fellow subj cts in ihu Colonics. 1 ho Bishop ii| Dxe er inquired whether r.nv I insirucii >n« had been given lo Lord Enrhain, 1 changing or rnodilvmg dm siandmg instructions given lo Ida Lordship’* predecessor, us to the conduct to be pur nud toward ihe established Church -iiid the Ca lrolics. Lord (lienr-lg said tbeio had been no variation. The h.-nclhe.s plurality hi 1 was ordered to be rca ! a 'i id nm« on ibe 22d. /A .-c c,f Commons. July 20.—1 n answer lo a <i' ■■ ", {sir George (m y saiil that, the govern liient, proposed lo instruct the Cast India govern ment lo prevent the emigration of laborers (Coolies) lo tbe West Indies, until there should lie lime frr a full inves tgation of the ciicurn fi'anen,*!. In answer to n question by Mr. O’Connell, Sir (icorge (hey said that dm copy of an act. passed by the Assembly of St. Vincent’*, for the suppres ion of couth:nations and for settling dis. putce between master* and sei'iants, had born received ; ord be (Ini not think the homo govern ment would agree to it. In answer lo a question by Sir .1. Graham •Sir Geo. Grey said that an order in council 1 } wou'd bo issued, invalidating a'l contracts made ' I hy (ho natives of Ind.i or Africa in any of the ! ! crown colonics, unless those contracia were made I I after a certain lime ; that die jurisdiction of the i ; spe i <1 magistrates V” o u 1 cease in dm colonies ] 1 where the negroes hav- Uet n emaivipa't-i! ; and ; **' •* *** Wl ' < *^*- 11 *» *VrW: «..iK mat it was prop! -. i! m imp e jri,. ; ,t 11 i■ i-ia1 I jiis in , the judicature ..I the V. ...HUfulonn Lord Ashley inmcl for an address lo the | Q"« r«r< i e law regal Umg t nor of ehitdreq p, |,, ci , „ „| i<>,,,,irnod s„ |.,„ , | , without Ortv 'nn; in i in <l! i t n vi : > of| censure on the iliui ,fi ( lor not pare-mg sc;; .e j i amendment. ■ 'l ilts motion r,' I; •to a long tlehafe. in ■ w'.'.'. ''' lo v * lt"ia sui.jt o ~l j.ii t *rv I a >or was nis eus>eU; tit 'nnii was inn.by negatived, i ll) 121. We pereoivo tin, ! ’'lore Lott;' leg--, n 9 ,„mo < editqrial caudf has irn->.c "'• By d"noininuicd Mr. ' John Van Itnren, Was still run. '''d hi" ronml of I pleasure in elevated society. 11 is p, e'• ace is tin I ly noted among the fashionables unending . ip-ud siie ■ hall given hy the (juven, on the l()dt of.i,;- | ; ly, and at a grand dinner given hy the Tutkisli I t tinilmssiuloi on the SOtlt. At the close of the proceedings on Tne-.’av mcning, duly ledi, in the house of Commons, t * r Ji'tti Hohhnuse, in reply to a cj ite at ion front i Mr. Mtines, staled, “That 'lie had that morning r received despatches front Incut. 1a ni l!, comma ml ijug the Luplirtitcs steamer, conveying the satis- v I .if lory intelligence tlnit lie had meended dierivej j in the steamer liotn lim amah to Iln, a disinnce i ofnhont 600 mile-:, in 1“0 hours— hat lie had a found no dillienlty in passing the Lumium i marshes, nor encaunteied the ; lightest opposition hoot the Arabs. Idem. Lynch added, that he intended to eoitlimie Ins n»eem the next day, r ( May 3 1,) and had J.I he doubt of proceeding as ( (high up the river as B ei l , the nearest poin to the i gieat commercial mart it( Aleppo, hy cvltieh ex, ploit the ortgirnl intention and object of the Eu pitra'es expedition, s > far ns the g tesiio i of the « navigation ol dial great river is concerned, would he completely accomplished. The steamer, in addition lo a large supply of fuel, had tin- further * difficulty of lowing the launch of a sloop of war, armed with twelve pound earronade, hut even with this impediment advanced from four lo five miles per hour against a rapid stream.” I rom the London (‘enrirv rs Juh/ 21. Cn-r —Twelve o'clock .