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|> ibm, in k the key ol Ilia .leak uut ol iliain, licld
It up, and taul: Tli it la ill'- key lo a good lu< k; »» I
that paper has bean under that lock and k-y muy
ntuoicoi since I rareired p, as api laliro i i my o«n
hands. I taid, do not an peel »u one about you
We are not in tlie halm «* | uicli.i? ng aeeiet pi ai.
lien domesiti-a or aecreianae. We lore gi.l o
lro*n a yie.t ma aoea.
Vea, I h.ul .1 ro|.\ of th it docn i-rnl, pr li | s »• *
fti ist SffrH iiinrll a> Hie hi <»t eittciSft* ul Ho? <ii
|>i -rn.ioc papers t*l*#CII |m«P(I b» f**een ill*' 1*11* ' ol
It e |lul> .4 UlHOCt*, Hint It »» «n I'fot Utl”l * ft* U' " >
tillo is bv to 1 llu^tim, bj io» 1 npr per nr * *• »i<1
mi cost o. I'liei M'tii'i s«i*ne n one', bin b* 11
mi «.f (M.ikl-u In nils i \ lost .‘Oi ill qimiM's win l
VWVI IlC (Pf*. I itl**ol loll I - lH I" ** ■ *»•• wllllt oMjjln lo
be Ui* q 1iliti< » ul 1 pubic m r bnMtJ. Il •
irtitnsiti is in i v ha 1* *»l IriernMv, n .cmI n *ei
course «it 11 Ine u In iire.ub is ul iliv ilipUiiimo
Corps st ‘hr m nr cuii* 1. will so ordinary p«.r'mil «d
•as;.icit), he h.ts Ii kr% .1 lltln ir *e ten I »•*
il from 1.014: ktn w e«l^- ..ul « xperiem r. How whs
il wliro tins ft otic let « » w wiilbn 'o thfl »urn 1 o
ftoie «*| iiir A inru ni sq-iailfon? What did t •
Ameircau iinniiier Won** ol the »y»u?iri «*f pulu).
foreign ui d •iueM*c, «d lie Hri i.-h cabioM? 1 in*
Idler itself jno»#s th.*l lie *« « a« blind i«» 1 »
beetle; ili.ii to •* s inonuii ul lb* fin! tellers "I Inn
Mlpii.i *ei. It he 1 « I known hi ‘ (limit ul If. he
nowld • of b mv di-Lf “ «• I h msi II ;\h I his < no r>
hy tl-c e \j o-iiM • 1 ms i_ii . I *■■»* 1 - * •* 1
fiOin 4 • > pvi i HI « I v ! 11 ^ 1 > H.Is f II I* L • II h III.01
| tiitve mil 1 O' *4* 1 .1 I O.I t r .. I *11. tie id Ins dtplorti a< -
ic eshlbrti * luid*d<i , j* tin j mrn.tU id h «
li tl»s*r ui.*y *d.u •; ul 1 i. 'ti !ui ki d in llns Ii .• •
t*(‘ii''ii eldn* Is i.pi'ii 111* mi 1 '* id ne, mid 1 ihj fh.i
(hose iedvrs wmidi tu * 11 •• Coinin "I. re id the
m|i»m !|U 1 m r e Mrdil* r 1 ;n»van, 1 d their coirse
q .cores. Imvi bt tu d.sgr.ict lul tu iIip n<*MO d sod i
lor «i.f, iinld ili*‘ 111*01 K'oponailde loi it. Mild *.i\ he
was uut d»i li; Ins <!ui V. ui di n be ne^lct ied **ome
ol the in ui Mini 01,1111 p.ms ul Ins *J ify •** ■ I «•
hi 11 1 «|i 1. il in h - s me** hi * I •• d r• ««*» n. I
tri it.11 aiely < ,* t i.ccn d «* n Ii Ihif AI 1 la n ‘ <J 1 *■
li,iii ol ncii • id u.n;l 1 w I1.1t lliwal ll*< i'io\
C I»I,1 li an J I I I »laj »*\ M r n > ultiM Ii- r-t I
win, l liaie s.'N. .1 w uiii *n .«• s .e is, lia» • mr h"
III in r lieafl li.a . t*U In ll ve ' ! I • u d" w fl ltd *MI
fen a M I'M Itkt l It a i — what Ulus tils! 1 * r I v % t il' til
ll,*. thought ‘lie i III ) fit'*! Iieanj ul if I V
Mi-Ill I »•<>« (* *<J jg» *i.l H ai Iliia umn n ay remain
fit* •« s J uu.it Ii j s mill *H r (ill I i if t ml > I iln e; ♦* r
luav u Mite Ii ii, tt i v* i.I know any tiling nl e ur r<
al ini' llllt'ie, mi ti will • w V* l.av* i lie* uming mv
ri* i ce Ini lli« leiri r* <*l it e In I* ami tgh Mug
0 lit* tye 'III ill! lf»li Mgle, » 'I bill flit ling
rafdtnt»» • > nngli m j»u "1.1 lie • y: s ol Ins uwii.
io r * ('ii ii ' n ibe Mt hj' t ul l It in i e Hu tin on, aid as
lo *v liribet i v it i »i. I • uvt iullli m have Urn g v< u
la IIriders II I fi ll M‘l.» .. l Will Ur* it leased ur
Pttrrendt »• d. W !.-•». I mk *ga m is (Ilf |»ut:se .*1
11.1» |i q i li V f k ’ • f l. I* fj lent lull, IuO, ll-is be • ll a -
• s Cit'd b lure ii w nt a,**k' i. I .double.Ily 'be H n
ihIi iiwverutli' it. ve * • it given l«i umietfl and iliat
lie vv 11 be if ' tl ur mil li Ic i ed. W lei lin tins
•hall be d. I * V .1 au I » y ol t e L'mu I Slat' •*
iu by i Ii - il t I ' 11 ■ N f • • I N w \ «i i k in ay be • <|" •
Hull ol Const I' i"t. I • HI » Mining nut * ve., UuI ll
l« no 'j MS' iu b * i tis add bt« nl II i'*tm. I*,
ficgotlaii ii, 111 (mV 11»ii.f i l ie l ui ' d Si in h is
Dial *» li ell if.'- lint-sh nt i ii have (In nglii lt» ll'dd
arid v*i l imhi r • -1 • • *■ 11» e >n Ins j'* i H ■ ii • I *.•! ■ ) —
Undoubtedly ill l»i if* i x niM* i Lhh been lubl ilia)
•’.lie 1 i ,tv- i. ii* in 11 in I’m ed S alts r niei i.uiiS no
rln li' Ill .1, all • i I Ins . v uw a 1.1 I In- 11 ms ie! mu, *'s a
public li.ul' t l «n , au| >ioi /. I md untie l iken by
1 lie linns1' a lit k i nit ', iiidiv duals « um erne tl in u j
ongiil nol, by ilie , itnciple* . I | ubhc law ami llni
s«pi ■ il i • g let - I Stales, lu be biddr n |»< i
sum a I v r >j'»: • it •• in ilu oitiiii.iry inbuuals ul law
III I III pal It Ip i ill in ll.
U ii luuIn* Iy i > ii s i t "it t i'iv (Mi lo llie Allot
»»cy Ijencral. vv hr o v nl lo N* at A *• k. nil a ropy ul
which Was r on.mum* a ed in Al r Imx. d tl av. i lhai,
•‘whether lbe pint • is be ernuinal * r t ivi<, the lai I
ol listing c’t <1 u tl* t public mi I only, an I hi nbc
diene■ l ti i lie i 111 * i s ul la «I it I so pet tm - . liu l*c n
girth tj ax a v , I I iltlroi *•; ol he r * im1, i lid is id u a' •*
w ntild b»* Im dt ii i e*| < bb (ur n jtr u s m ml.tog
Iniiii |l.e at is ..I (I vrinur m, ail I even I mil the . pi
faltni j* t I po ii »v it
Vi*-. ■* i, 11 I * i r i s' i t i vet nine ul hive been . iveu
Iu uu r i -' toil m . suit i il. i a Vo ** a I 111 • l All I, n I
acted um ei i ru uiln ii In* iim.M i c t.l" naiely
released * i su ne o it* i rd. A ml vv I on lb u ? I * it nut
Si 7 Why. in, Indian s v iges—i niiiiln it, I*' w | mu
revenge H I t* (lilt o| limit * .• I .epl ol I tlUMim I ll
11#»* bill 'd ol llidir m i* ves s'aiti, uid is it lor a
< ’ i s i o n umi .i cold blrnid, lout v * hi • ! ei a de
h'UHlve inegubif i\ ol bonier war, piuvok*'«l by ill'll
own prop’. , u I. <i,| ,t in in re p usi *le lu Mieir mu
liirip d law I * M in. ii. bee mis e l lie hlu ol a man was
lu«l in h iiutluru i lu iy. .im li> r / <1 by tbu public
MU'llOtl left, r iVtl an I tin'll ir v, ol (lie eouutiy ill
whose tit le *t if was linden tkcn and .tell « vetl? —
Sir, ill.’ e u* i nl a e i Vi U7. d count iv up '»i *a. 111 bill
would C»x rib me ii poo ii* lot e.urving hucIi baib.m
nil prim plow i"i•• pi c l.ee. A war piovokcd by
such an fill w.iultl be a war o( meieiless btilciirty;
and (In io cm it ns hui umiliri tide Mi lie nogs wouitl
be lire w* ry border o( our nan eouniiy, upon
witicli we slim.Id bring down ibis jmlgmt nl ui
licavcn.
