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8. Jon*»,of tliU8|atc.
t>m mMt lnti>rr»ti'i| 'tom of now* U meroly ne*«*
■i r , _t. wt( |, a t yet MMiiivel) Known whether pnivi*
SSThS JotUn made for tl«, UAmm*
draft*ol the U. S. Bsnk on ill* Mom*. Huttin*
M M .
C INd of 111* bill, presented for .ereplane* to
ra. UottlnPH-r Ik. Co.. ha* intervened in support
of Um honor of Uie Amoclenn •l*""'""** 1 \ r
bills, which em-wint to ten million., of which only
two million, and a halt h*vn been !"«•'.U*l lu|»'»•*
thl* lima to M«ssr*. Ilnuiaguer, have been accent, d
(m Me.tin. Rirthiebild. Iti* .uit-rfih it
_t b* the house of Hotlin*n«r »ro*« from the
«rS7bill, of lading of the cotton
whlchw*»to.en - e«. .guHrant'-epTihn hill.drawn
by the United Swim, not having been .ml with ih«
SS: of advice, which .implyel-fdthat thocotion
which ni to be cnn.igned to Metsrs. Hottlngui-r
. purchased, end woohlbn «mt hy the first ves-
* m..nt which ha. taken place,
fly tlw arrangement .. . • -- .
the am ton, which wa* expected in London and lit*
A to Met.r.. Il«»th*cl»lld. *
,ipeukoflhe
will be consigned
Uut prWato loiters, of the l.tc.t date, speuk of
rnrttor at .till undetermined. One. which we copy
from th* Journal of Commerce. bnMtamut-
" IIavhr. Sent. 21, l»3!l.
"Up to last evening, the bills had not boon ac
cepted,; and ft i« now Mcertnlned that nothing will
be dono until the return ofono of ton partner* of
Me.tr*. Rothschild St Co,, who U ab.cnt from IV
fflLmoU'iniIn ill*.li'|i«nmwlnf I.nSn.lk«,
ofwlilel. vnliiul «ccnunu by lb» UvenHW, bud
bwn wmnwlinl ,njr,,altb»itfh not ntm.ln.ir for-
mirfibls. They gmw nut pfliwd«pum»ibin or,ruin,
which Ihu nnpulncu U Mon* unrf.uhur plnn™ bu.
bold with ul.rm, und m.l.lrd bylbn*. II ,r,lead.,
were creeled, end .mall |mnle. of ,cn. 'In'rnn*,
which attempted to preserve nr inr, wero n.tnllod hy
thn rioter, with .tone, nnd bludgeon*. Troop, had
Ueo ordered to ihe departmmt.
The Journal du Havre of September 20lh, under
the bend" Bour.e do Puri*. 19th," *«ys:—
It wat announred lliat the principal hanking hou-
•et, wishing to prnvent the embarra-sment* which
would molt from thn return nfth* Mila of oiehtingu
drawn by the flank ofth* United State., were doth
rout of acting in concert with tho hou.t of Roths*
NKWORI.BAlW.llrt.lt.
Sw.rratma.—Upon the receipt* nfih*n«w*from
iIni North ol tin* ••upenalnn of .rvelo payments, •
meeting of the I’resMcntswf the flank, of our city
wat immediately convened, and the following raw
lotion, were unanimously adopted;
Where**, intelligence ha. been received ot tho
suspension nf .peel* payment* hy the bank, of the
piiocipal northern cilia.) and whereas tlw bantcaut
til* neighboring rate, are in a *t*t* of suspension ot
sp.-r.fe payment.,—.o.pen.lon by th* hank, of
i'iana i. inevitable) therefore, tho immediate adnp*
lion of such a m*a.ur* i* urgently called for hy th*
bc.t Inlere.t. of the comtnunhy. ,
• lletolved, That it be recommended to th* banka
in .U.pend .pcciepayment* unll the northern liank.
ill ill have returned their payment* in apeeie.
• lltmlrnl, That the role, and regulations of the
Hoard of President* In (oreeduring the late iu.p«n«
.ion Of.jwie payment, bo. and ar* hereby revived,
and monthly statement* of the condition or thn
bauk. bo published.
1 I.UCIF.N HERMANN. Secretary.
[N O. Bulletin.
From the N. Y. Jour, of Com. of Tuesday latt.
TlU MAtlKfcT.-~TllU Port Note, of tho U. S.
flank pnynhle liere, nml matured, are paid in I'hlln-
dolphin fund., with 10 re-r cent, allowance, float
Kotoa, flunk Stock, or Bill., are received hy the U.
8. flank in New York in payment of nuy of the
impendent debt of tho former branch of the U 8
flank lien*, or any other note, duo here »u*punJed
from o tlWlant period.
The Hank, with whom this war discount d ry,
hitvu boon liberal. Mont if not ull oT them went n
good tloul Imyoml their recoipta. One of our prin
cipal denier. In coin suy* that our flank* have now
$250,0011 more .pecio than they hail when tin* U.
State* flank failed. $3U0,0U0 have arrived from
Now Urloon. to tiny.
Thera i. rather mtirti doing in Colton, chi* fly fer
borne u*e. Large .ale. have Imen made ofGenceo
Flour, .ay 10,000 hrl. at $» for exportation, loit the
arrival* are largo, nml thn market rather droop*
nfu'r nil. Snln. Jenny Corn ut 00 ct. wt, nod
Nortlioni at 85 ct* mea.nre.
Stock, declined u. n general thing. Philadelphia
fund, are 0a0| di.) Pr«ividem e7nU. Money i«.nid
to Im quite .coioe in flhiladolphln, nnd nothing cir
culating hut U S flunk hill*. Uicknell’. Hepnrler
however .uy., tho money market i. easier.
though rite 'Sea Oull' had not arrived at V.lnaral*®
on tbeOlhof June, I feel no appralwn-hm for Iwr
.afrty, and. taking into coniMaratioo tlta eooHant
head wiml. during our pa.iage, ami our .my at Val
paraiso, I did nut con.idvr her out of time.”- Globr.
From Ike Norfolk Beaeon of Mandat.
LOSS UK TUB BRITISH BUIOANTINKTWO
PARTNERS OF YARMOUTH, (N. S )
Capt Clemom., ofthe alatv* brignntiie-, eriivcd
hern Saturday morning in tha Fclir Edwin. fr»m
Malaga, having l*eeu taken from the ban|ue I)rym*»,
from flo.ton, hy Capt II we*. Cept Clentcoi* lie
form. u. that he wn.from St Andrew* In,und to
flnrbndoe.,tbnton the 12th S«pieml»er, let U0, 15,
long Q4, 28, he eaperieored a tnimendou. gale of
wind, in which both inn t. were curried away by
the deck) the veasol *|<rang a leak nml w a. eupsited,
hy which .lie filled with water and beromo com.
plolely water logged. One of the crew wa*wa*lied
ovei board and drowned; thn lemulnder la*h il
themM-lvi-s to the night head*, in which situation
they remained three day* and night*, when they
were providentially fallen in with hybarano Drymo,
Capt. Carter, of and ftom Biwtou hound to Monte
video, and tnknn on board; w lime they received eve
ry attention fn»m Capt. Carter, bi* officer* and
crow; for which kindne** Capt Cluiuuni* return.
hi* aiticero thank*.
From Ike N. Y. Eve. Pott, 234.
FltoM Htvitg.—Tbopackot *hlp Duchci. d Or-
lean*, Captain Richardson, which arrivml Imre yes-
tardiy, hreught ItUnlllgenco from Havre a. Inin a.
the 20th ult, anil from Pari, the day before. The
new*, which U several hour* later thnmhat received
hytb* Way of England, i. not of much importance.
*1110 Pari. Mownger, .(M-aklng of the refusal of
thn Messrs. Hnttlngeur lo accept the hills of tho
Unltexl State. Bunk*, »ny.S—'•'lhnliou*oof Me»*i*.
Rothschild*, which hid 1 a great purl of the hill*
prawnted for acceptance In Ma*.r*. Ilotiingeur &
Crt., hi* Inrarvnncil in .upport of the honor of thn
American vignntiirea. Tho hill., which amount to
tert million*, of which only two million* uml u half
have been presented up (n thl* time to Me.«r* Hot-
tiegeur, have been accepted hy Me**r* Rothschild.
It U stated that tho refusal to accept the homo of
Ilotlinguer, uro.n from tho circiim.lnnco of the
bill, of tiding of tlw rotton which wn» to a-TVO n*
a guarunteo for thn Irilla drawn by the United Slate.,
mit having Imen .cut with tho loiters of mlvicr,
which stated aimply that tho cotton which wn« to lie
coniigned to Messrs. Ilotiingeur wiu purclinsed,
ami would be sent hy the first voatcli. fly tha ar-
rnngem-nt which Im* taken plnee, tho cotton, whioh
wa* eapocteil In London and Havre, will ho cun-
alined to Messrs Rnlhihldld."