—Tire mcrkels for flic ' public securities are passive today, and the ttola- * lions generally the same ns nt the close of husi- t ness yesterday, Consols ate <J T1 to for mouev 1 and SJ4| to fj fur the account. Exchequer hills < ate 81s to S3s pten.ium, and hattU stock 20(1 to ' 207. I Two o'clock’ —Vi e have no r.lleralion lo no- : lice in the state ol the sloe,!; maikets, the itmations 1 lor tile public securities el ait f inds, and for mil- ' way ami other shares, remaining precisely as ‘ above staled, ■ Paims, duly 20. ’ Pressing orders, xvc mo (old, have been traits ' milled to i’ouhm by telegraph, lo urge the fining ! oUv ol all vessels of war in progress'of construe- 1 non or repair in the dock ymds i I that port, an 1 that nil leaves c I absence lo olneers ctesliued to ( bo employed in (hem had been recalled. This I may possibly prove correct, but up to Sunday * lasi no such instruction!) had reached Toulon, or, ! dtev would have been mentioned in the Toulon 1 papers of that day, 1 A French ling of war has reached Havre with ! 'he intelligence that tho french Admiral had 1 raised the blockade of Hueno.s Ayres, satisfied ! with the concessions ol vdoveriior Kosas, *'VVc ai able to announce.” says the P.lessen gcr, “that the conference ol* London, which is on t e point of being oec pied with the llollamlo Be.lgic question, will hold us first si tings in the course ol this weak, and that M. Idtcei, who is (be heater of the latest instructions from the toihinct ot Vicar,a, lias already imived in London, rile lo go, ii .iis arc s.iivl to to; ilivuu-q on a ore. hiuinary question. The reprre c oartvrs of'lhe Non hem Towers demanded that, previously lo lire discussion of the contested articles, lire trimly diould he execu'ed ns f ir us concerns the articles ivhu-li appear lo them not subject to coiilcslalioii. Tire cession of tire lerritotics'in heir eyes forms fait .d the latter articles. J'lnis, ncemding to ibis system, (lie eonfeienee would treat ol the question of tire debt and the navigation of lire Selieldt, only after Kmg William should have taken possession ol Limbourg and Luxembourg, France and England ate formally opposed to such U <iiv i- inn of the question, and demand that die di-cussion should ire esiahlished on lire enlire grounds of the treaty, 'i'his demand is perfectly just, as it i.-, impossmle to r- j arato questions in innately connected with each other, and which may give tise to mutual compensation. iiouritii T'Jii'f. : f J . ~i! —k'e.r T.e pc count the thtee per cents opened at TOO Stic, tore total and closed at 80f. ‘»sc.,which arc I.oc. higher than yesterday. Too live per cents opened at 1111. 40c. and rose to close at 1111. 50c. which is an improvement of 20 '. Tire Bank of Franco shares are sf. better. Tire lodine I (M OT. shares are 21. 50c. higher, and those of 5 0001', 18f. lower. Tile Spanish aciixe without ulierahon. The I’orllignci-e three per cems have not been quoted, either fur time nr lor money. The Belgian five j. cr cents have improved (O 104 (or money. Tu) Belgian i|,;ec per cents, in which very little business is done, 'lre more especially when it is lake, into account that it is a now stock, have improved 20c. A com (hi: N. 1 . ('(/no Ailor:il<o r, At vg. 20, st;;; Ey ike arrival this motum-s of lire packet ship (■cm go Washington, the editors ,d die Lnnimei - end Advi , t-er ha<e receive.) their regnl.n files n) London and Liverpool papers—tire lonner to tire evening ol Tre 23.1, a. d ure latter lo tire 24th ol July. 