I ask every men !»rr of 'Ins I louse I" pm hm sell
in lire* poiiiioii , I being a prison i m a loieign laud
lot an net done by the order** < I Ins (•ovetiitoeiil —
fur the bunting ul a b al ur the killing ul met.: I at*k
every mail liere mi put biinsell in llle Siiualtoii ol
Al • Lend, e.tbei(iu lioHl Urilalu ur any part nl die
Hu i'b dom nit) s, and *mi pose u a hi tllei u* n* g •
Halit n between tbe iw.t ti veru uents — wliat would
they s iy il the UiimsIi Nt irtaty ul State, lium a
leprrseulalinn that ibis "as done by me unh tsul
(lie (Jovcrnitieni <1 the U i * I Suiirs, and llitl ihe
oation held Use I re-p* utible lot the act — il tin Bin
ish Seciclary ul S. i t* ivuul I s*y. "»l ni.hi* ul i
iiialely we'hall telease him?" Now, 1 would »i'k
il llh« » oul i be rh'gi aer lul lu the U.nisli ii.iilon?
It wool 1 nave o* en inertly the t outinr\—there
is no ti' bcennii g fioiti the dgmty, ami tights, and
independence ol a n .lion, In .duntnng the principle
that tlf authority til a ra n. * c ■ vi is <s vvtih i m.inile
the deeds ol individual* performed uml* r r; and ili.it
il airestrd upon civil or emu rial pun * ’** lot n, tht ie
must be Some mode of . br*i mg iheir rele so. 1
s.iy (hat the ministri ol rm nation upon e.inh would
be ashamed ol making such a dechtatiuu as that.
And now carry this e r»-spondence to the uiiimmi
extent. W a- is it murt ? Mow do< * it coinptoinit
this countr)? It do s not take Mi l.eod out ol tin
State of N« w \ iik. It never pretended to iineit
the operation ol the law. The Kntisli m Ulster
lias bt eii given (o under si md that t is a question be
tween the two nations, at.il ih It tue Gnicial G v
eminent, as you and I. have a deep inlett»i m the
•take ss well as New Yoik; and that, il 11 should
come to hostilities, it is o.t fur tin- Km pint State ol
N'*w York to cany on ih-w.ir wi'h Gieat Kin .in
No; it is a q 'Cftiuu I >r wl idi the honor ol the wh lr
nation is plr dged, and then loir me Govrimn.ml ol
the United Stairs ha. a light m speak up>u it.—
Now, | ask, »li\ is this (j test ion rased, . s it is iai*ed
ill this tesoiuiion, b( tw r en the GoVe> u nrnt ol (In
United Slates and the Goveriirnem ol ihe State of
New Voik? It is the v steal thing m the wnild to
do what the Consuluttun ol the United Siahs and
the Cotistiiul ims ol tiie s< vi ral Stai«s mieiidi d to
do ab »ve allolhei tilings; that is, that each ol tlie-.i
shall discharge iis own duties, p.i'Smg a oug mi | ai
allrl lines*, without trotsing each oilirt'g path.—
And the course taken by ih United S ates i* cal
culated lor that. Ahei comment! g, a* i have dm..,
upon the di-*cls piodu ed ill foreign land* by a i
port ol I In# Mouse ,vtn,.iijous ami ii.moi in us «•» it vv ,.s
last wiu'er, I ask you what has bet n the counter
Meting i-IIVcl ol this very correspondence? The t fleet
lias bien to calm the irritati m of tin- K.itish Govern
fucul, rous'd as it had been to indignation and r«*
tent mem by (fiat ii fl iiiio.atory iep<>ri. This < fleet
w sppaient in ihe to .e ol .Mi. Pod’s sp.-ech to
iusconstituents at Tarnworih. I have no d uhi
that Mr. b • x represented the thing in tlni ligt.
and, fiom the complexion . f these loiii.iiuriica
tin**, hr repr- seuled that iheie w n no spirit of Iu s
tihty to Great Kritam on the part ol this G »v.nj
ntent. 1 say it is one of die best papers that ever
was written, and tin-. » Ueci ol it upon t e nation is to
be or* of glory and out of reproach. S r. it Ii •> ful
ly authenticated the saying of the gentleman horn
New Hampshire, t-hat you will not have a war with
Kngljnd w Ink the | P Srtui Secretary of .State sli ll
leiiiam m «rfTicc. 1 Uehevti i>. I thank God it is*;
and your coi sMtuen s. and my con ntoeuts .m l the
constituents of the gentleman from New Hampshire
—tho<*e of the gnu km an from New York who ofler
eJ thi resolut.cu1— ay, sir, the coumiiuiuU of every
i
me bn ..I iW M.hi 1 .vr grral rfaann \ • raise
ill* ir 11«ml a hi j • t % ami . ' mini In i hflW *.»d ol bin >
1 . ,| ft t« 4»». ... I ni • I < HMMI lli.U ll Mi v b‘ «n
•*iiM, I * , were ii oflirf** *e —
Th* rbit.limv i n1 m tinbom
’I hr turner ll»*'l «I«V
\« |,| ih|4 i«•«,• liiif|i11—[In* 4• vr i -iI member4 ms ■
in I n.J.li* 44» i| ilie Sp* iK< r. « In* gave mil i «* »'* ‘Mr
\ i» 4 m h i h *i l lie li** h i I rid e » pn ed. S i v • i 11 me m
her4 »H"V* if fill In* * i "ii l Ii l< *ve I'* |'» • • *'' 1
• i Ih'r »>tit » * 4i*rf lif ml-—' 11 o ve i<i I <y if on ilie I •
I,it- *] Mr. Xhams ni l, I i m) own |• • I should
i If I 1 »o ' ik»* I •! M*t V I r « |I n ihi* f ey«» toimi*, ami
in ..III v !!.•■• IJ|» HI 1 *e J.MilMlI, Mi ’ (S*'*»‘
;,l nuicv >1 -n* llir |. . »,., o I'nMi i.!' ] >li Nt»*
tin. I- .ii III** nil'll , l" la) mi I lie lable • < a
mil l< r • eg mv*; and *«). ii im m mi *• t wish* s I-* r» -
ply in me. ! null lo lay Hie resduUoti • 11 <Im
l aide.
11 4 11 Ini on he table by )0a* ami nays—I O'I In
70.
a oui:j<;\ i
KOI K l> \ \ s L V I KK.
'I'he steamer 4'.11«-«I«ini • arrived ai lluv'O'i fill Sal*
rrd.iv w* k 110mi Livrrpo I, widi advices (u die 4di
i'i4ia"<. mrl'i«ive.
'lb' ovi-rl.Hid mail fr • • Iml'ii had arrived on 111 ••
3 I mat. bunging lau i.lmi unitnp nlain intelligence
froill ( iiiM i. |ly 11 was lecrif <1 a Circular id 1.1
1 l. deled April If. I', .iniiiHioClllg a silidololV
c o nun (i 11 1 . 10 1 I null ( ’ -ill • in ■ ui net \ .nig, ijer lara
I,.iv if 1 .4 f.«1.111 «i I 1 in. ma 1 •nrernmg die ni
1 hi rin 1 ms bei*v 1 o ili« ( 1 i»' sc .'lid die Hrilish au
li'nines.