The journal, arc taken up with tho particular* of
a disturbance which occumal on tho ICtli, ui Muita,
in lira department nt Vienne t—
t* At ten in tho morning, e lnt'.ar, who formed
part of a pairol, having dronmnl behind, whs ill
tr^otykl bv tho crowd, upon which, a detachment of
hona inldiers charged, amldi*per.od ih»nggia**nr,
and molt tho put.ona intoouatody. Tho crowd then
Increased In the mnrket sqti ira, and in tlm struct
leading to the! Alencnn roml. Uairiuade* wen-
formed in many place*. Tho first, will; h was near
EE lla^lnas Itarrack., was immediately dostroyml,
he gondannos, hut tho crowd wero able to com-
othn principal bacrloadu, near tho Post R ival,
r material* from tome w -rk. going on at tlm river
eftKwithout ok.tacle. Thl* hurilcuilo bcoatno the
central point of the revolt.
The Prneijretir du Rol ard Ida siih.titoie, whore-
pOaradly *ominono<l tho crowd ti» depart, wero rc-
ccivod with vollin* of atonoa, tlierlotar* dootarinv
lltet they would not coaio tliolr proceeding* until
thoM who lind (wen taken into custody ua the pro-
ceding evening and morning wero tut nt llbcily.—
Tho .oldlor* received no order, lo attack thn hairi-
esde, and toward, four, edatnehment of nbnut thirty
National QuattU, having nt their baud tlm Comman
dant of thn Nntiomil (Itnrd ofLe Man*, pre.rntod
themielvoi. The Commandant having promised,
tiimn hi* ri**non<lliility. llto release of the prisoner.,
all l};o crowd followed him to tho Pula « de Ju-tio",
where the Municipal Council n«»emh|ed. Tho pti-
•oner* wororeleurtml, and thn barricade* worn de-
•troyed. But when lira detaehment* ofh'tMnr* wero
returning to their barracks, they wero booted nnd
assailed by n shower of stooos, und fio*h barricuilc*
wore thrown up In tliolr way.
Towards sU, about 40U or 500 persons Irfi the
town fnr the pitrpn*o of destroying a mill worked by
machinery atPHulsn ; but finding there th«prufeei,
a detachment of Infantry,tho Commander of tho Na
tional Guard*, some of tho National Quirdt. they
waraunablo to ucoomplidt their object. Whilst
these soenes wero going on ut Lo Mans, dhttiibnti-
o*t were also taking nluccat Mamors, In thn aamu
department. More thanSOO workman assembled
atibe market,opposing tham.elves totharemoval
of the corn which had been pnrohn«edby thomillor*
of the neighborhood, and taking out tlm hor*es from
the cart, and wagon* which worn la-ion with corn.
Tha local authorities of Mamors having no other
aimed forco at their dl.po.al than a few gondarm.-s
endcavorud to calm the mutineers by |*or«ua*inn,
but they were not able to prevent ihmii from going
to tho baker* and Innkoeper*. and compelling them
to sand all their corn to tho public warehouse of the
town. The Ministerial Journal concludes lliesn de
tails hy stating that the troops buve been ord, rod
from vsri m* point* lo l.n Man. and other pirt*.of
tha department of tho Sarthe. Thu General Com
mandant of tlto department being absent from Illness
when tho di.turlwnces brokn uut, Gonoral L'dande,
Comm indant of one of the departments of tho divi-
ekm, has boon sent to Lo Mans to replace him."
The M.miteurstate., thnt before tho French gov-
eminent could oomatu any definite resolution a* to
the reform In tho pri.nn system, it has wniusl for
the reports ufintelligent persons who havolteoinle.
patched to Ita-'y, Germany, Switserluml, Belgium,
H'dland, England.' and thn Unitod State*, for the
purpose of studying the prisou discrpliau in those
countrie*. . „
M. La ditto has just paid n visit to Rouen, which
was reported to have Ihhju cuuuoolcd with the pro
ject of a railway from Paris to tho sea hy the Valley
of tho Sieno.
An adult schoolh»sbeen recently open -dot Wor-
ix, and in a f w day* tw > thousand workmen
»d for admission, iming rlonblo tho number for
t aooom nodation wa. provided.
A mooting of tlw geol rgi.ts of France and Kog-
land Is held at Boulogne-sur-mcr, where thephi-o-
sophers are eiploring tho cirul nml iron fields of th*>
neighboring districts Among tho English geolo
gist* present are Dr. Uuckiand und Air. .Murcho-
eon.
A paper of Sc Potorshurg gives nn account of a
village called Fodoqowkn, at the foot of h mountain
on tha bank* of tlw Wolgn, ttio iubnbitantsof which
on the night oftlie loih of June wero awakened by
a nni»o resembling that of nn emhqn «k«; ami on
rushing out found that groat part of too vil.ugc bad
becrutM detachoil from the nemn'nln, and wa* tnov-
ing toward* dm river. Tim motion was similar iu
that of an immon-erufl Homing on an ngitilcd «ai.
The anduiatioas .ontimxKl Ibiftbroo nicccmxo days
and then subsided) no more than seven bouses wero
dMUoted nr rendered uoinhnbilablo. Many pond*
and other pieces of water woro env.-rod with mounds
of earth, and where tw water had Imen small pool.
weraformcL No Hr-* were lost. The cirvom-
hum W aeoounted for by the village having been
Wfr upon an alluvial soil, and tho river, having
Jhfewwnded the soft earth, had, it l* supposed, at
MUgUtrowlerad it p«rii«|ly liuliuw, so a* to give
way trader jj« own weight/
W*» learn fr -m c*je du* -if vessels wlm hav.« entry
From the New York Herald.
MONEY MARKET.
t Son oat, Uct 20—(I. P. M.
Tho Liverpool is gnno, and with hor tho hopes of
the spoculntors, that a su*|Mjnsion of our hunk, would
have boon cfli-cted hy tint sp- eio which it has boon
linp-d would bu drawn to go by hor. In tho stock
market it was ns usuudy i. tint ca*e on Suiurday,
sottling tlay, nnd tho dos|»orato attempt of tlm Phil-
ndi-lplnani to forco np stocks, aided by tho want* of
the shorts, succeeded in rallying fanny stock*, of
which United Stnto* flunk i. now one, uml it im-
pne'oil 2j per coni on tho cln»o of Friday, Imt i*
still 5 jatr mint Mow tho "taming of that day—
North Amoricnn Trust ami flanking Company im-
provod 2 per emit— Stnto Bunk declined 2 por cent
•-Amoricnn Kxchungu ) por eont—Stoniugtou j
jiorcent— Harlem ,J por cent—Utlcu & Schonocta-
dy 1 )H-r c«-ot.
Muncy was very scarce, nnd the pro.iuro among
tho merchants was very •overe, so much »o that Imt
a .mall ntnouat of exchange was .old, und tho rule
enrlv ill ihu duv fell to fljj n !i per cent, end srnmt
good flour bills, than which nniiucnn Itelmuer, woro
sold at74 percent. Till* reduction did not cause
nuy very Inrgo um<nmt of transactions, Imt ciler.tunl-
ly provontml nuy largo shipment* in specie. The
Liverpool carried out $401),001), of which $1)24,000
win mi nccumit oftlio Girard flank of Phiiu lulphia.
Titus haspnssvd the liouvy drain which win expect
ed to bn-uk our hanks,
The in. iliitioiis pursue their wny steadily, nnd
discount in n full nmoimt. Wo know several firms
who hnvo hnd ii'di l M ' r conl "fthoir oflbring* for dis
count dona for them during the past week. Yet
CoNJonAt. Fki.icitv—and Cow Htnrs.—Some
time since nn individual, who consider* him.olf re*-
pectsble, residing not many mile* from Chesnut
street, iwing overcomn hy ** love," took for fnittcror
fur winson pretty dnmo roiidinv in tlio vicinity. He
howevoi, .hoitly after tho gulden chord was tied,
hr-gan to think that wedlock wa* not the thing it
was cnickud up lo bo, nnd imfiro tho Imnev mmio
war frilly over, took it into hi* head to give his wile
n severe Anguine- Tho inothor of the poor girl,
fueling ug^rioveil ut selling her ilaughier mullroatcd,
rem-mstr .toil ngninst turii u course of conduct; but
tlm gentleman was not to bo advised or insulted,
and ever desirous oflN-iru considered n hrnve man,
went to work nml alms- d in tlm nrosl slinau-ful man
ner ihu old indy, to whom hu h id promised protec
tion.