'i hey are also indebted to lire kionne ■ of Eapt. Holdiedge (ar pupets id ike day of sailing, and to lire consignees for lire latest ad>. ices in relation to the comm maikct. I t lire House nt Lords, Monday, July 20, t;, n Bishop of Exeter inquired ol Lon) (4 etielg, : whether die following was part of un oi.etiai let ; ter -.o the Lari ol Idurliam. *■ J lie only slat.dmg | mslructions to (joveruors having been ii.mu-d I bolno toe pa.sing ol die law lor die relic I of it man (ki holies, are in many parti.ni'aia ion. COtvcd in a spirit oj.pmc 1 to o i.viott toler < ton ■;s now uiiuersumtl and prac ised.” Jin wished to Know if dial was part of lire olireial letter I In die House ol Commons Lord (Jltund i moved for a return of nil iq.poinlinents made by the Earl ol Duilmm, with tire -ukuies. (treat rminhi i.s id' pennons Were po-se d. against, tire ol i,: iron; wniship in India, and ii ' i ii-.L tire ■■ do ot spii,.o I q .., m grocet»’ i-lm .s. Tito c mimiih e of tho Reuse of Com which t! ■ dj '** referred, has eonre to tint | conclusion dial a null inn rate o; po ,i ;o should j Ire odopli d, i,f 1 vo-j em o on eg. h Ire i. Tire Quc; a had pre • nod to fa h oflh • young ladies who hot.; In train,a superhiliamond ring, suirounded with turquoise.:, Tho Dublin Mail says that fir Ibl vanl Bl.tek eney is to -rucceed ."Sir John ( mhiorno ill Canada. A leC.er from T.iri--, d eed .Inly I, si.ncs that King IlOopuld ol Eel mm, ha. Ivan prevailed on by his falhei-in-law King Louis Thtlippe, to coit-em to evaetri'■ Hie provinces of Luxemiairgh and liiiifbiirg, but still objeoicd to ihu utliclu ol 1 the treaty relating I < tire pecuniary indemtiifica | tior. awarded lo Hoii md. King LcO( hd was to j leave Tatis for UrtK-eis on Battrelny, July 2.; Intellif tt i ; ( mi Mad J, - I lh) di ■'■■!(<-• of a • t'list conspiracy in 1 I - ■ -—' ir mnrrwintfiw r ti'pitT, In ruini-i.)Ut'iKV ill v.Muli a niin.oer ul* i mre-ts hail ii isi if N i in ivi’m. Ht of ciih i sTipienre liail been made. either liv Don (,'ad.n | or t. in"al i! ■ im ll1 1 m, siiico tho dale of our uiL i- j | cc by tl.o (■'rent ViV-U'i ii. A letter 1 1 ooi i.'ioiii', i!,i ed ,?nly 1". mendon the iisscndilmro of o iiiioilier of 1 ’.,ini ll to Mi. I HUiditi’s ami iA"til'll fairlitis nl iN’iif I■■■), with a i ' it'iv in mo up mi o pciti i 'ii against Madeira— i h li nai it.oil dial Marshal Uuuimunt was to coin, f llliiinl it, 1 . 'i'lio ngoil King of Sivoilcn has had his shoal- 1 der dislueii'Od, l>y la-in;; lliruwn limn Ids homo. ! a 1 ho oioio was lainsideio.l set ions, although Ihe j c king hiul passed n good night, &c. mi l Dim lion 1 t from lover. j I Tho papers nlonn dial foreign intervention .in ! ;l;o iillairs of Switzerland heeotnea daily mori* j p,o.' -'hlo—the immediate objects being die sup- , i liro.si.li. n of ilio raiments, ami lo procure ihu ox- h jail-ion in Louis l!oiia|iarle. A Juliil affray had taken piaco in i■Sclmn district, between i!n; |■, un.