I ! e i. rvm had pi*M reded r poll), and in Cor a**
(jienre of fun we a her there hail been on (he .list
« d t line lit die piles of a .e if nf 3 lo 4 shillings III
dr pin. dmg liinnuli . I lia prices cnrrmi of
die 3rd <j-i**i• lor !ie» d* * linn nf 2 lo 3 shillings,
m roii-r ij irnc.r ul he 1 o n n 11 ed ll 1 «• w r a I he r. 1 fr
do > on wlieaf w as b ♦. ^ I , on ll iur, 4s per bid. I lie
CoMofi itMikei »* 'S slrady. *1 lloUf chH ige nf prie s.
i in (.'»,||j.i m mi r* reived l.ne bv die Akbir, car
1:1 'in Kugand by lb* (d-ai Wesirrn, had, a* was
• xpechif, an rn|iii lam i I ■ •r.t nine Ira market
( ompiiny 's ( .'ongt s itc»tkl 11 o It* Xi*. ?Jto*s 3 J
11 r i.. Snli-i ij 11 i.ily , on rows In mg received nl
rite .mival «•! 'In 1'teuiiet it St. Helena from ('III
o.i, .mil oilier ships In nli <1 w oil t .o* being **j»• k- n, a
comph-it* | line a* | »«••!«!« < < I. .in I 1 li«* • was a lar
tin i tin Im#** i I i 1. per II*. and Ilict latest price lor
('urnpaiiN '> C'o'-gini weie Is. III. a Is. I I «J I.
I, i I S n «!• -n I i.i m» 11.is r* signed i lie oflirn ol (in*
rii or (•- to oil ol iln- Aim in an 1 voices, am! asked
11 ** i * r i; k** i -ii mi ill Volvo i lie i III < r mi I lie otlieer next in
enmmMid, In • iiabie I * i in to lr i v i* ( jiiad i e.nly in
ihr autumn- Lord Ny <!• nliam speaks in a lone ol
gir.u sal'Ml nl nm ol liicMiei.es* (I Ins mi-sion III
( 11 ad i
'| In t lehr.it' d Miilf Theodore llouk, for many
\ • ii * i do 'i < I i In J >11111 Hull, <1 if il a l London, An
gum ’ I. ol a billions cholera, in ilte 6(Jill year of
Ills a • r.
'I in- new meant < <>.irli Ii.im been again l|u d upon
rwin no mi in mIm i.r. r L' ml ii, with oomph le sue
• *'H, l ivin: inn at ll < i.iio ol ‘JO miles pel hour
w n Ii si xi* en pansi itg» n.
M. ilo H >ditn u, 'In Uusmaii Minister at Wash
rrii«*r». s mi. ii In In- l« i id d, and will it I* s nil, be
sent t" V n to a.
'I lie HmiimIi I *.»»11 u r»i ** * i assembled mi the IOiIi.
bin .is i be lie .v Minisiiv m.h mo| y«l complete, very
Inilr ImimiiImm had I»i en 11 ansae! id. The London
Tints i tv* s I lie loll.ia mg as I he liew Ministry :
Sir Itubeil l‘eel. Ktrsi L idol llte Treasury.
liiglii linn II Goullnmi, (hi.im cllor ol the Lx
chequer.
Laid W t om I 11 . I’rosiilenl r*f i lie (’otinrrl.
I, id (, \ ml 1. ii r si, L 'id High (l.neellor.
puke ol Kiirkiughatii, |*rIvv Ho.*h
Kail III Abel tier It, Keieign SlM I* I ary.
Si .1 tines G r a ham. 11 trine St e i et ary.
The Duke ol Wellington, in I lie Cabmei without
« IIIre.
L"r l Klhib. rough. Husideiit of the Hoard of'
( Util | .I
rite I. ul ol i! • Idmgton, Kitsl Lutd ol the Ad
mi rahy.
The ItI - I Kipmi, Kiesidt ttl of the Hoard ol
l r oh
S i K H'dluel., \tiorne> < **»n*• r «1.
St W . K II h, s . hen mi (ietrer it,
l.oid I. 'Wilier, i*«n*lmaster General.
Si I |. I I tilling,*-, Sc. ni 41 y ol War.
S i I. K n He hi# n 11, I'av in islrr Ii e n* t at.
K ol th- th v. Lor I L euN-intnl ol Lid,nnl.
L id KHlol. S' ere in lot lie and.
\V. K .(• i.i d loin , \ nr I'reside ill of t In Hoard o I
l r ole.
The remain nappot Inienia vre nnl vet finally
at iaiiii' il, but tlnr> m 11o 111111tit that the lollowing
M .tdenifU and £• tit etn n will hold otliee in tin
M.unity : I. ml Mali n. Lutil Liverpool, Lord
G So "i ispi, I. *rI ol f*hemetfield, l#ord K. Kg
etiou, Sit G. (’ ik, S r W. Kae, Sir K. Sugden,
.V , .
M ,\Hsni.i.i s. August 31,8 [V M.
August 127, 52 l* M. — The Consul ol
Fr Hire lo I' e Wimslei ol Fotdgti Afl -ns.—The
tin at I. v* ipool air.vi .I line yeitcid v. w.ili the
t iilia mail, who h h it Bombay on the l‘)tli July.
(Tim',"ii the Jd It AI iy, was in the Hainu state;
the Kin, eror is still «l«*» i«te«l on fsisting, ami he
hail olden d a muni mus body ol troops, which
aie to be coin i auded by his hrmll'-r hi pcis *n.
Nothing luiihcr I'm in this suture had reached
L' udou »i 7 t**« lock on iho evening of the 3 1,
though licai y sulli' ietii Him ’IioI (‘lapsed, I -r fur
ther annals by express Itnni Alaisullps. The (I
hits ii!i .VC tin ntni'o d, on tin tea inaikct, had In co
pmdill i I hy intelligence by w «y ol the (’ape i I
(i o 1 11 ope ol shi (Is Oil l lie ' , —no lie VI S 11 OKI
(Tima having bi i ll leeeivnl, except ihe above ltd
egiapluc r o'ii r, no l.ilo s has been received some
w r ks since ml he lulled Sales.
The l lent It p.tjo is >' tie that the tits irg.im/ation
of tin* ill. hi. iy foil oid Frame hid h. en agreed lo
m count f. A1 llii'ii.i! n insists on ihe annv being
ii 'lm ed lo 3 JO 000 in* n, and ihe navy to 1(1 ships
of the line. Alnsh.il S u'i Imitates to accede lo
t lie euun ssions dcmuuhd'J him.
Mi W e i s, ihe et h bulled American banker ol
Pans, died ulhc3ls|ol Anglin,
The new novel by Coopd, called ihe l)eei Slav
• r, was t » be pulilishcd m immiuii ou the l(i It mat.
, ! y lie III ley.
S i am or T*nAin:. vV**.— From the Mvnpool
(T.ionicle ol Si pie.i bei t — Flit* depression hi eve
iy blanch of tr«de wine has unhappily so long pie
vailed, and who h has been most to vrrely fell in (he
nem la u. ling dm i i ns and Iy (lose inmeihauTy
( onii' i ted with litem, is beginning in produce us
natural eons* epicures. Failuies til l ( ouunetci a
( inbariasssti.eiiis are mi the increase, niid we ri gid
l*i suite tb it soiiie ol ihe bouses which have stopped
during the present week, both here and in Alan
Chester, are laige linns, and their slopp ige must
p «) hu e scr.ons (•••ns* ij reui i s. — Foremost among
these, is H e I irgH and lespeciable ( stablistitiiei t ol
Al< sms Alulyi eaux, AAT'lmi >y »\ Co., of this town,
exleusivelv e. g g -d m the 10 ton li.ido, wit "Sc* ha
bihti- w t* hav« h an! v ii lou-dy • s: in tied ul I'dween
£ 300 000 a d .0 100,000, T he ‘tons is on y «j| five
oi »i\ yearn siainhng, amt until reicmly, has mam
1 .H ucil a high e ha i.icier. The piumpal entered
busin ss wi ll a primely lortUue. Tim liabilities ol
A1« sms J. .\| .tiny \ S m, also engaged m the cot.
ttin 11 a 'e, w ill i|.»i, u is sa il, exc i il ./Til) 000. one
Oitr I ol winch is st'i ni I. Alosrs. An tem n>, (i u
•"w vV Co , aunt In r imp i (am failure, is in (lie (Tin«
.ol a 11 a ! e. I' o ill o i five A1 a lie I • e st e r houses t I umie
of less r pule, and whose muled Itabilities, our mr
respondent mlorms us, amount to between jC3t (),
030 a d C 100 0 Ml, have deeTilted their inability to
meet (heir engugt men s s nee out hist.
Fr«»m ihe M 'ruing ll' titld, S pi.3.— Pnvatclei
l'*i8 11 out Alain It oil ti anno ii nee l w n lit (her lailuies.