Scarcely had the excitomenUubshlcd in the usu
ally qillsl Hiiighbiirhnml, before along cime mi alt-
sent brother of tho unfortunate bride. Hero wa*
n prolty kettle of fish: what wa* to bo done—what
could be done? Ho consulted tho neighbors—ad
vised with Ids friends; nt onu inom>-ut was on the
point of g-'ing to law—nt nuothvr of blowing out
tlm brain*of hi* new ralntioti for a rudre** of grio-
vunces; when finally some kind fri-nd intimated
thiii a cm tain -loro in Chesnut .trout hnd ju-t re
ceived n largo supp’y of ihu most approved cow
-kins. Hero was a remedy at once: big wiih the
fnto of Cio-iir und of Ronin. ho iminediutely set out
forthe store nml procured n fret ruler; after which
ho proceeded to the residooco of ids brother in law,
und congraiiilnu-d him with one hundred snipe,
well laid on, much to the gratification of thn neigh
hors, wlm wero unanimous in opinion, that Im do-
seived all ho got.— PUilad. Herald.
NKW-VORK, Oct. 2J.
Th. M».««r.-Tl.,««!-■. u •-*
don, dmalm-d *lne« tin- 20 h, astlod this morning
with* nit «ny simde. . ... .
Hill... h... f.ll n... B*. -t «l,teh nn.
ll™ rf undo'.l.t'd .udiiy. pi—™ "I”'", 11 "'
murli.'l. H.pnl. I. i.«>l I" *•• ■" HI., ll-m.
•ndtu.duclWd, •ath.iill‘“<f'-'y ■ ll "'J™ 1
kn-p il nt.t .if lb. Il.uk*. H.If d'.lk*,.
command mom than on* half per cen'{ g"ld one
qaarf-n Maxi andollsis wsttu-d for Canton ke.p
optol|a2 prom.
Drslt* un PhiUdeli-liia aro not so well, lira
rate stand, at 3 P. M. st 10*11 dl-J Baltimore 12{
Pr -videncent 7a8 di*.
Money is-ixom-dinciy sratce, more scarce tlian
epeat—Jonr. of Comment.
[We supposed tpeeie was “ money." We hnvo
nlwny-found it as garni nt money. But it seem*
that paper is money now in Wall street, ami tperie
an article belter limn money, ultbough not utscan o.
Kn. Gkok.J
Indiana State Five, were sold at the Board to
day at 50 percent-, $’1.0011, and what am onr mer
chants to expert to collect from their eroditors,
where Secantie* are thus reduced t Exchange on
Philadelphia sold at 9Q|— $10 0!I0— and mote of
fered.—AT. Y. Eve. Poet. 21 d tmt.
From the N. J'. Herald of Wnlneeday.
Money market.
Tur.snAr. Oct. 22—6 P. M.
St icks continue to din-line at the bomd of bro
kers. The safes this morning, were nai large, and
pric-’s, with tho excepti m of the U S flank, wid- h
rose l (Hireeut) exldhlted a decline from the rales
of yesteiday. Del. Jk Ha isondec'lno.l Ij p
At a full meeting of tho inhabitant* of Newnnns-
ville, East Flnr 1 •, hold pursuant to public notice
nt ihu Court H-»<*n, on Thursday, thn l!)th day of
September, 1835), Mr. JESSE C VItl'ER, wa
npptdaleil Preridont, and Ciiarlks L. Oxi.l, Sec
retary, of (lie meeting.
Th<* object of the meeting wns explained by tlm
President, whan, on motion, il wn<,
lleioloed, Tltnt the following gentlemen,vix. fl M
Doll,Capt. M. Iliatfley. Dr K. S. Aldrich, J. M.
Antes, Tit s. C'ot-liog, Tims. J. Ptnvatt, and Asa
Clark, Im a Committee todtafi Resolutions nxpre
sivo of tlio sen-e oftlio mem lag.
Tlm Commilien having reported tho fallowing
Resolution., they wero adopted without u dissenting
voin:
lletolved, Tlinl n. Flonlinns— as American cit-
ixon.—wa are gru Hied to find tho-am-spirit at
this meeting a. was uvmcod on tlm fir-t Monday in
. . .... .... . ... May la«t, when wo met to clvo our support to tho
““t;",'" r "." rll "< V'r l r Cuti.lil.ni..n liirm ,1 3|. J™ T h f,r ,h. Smi. .f
...h i. Ih. l-icmMlng d.m.uJ k.r m.;ni-y ilmi Hi. | KlurilU . . g0 |i, t Div ,.|„„.
lletolved, That wa linva organixed ngain<t Di
vision, mid lar tlm purpose of co-operuting with
the greater portion of oar fellaw-citixoos of tlm
I iros.urc wa* yesterilay more severe than has been
(now * * *
mown far a long lime. Tills will drive tlm mer
chants lata realising their sou hern funds, notwith
standing tlm expense,—United Slu es ii.uk bills
writ! g-iienlly rofuswl di nny price yesterduy. In
other money then* U no matnrinl change. In do
mestic exchange there is scarce anything doing.
Some Philadelphia paper was cxclmtigud for Mo
bile, dollar for dollar; lj per rent is ollured for
Mexican dollars,and 2 percent asked; there is no
demand for sja-cie. Tlio demand for mnnoy wus
increased from the fact that largo amount* fell due
on account of ten Miles. Towards 3 o’clock red
buck money sold nt 7 percent discount.
The Nmv York banks may now bu c-m.ideivd .nfc;
oven the Philadelphians have put oil'the iieriod of
their failure until "after tho election." Kn. li day
udds to the strength of tho New York poriibm, mid
sinks the suspended bank, still deeper in tho diffi
culties they have, with n nLinken p diey, sought to
avoid. Tlm p isiti-m of New York renders money
more valitublo hero than nlsewlierc, ciaisiMpiuiitly
money is flowing in niiou us from nil quarters
There are ngents hero ft out Philadelphia loaning
money at 2 s 2J per cent per month, in addition to
tho exchanges ngninst that city, while money there
is still worth IJ percent per month, in Pliilud Iphiu
money, notwithstanding tho suspension. Her mer
chant* Imve, iliorolbro, gained nothing hy the dis
honesty uftho hanks) on tho contrary, thuugh they
pay their indebtedness to thn hanks, la Philadel
phia funds; such as have fund* duo them in Now
York receive it in Philadelphia funds, the hnlanc-
remains in tho hand* of the bunks which fat ed for
the “ relief of the merchants." Tin* doalers of N.
York Imvo indeed t" tiny a heavy loss on tho sums
now due by beniut tlio south, but tlieelV ct is to in
duce thntn who hoard specie to tntrt with it for tho
ssko o' tlm pixmiiom oflered Till* isliro-iglit to N.
York, nod ut the present ruioof sterling exchange
deposited with tlm banks, nn-l bill* tnknn nt two per
cent below pur, for tran.mUrimi to England The
position of our Imnksiii rclat.on to foreign oxchnnge
is be.t explained by tlio letter from tho agent of
flaring <& Co., in this city, lo one of tho Boston
hanks, already published.
From the N. Y. Herald.
Monday—fi P. M.
The banks of this city couiiiiuo nn umiuviuiing
course ofdi-counling .hart busmens paper for a*
great an nmoimt a* i« paid in. Tho opinion tlint
they would suspend, whioh has been entertainn.l in
certain quarters, is fast hiring ground—,-although
•lea|icrn enitoinptsniu matin to force them into it
L-itt-r* have imen written hy speculator* to the
hunk* of tho west, stating thnt our banks have sus
pended, in order it. create a panic and re-noriim on
our city. All th-sacfTirt*tiro ittuflbctuul. Wean-
derstittel, from tho highest uuth irity, that Mr But-
lerlhe Unite 1 Stale* District Attorney, und an emi
nent lawyer of this city, have, together with tho
Chancellor jointly examined the powers of the latlui
in tlta matter oftlio banks, nnd are of opinion that
ho In. |tower* to restrain tlm issue of tlm bank*,
und to causa ilieni to stay proceeding* until theses-
.ion of tint legislature, «m thenompl tint of any cre
ditor, stockholder, or tho flank Commissioner*- It
is unlershaid, however, thaievea iu theorem of a
•u«pen*ion, he willexnroiso that authority only to
restrain re*, mubly tho Lino*oftlio bunks. Tnis
power, *ofar nsthemotolmnts are concerned, will
doMwaywitii timea-cin the mark-il, which it is
supposed a suJjteasiott wtvtH creme. Th-ro is.
however, scare ly a po-siluiiiy of such an uveiit tak
ing place.
j be Bank, of Cincinnati h’va, with theoxcention
of tlio Cummeicml flank, su-p-n led fnr thirty days,
uccardins to the provision of the Ohio law, winch
flows that lime before proceeding* can Im institu
ted ug iin-t tlmm. There i< every probability that
at th- ox|iiraiioiiofth it time they will u:aitt re-time,
more e*|H-.:i;dly when they find that the New York
bank. »in td firm, and the N-w Orleans muiketcon
tinues lo b- guided t»y s mini bank*.