-loiTais and |,, i als, in w-htch Ihe land,unman ; n and nmnliar person wc'e lulled- i s Horne of iho London payors Imvo horn hoaxid ; IS tviill a pretended plan for me Partition ol Tnili. e. i n purporting to Imvo lioon draw n up under ilio dt- | n i damns ol iho Ifus-dan oin|ioror, and to have hovii \ abstracted, ~i gro I risk, from iho recrct archives ol die liuHsian Court. j ti From tht i l.ovdov Cuurit’r, July $3. I (> 1 ii v, li o’i'lork.—Tho .lock maikclM are | o rpaioi tins morning. Consols arc <|uvitotl 94 JIo ( j tor ilio ni'oouni. fl xcheqner If ills am 79 to HI e. | n jircinium, and hank stock 20V| lo 20S|. ! k I ho sloirc market is rather upon an advance, i ci Tw o o'cle-i!;.—Tlnoo is not the slightest idler ■ j w ation in live value- ol any of the securities. o tl Sunn; '.vevics of the firojiosetl tlivorcc of the Gov- . eminent from the Hunks, addressed to the candid of at! Jinnies. <■ Letter No. 1. fl i The present condition of our country fur- ,] nishes a sulhcient apology fop discussing its ( affairs. Wo witness the singular and painful \ spectacles of a people lately prosperous in a , high ('.agree, suddenly overwhelmed with |, commercial distress, nnparrallod for its extent h and seventy. It is nulural lo enquire, what w has pioduced this calamity * Kverjt candid ] and well informed nun believes I hat Governs H inent is chiefly responsible for it. fly its nn | wise and reckless interference with the moat delicate and sensitive mteres's of society, by ] converting its paternal authority into the most oppressive and vitidic'n e perseen'ion of some classes, and hy ill advised and disastrous ex periinenls, it has produced the utmost de rangement in the fiscal affairs of the whole j country. 11 has at one time encourage 1 the ~ operations of thinks bv every means in its , power, inviting them by its patronage to ex- traordinary issues, and has then crushed them hy dishonoring their bills, hy stigmatizing their influence, hy draining their vaults ol ipecie, j and hy the empluyinent of every hostile mea sure which power can conn .“and. It has by unwise legislation deranged the order and regularity of trade, h has thrown fellers upon j enterprise, it has wrested from industry it. means of employment, it has disappointed labor of i's reward, and deslroyed that confi dence which in all civilized society ought lo ' exist between nun and man. Under a slate of tilings so disastrous, what remedy does die Government propose? Does it oiler to retrace ha steps* To return to the old, wild and approved paths? Not at all It persists in txperimnih i, and invites the country under die guidance of iis wise and paternal cure, to go forth in o new mid nn'rleil scenes. Theconli lence of its tone in recomd ing new measures, is no less than it was when setting forth tlie claims of its untried schemes, which have already failed, and in their failure covered the country with min. Us denunci id ions against those who oppose its reckless course, are no less violent.and audacious than l heV have hi herto been. The Cry of its friends lili i , “there is but one God mid Mahornmed in his prophet.” True their God lias retired from bis seat IcT.ir ■ the people, (o Iho quiet ol 1 1 is 1 1 etmilage, liv his Prophet fills his seat As a remedy lot all present ills, and a lasting I defence against all future ones it proposes /<» ! t! v-c.c ihe Government from nil Hanks. I. in iv Well he q'ti slloiicd whetlier the -A/nu: lie. really worthy of the name of a divorce , hut it answers (he purpose of ihe Government, for in the language of the Malian proverb, He non e.’ vero, e’ ben trovato, “Il it be not true, it is at least well invented." ft is at all events captivating to many. There are thousands who never think, and to such an epithet is worth more than an argument. — Out of the numbers who pretend to I .vortlie preient scheme of the Government lunv man) comprehend i ' flow many are able to give a lolerabl) seusihie exposidon of its merits? Would not any project of the Government have met from t.hese men equal applause? 