I lie one is ol but 111 v i a I lilt purl aimer, but the olltei
is that of the most cm nem and obh «i osn.bltshed
house til the American trade. The extent it die
liabilities had nut been ascertained, but it was si uni
m the tune, nl AI hsi . Mainly, Kye and Company’*
failure, that the It hisc m t| lestiou was indebted to
(hat fiim about 40.000/. JTirte, and the otheis
mentioned yesterday, have hud Ihe riled ol cheek
ing the improved demand for go j Is ..ml varn winch
had been exhibit) d lor smite d iy s pan,.m l ol casing
a doom over the ma kd, still gtea er than thai
w Inch h o) pn vioiisly • xts'ed.
LIVFBPOOL ( UUS h.\ M A NC K-Finlay.
Se, t. 3- — From the close « I JTiegd ly’s mark t up
to l Ins date , busiue*} \ cry limed, w it Jiout iinilet ial
change in the prices ; .. .1 ah hough bonded Wheat
aud l'Toui iim-l {jM.'ie in j.#;i;t-s, no imp r ant sah.-i
• w re . ff ©I* 1, the tiol.’ **• fen r .lljf lidltttM|£ l«l
' II I lull* *!'•• .lalloiH. I lf large airifatv 1*1 gfa n
into iIn?* |m*h m he early |*«r 1 «»i ilf wi *k, have
I . ' - m«ri - n Ci v
* >1 li* if ini* morning. Ilf dill) "ii foreign heal it
1 «• f.* H I, on Flour «o 4* |fr bbl.
I) *»mg I br I mi « it lit flay* ilf weallur on die
mIi I© 0 .1 favordi1* loi harvrpt, a d in forward ail*
,i «* *..!•« x m. '*r.»n* |> irmn <1 ilf cfO|W ol W f»* si*
m<| (i.i t immiO'iI ; I* ui a i* I nr'* »*f run la I mg In
a,,i! ,, ||,|% III II g «fi, w I II III Utltflllrd «p,tear,II i
(.oilier |'*ui i <!i*.|* iff iriii are ilflaf i! I »r ilf mo
Mill i v i|Ii«i«hoIh g In© dieted hi or . I ilf weadi
rt, our l orn Km Ii u g*- i > day w laalendrdy miendrd
!»v ihmii and ctoiniry miller*, and moat d*m r»pti>*oa
1*1 lie** \Vn» a'•*, Up.HI • I..lilted demand, weie dr
| r< H>rf m value It I 21 pei 70 lbs. hcuratli die
« iir***• ■ I r i* « *'l I n* ntl.ty.
I* .ml* d Wlf on tlie contrary, owing to rere
«| l II 42 duff* a *1 I II** near iippio.u II of llfli leleaie.
HCM* till tat In f It.ml) ; Old no if pmei »'*’Ve
t hang* d hand** it h *111 all improvement upon out
I .no *| •i.ilatioti". Flour generally, whether I ree or
il rid • v lot k. w •» mi nlctw 11 ij'.r n| at laic puce*.
I* I V K K l*< ItlL. Se|.|. Jj—Smcn addreming y-'U
Oil (lie |S II uit. we have ej(|f IflU ©d a f.lir deitl.iod
hi out 1 ,oiion mniki t, Itu 1 w101.11 h ih railicr r* • c •* d
in coOh ijue U' id l"ict d nab h during ilf last we* k
\\ e f.gMH 10 have to iiuiioioo:e • I * *.* Inline o| lw •
fioiut h in re i 01 • »•' ted *% 1111 the Slant, v /.. lit at ol
Al*ft*rt I 1 me* Ala 01) tV Sun a, and Meaara. M l)
oeu %. \\ «1 II* ••') vV. I u.
'll* 1 * hw* 1 ..hi . glonni over ntir maikel. In oilier
rrapei ih *e app» oed null 1 in pr« vr g, the lair we • -
liter having .hlowrd id much Cji.oii being huuaed,
and imho) being inlei djl) cany, die Foreign hx
(hang*.* c out in 11 tig v e 1 y firm. We enclose a Cir
cular ol 10 da), till* wing die week’* loi-onras.
LtvF.nrooL. Sepi. 4.
The wet weatliii, fiorii wtoi.li wt have Ikcii ex
rmpl 111 waul* ol a week, relumed yeaterday, w ill
I vi 1 y protpMi <1 a continuance. It i fl« to d do*
eoiii o .ok* 1 here but slightly, but tut injurious
« ffei 1* « omul lad lu be li ll in dll* mid other dln
II h 1 *, w lie .1 cotiNid* 1 able ijuauiiiy ol Coro ih
unhoused, and 111 many insuncca uncut
[ Ci ouide.
JAMIH Kll I. IS I. \ l> IOK KAMI.
I I M I K isubsi i i'« r wishes to sell In** Real Ks ale
I in I ill* ( (Mini) ul A iulltM.il. Il consists of TIllCU
1# 1.1 ii 1.1 (10 n* :
ii*/#//#; ( o i i;ir;#;.
Tins K-lute ii .inu.tii ii mum iJiaiely opposite ihe
low« i cud ol ihe town ol Lym hburg, and mil more
ill mi one m.li! iImi.im. Ii i ont-Uii* a lililo more than
.500 unci; ihid ol u hu ll art cleatrd, GO acre* ol
line boliom I Mid ; all ihe tleucd l.mij h wed set in
< lover, i xi • pi about 3U tu:r» s, and in a high slate ol
l<11prov• mi ni. I In* •mprovemeiils are good.
ISO. I.IAG S 41.1114.
Tllisfsiaie ii legaidcd by ihe besl judges ol Prop*
riiy loll' uih nor lo iiuuu i li James Jiiver. Ii ton
l.mii* IojO acres, lhj ol which are Low ((rounds and
•1GG Iiitth land; all the latter m in woods, except a
Ii .in 50 i.ci; must «l the uueleuri d laud is Hue
I'obaLto land.
#/#!*#;## i*/#; if.
'I'lm Halm a line Pi mtalioii, containing about
500 aer< s, sixiy-i lin e ol which are Low (nouiids o|
guild ipiali v I’ll* re *ue ol cleared La id, including
low g i on ii 11dm II i VlOM n res, and a la rue pur (loo ol ihe
wood laud n Ii n i ale I’libarco Laud —This Plan
i in.mi ih a Ii 11 will set m Cover. A11 tile Plantation*
ure well water • d.
The above disirihed Plantations have been
woiked lot s* vend )catsas one Plantation, and are
now under mat ai r.ingeim lit. Any peisoii wishing a
line Ls .ne m a healthy region, will possibly hud it
In Ins mini ii to exaioliie tins.
'Terms of ,Sale.—O.io (unli ol the puichase
money will lie n (|iiii ed at I he i line id sale—and lor I he
nsidue, a cm do ol 1, 2 nod il years, ^e(|u,il msial
me Is,) will be gift’ll, lhe | a) men.s to be seemed by
a deed ol mist on itie properly, Possession will be
given ai the end • I ihe pit sent year, wr.h the privi
lege ol Mining small giainui the usual peiiud du
ring t!i«* roinmg I • 11. II. S. L A N Vi 11( )R N L.
[: /• I ho Rielimond Whig and Knrjmier will
piibi sli tin ad • vi advi iiihciim id once a week lor iwn
mouth*, and send their uccuuu s to this otlice h r
ml I eel loll.
July 15 isif
#,f/arhI:itr& Bj:stitnfr for
\ oi t\im s Aunx
f I MI L N I*. X r SPSS I ON oi this St miliary will
I t imii i ei.i e on Monday, ihe jJUih September
next, and will commue ten munlhs.
Pur the iiiuic tapid advance id pupils in tin* high
er i l.iisi’i, I have lieu mimed in esiahlish a Juvenile
('lass jinfuu'iiloiji in ti e lusher l> partmeiiis ol ihe
Ii.suime, winch -hall be provided with competent
lead.cis mid r my immediate supervision.
'Tenns.—Tuition in PnglMh, Mathematics,
pi cm h an I L aim, $‘J0, pci scssimi ol live months.
Tuition in ih< Juvenile Class, $10 per session i l
live iiioiillis.
Ilo.iid, $ t5 |» » mm.ill. Dues always payable in
advance. D S. OL1 Pll ANT, A. M.,
Principal.
August IG (Id il
SIKO.W SlffMs I*
Jane 3th, I H11.
i:ona> a im im o\,
Bank SqiiAitF.,
\K K NOW receiving and in daily expectation,
ul their .\< to $torc% ol a ftesli supply id m vv,
sr in e and d PHiiabli* HOODS, which, m addition in
i Imii large sunk pietmiihly on hand, will make
Iheir assornne. i veiy dcsirable.