One ol rite o »u*e* which induced southern dunlcr*
lo goto Pndiilelphia Inst spring, for tlm purchase of
good*,wa< the fuel they wore not prepared to settle
•rid debt, in New Ymk. Th- present crop imt. it in
their power to do that, and nt the same lime mer
chandise of every descr-p'i.m is, by the operation of
tho two system* of curt ency, ut least 12 per cent
chr*per now in Nctv York than l'oi<a<lelphia. Tlm
merchant, will sunn tin-1 these causa* operating
piwarfully in their bohilf, und ameliorating their
present condition.
MS’ESJa 1 ’''?*iwiS'ow
*'“" n lk - dl » lle '
Ku*l, ngninst u Division of this Territory; that, cat
mi ns ihu East is, with Spanish Grant*, if it wt-ro
dividod, making the Suwannee tlm dividing line,
would im n series of yeat. before onr population
would he suffirieni in go into a State Gov rntnent.
llnoloed, That wo Imliuve that thn Taxos
thn pros-mt year W.ndtl la» suffiaient to defray the
oxpen.es ufa Suite (hivernmont.
lletolved, i’hat wo slinll support for office men
who aro opposed to Division, und wlm are in favor
(for tho present) of forming tho Floridas into u
single Simp.
Retoloed That we respectfully solicit tlm inhab
itant* of tho d ffi’rent towns and coo ties of the
East, Middle, mid West, to hold aimdnr mcetiiii.'*;
and we most respectfully nsk for these proceed
ing* tho nttontiiin of the lion. Citarlos Downing,
-or Delegate in Congress, with the assurance of
onr uiidlmlidihed confidence in. (usability and faith
fulness to keep off n Division.
littolve.il, Tiint In petitioning against a Divison
oftlio Fiuridus, wn appeal with confidence to tho
wisdom, justice, nnri pntriorism oftlio disiitiiiiiisli-
•d Statesmen who represent our common country
in the Councils of the nation at Washington —
Thoyonn nppr. citite rim importance of one Suite of
Fl-iriiU (ratlmr thaa two petty Territories) to tha
Southern puition nf the confederacy, umi to tho
Union,
Rrtnlved, That wo Imve not at any time yielded
onr preference* or compromised our principles—
we an—a* xr« wero from the first, one and nil
•ppoAi-dton Division, nnd t« allowing the suntt-
moms and opinion* of tlm oilmans of the interior of
Enst Florida being advauend liy uther* wiihuui our
being con*ulted, uml lliat in all questions having re
ference t » our public interests, xve claim the right
of first giving publicity to those opinons; rather
than being obliged lo Imvo false ones palmed oiTby
others.
lletolved, That th-so proceeding* lie signed by
thn IV-sident and Secretary, nnd paidiaherl m the
Fl uid i Herald, tin* News, tire East Florida Advo
cate, the Tillaltassee St ir, the Charleston nml Sn-
VHiinnh papers, the Globe, und the National Intel-
liguticer, Wnsbiegtoii.
JESSE CARTER, President.
C it a lit, a. L. IlKt.t., Secretary.
WASHINGTON, Ot. 22.
Tit* "Ska Gulu— Xppreheniion* having been
expressori in samn of the public prints r- *;>ecting
thu Mifoty of tha “Sea Gull," (tender to tho Explor
ing Expedition,) to allay any uneasiness Uut wight
bu felt hy tha friends nf her offioer. an 1 craw, It is
ilaemedptnpct t » publish the following extract from
a leltur addressed rathe Navy Department by Lieut
Wilkes, commanding the exploring Expedition,
bearing dale
U. 8. Fmo Ship ViRCKNNKt, >
Hahsuh «r I’.iU'i, July 1,1839. t
‘•TU'S*** Gull'and‘Fixing Fisli'laft Orange bar.
boron tbu 1st of May. Th* Unar arrived at Val-
p.n>i.'i *n th* 9lh of May, having ptfUd company
•ah UwfvflMC wwd; tad
"RETURNING TRUTH."
Tha Federal leaders discover thnt their associa
tion with tho Ahulitionst* has last them many ho
nest friends who woro before deceived ns to the
.cope of their deigns. The dreadful falling off
from Wldgery in region* where it was supposed
fanaticism would e«tal-H-h It. reign forever,an prin-
cqd.-s bostil-i to the ponen nnd perpetuity of the
Government esiuldi-hedon Democratic ptincipbs,
hn» opened tho eye* of its 'manager*. But a little
while since the organs of this party looked upon ilia
excitement In favor of tlio n -gro pirates which wns
spreading mining the Abolitionists, a. a new spirit
which wns to work w-mder* in recrui im; the ranks
of their allies. The Whig n ipers teemed with tho
heroic dories of Ciaquox nml the other tnurd'-iers of
the captain end crew of the Amistad—with accounts
of Mr. Tuppnn’sdu again thn law—and of tlm sym
pathetic crowds, whose sensibilities aro mighrity
t-an-hod for thn savage*, who repaid tho captain’s
oiler* of leva I by shedding his blond. Tho result of
the Oh o elections bns suddenly given n new turn to
tho philanthropy of the F-tleral journal-: nml they
now very sincerely condemn Mr. Tanpan'sprncecrf-
lug*. They begin lo think it hxni <lint thn two
Spaniard*—the ownets oftlie s'av-o-—should now
be ineareernted, persecu'ed. and stript of their -len
der mean*, by the Abolition us uciution*, wbicli
h no let slip the dog. of the bar, uml are in a f sir
way of hunting down and destroying, in the roil- of
the law, those whom tho negroes wore wilting to
spare until stint dated to seek a sort ofcivilix al von-
ganc-, uurier the teaching of ill broo ling Aboli
tionist*.
Tho wrong* which the aider. anJ abettors of tlio
b'ack pirates are inflicting on the unf.riuaate Spa
nish citixen., under the form* of Uw, (which money
• an nlwny. pervert to mischief.) now that ir is seen
party end* c niuol be answered hy it, excites a new
apprehension among tho W.rigsl They calculate
shrewdly when no absorbing partisan feeling inter
venes, and look abroad when Urey feel tlint no im
mediate object i* to be gained at home. They begin
now to inquire, whu aro we lo gam by aiding and
abetting burbnrinn pirates and murderers, and per
secuting the suffering citisens of a civilised nation at
amity with u*/ Wm shall !•**•» the good will cer
tainly, and pmbsbly forf. it some of our advantug.-*
In trad*, with Spain and iu colonies, ami may in
volve our own counuy In a wor with that power,
which is bound to redress the wrong, of its own
psn.pl* by this course! An I why should we thus
nsswrd important interest., to vindicate tbo natural
right* of Ciuques, tlm trader in ihttb.ood of Id* own
race, under the preo-nce'of eafnrcl tg the law* of
Spain against th- slave trade, upon the person* of
h-rrtrisen-f Under tliera new idea*, the Whig*
will probably content to leave to Spain the admin
istration of her own law* in repnl to her own poo-
pU.-Gfe*«.
lorlli Amuricnn TiimI Ik fl inking Co |.[ p. r cei.t;
Mivhanir.'s flunking association 3 por cent; liar-
lent 1^ poi m-ni; Boston ami I’rovidt-nou lj per
cent
Tlm New Orleans B-nstate* that $1,050,000 Ims
Imen shipped from ilea port for tlm list- id’ tlio U.
States flunk nf i'ldlndvlphin, jot they do not pay
lin-ir debts.
Money in Wall street roniinm-s exceedingly tight;
tlio be.t pip-'r bn* li -en sold ulfrom llinto to linn
per cent per ntotilli. Bill, on I'hiintl-riphiu nre
rather better to «luy, Iwing Wn9j pt-r cent. Many
failures have taken place, principally in th*- dry
good, line—some of litem heavy. A gt oat mu tty
noioa tiro settled by morchaiit. mutually, to avoid
proto.u. In thi. fact may be found tho reason that
»o few failures nrn publicly mndti known.
Tho.tutoment made In the Ex pres, this morning,
that tlm United Suite. Bunk in this city received
tbo bills nnd stock* nf the I’liiludulphiu insti
tution nt par, In payment for notes mado payable
here, it utterly without f.iundailon; no *u< h transac
tion* have tnkon place. The United Stnto* flunk
hat declined making collection* fur the Providonce
bunks, and hu* roqueted them to withdraw the pm
per lodged with the bank. For paper maturing in
Providence, specie is generally deman led, hiiiI one
of tho bank* Ins given notice that legal damages
will be exacted on nil protested paper. At Boston,
the banks an very firm, and the marset some thing
* , in consequence of tbo iueroiuu of discount*
by tie-bunks. Money I* worth two per cent per
month, at which raw a largo ain.iuni has been of
fered.
Wall street was under n good dual-of excitement
to ilnv, in coasequonco of tlto Stnto Hank co .tinu-
itig to throw out safety fund bills.