1 i. a Siilii iienl recomm uid.i m i of a measure lo them lo know (hat their rulers favor il.— As-iirc them of ibis and t.I j ,ey to., their caps in di air Id ■ the I’a/.zaroui of Naples and greet ‘t v.t h Ti-1 iuiz.iaa. pus linn i ! pi ti-.s in record 10 this me a stiff, is e.xtiaoiiduury. It has ilividoil ihe. tanks nl tiio Irioii la us tho aiiuiinistraliuii. A rnaiiiir.iu hie prupurliun of that p.uly, rc .pectahlo nut only in tmmliers, bin in talents mid charm; er is urray e.l iig.iinst it under tho n ouo uMJumikh vaau v/,s Tlp’y presrni Wriahlv ulijia'iiuiis In tile innisiiio, a sr-rinig Ibid. i ! is nnsuiu dln the nilvimeethrni ut ilitia.’ii and iioeiie pi tlin rominerci.d inter e-ts of Iho peuplc, ond cnnloml that, there is no good n’a .uii (hr iduiidotiiug a system s i la'el" adopted by the gnvonirnelH, mill so much lauded ns ihe deposin' sy-le ti, lint wl.nl excite : still gronler smpi ise iilia! ii boa pr.idiiieil a division in die Slum Hi (its pmiy a p oly which has struggled n'piin.at (tower until now nidi Run m valour mid Oririrr < and with the iiidlmclilii.i. nnw.i'.eiing concert oi a p i dnnx 1,.v it with iiilinenms foes The VVu ;'S pro; alv so c.died, n 'o cuur e llu.-hio lu lit-- tnua uie. One vvii * Ia i nddia .d evcial eiiinimmica llo i n» 'l.u Min K glpsjiiily inei dm ,p*!i.pnre | . of “A Kulldlet” claims Mr ih.it purdnii of die 1 parly wh i are (riiindly to t u experiment, now j pm, nd to the i .inn'iy by Ilia L.xccmne nd c. ii - ' ■•i n ncy. II • iys in Ins first luiinl er, spc iiving . in the name ol tho whole ‘halo flights parly: ; 1 "We lire the only party who have s:.io.| slack still, while an if i-y magic, v/a (led dint die Na- 11 liuin's have •*!:. j.l er, mid Atr. Van Ihircii I * in their ne . : : < ring clu eto eur side.” Nuvv ! ' with nd dt lerc.,l o i r that wrilei's opinions, and I his means us inform a ion, we iliink'ury dilleimt- ■ ly of ibis matter. Lae should make the discov- , iry nl nil that the i iotinl»” have descrlid ns, > ' it rniisl ho ‘hy magic. The Antiooals, or mure properly tie; Whi.- t, sinnd where they have lung stem 1 ., battling ngaimt Kxccndve experiments, and denouncing in n .measured terms die filly ol ■a it'trd mone;} currency. Unless wu uro widely mistaken, Ihe Slate i ■ Ri. Hi parly woo veiy lately cogi;ed ii die' i s.nr u wis", spiflcl and pa 1 n-rio oppuj-piun. Ir j "lie administration measure mete lh.,n mother 1 j •• •Innoitn'ted and ridiculed by i.'nt pi ty |: .»,)■; 1 i ihu tfcticn'it! ot bunging l’iu iftiiutiy lu a bard mon#*y currci ey. Thin cannot bn ddiiob Out nfn unv'rflti* cy prm-mn* of guiitiueut <m (In* n i<vt. uc give the fitilowvit:rr extract bum Guv. A* ij.ro nun k< i.i I td 1. ••Another geutAnma/i V.'.net *• till rno*a au« t’.ori! -tively llu* • sot the i'.uii.msna-i.,n, has amu -ivl llm countiy Willi a h.Mibv, rnoio in the , oil ol podry than mpi ;u*.i ical s’a’*'? iium ship, in favor m the Lam idad «<i a haul in»:uey govenuruut ; a scheme. j*i• T a- nil a« practicable, as it would 1) • to roll but k the ■••incut «.