The Pillowing .ire a purli n ol iheir Now (Jnods.
io which i In y I) g I lie aiient mn ol then Ii lends and
the public g* net ally.
Swiss Kdjings and Burnings, handsome assert
IllCUi.
'Jti'i.hiick ilt» do l.nge sopply and veiy cheap
(• l black Mid white wire licit .mil figured Laces,
la h ionihle iii I u le lor Lain s' Shawls
Black ami white Laces I <r tiiuiniing do
lh» do K Lings and Ii.sertmgs, very cheap
Black and while L ices tor Veils
Black and cobnut d kid and Mohair (ilovcs
Mohair Mills, v r\ ha ilsoino
Misses wh.ie and cohrured Cotton llnse
Ladies lil ck and white Cotton and Moravian Hose
Bl »ck I i n Silk, very fine at (is. per yd
Black Crude Khine do (i*.
I’ Lienee Braid Bonnets, latest stylo
(Jen tleme n's II iiulkercliicis and Cravats
I - pieces blue, won! dyed blai k and mvis bio green
( lotlis and Cassiineres, some superfiue and
Ve, y , heap
Coluied TweetH'ass orres and h indsomc Vestings
lor (i > lit le. ioii's su miner Mr#
,r> I Lit * Lotion (>/.n abnrgi, at 1 Oc pet yd
3-4 tV, I 4 (‘otioii ( lotlis, at i •* *•
Heavy Ih.id l )ome*io s for servants at 0.1 per yd
In addition to the above, we have on hand an as
hoi tin cut ol L iwiis and »M ushns, ft eneh (.mlir itk,
t aheo s, ( i .illiys ami M on* ins, him k and coloretl
Sill,s, bl.it k and blue black B. mb /. nes, Hosiery ot
eveiv desrripti n, Jaikonil Muslins and ( ain
hiu k-; Swiss Muslins, plain, t liet ked and figured;
Bishop Law ns, ht ni n c and Linen Cambrick Hand
kerchiefs, Maiseille* Skins anil Counterpanes,
some % «•»v Milt, Toilet Covers, pretty ci cap. La
do* ( oiht iis tVe., (J ambtooi s, ( ashmetells, Na
poleon ( Imlis. black a t.| coloured Cr»pc (amblots,
ami Sain er ('.oils. Bio Linens. Nankeens and
( oUoii t a>* in. n * tor (Ji iitlemen’s siiiiuner wear.
I»td l if king limn li I in Is (id. brown and bleached
I hums! 11 S ii gar, ( \. I lee .ml Bale Colton, and many
tiiliei article* loo numerous in specify, almost atl ol
which mu Ii lends will j le tse be..r in mind, were
lionght tIns season, and ne ol couitu til the latest
style, and ai ilie lowest prices.
J one ] | lajf
IB MAh iNOIKi;.
(I. I».\ KLK. Sing, on i>t*1111r,i, formerly u|
• Kichiiioi.d, . lleis his professional services tn
ii i* mi abuams ol Lynch mig and its viciuuv.—.
l**roiii itie experience ulm Ii several years practice
m unions p..in ol |lie t inted Suncs* has Mhnded
him, he ie« Is lull conlidtnee in g viug Saii'slac'loti In
ihose lor whom lie opt ran s.— l uo*e who it side in
•he country, and taii iM come to lowu to have ope
rations on their U’rili peiloim.d, tan lie waited
on, by ad hosii g a line to him. Hi. B. ran lie
louud .ii ih** VV ishn.gtou ilutel daily, hum 0 A.
M until .'rlL M .
S pieiiiUer ** |S jf
m,\ Uvn
lor stilt tit litis O/iirc.
IIO.WKNTICJ I L.
AI’I'mIS TAII. NTS IS V TI1K I'KKSl DKN T,
fly mill mill the mlrii r mi l i intent <•/ 'he Sennit.
l-.ilwa d K*«ell. til dinwi Hu,flu, Io fce KmnJ
K.itaui li'i.irv mill Almutrr I’leiniiolrniiaiJ at tl.e
, . I II,.: b’li.ird Kingdom ol Urral Hrium and
I r> land.
William i { mu r, ol llliodc Idanil. io tir Eti.ojf
bul l I I II n .*"1 Mi iai' f l’i> i,,|iui.Mu y oral
1,1, ,\| j it,* Km/cioi of Brazil. ^
U Hum' i. mil a .1'*, ol V,r*ii, a, 10 l.r Clur.e d'
Ml ,or, lira. In, Al.ij ,i> ilir King of llic K ng lorn
ol ihw i »•» Si' ill**•
I, v, W. I.twhr, Il'ceiverol Publ.c M«iii ys at
.M .iid iville, Aubaifl i«
To the ICUilors •/ tilt Mtfional Inlclli^cnccr.
\VAMIIIMiTofl, Sept. 20, IHII.
t.*r \tm mi n: h • utils have been *»t«reel io be
i is' upon rli»* com 1 me** of Mr. Kwiug's statement
inrela'ioii m ti e part t.»Uw»» by ilie president in
getting up the Km. al ('or poral ion Hill, by arguing
i ||.it theie iA.it an impr>pi tety in making it which
ought In deprive ii ol ciedil. There, are Circuiii*
mimic •« in tilt* • ase di*iinguitdiing it from “II oilier*
i|i.il | r • nil' - t I I"* k nd, l» grown out of i mal
lei id idlieial business, transacted briuecu high pub*
In 1 unet tonarieM, and is of public and general con
«rrn. T» '* |m<b! 1« arid open conduct of one ol
1 b«se |iirh lin v'iiHi4i 11 s is m «lnect oppus nun to
a h it tlie other had, by Ins express direction and
• tit 11 or 1 \, affirmed as io In* itiietillO's and purpi M'-j*.
Tlieie can, 1 humbly submit, be no s-nous <j jean <11
hi Hurli a case upon the point ol personal propriety,
when the iij ned party seeks t«» vi niicate Ins honor
by disclosing the truth. The obligations “rising
out ol eoi Ii lent I ■ I relations, in private or public :»l
I nr*, are founded in mutual hum. lie tb.it disr*
uards h s own cur Ii lentr«• I pledges and engagement*
c.innot a,legs the obhgaiion ol confidence, in the
8 ime traiiH.iciion, against ti e natural right ol sc I
• iffetico belong!* g to the injured paiiy. For any
hmg that can ever be known to the contrary, it
111v have been the • I j < t ol the original ' ledge or
e> gageiiierii to s ciifii • those who trusted ami were
misled by it. For these re is m*, I do not li' Mtate
io luriiish, lor publn alum, the accompanying sia e
rnent. which coot a ms all the fads and t ireu instances
it I Inn my knowledge,* I hat occur to me .is bung
material, countTied with ilie subjec t of dilleience.
I do lino as an act ol justice no* only to Mr. Kwincj,
w 11 n r i cj nest eel it. but to myself and the Public:.
I avail ii i y S' li oi ill's oi c asion to say that I have
at m» time regarded a d (F rente cd opinion !>■ tween
iIim President and mysell in relation to a Hunk,
however important the subject, as slifli' ietit ol itself
to justify a resign.1111111 of the ofli* e hIih-Ii I lat lv
held in ihe Kx» cutive Adu inisiration ol ihe (iovero
•neot. N.'t was it because ihe Piesideot ihought
proper in ti ll a i h or misle, cl his (Cabinet, as theie
is bill loo much reason to believe he mlende I lo do,
in the all ii of (he la-i Fiscal Hank Hill, ill it I re
signed my place. Theie w. re o h r, and sum: ol
tin tn pre-existing c uses, lot such a tours , winch
many will regard .is sullicient ol themselves; and
which could n t have been overlooked. Hut it
was possible to explain or rein >v<; them, an I there
fore they were not promptly acted upon. The last
ucl of Hit: Pre-ideiii, Innvt ver, was conclusive of the
true c.h itacter «l all the oilier oecuneuces or cir
cumstances which i ad previous'y awakened curios
ity or excited distrust.
I shall, at my leisure, state the reasons more at
large which impelled me to the course 1 have ilmugoi
proper to adopt, and at the same tune luroish a it-• r
i.itive ol all the < reuses, so far as they (ell ti tier inv
obseivaim , win h have resulted in ilie separation ol
Mr. I vi.kk liom the p.u v which biought lum into
power, and the bie iking up nl the Wing Adminis
tration. 1 mil, respectfully, your obedient s ivant,
JOHN HKLL.
Messis. (i AI.KS vV Sk \ton.
ST a TK M K NT.