'The note* of tlm* • banks which have not special
ngents in lids city, nre tukon in Wall street, at from
U to 5 per co' tdi-c Mint. «
There is every probability that ull will be thrown
out. Tho hunk commissioners Imvo not vet suc
ceed d in making any u rungemouts to Imvo tho
bill, reccivt-d ut par by rim city bunk*. Thn bunks
have Imen u,-plied to. und various objections made
Tho Merolmuis' flunk did not perc- ivn tlint the
City flanks, ortho merchant., would bo much bene-
fitted by tlto plan. Much anxiety i* manifested for
thn result Thu effect i* now much liko that of
suspension, nml arises from tho cans.-* part of
which wo enumerated y.-s erduy. Tho event is in
volvcd iu tho grout process of u reduction in price
which Im* been going on for month*, nml which
now rapidly approximating uii issue. From tlio
l-l of January, 1838 to tlm 1st January, 1838; tlio
banking capital of the stutu of New York, increased
$(i,001),ODD. Tlto whole increase throughout the
United Stales, in tho same period, wn- $1110.008,
000. This great uxc««* of capital wa. cal Iml into
action by tlio artificial business, nnd tbo grout ri.
in price* in tlto year 1030. Tito 4U.*|tuaai»n which
fnllo.x od in the spring of 1037, wus political, rather
than commercial; thnt is, the state of nu-rc.uitilo
uflairs, although tending to tho point ofbanknipttv
hnd not yet mado a litispoi sion imporativu. Th* *
fact wn* exemplified in the r-qdd recovery, thn main,
tonancu of prices, and tho year of great manufac
turing prosperity which followed in England. Tnulu
hero was, however, clogged, and mitxvitlistnnding
tho groat increase ofcupilnl employed in bunking,
money remained scarce, for tlio reason that every
class of banks wns under tho control of some clique
of speculators whoso object was to hold produce in
order to forco up prices. This policy bore the
germ ofit* own defeat nnd the present crisis, Pa
per ha* been maturing, old debts Imvo been falling
duo without probability of renewal, and tho im-
tnotiso muss of paper, wli ch wus created to repre
sent and put olVdebts until prices of produce -hould
meet the views of grasping tq>o--ultiior*, and allow
tlio crop* to go forw tr-l in actual puyin-mt, is ma
tured nnd must lie met. Iu this posirion stand
most of the Safety Fund batiks. Tbo Gcaessee
Banks hnvo bolstered flour, the Dutchess Co -my
Banks have su-ported cuttle; tho Orange County
butter, and the banks of thn Western coun ics
lumber. These Imvo been aid d hy the bunks of
the neighboring State* {tin- Imnks of Vermont have
omjilnyo.1 their menus in holding wool; those of
Ohio grain uml pork. As thu markets Imvo in tho
natural courso I Mien falling ones, there hits been no
chance to realise, and the weight Im* accumulated
until il i* about to break through restraint, and lot
prices find their natural level, whatever thut may
be.
The limns attending thn fall will ha home hy the
banks, mill thn weak- r institution* will, nndouht,
hienk altogether: hy means of which the hank capi
tal, which was created to nv-et a specalntive hti*i-
nes*, will go out of nxistanco, leaving th- healthy
and sound hunks to go on. These will ho much
stronger for tho process, ns tlio fewer thu lintik* are
in number the greater will be tlm proportion of spe
cie held hy each, and thn more efficient will be its
action.
Wo find this process going nn tin the suspension
proceeds south and west. Each important point
presents some hank* which are iu a strong ennditi >n,
and undertake to hold out, while tho w-enk linnk.
eagerly suspend. The nine hunks in Philndtriiin
which voted against tho measure, nml the return*
of which wo recently gave, nre not extending their
discounts, and will, it i* stated, extricn ethemselves
from th- wreck of the other banks a* soon ot possi
ble, nnd resume In tho meantime the other bnnk*
with the United Stntes hank nt their bend, nro ex
tending their i**iips, and plunging deeper into tlm
ntiro. They hove agreed to receive silver citang--
nt rates above it* actual value ut follows:
Scent pieces at flj cents, 25 cent pieces at 28 cents.
10 " *• 12| " 5U " " 55 "
thereby rating llicir oxvn pap -r nt 10 per eent dis
count.
This course will accelerate the i**uo between the
redeemable nnd Irredeemable system*, while the
sound hunk*, by su«nrinii>g and gradually strength
ening themselves, will lie the centres around which
xx ill concentrate the trade of each section.
The f.illoxx jng is a talde of those banks which have
determined to pay specie, notwithstanding tho fail
ure nf those around them :
STATEMENT OF TIIK CONDITION OF TIIOSF. BANKS
WlltCll CONTINUED TO PAT SPECIE AT THE
LATEST DATES.
Loans. Specie
A/«jrl837 Jon 1839 Misfl837 Jan 1839
flank of S Caro-
liiti, 3,160,983 2,292,727 314,264 334,170
Sauk of Charles
ton. 3,843,974 2,693,102 273,246 308,813
Bank of Pitts-
burgh, 1.211,039 1,168,769 86,116 188,848
Com. Bank of
Cincinnati. 3.826.010 1,941.044 654.561 362 373
Petersb'gliflank 988.207 342,276 93,388 105,544
Patriotic Bank.
(Wash’ll) 330.127 280,678 30,000 54,812
State Bank. (N.
Brunswick) 214.180 128,307 87.903 12,669
Circulation. Deposit**.
Bank of S. Caro
iina, 1,149,381 765.892 833 528 789.204
U tak of Char lot-
ton, 976,693 1,023.400 829.760 739.450
Bank of Pius-
burgh, 710.926 3.16.061 421.684 359.333
Com. B*nk,Cio. 1,113 546 992.971 6 )8.360 361.403
Pe.arsb'gh n.uk 446.680 126,910 103,091 52,257
Patriotic Bank,
(Wash’ll) 136,633 106,630 51,762 136,729
Btsia Bank. (N.
Brunswick.) 183,190 053,737 67,838 63.361
These are as far «• heard from, and they present
a strong position, framing a connecting link,through
each imp rtaat point, which wdi extcml ftom New
York to Now Orleans. A rallying point is hereby
formed in each commercial centre, through which
■ heal hy system of tTomuttm exchange can Im built
■p. To these centre* will rand th*»p«C'‘ , » , »nd|l' ,0 ‘*
business p*|mr based rat nrtrial trati.aclkm In crops,
and mercandiM nt low priees, and from them will
emanais a ■•aiml cure, ncy, whl. li will soon drive
from cimulathm and exitieocc tho wottliles* |Ml»* r
of tlm rotten Imnks.
Tile prtK-o.-s of concentrating sjm-c'ui has already
commeiM-a-d in N. Ymk. Tha amount which actu
ally left our vault* by the Livorpool, was a very small
propnitiou to tbo daily n-ceipt*. Tie-ship Pamhes,
a liit b Mrriverl limlny from New Urloaits, br-oglil
$25,000 to Jacob Little. $3000 to W. N'eflson,
$1.7IGto K K. Collins, and 300,000 lb order--
milking in ull $233,723. There movements indi-
cite t ho h< ah liy process bv which our mercantile
community i* throwing oif the incubus (if speculation
whioh has so lung oppressed it. In a very aLort
time alfnir# will move upward.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Cask of Muntkz and Run.—This matter name
■fora Judge Inglis yesterday.at his chambers, iu
pursuance nf thaorder hn had made in thecas*.
Thu council for Montes und Ruit rend an affida
vit made by Unix, in which he stated that ho’ had
been at retted at thn suit of Jingua, nnd was re
quired to give hail in the sum of $1000, which he
could not procure, anil v*ns therefore obliged to go
to primus that the said Jingua i* the property nl de
ponent, ami a subject of tin* Queen of Spain, anil
that ill* rlep.iiir-nt purchased hint ut Havana, in the
Isle of Cuba, when, slavery i* .recognized hy the
law* of Spain; and thut deponent did not nor doe*
not know that the said Jingua is nn African hy
birth; that liu,deponent, purchased 40 other negroes
at tlm same time, and got a license from the Gov-
ernor of Havana in transport ili-m on board a ship
In hi* place of resitlunct, nnd that it is nut ttuc thnt
tin* sairi slaves were taken on hoard at night, ns they
were brought mi hoard liefore it wus dark The
ufiid.iviifiirihi-r states that the slave* were not mu-
nncled while on b iurd.nnd thut they had been sup
plied with suffici-nl |ifovi*ion*. Tho deponent also
sxvour* tlint lie believes this suit was commenced
l him without the c-mciuronre or knowledge
of the plantin', nnd 1»y L'-ivi* Ttippnn.
There wus an affidavit of Monte* nl*u rend, cor
rohnrnrory of thn nfliduvit of Rui*, nnd tin nffi-luvii
in rol ition to tiie arrest of rite defendants, nml the
assistunce given in tlm matter by Mr. Ttt|ipiin.