( linu* ,riij cany back the picscnt guiienitimi. with all il.-i in tc.csis mid improvements, to lilt* gulden age of fabulous jiuli.juuy •**•• • • «* before that God to whom I am vcpon«ible fir what 1 say here, i do hdi-.vo that tin? annals of human idolatry and ••(*; »n cam ol furnish an example of n more impudent, nWactou* urul mon strous imposture, than ilis» winch this admims- Iraiinn is altempiin.;—and I (car v. ;th too much success, to palm upon tin* people of the United Shi'cs under (ho flimsy and (iclmmo puinti of retumii a; to the primitive aimpbcily ul a hurt! [,ot»r*cy currency !’* * * * * • 0 ♦ I do rrtos! solemnly believe that if the n.hninis* tuition shall siu’crc l in the pie .ml pi*«>joc s, for [!oml)ininj» the I ■. ■!.ivPli the political \ D\M)r I the country, they will cuialm-h a colossal den** j: o I ism without any parallel in lust or y. and wield ing an element of political P >wer, Wiiolly ut tnowu to any ogu nr country. It is an cv ,*nlfiJ •risis in our history, mid H remains to lie decided, .vhelhor the people can ho ntadc the dupes of thU inomrr.tou‘i scheme • f ambition, covered over by ho preience of going back to a silver cur encv r .— Sir, it is not the fir&t lime in the history of human idolatry, when tliuj horrid features of a foul and unnatural monster of imposture have been con cealed from the eyes of bio (’.. In ' d followers by a silver veil. Von have no doubt read, sir, sho instructive illustration ol’the weakness of human delusion, and the? boldness of human imposture, furnished by the Irish poet, in tlie story of tho \ file l Prophet ol Kborassnu. Deprived of in* tire’s fiir proportion, tho hold impostor covered his deformity with a silver veil, and hoisted a broad white upon winch was inscribed, in tho words ol sunshine, •* Freedom to the word.”— Holding out the ullming biat he would set bee “This I'd torod world from i% cry bnud nm! s'nln, And hr j tig its jiiiinal glories bo. k a’ .on.” He drew millions of devotee follow era to his Iron urr, and alter be bad prevailed upon diem to sacr lice their souls and hod:eg to Id.- uni. i v rhea. In? iai-eil the veil, and bemad nt di-« lohing tho promised vision ol benveu’y light, • xbibi ed lot* sou! lineaments n gunning mockery, • .-.claiming in 'be wretched vletims * There ye wise saints beb"bi your light, yrxur star, \ (5 Would hi* dopes and victims end } e are.* If is idle to search ti e pant with die hope of dHcovei mg* nurue hint thrown out in some speech favouring this plan, which may rei ve as an apolo gy for the course winch some di imgui bid pen*, tlcmen are pleased to take ul tins time. The measured when Hist announced by that Prince of Mum bug gats* lien on net fmin tho whole Na'e Kip,bis party unmea-aircd opposition* l)|l)IIIK|til.|l [lid. MlllllllcSll'il IL 'Cil liy c ffy vnl i c y nt M.'ilnhiiimi fnim llm gum' to llm ludicrous. Ycl Hlnmlini? • slock Mill” i'.uk i< nmv v. iih us n OvorCu ii.uiu-uio. The lu-lrc ci i!cn( u’. icjHiia ii.>u iii licuuniitii; palu l.y ihu Ui!c nt Uic u<- .v li.im zi-iil of S.iiu- U.j.iiis men, who jihtut llic.n.sUvi s us chumpioiiH ol the Ai! lll ■.i.i- 1 :; 111.>11 mo.iciu’o, 'i'll** o.m.tij us-.nucj l.y “A NoUil'mi” inclui | mini; cunMMiuiicy I'.ir i;m Stu o ,..,r'y in tliuir HU|>|i>iil of U.c Bf'ocniu cnlli.d n ilivnuo of • liu tJuvcriiuieni IV mi f it ,n| k ■, s t IUI . mom sun; will lesson iSlfCUlivc |cnvcr. I h;s iciuuins lo I'o shown, nnil Ihu -i .k of il-.u donmnstrniion i , no light one. 1 Ins view ol llm scln'iiu' gives it rorlninly n most capiivuling lisped, hm it is onu which a will no) long wear. fn alutuio nmnlior we shu'l <!incus.