1 railed to see the Piesident on ofli i.il business
oil the morning (Monday, lliili August) before the
first V elo Messag was sent in. I InUIld him reading
ihe Message to tin S.cr« taiy of the treasury. II
| >iid me ihe honor io r-..d the material passages to
Il'IO. I pint leading f hit part of it winch treats ol
die superior i m poll nice and value oi (lie* business
do e by ihe late Hack ol the United .Stales in luru
ish ng • xr ii.n g» s l etween the dilfeient States and
sections o| do Union, 1 was so slmngly impres-ed
w n h l lie idea l hat he meant lo itit i nale i liat he would
have no objection to a bank which should Le re
stricted to dealing in exch inges, that I mtCi i upleil
In n in the r« a Iiiij, and asked it I was »o under
stand, by what he had just read, Unit lie: was pn par
k’d to give line as-cin to a bank in the Uistnct ol Co
lumbia. with olh "s ni agem n s in the States, having
the piivilege, wiihout their tisseni, in deal in ex
changes bet wet it ih< m, and in luieign bills. lie
pioiii, tly implied tluii he thought experience had
i shown the m ccsaitv of>uch a power m the li.rv
eminent. I could not r< strain the immediate
expression id my gratification upon hearing this
avowal. I sa.cl lo ihe president at once, l< at what 1
had feared would lead to fatal dissensions among out
li lends, I now legardcd as rather fortunate than oth
erwise; tint his veto of the lull ilien b«l ue him
would lead lo ih*’ adoption of a much better one. 1
also congratulated him upon the happy circumstance
ol the delay which had taken place in sending in his
, Veto Message. The heat and violence which might
have ion n expected il the Veto had been sent in
unmedi dr y on ihe passage of the bill, would now
l:e avoided. Tl < c had been given for tool reflec
tion, and «‘S (lie M < to*age did not exclude I lie idea ol
ll 'lift I l Bl'llll l"l HP, I ll l| H C»»ll-' 'j I' I ' ' ®
would lie I1U1 ly tol.iiluw. No t xptessod his gr« al
sui ptise that there sh uldbes much < x ilemeui up
uii lliis subject ; s ud lh.il lie Ii.i 1 had his mind made
up on the bill In l ie him (iotn the first, but bad de
layed Ins Message (bat tlicic should be time for the
( xeiti inein to weai off; that mulling could be more
easy tit hi to pa-s a h i which would hohw* r all ne
! cessary purposes; th.it it could be done hi duet
i days. 1 hr m x' day, having ccasioti io see the 1'resi
duut again, h requested me io furnish h in with
. such inform tnun as die War Department Mi nded
• •I ihe einb tirassmenis a'lending the (rauslet and d.s
bii/srmeui, ol the pi.bln revenue to distant points uu
(lie frontier, in Florida, \lie at the same turn
requested me in draw up a bml statement of my
views up u the subji'ci, showing die piaetical advau
tages and m t ensity *d such a fiscal institution as lie
had thought ol pii ponng. Sinli inlormatiou as I
could hast i y col lei I Ii mu the heads ol die pi i tic i pa I
disbursing buicaii-nl die Dejiaiimem I handed to him
• mi lilt* evening of die s.iiic d»y,km wing dial tmi*- was
ol the utmost importance in die stale in winch it e
q nstnni dun was. lie received the sian ineiits I
g ve him with mamlc-t in ! I) reuce, and alaimedme
by rein.nking tInn In* beg.in to doubt whether In
would give Ins asseui (is 1 uudt'islood him) to a y
bank.
I' I it* next day (Wednesday', 1 6 h A tigusi) was t lie
s Hied tini'' hr die weekly meeting ol die Cabinet
w nil the Piesnleiii. Mr Wi. usTFit, Mr. Iwinu
and myself, went at leu u’elm k in the ii ormog, ami
weie informed di n the l*nr idi.nt vvjs engaged
wnh Messrs. Ur nKiK\, .^khufant, and, 1 think
Mr. J)awso>, ol t>eorgia. We waited UU ll they
reined, and the I’m hu nt made Ins appeiiame
about three quartets ol an hour a fit rwar.is. Mr.
II nlgei came in soon,M » r the l‘ui ni'i:nt join d u-.
Mi ssis. ( mi I'l-MU > ami (iKAMii.ii did not .tllend.
I he coulereiiee winch en.sutd w.is a long one — tast
i'U! I wo hours at lea-i. am ending to my iecolh-i iion.
I camioi lieu-ml to d t.nl ah ttun was said ; in unci
can I under take to givr t he la igu ige emplovi d n\
the I'kk^ii»fNT upo i every point, oof . f die mem
In is ol the l aumet. 1 can only stale the substance
I I what w is said upon tin so points which most at
( i rant'ted m\ attention.
The l*ie*utP nt commenced by stating dial lie had
In rn wane i tipoo dial morning by a committee ol
Members of ( ongrr-s-, v» i o desired to know hi
v*ew s upon tin sir | i i ol a bank—such a one as he
could sanction. lie had given them no sans!.iction
upon (Ion subject, but had informed • hem that he
had informed Hum that he would lint consult vmh
Ins constitutional advisers—hi- Cabinet —Ihtoug .
whom he thought it moM regular that his views
should be commirn cat* d. II asked the opinion of
bis C ibmet upon the cmiccinesH ol the gr-oii. d It
ha,| i Uei ; lem ukii'g M the same linn', that i.
habit Ol i x pi ess t ig his views to AI «* in tj« i »* « f(.o||
gu -s upon suji s id so much mieie-t suhjei le*l
lit ti to gi • at emu it i . - inrnf am) iii'm h o l -i epi. -• rt
I q b nip d 9p.03e I of, the I'.isi
"i adve n <1 bin fly, but with* ut m n h i mini xhm,
tu the icla'it'u tu wliic i he stood to the l». uk qncs*
I 1)111 t.iy will) tile wishes « I Ins friend*. II • -*|»•»kr*
of (})«• relation that ex s e I b • w yen him an I Ins
('a mi**i, and lio v necessity n was (list he should
have ihrir ••i|«|iort. Would they stand by lum !—
II ninth preferred llial the w hole subject should be
pus1 polled until the mx' s* ssnn ; but il it was nrces
snrv to act now. he tbought a p'ati might be devised
v* hit It. wnh ffi. ir to njoiati.n, might he <am d
through. J I M woudeied whv tile Semite continued
hi ji. s pone acting upon his Veto M' ssige, which
w.h y«t to l»e disposed nl. 1! e supposed nought
be to hold it s a rod over his head; a d had s uie
doubts " h liter u was proper that he should i o si rr
Iufiller upon the mu' j *cl until the Sen ile had d* i i
dcd what t * t v would do nli the lull llien before
1 them. Some o * pies nt assort d him lha th pos
1 ponemenl ol t ic question pending in the Senate nas
! intend' d to give time Inf nil ctioii, and to picvt-ni
.in inteuipt r-ite d« bate.
Tbe President then gave t! e outline of such a
| bunk nr fiscal inn it .lion as he thought he could
j sanction. It w >3 to betu the Uismct of CMurtibia.
j io have iln* pim ege ol issuing its own notes, re
ceive Ill 'll' Vs I ll dep Kite, and to deal In bills nt t X*
I change between the States ami between the United
States and loteigu Stales, lint he wished to have
ilie opinion ol In* Cabinet upon it. disown const*
lencv and reputation intis* be looked to. lie ton
I-.1 lend Ins Cabinet bis ft tends, who must stand by
atid defend w halt vet lie did upon the subject, II
appealed paiiu ularly to . Lr. W i BiTi K for Ins opin
ion upon Hie p uni of cons stency; and w hiMher there
was uni a deal d at me too bet ween l ie old «il mk of l he
United States—a Ii ink uj ditcnint Un<( JcjjosiIc—and
.the one e now thougm ol pro|msi> g; and win (her
the i oust nut tonal qu’siion was not different, il re
minded us ill it, m all lus I o i me r *peec Ins ami re
porti, he h d taken the ground that Congress h < I «o
; ( oi.8iiluiion.il power to charter a bank which had
, the power < I local discount. Mr. \\ l u-iTi u point
ed nut the distinction between tire two plans in a
, manner « inch app« ared to be satisluctoiy to him.—
Tim substance nl wh it lie said was, as 1 und' isbmd
birii. as luilowK lie had a decid'd p eleience for
i a bank it| on tin* plan then prnpos. d over < nIk r « I
: these w Im Ii had In cm previously spuken ol. I le ii*>
j minded the I’icsideni that he had expressed Ins
preference bra bank w ich should be restiicted
in its dealings to bills of exchange, when i ertam
gentlemen fiom the city ol New VorU went pie
set.t several weeks before, lie then thought, as
be did now, that it would answer all useful
purposes. <> e ground ol this ,.refeicuce was,
and it had gr* at weight w ith bun, that the plan did
not contemplate the consent ol the States as. m
any way nr at any lime, necessary to it* existence
or efii lene.y. lie thought the plan proposed at
tin* c iniinmcerneni ol the session, gem rails known
as Mr. K vv iso’s bill, as incongruous and ohjctiou
able (ui dus ground. 11 is general course ol t Inn king
on sin Ii subjects led Inin to preb r that, whatever
power tIns (iiivernmpiil asserted, or was autlioi zed
in as erl, should be exetciseil tridep ud-nl ly u| .State
atjihuniy, and of the mierlerence ol tin States, lie
thotiglil there could be no doubt of the const11tlti<»o.
al power to charter such a bank as was (lien propo
sed, according h« lie Picsideul's own modes of
tiuiiking np«*ti that subject, if he uriJerslom! them.