Theodore Sedgwick, Jr , nn the part oftlio plain
tiffs in rite suit, rend tho affidavit on which the de
fendants xverc umisted, nnd un affidavit of their be
ing nuti-residcnt*, and hero only transitorilv. He
also read the affidavits of Jo*hoa Leavitt nml Lewi*
Tappan, stilting lliat they had visited the colored
m< n, accompanied by interpreters nnd thnt depo
nents helived these colored men wore natives of
Africa, nml rec-ntly from Africa. A n affidavit of the
d -puty sheriff, who arrested the defendant*, wn*
n< xt read, and in thi* lie deposed tlint ho lind been
directed to give tho defendant* ns much privilege as
lie could consistently with his duty, and tlint he
went with thorn to n place in Grand *ip-nt to procure
hai'; that a person thorn oflb ed to hvconio hail for
them, and tlint the deputy sheriff offered to tuke hi
Imil. Imt that the defendants would not consent to
the urrngemnni, nnd went to prison.
Mr Sedgwick then said that ns he had fm-nislted
proof of these men lining native Africans, he wouM
n >w read the treatv mado between England iiimI
Spain, in rite voar lfll7,to putdoxvn tho slave trade.
Counsel for defendants objected to this document
being rend, a* tlio common Inxv of Spain, outlie
sroan-l up informality. He did not think counsel for
the f'laiuiiffs had any right to rend the honk, as it
might not he genuine. The other puny might have
cot it printed for this purpose. Ho xvould, hoxvuver
consent to ihegonilemaii * examining Spanish law
yer*. of whom there xvere many in this city, us to
th<-cam-01111 law of Spain.
Mr.Sedgwick repliud that this objection might be
pnitinetit when the cans-canto to trial, hut a* the
outs- had been brought nt a hearing on twelve
hours' eider, it-did not famish quite sufficient lime
to send lo Mnrdrid or Cuba for such authority as
would he decisive on the subject.
Judge Inglis said, I think that tho same rule no-
plies here n* ut trial I utn not hound tokiiowtiia;
these nre tho law* ofSpuin, unless proved in a legi
timate way. I have nomme p-.wor la-re than 1
would if it was u trial ufassmiil and buttery that tvn*
beft.rn me. flat I xvill let xon read tho document,
nml afterward shut it nut dc bene, ette, if on consi
dering tha matter I am ol opinion that tin* luw is
not sufficiently proved. Aii->thereiicunisia"C" which
muo b.* considered is, that this treaty is between
Great Britain ami Spain, nnd I da not know thut it
would have mix obligatory forco on Spain with any
| oilie t tmt inn exeept EnghrnL
Mr. Sedgwick than read ilia document from a
honk xvhich hr obtained from the office of the British
consul, containing various treaties heixveen Great
Britain nnd other nniimi*. From this d-upiinem it
appeared that in conformity with u treaty entered
intoh-tweo.-iSpnin and Etig.imd, ilia King of Spain,
in lilt* montliof Dccemlier, 1817, issued a decree
prohibiting nil subject* of Spain from resordng to
tli« const of Africa for -laves, nl'tor tln-COilt ol M iy,
1830, and farther provi.ling lliat inemo any slaves
were brought from Africa after the prohibited pa-
rind, th" it -gro -s so brought xv.-ro to lie h -i free in
thvii'St port of theSpani-li dominions,ut which the
vessel might tiirivo, and that too vessel shoo d he
confi-cutod.
Conns I for defendants contended that the nffid
vits on which the d -fendant- Imd been arre-ted
were untrue and ttiiormid. in proof of xvhich he re
ferred to th-'affidavits ho had read, am! on thoso
grounds h" moved th.it the defendant* should hu
set nt liberty.
Mr. Sedgwick snid thnt his object in bringing
this case In-fore a jury, wns, because it was the only
wuy in which the question could he passed on, whe
ther those colored men were free or slaves. Ho
was ah|n to prn\e that slavery, so far ns it regard*
men of gplnr coming from Auica, is no longor tole
rate!! in Culm; and thut bringing them there subjects
tlm person xxhu does it to severe punishment. The
defendants could not hut have known that those
men were brought to Cubi in violation nf the law*
of Spain; and tho least criminal position in which
the defeudoiiif stood was that of buyers of contra
band go als, and aiding ami abetting the slave trade.
Thu d-riend«nts »wore that they did not ko <w
those men were native born Africans when they
bought them; Imt such could not lie th<> truth, be
cause tho defendants know lliat those moo spoke
no language Imt tln-ir unlive African dialect, -and
could not even understand any uther. Thi* alone
was sufficient to have put the defendant* on tln-ir
guard,ami must liavoiniibi them uwaio that they
were violating the luxvs of Spain.
Mr. Staples, counsel for tiie plaintiffs, then ad
dressed the Court, and was replied toby counsel fur
defendants.
Judge Inglis deferred giving his decision fora
day or two.—Journal of Cemmerce,'2id.
Tho dinnor recently given in England to tho
Duke of Wellington, ha* been the subject of much
comment in the English newspapers, nnd no lan
guage has been too extravagant to ho employed
either in extolling or ridiculing the ceremonies nnd
•peecho* of that ocra-ioo. The following extracts
will show in wit it way the Furi* journals treat tho
afluir.
Tlto Comm rce says: " Tho moment is well
chosen for the chuckle of triumph by tlm Engiiso
aristocracy. They forget tlint for nuurly twenty-
five year* tho wound* which they received in the
war rumnined open: that England is on tho xergp
of n commercial, political, und financial crisis; that
her fite depend* on a good or had huivest; that four
nnd anxiety agitate tiie population; that Iter com-
rn -rcu is declining, and Iter colonies lik.-ly to rc-
nnuiico her, nnd. finally, thut tliu menacing voice of
O’C'innoll lias raised the cry of Repeal of the Union
a* tiie f -rornaner of a dreadful con motion. Ye*,
hoist of your Waterloo, ye grott xvairinrsnnd poli
tic! in*. It xvn* n fine und glorious victmy, was it
not? ibe result of xvhich has been lor thu vanquished
to grow ktrong ufierd -font, and for the conquerors
to expire slowly under rite Imrtl'ou of their triumph."
Tiie Sieele is astonished that Lord Dmughim,
who, for so many years, attu-k-d tho policy w hich
tended to stifle the cry for freedom in foreign c -tin-
tri«». and who hud rhnniclerized tho war as a strug
gle of the nri-toeraey lignins' th • liberty of nations,
*hoal-l nuxv, wuh n total disregard for consistency,
bestow a ful-rom-* panegyric upon the Duke of Wel
lington as the chief iostioment of that policy.
Murder Trial.—The Court of So*si ms. nt
Columbia,on the 34th iast. Judge Butler presiding,
wa* engaged in the trial of Pot r Burton, for the
alleged murder of G. W. Huntt. Tho couiuol for
the State were J. D. Edwards, St liritor, B F.
Hunt and J. D. Trade well, Ksor* ; ftr the accused,
Hon. W. C. Preston,-\V. F. Dessausturo, James
Gregg. J. A. Black, K*qr*.—C'Aar. Courier.
A dot In Eng'nnd WSt *o mollified *t being kick*
ed by hU master, that he jumped into a river and
drowm-d himrelf. I' awry puppy who gel* kicked
here would do the same, uotidhk society would Im
much improved.—[Ball. Clip.
"THE CROSS OF CONSTANTINE "
Written by the Lady Hor* Hatting! 1838, Ir
the Album of a Friend.
“Conquer in tliiri"—not unto thee al me
Tho virion spake, im|hmini Constantine;
Nor ns mere presage of an curthly thro' e,
Blan d in 'mid heaven tlm con*.crated sign.
Through the unmeasured track of corni g time,
The inyvtic cross doth with soli lustre glow;
And t| enk* through ev'iynge, in ov’iy clime;
To ov'ry stave of sin, uud child of wo.
"Conquer in »hl«!"—ay when lint rebel heart
Clines to t bo hints it x«a* wont lo cherish.
And a* il sees those fleeing boon* tlopnri,
Giievetli that things so bright were formed to
perish,
Arise, bereaved one l und, athwart theglonm,
Read in tiie hrightno-s of thut cheering rav—
“Mourn imt, U! Christian, though so bright its
hlunni,
Nought that is worrit a sigh shall pa-ssway!"
“ Conquer in this!"—when fairest vision*cotne
To hire thy spirit to n punt of flower*:
Bidding the exile from u licavenlyhomu
lo dwell a lingerer in unholy bowers:
Strong in His »trcnmh who buists the bond* of sin.
Cusp to thy b .Mini, clasp r he holy crocs!
Do.-t thou not seek a heavenly crown to winf
lla*t thoo nut counted ull besides hut loss'!