-! its claim?, anil hope lo lu; nine n, jirovo ifml u dncn anylhing else limn lessen tlio putycr of I lie. i;«.-cuijvo. V.'o com'hic on ■■lv.sai presell!. In II vie.v o( p.irlioß. r| 'llo history /jiii’ij l.y Kiil.ifici ”<W ton | iisurpnli.ois of ilm l , 'ci[ sr:il (j!,iveri,iiicnt during ilm Aiitiiiui-tnidn.i of General .locks.m is true. Wmc el Ihe most glaring- iustances of ihu exeremo id tinauiliorlzci! (onvfr was ins rcinovjng (he <le po ,ivs from llm Dank of Ilio Liliiled «ni(c.“, and l iking that very coiilml ofllm pulilic funds which * I"' iiiciisiin* now iiin'r r cDnsalcniiion. proposeu loi'i'e lo tie- J'l.xrciitivi! as a fwnnani'iil power. \ lio allti- ion m'idn liv Inic. ivnicr lo (iono^ Mil Jacks' nV: a.ssniiijitions of |iovver in tiiilor. UJna'o (br his whivh on ilio i ii’j ci. ft p I I'm! tiioa - assumptions wore daring, and no one met tlicni mill ktci :n r no.iositimi tiun ivu did, it is !run, !.i:iwise, i),■.t ik-vo w’m n,-r ra'- ,■‘(l '‘.-iiit’imu.'.s ’ f-iistumod Ins oxtrao rimurv' iisii *pa I mns—on! wee limit snneiiim -In ap je ill now milt: lo liio S ale; [’'mlkh pnrly, rJI ■ 1 no on thimi l > m r y tin-him! ic. up a nsl i.'n ir II . non Iho :; ■■ ij In 'imi upon i mil ofound. Tiinioiti no .sort ol'donncx on I■ t <r: tliu Mihjcet,.'. At lilt! I'lilt! the ■ .:M v a an iji-si US—util! Vv'ti It ll ll at ni.ee i \V" \Vi iC ”.0.11111 a^"i: ih ■ wiiil 1 in arm J’nt 1 i: 1 ■<> llia.r. I line lie Wti and on. sc!vi have seem ruin'h service lo^oihur. — imce Imi.ini ihn hosts us llinpartv in power, sli .iiMcrto slmnl dor, wo have Im i one conni.o i war ny ‘\ o\v \ with the i j'Mi. p ■ k,” ij ipis- rn nd ihr. n r mil oir rmils, it has rimnialod as in lie in dti nt hal tlc, it has h uti . linweii in tr■ I)in[■ h■ii In m> liavo nnnglcd to.; h r n ,••>) iir.injo imr vi«> I dries, n (ras thrnjed r 1 eery hoar ■, na, tioin li'cz di ".i.rtlo to I.T. id Lmi ; :• ~ uml I'.II’.V at. 'ho Vin y mo unit W‘-;<m Inn l,i-i Clio (iiiwor is jf.\j i-ii !:, wi.oti il.n A'lo.'irn -tift** linn standa’d I msmkin/. nml I!•<■ n' <> it iil’vm* lo y is ra ,*:•!(! ci jis vn y nfio.,;.; Im'd—wo arc ca I' donlo d t mir „nd in m I, > tho 0;■ on of I; •( i.m.; cc'l . I hall ii ho. Shall we 1:! I 11; j I li.if. 'uidi'dwl.: ll has Ool'eil ed I" rim's iiM-;iin'.t. ii I The f 1 mi aid of Marlin Vnr. Ii real —Aersr. ll ■i. 1 1 • ; * o 1 can ■ fir iT-'.’’iV;; : Ii" V/li'mi 1 I'nan i!e vI ii n ni' 'anmil (iciivi'iil Jackson, sit lei!, f iplall ;0" si c." why wn shunlil ah o In. .i iig-n- V-di Who ad v I l!,o. iis me urea and was the active oar!; spirit, of tout Ai'cimistratmn? It wnro s' eel.; • indeed ii we fn!d clierirdi rownt inenl iv rinsl llm one, nml vet Iniry the ep.'jiis ccs ol I, •; i er ‘'in Iho deep besom o(* |ip> nee id"—i ml ;all'! our st.ami hy Ins side as hi.s linn ni|)|mr‘crd. JUNIUA DUUTUd. ‘ J'l.i < low p'mm will lie pardoned v.disn the con nection in coin idem). Intkremtjno 1)i M.miuii. —''i juoj tnoriiin. Hanihn; li oss yi u; vvft it er innkey yon lon,, s i ol;u| v) ar y ill i monmi, hev you out v . t brell'asl/ ’ “Uli, I,m .', (Jii}*-ii ! y.si i<> 1,0 >r d i - newt ! (•liilliit gut a i/th, !! /” *\ i •'■•n’t sa ,, .«I*'- 1 *'- snl—wh-H is i:” ‘ fiiiocs.” '“A lohy.” “A girl." ‘'fiai'.'l.io! hrr.l l imi Ih u! I ha : liarl —rornebody riini'(u,il y j; y impmsd sti ( rjlick!”