Cert iinly there was a cie.ar distinct ion bet w ecu such
•i Bank ami (be late Bank ol the United Slabs.
I lie one proposed was to limited m its npeiutions
io such objects is were chuuly within some of the
general piovi>ions ol the Cousin 111101*9 or such as
w- ie clearly in c-.ssary in the execution of others.
The ptivilege n| insulin' ns own notes, dealing in
exchanges, and I recc i t g in meys on dcposite, >11
appeared to have immediate rtleumre to or connex
ion with the pow er given m the Constitution over
I e.nmmiM ce bet ween i he States, over the currency,
and the necessity fiscal operations ol the (jnveiti
meut in the collection, sale-keening, and disburse
ment id the public teveiiue. These were all sub
Iecls o| nalioiuiI, an I uni local or State concern.
1*lie disimctioii between (Ins plan and the late Hank
ol the United St ales lav in I his: the privilege enjoy
ed by the old tank, ol dealing in local paper, or dts
counti ig notes having circulari »n, as it might
In1, hut between I fie dlf- rent sue ts of commercial
points ol t lie Name city, had no count x ton w it h the
trade nr co nmerce bet ween the State* and remote
seetoms I the Union, our wi h the hansl-r of the
public mo iev Imm one point to auither; and it li.vl.
iln ielorf. no necessary conmxion with any ol ml*
great national object* I r winch the bank was th.u
tered; or cruld it lie claimed as ail incident to any
ol the powers given to Congress by t he t ’mist it tit mo.
I’ll a t privilege, he apprehended, was conferred up
on ihe I lie bank from i Ik•belieft li it without it ti.e
slock ol the Hank could not be made | roli akh ; an i
• it was iherel >re considered as a necessary incident to
an iiHtimtion w hich was uscli but the offspring ol an
incidental power. Kxpei iencejie tin light, had sh wn
dearly that lue.h a priveb ge was no longer important
or neces-uiy. I5y cm fining t he discount mg privi
lege o| the pi Oposed bank to bills of exchange bet ween
i bis country and forego Stales, aid between the
several States ol the Union, (Ins objection would
not lie against It.
The President expressed lus regret that he had
not used /In Words “ba k ol Uiccount m d dcposite”
m his l ue Message, so that the distinction lie now
took might lie clearly interred from that message,
and he could not ihen be charged with incotisis en
ey. Mr. Hadglr said he thought nothing would
have been gamed by the use of terms “ba ok « f dis
count a< <1 dcposite” in Ins message; for as to the
chmge of inconsistency,it might and probably would,
be made agsinsl him, lor party elf el, il lie s m< tinned
the bill tin’ll pioposed by him, inasmuch as
dea mg in «*r buying lulls ol exchange would be dis
counting, and to tliat extent make it a bank of dis
< omit.
When all lie material points appeared to he dis
posed o I, .. i,d t he n cm be in ol the l ’a bin el present had
expressed ijjitr detnltd appiob tom ol the plan
the President had suggested, he said that, .ill r all,
he would not s n cti.m a bank in the lor n just agreed
upon, if be supposed that it uoulil lie made ill -
grou da ik or basis «.| a bank with .ill the powers of
the late 15.ink ol the L oiled S ues He never would
give bis sanction to ilie pow«»r ol localdiscount. lie
i.MM ti iiiat, at the m xt or succeeding session ol
( n„ie>s, »i.e Wings would be bringing I rwaid.i
ttiendinunis engrailing tins pow r upon any chatter
he might now approvi; and lie a( peal d to Ins ( 'abi
mu l" know it ihev would stai d by Inm, and use their
toll leuce in prt V'-nii ig any such movements while
Iks A lint ustr.it,oti I tsled. Mr. Wi.nvrKtt and oth
ers gave him all proper assm me s on this point.
The President thought a capital of fifteen mil
lions ol doll.us would be sufficieui.
A u mie, he 8.1 d, was important. What should it
In? Fiscal Instifu'e wen hi do. It was objected to,
and the name of Fiscal Batik pn f. ired by a mem
ber rd the Cabinet. He replied that there was a*
gieat dea in . name, ar.d he did not wish the word
bal k t«) appear ill the lull.
'I If President then inquired if Ik- v as understood,
lie sii l tin re must be no misunderstanding oI wdial
he proposed to do. Addreg.su g hi i.se f to Mr.
Km.>u, h asked him d he th. tight he nmletstood
Ills view s lully. Mi. Kwino tin e.slood the Pu-s
* I * * 111 i»» have no objection to a bank in :he Hi-tiict
ol Colu bur, With offices of discount and deposite
m tin* S ates, wi h their assent. The President in
terrupted him abruptly, by saying he d d not uu
<Jer>t uid h m at all : he w is nut w tiling to sanction
a y such bat.k. I understood his tlj 'ciioo to
be lo the j oner ol local discount. J su, p sed Mr.
Kwinu intended to say that lie under*tnud tHe Pu s
dent had no constitutional objections to sue.1! a bank. 1
Mr. K vying, hiwcver, without « xphiiumg, went on
"> •Si,K 1 hat lie now uudeis o ol the Piesidem to
h «ve i o objt elion to a hank in the Dtslrict ol Co- I
i Inmhia, with the power to issue ns own notes, re
eeive ii oneys on deposito, wiih « lii is or agencies ]
! ii tile S i t*, having die privilege, without dieiras-i
"eni. ol dealing in bills ol exchange drawn in one
"e or Yernioiy and mule payable in another
S ite or Temtory ol the Union, and in bills he
i w ee11 the U it-d S al* s and loreigu Stales or Na
i too*.
I be Picsident sa d lie was then understood. IK
r« qnested Mr. \\ r usu rut particularly to coinmu- I
on ate with die gentlemen who had waited up
ufl him that morning, and to let then* know
he c. nclos ons i.nviuch ho had rime. Ho also
req I Med Mr. Kvyino to aid m gelling the sub
j ci properly before Congress. 11«> requeued
dial the) won I take care « Of to (ommji him by
w hat t !».• v said to member* ol Congress lo anv iu
temmoto dictate to C oigre-s. They might express
i!k n confidence and hem I hat such a b.il as h ,d j
j a-t Ik . n agie' 1 upon would receive Iks sanctio < ;
11 " to u I he s i in.i *«;» of ml iciiee lio nil
Wi»M *mge .lij I hi* gmici.il VI wj. IK thought \
Milo fllP ll lit Is n| SoltlC friend ol ills own 111) If|
whom lie could rely* Air. Skruiant w is named,
and lie expressed liimselt HiituOeii that lie sli«»i,|,|
hare charge of it. I I « als < expressed a wish In tee
he hill before »i w as presented to ihe 11 >use, if k
could he so mmn»ed.
I then s ltd, ad Iresdng *ny-e!f to .Messrs. \Wb
sti k and Kwinu, that no tioi-r wax to be lost
hi rommuii'catiiu wi li genii men ol Congress; tb.n
d i i was dinger that Air. Ewing's bill wmiltl t,e
i k' ti up i' d r**| nried in the House nninediati ly
alter 'lie bill s lit b n k to the Senate with the 1'iesi
d ■»: ,'s • 1> j »•«* 11 ns w is ilisposi d of.
\» tit • tiHude r** ill 111 e cabinet iosp to dppatr. nr
j isi Im Ion, the Presil- tit ri que-ted Alessis. \\' > B
sti r m 1 Kwinu. as they bad turned their attention
mote p Min-ularly to the s ii»j**ct. to luroish him wn t
w r11 ten argom* nt* op ii i ii<* points they h d he«'ii
discussing. II- w a nl i J them to fortify ins own
opinion, and iu lay op lo* lutuie reference.