"Conquer in this!"—though powers of earth and
hell
Were leagued to bar tin e from thy heavenly wuy,
The cro»* slmflev'ry darkling shade dispel,
Cliu-o ev’ry d mht,ond ro-u**ure dismay.
Faint not, oh I weatiotl one; faint not— for thee
The Lord of Uigh<eiiu«m-s*aml U.ury bled,
Ami hi* good Spirits'* influence, with tune
And plenteous unction, is upon thee sited.
“Conquer in this!"—when hy thy fever'd bed
Thou *e«’*l the dark wing'd nogtri ta re his stand.
Who soon shall lay thy body with the dead,
And In-nr thy spirit tnthe spirit's land,
Fear not—the crus* sust tun* tlit-e, and its aid
In that last trial ahull thy succor bring{
Go As.,rl- 8- through tlm dark, the untried shade,
For sin is banish'd, and deal It liutli no sting !
Consigner* |mr Rail tomd C.rv,strived
Mil,-1,11 UW C.HI..I, lo K Hl.ict.l,, fj * n,Jj
CH.m-Mr*,tD.td-ln,L.,1,1, T.|,p, t4 g.^, '
\X miWrly & Jonc, AHk.iii & Hum., l | M| A CU«.
pion.
r,.„,i,„ r , p . r n,'l B..H c,r., ,,,1^1 Mlb _
157 Iml.-. C..>...n III F, fiii.rl.ir, N A ll.rAr. n u
Pbinltx. Cumofinl.t At» » _.u «... . . g|
,Ad,M«
CohMk
riiint.v, C.mi'fisIdAr Nrylr, U.ld, TniiwV
i»tr, (. Ilar.i.lc., Wit.lilinm, U»i. at fco.Ad
St Bm.iiiiiiI,., Wii.il.',lyi J,,,,, ., Blul, Colic
r niton.
LEGAL NOTICES:
W Ocortriti-rnuidi'u Counts’.
HER EAS Wilson Oden, lias applied tome
tor lel'cr* of admln'slration of the good* end
chattels, rights end rrodits, which were of David
Ua fey, Into of su’d county deccasid.
1 hcio nre therefore, to cite and admonish allsnd
singular,tlio kindred aud creditor* of*uid deceased,
t«i hie their objeations, (If nny they have,) In the
olhro of the Clerk of the Coutt of Ordinary of said
county, within the time prescribed by Uw, othei^
wise tlio said W ilson Oden, may obtain said letter*
of administration.
Witness the honorable Robert P. Burton, one of
the Justices of said Court, this 4th duy or October,
eighteen hundred nnd thirty nine,
oci 13 ROBERT DROWN c. c. o c. c.
Elizabeth S. Voorhees,') Chatham Sup'rCourt,
John Voorltees. ( Ma * Term > IS39.
I — —J divorce.
I appearing by >ho return oftlie Sheriff that the
riefcn.int.t, John Voorhoes, is nut to be found
in the Countv nf Chatham, nnd thnt he is without
the limits of tho Slate, nn motion of the Complain-
ant * Attorney, It is Ordered, that tho said John
Vmirhecs do oppenr on or before tho next Term of
this Court, nnd file his answer or defensive allega
tion, in writing, or in rosn of his default, the said
Complainant slinll have leave to proceed to trial.—
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this tulo bo
published in nno of the Curettes oftlie city of Sa-
vnnnnh, once a month till thu next Term of this
Court.
M 7 20,1838.
A truo extract from the minutes.
THE LOAFER’S LAMENT.
Yen I think* V't now 1 bo,
And vot I it red to va<,
I find I'*e throxv myself sway
Vit limit sufficient cox.
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, Oct.25
Coffee—k cargo of 4213 bags ttio were offered
at unction to-day, und about 31)00 hags sold, nt pti
ces ranging from 12} up to 12ft 1 , Theso sale*
show a decided improvesiont in prices since the lust
public «nK By privnto contract about 1000 ling*
of Rio and Havana luxe hc-ti tukti, at 10a 12 c«-nl*
for tlm fnravr, and ut OJnllu fir oidinurytptcihth s
of tlm latter.
Flour, Howaid street—Tlm demand for flour of
this description has been n- tive throughout tiie
week, nnri su es of some th-iiHands of barrel* have
been made from stores, part for export to Etiulnnri
ami the balance for Eastern markets, nt Oji "Inch
i* tb-unifoim store price this morning. Th" receipt
price is (J.flJ. The stock now in muiket is quite
small, tlto sale* fin-the lust fortnight having been lar
ger than tlmrcc- ipt.
City Millt Flour—Tlto demand for for. ign ex
port 4ia* Imen good throughout the week, ami sales
in a cnmririorohlit exreiil hnvo been made at about
the n-iitorm mtv of flj per bid, which is the prevail
ing price to-iliiv.
Corn—S desofold white early in thn woeknt 72
a73. ; on Werin.-sdny nnd Tlntrsduy go.nl p irceis
iiroueht 75c,nml to-duy *tdes h tvo been marie iu 74
Sales of old yllow unity la the xxeok at 73,74c; imt
price* of this description have since improved, a •'
the sales to day are iit 70nfl()u.
Sugars—We mit« sal"* hy privnte contract, of
Havana Muscovado * at 8Ji ot i’ rtu Ricos ut 8ja
8; and of llavaun hroxx a box at 8j.
Whiskey— 1‘lie m rekuthas h en steady daring
rile week, with sales ofhliris nt 33^',uad ol Iritis ut
34 ,34 Je. The wugun price oi bids is -7c, oxclu,ive
of the barrel.
Tiif. Height of Ixifudsnck.— \ boy yosterdny
morning pr-seiite.l him-olf at tmr offict* door, nt an
oarlv lio.,r, anJ offered to sell two of our own pa-
P"r*. wbicli lie Im I dou | -tl. > *s stolen limn the domr
<if sono subterther*:—North American.
Till* bov was a wag, Tim publisher should have
rewarded the wit of tno urchin by rvd«*ining his
papci in ‘pttciv..
nrt fl.Jnm it
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Deputy Cfeik Sttp'r C. C. C
Clmiliam Bufcrioi’ Court.
Jnt.v Term, 1839,
W HERAS Wesley Abbott, John Wagner, W.
S Thompson, John Mallery, W. C. O’Dris
coll uml Peter G. Shick, went summoned to attend
tho present Term of thi* court nt Jurors, and mado
default. Ordered that they bo severally fined in tho
sum of twenty dollars, unless they do filo with tho
Clerk of this Court, good nnd sufficient cause of ex
cuse, on or before the first day of next term, to wit:
tlm February Term, 1040, of said Court/ Wed
nesday, 17th July, 1838.
A true extract from tlto minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Dep’ty Cl'k. i. c. c. c.
Notice.
4 LL persons linvine nny demands ngninst the
■•stall* of lh" lute William Whitehuod dec'd ,
of Beaufort district, South Carolina, tire requested
to some forward without delay nnd present them
for payment, properly authenticated; likewise all
indebted to said estate, are requested to make pay
ment promptly to
TEMPERANCE WHITEHEAD, J
Savannah. August 1, 1839—utig3-tf Arim’tx.
DIED,
In 'hiscilv, on the lOib Supiumhnr'last, after a
short illness,*Mr. JACOB R. MAYER, in rite 48th
year of hi* age, n native of Clinrl"st»u, S C., but
for some year* past a resident of this place. In every
relation of*.in. hr-oh-T, husband, fathei and master
he xvn* affectionate nml indn g'H 1 ! and Ins pen-roll*
ami lienevoleot nature gained tl.u esteem of ull who
k tie xx him. A- n cliristion'he wnsi-xamplniy. firm
and consistent 5 nor did ids hope nf tlm future |iir-
suke him in Iris last sickness, when hi* disease p. r-
mitt-d him the usa of toason and reflection. By
Id- dentil, a xvife mid four children nre left to mount
■ui irreparable loss, no need mother, a brother, and
-ister, aro bereft of a warm hearted and afleci innate
uml brother, and society i* deprived of a valua
ble member.
On Monday, after nn illne-s of ten days, Mr.
WILLIAM GRIFFIS, ag-il 28 years, a native of
Peterspttrg, Vu., and for the Itt-t 8 year* a resident
of this CilVi He was he.nv-d uud i-*t« oinod by all
who kn-w him, nnd ha* left uutm-roi.s friends and
reiaive* to mourn hi* untimely death.
In Edgefield District, S. C , on the 30th ultimo,
WILLIAM H. BUNCH, in the 2ld year of hi*
nee.—In Baltimore, oo tlm 14th instant, in tiie
27tit year of his age, Lieut. CHARLES S. RIDGE-
LY,oftho U. S. Navy, son ut Gen. Cliaiie* Steietl
Kidgety, of Anne Arundel county.
In Washington, W Ikes county, on the 18th Inst.
Mrs JANE W. JOYNER, widow olllmlnte Wm.