JOHN BELL.
Washington, Sept. 20, 18-lL
MR. BAD «KR\S LE PTE R. en/
Alcssss. (J.AI.I.S .V Si aton: I deem it proper to
< (V‘r a public exjdan it inn ol some of the reasons
which led to my resignation, outlie 11th instant, of
the o111 < of Secrrtaiy nl the Navy, and, fur that
purpose, ask a small space hi the National Intvlli
gem er.
At ilie Cihinet mppiiriz held on the 18 It of Au
gust Iasi, (the Y t'-r cv (J ticrul and the Postmas
ter (Jene at b tug absent,) the subject ol ail Ex
change Patik, or institution, was brought forward
by tin President In used, and was fully considered.
Into ill • p iriicul.fs ol wha' passed 1 do not propose
now to en ter. li w.ll be sufli lent to say that it w.h
ill n tlis.ineily s an d and utidersto ol ihn such an
i s'i ul to ii me i lie approb ation of ibe President,
and was dee . ed by hi i lice ul constitutional objec
tions; aid l-ii'd ( I ('oogress should deem n up.
ccssiry to act upon the snlject during the scs ion)
ili.it nucli an lost ii ut ion should be adopted by that
body. and ihat I be members id Ins Cabinet should
.ii I in In i g tig aimtil the te-ult; ind Alessrs. \Veb
st e r a ml Ewi g w.-re c-peciaPy icqtipgied bytliePre
si lent to have commuinc.it on on the subject with
i.cit un inenib r> ol < ’.'tigress. Tim institution then
.spoken ol was to be located in the District of Co
lumbia, to be audio z d io establish agencies in the
Stales and P- riMmies w nil p wer to deal in bills of
exchange between the, IJ 11ed States and foreign
countries, aod in bills of Exchange drawn in one
S ale oi I * ninny aod payable in another Stale nr
territory; and the exeictse nl this power was not to
depeu I on any assent, i xpicssed nr implied, of the
S at s wiiinu winch such ag'Micies miglil be estab*
hshcJ.
In emu q tenee of what parsed ;it this meeting, 1
saw such Ii tends m Congie-s as 1 deemed it proper
to approach, and mg d upon them the passage of a
lull to cst .bl .so such an i situtum, assuring them
mat I <1 d mu doubt it would receive tlie apprubu
t ion ol t lie l*i esi lent.
Ph : lull w is p isse I h the Public know, and was
met by the Y'cto. Now, if the President, alter the
mee' mg nl the I - h ol A tig list, had changed his mind
as to the cons!jtu tonal power uf Congress, and had
come to dnu'u nr deny what lie had admitted in that
met '.mg. ( w hicii is tin* huh favorable interpretation
iha» can be put upon Ins conduct,) it was. in my
opinion, a plain dmy on Ins p irt to have made known
to ihe geuileii.en cum erued fins change ol s- ntiineut
—to have oil red them an a, ologv lor the unpleas
ant si'uaiioti in which they were placed by Ins agen*
ey—or, til least, io have soliene I. bv a lull explana
tion ol his motives, Irs intended Veto of a measure,
id pm ii. ot log the success of w Inch they, at his ie
ijoe t, had rendered tl eir assistance. But this the
l'resuleot did not do. Never, from the moment of
my leaving Ins House on tlie ]8< h, did lie open his
lips 10 me . n the ‘object. It was only from the
newspapers, from rumor, Iron hearsay, 1 learned
that lie ha I <1 tiled the c.institufi nudity of the pro
p sed institution, and hid made the tm si solem i
assevt raiion that he would in ver approve a mea
>nie whit h I knew was suggested bv himself, and
which hal bee *, at Ins own instance, introduced iu •
to (’on. ns-. It was still m the Preside ill’s power,
, by a prop* r si a emit in l v me-sage containing Ins
objei nous to ihe bill, io h ve supplied these omis
sions, ami in some degree at least to have repined
Ins I finer m gb c i, bu t w hen that paper came lobe
nod, ii wasiound that s i far liom saying frankly
that he even favored and had been willing io sane*
in ii the bill. Imp had been I d (ll such was Pie lac I)
by subs' t j lent rt (1»*. i ion | o adopt ii life rent views up
| on the s . tijee i, lp* i real • d the measure «ts one e video I
i ly me uisis cut with his previously expressed opin
, ions, and which u ought not to have been suppposed
Inr a moim ut lie could appiove.
\\ he ht-r Pus i oriduet ol i t- Presid'iil is suscep
tiblr ol just dt I nee or reasonable excuse, it is n t
life, say now to n (j me. I have mu heard, nor
can l imagine any gtuund for either. Whetliei an
explanation of ii lias l> ru t If te.i io any one of the
gent If tiif n cn u cruet 1 1 know nor, but mine was nt
any time offered to im : and while 1 forbear lo make
the r< ru aU, t bviotis and p.iinlul as they aie, which
the transaction suggests, I declare ihe conviction
dial I Ills conduct ol ihe President, standing without
known defence, excuse nr « xplan .lion, constituted
(if no oilier reasons had existed) ample ground for a
withdraw.il Irani the Cabinet without delay.
It is scarcely necess ry lo say dial 1 have not sup*
(•used, and do cut supjiose, that die difference mere
ly between Hie President and Ii s (Jabim t, ei'her as
io the i oust it in mi- al"y nr the expediency of a bank,
neces-ar ly interposes any obstacles to a lull and cor
dial i n o).(-r- iion between then, in die gettersl con
duei ol h s \ imiuisiraip.n; and therelore deeply as
1 rrgr lied the veto ot the first bill, 1 did not
i y s ll at lib r'y to retire on dial account from t *’ ^
si'u n't ii. But tin* l.uis at lending tlu ini t lat f*»o
and dis ppioval ol the last bill made a case totally
lv ddl<‘ieni Iro ii tlial—one it is believed vvi hout a
piralkl n. the Inst' ry of our Cabinets; pi eseni mg, to
say nothing more, i measur em iruced and then re
pudiated— efforts prompted and then disavowed —
S' ivu es rendered and then nea ed with scorn or
neglect. Sueh a ea-e r» i|utred, in my judgment.
ii|!«n) considerations, private ami public, that the
official re 'atoms subsisting between the President
and invseli should be im mediately dissolved.
CKO. P. BADGKR.
Wasiii MiTo.N, Stt'T. 18, 1841.
wax i\» »in:.tick
«. f) tuts,
.It ll'in/h sale amt !S< tail,
jon.v i* i is i'is,
nWlNUjusi leitnned Iro n ihe Noriliern Ci
i es, is now o lining at his \iw Store, in I Ii
rornpr house, opposite. ilie maiket, a large anil we|
selected
sTorii or imv goods.
These (iuud.s huc bought mostly ai the ?Scw York
Auctions Ioi (MS//, ami can, and will he sold low.
lie invites the alien linn ol I he public gene rally, as it if
only 11ee.•1 s'■ iry to ex iruioe the Goods to be coiivm
ced ol their ehe ipm-s.
COUNTR V ME ROM! \Sts, PEDLARS, «#•
all oiIits w ho h o y (.foods l o sell again, w ill do we. I
to L'iv»‘ mo a rail, as I am well prepared io do a
WIlOhKSAhK tiUSJ.NKSh.
j no. j. run vis.
March ‘Jl) rmif
EDUC ITIOl.
* I ^ 11 K WI.MTKU SKSSION of thn Riibsciib'T*
1- SCHOOL will opeu on ,M• inlay, Ihe iliirJ
day ol October, ami continue five months.—I» ,f.
all the branches ol a substantial Kducation will be
taught.—Tuition fees, as heretofore, in advance.—
Ilf? will be assisted by his daughters. — Instruction
in Music and I* noting will be given on the ordinary
terms
\ lew pop f can be arcommudated wi ill tiorfr>lin(J
in In, biml} U’.M. S. REID
H«,.i,'iii,i.; Im if
r n ti i j, s: s i: ii o o i. •
f | 1 1 I I- w ml r session of the sibscribei*S School
■ will commence on Mnndrby ihe third flay
October, and con inue five months. Grateful *°f
past enemrag-ineui, the subscriber will use con*
a'ant exertion fur itie irnprovemeut of those who
may be eotiusled to her rare, i’ue plan ol instruc*
H"11 •• br m (•< all iii«* usual branches.
I l. Ii M s (nr beg on»-is, ten dollars; tin sc more
advam ed, imlvc. Tuition lets m ailvane.e.
I). 1). DAVIS.
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