H. Joyner, of Savannnh, ng-d 45 year*, five months,
nnd 21 Huy*.——At his tes'deace near Augusta, on
tho tu rning of rite 30 h ult. of the prevniling epi-
d.-tnic, Mr. JOHN MORRISON, -.g.d 3D year*, n
native of North Carolina, uud fur (lie lust 13 years
resident of Augusta.
At Summervilie, near Augnria, on the 12th Wt.,
Mr. JOHN LEWIS, in the 24th year of his age,
n native of Litchfield, Ct.,hut lor the last four years
a resident of Augusta.' ■■■■■At Richmond Camp
Grutml, near Augusta, LOUISA R. DUVAL,
xvife of fl. M. Duval, foimerly of Baltimore.-—
At Mobtlo, on tlio IG:li instant, Dr T. G. LEWIS,
iged 31 year*, n native of Birmingham, England.
-At Blakely, A|.i.,on the 17th instant, Mrs,
E RANDALL, of New York, wife of I. Randall,
Postmastor ut Blakely.
PASSENGERS.
Per ship Ceiia, from Nuxv Yoik— Mrs Rivers,Mrs
Forbes, Mr McAllister, lady, children and servant,
Mr Ward and Indy, Mr Hoxvland and lady, Miss
Colville, Miss Hoi.-gow.ump, Miss Coo, Miss Or
ville. Mr N-yle, Indy, child nml ervant,Miss Shell,
man, Mis* Weed, Mrs Farguar, Miss Fnrgaor, R-v
Mr Hooker, Messrs Jacobs, Waring, Morgan, May,
Swift, Simmons, Wilcox, Hull, Hulntos, Hyde, nnd
70 steerage.
Per brig Sivnnnnh,fro-n New York—B E Stiles
lady, fuar children und servant, E C Pynclion,lady
three children and servant, Rev Mr Rngeis, lady
and two children, R Gordon, lady, clii-.l and servant,
Mis* M icKny, Mis* Lewis, Mis* C Lewis and »er.
vant, Miss Bishop, Mis* Brown, Miss Whiling,Mis*
Wo Iford, Rev Mr Pn-ston, Messrs'Pnlmer, Dick
inson, Lamed, Bishop, Boswell, Kiozer, Bassett,
Adams, William*, Brown, Amidon, Crane, Kmg,
nnd 100 steerage.
Per steamboat I-is, from Chnrloslnn—Mcssr s
Briggs, Wilson, Milner, Wiilet, Smith, Cumernn,
Dunning, Olinstoad.’
IVrst-nmlnmt Ivanltoc, from Black Creek—
Me«sr* Burke, Broxvn, Carter.
Per steamboat Florida, from Garay* Ferry—Mrs
Raflyle, Dr Triplor, U S A, Messrs L ng, Baldwin,
Branch, Fagan, Circopely, Hiuos, and 8 deck.
Per steamboitC -l Jnxvett, from Chailesion— Mr
iDeurhorn, lady uml child, Mi* Santis, Messrs Al-
eti, Harris, Hopkins, Evan*, and 3 deck.
Consignee* por Rail Road Cars, arrived on the
Q6»h Inst.—241 bales Cutton to Wimheily St Jones,
E Sinclair, W Duncan, C Hartridge.R Hnbershami
Washburn, Lewis & Co, E H nderson.J Cumming
JkCo, Adams & Burroughs, N A H-irdoe, E Blisi
& Co,
Consignees pet Rail Road Cars, arrived on the
o7 1 ;, |:j5 hales cotton to K B i** St Co, J Cum*
ming St Co, Wa*hharn, Lewis St Co, L Baldwin, C
Hartiidge, 11M Pbiouy. Wimberly St Junes,E Hen*
dvrrou-
Geoi jfia-Hberty County.
By the Honorable tho Couit of Otdinury for said
County.
E l KOCH DANIEL.und Eli Bradley, executors
1 ol'tliH Inst will and Instilment of John Miller,
nnd Elizabeth Patrick, administratrix of the good*
and clintt", right* nnd credits, that were of Wil
liam L. Patrick, Into of said county, deceased, ap
ply fiirili^mission from their snid trusts.
These are therefore to cite und udmunish all per
sons concerm-d, to file their objection* (if any there
he) in tiie office of thn Court of Ordinary for said
county, within thn time prescribed by law.
In default tlidrcnf, the said executors and admin
istratrix may be dismissed in conformity to thoir
application. - '
Wit mss the Hon. Willinm J. Wny, one of tha
Judge* of ho said Court of Ordinary, hi Hinesvilje,
in th" comity irion-snnl, thi • thirtieth day of May, m
tho year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty-
nine, and to the sixty-third year of American ludfe-
pemli-nci*. K. BAKER, c, o. o, l. c,
je 7-lamOm
GeorRia-Ciumleii County.
•\7jT,IIEREAS, George W. Thomas and John
v V Tompkins, senior, executor* of the estate
of Joseph Th'ioms, late of snid county deceased,hove
applied for letters of ili-onia-inn from said estate.
Theso use therefore t-icito ami admonish nil und
singular the kindred nml cre.li ors of said deceased,
to filo their objections (if imv they have) in my of
fice within tiie time pre-crib d by law, mherxxise
theso id George W Tlmims und John Tompkins,
senior, niiiyob'uin lottersofdismission front snul es
tate. Given under my hand this 8th day of August,
1839.
•Mg 13 ROBT. BROWN,e.c o.c.c.
\otice. \
O N th" first Tuesday in November next, will bo
sold before th" Court House in Hinesville, Li
berty county, between the usual Itmirs of snle, three
negroes Bet,, J title and Trimly, sold fut the benefit
of the heirs of Mis. l'aikor, Sen'r., deceased, late of
said county.
aug 30 SOLOMON PARKER.
Administrator.
Notice.
F OUR months after date, application will bo
mado to tlio Hon. tho Justices of tho Inferior
Court of Chnthumcounty, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell two tracks' of land, No.
300, dist J2, Nn 32, di*t 8, Irwin county, tho pro
perty of John B. Gilbert, deceased.
Also—Otto tract, No. 372, dist 28, sea. 1, Leo
comity, drawn by John B. Gilbert's orphans, for
tlto benefit of said orphan*,
act 18 A GILBERT, Guardian.
. Notice.
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will
ho mado to thu Hon. tho Justices nf the Infe
rior Court nf Chatham county, when sitting for ordi
nary purnores, for leave to sell a tract of land, No,
4, 5th district, 1st section, Leo now Randolph,
county, belonging to the estnteof Jodediah Barstow
deceased, for tlto benefit of the hoirs and creditor*
ofsaid estate.
out 18 E. BLISS. Adm’tr.
“ Notice/
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will
bo made to tlio linn, tlio Justices of tho Infe
rior Court of Chatham'county, while sitting us a
Court of Ordinary, for leave to soil thrmnlaves nam
ed James, John and Friday, belonging to tho estate
of John Jnoksnn, Into nf Savannah, doceascd, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors,
mu 7 F. W. HEINKMANN, Adm'r.
Notice.
1^1 OUR MONTHS after date, application wiR
r In* mtirio to the Hnnomhln the Court ofPraU
nary of Mirintosli county, fur Jonvo to sell so much
of tlm estate, renl or personal, of the late Jos. S..
Page, late of snid county, deceased, ns will satisfy
the demand* of tho heir* and creditor* nf said do*
ceased
aug 3 C MACARDELL, Administrator.
Notice.
F OUR months afterdnieappliration willbemnda
to tiie Honorable the Justice* nf tha Inferior
Court of Chatham County, when sitting for ordinal
ry purposes, for leave to sell the undivided seventh,
part of Isabella D. Vnllntmn, a minor, in n certain,
lot of land containing forty-five acres, situated in the
First Tylhing in Reynolds Ward, and known by tbo
number (3) three, with uppurtenunce* thereto be
longing.
may 30 WM. MOREL, Guardian
Notice.
F OUR MONTHS a fier dme,application will bo
m ide to the Honorable the Inferior Court of
Chatham county, when sitting for ordingry purpos
es, for leave to sell, a Hons- nnd Lot, in Columbia
wnrd, city of Savnnnuh; one tract of land, 202-J
acres in Lee enmity; unetrarl of land, 202£ acres
in Troup county, belonging to tiie e*tate of the
late James A. Maxwell, and said lor tho benefit of'
the heirs of snid estate.
JO*. CUMMING, Guardian,
sue 20 of tke children of J. A. Maxwell.
Nollec.
A LL persons having claim* against tho late R.
H Pitman, aro requested to present them,
properly uttested. and those indebted will please
make payment to
«>c» 17 ANN C. PITMAN.
Notice.
A LL person* having nny demand* against the
estate of JodediuhBarstow. deceased, aro re
quested to present them in terms at the law, and
tiiuss indebted to mike payment to
wt 16 E, Wm, m ddm'r,