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I - k -, ;Wo give the fullowing .tractu flom the Spdeh of r. P'E.ro.(I olj thli Uivorce aiina rgrt that our limits lrga it~soiiragybt a - My Coller4dte statiis s a to any coinlectiliJi or the bank-, the.0amst1a dter-s r 1cdub iittbe .-urreticy by the action of Govcrient. A Be slays , - 'It followvs.asj a 1e,s~Afry eousqqtpyo. that to lhe exdeat ofilifs'iiietact$Le thle latbes of the baniks expailInyd (tttral%'ith the xpansion ais conrtitoufft.thedise tao - tion of the G ov as, 1t4 v'ithilie hicrAW of itsittlies, tai nIayWtindepetlttfred with tihe delfniostif s '.t-itingrl-s - ad1ditionail capitatlje1. iti~e kusofni iotes, n ithdraWn its Conlequen'ce, froti a! enlation;all of wh ich i-n.st directly' n'et the aiounit of their butsiqpss and issitet, ld bank enrreucy muttst bOcourC, Lortake of all those Vibrati ons tthiclh the fiscal action oi* thei Gternmi-nt is niecessrily expiosed, and whien 'grent andl sudtiefn mist .expose the systeitm to entustrop~bes such as we now witnev. Ini fact a m'ore 'niitable instance enunoI e.lected to illusYtrte tlie truth of w% hat I un sert thtan the present, Is Shall proceed to show."' ~ -Now if this be true, when the Govern ment i operaiing upont hanki-tratling en a Ape-r h~i.i anld enttionaLs of ticir awn inl leret, how muiiitch m111-ore trite is it wheni the Govermnent divestAd of all 'sneh crmnec -1tion, and b1a Iin-g fall cont-mul or the eirren cy, will -xpand or contract it, nCecorling to its necesiti, whis, or p1arty purposCs. I understand the protpositmnaa to bt!, that the banks are it) be dicoantinneat-lca*nuse their paper partalkes of the vihrations to wlich tle 6seal ( atiaon of the Govet ttime'!nt is Ox rosed. Uit it is coblviotus that Government paperahra is.an-enrrency erciated bay the tiseil action of the Goirnment ill be still more inmnediatly al intimately a(Teeted by tle vilbrations of thIan I fiseal ntioln ihint hank paper. Tle banks are somee check ipoi tli-se ilnaetuations. which witiant that chek1; will necessarilly he greaer. I cnn easily conceive, that if this Giovernment nder takes to decide oan a he linantity of imoney, or to retalate its issues by l:aw, nothing ean he more nalaeeraii than its quanttity, nadal - herefire value, from ve:ar to venr.' If it be regulaaed on a ratio witi tle -revenue-of the Govi-m.rnent, we amay estimiate the flue Ittations by lte receiplas ;.r i, compaired to those of 137 Or if it he suabmlaitted en tirely to the discretion of this Governmeit, let the various optinionis of the present m menr,-riu regard hoilt it) the iquantity of moaey m cirenitation, natl to the quantiity which is necessary fihr icilation, teach ts a jessonl of Caution. The miniaistration parly t this monenit stiiuse hat tle con try nhor-s under a reduat..cirenlrtion, and if it coitrotnlel the cnrcey, w-ould ian mediately Caa-nail it: IwIhile perhaps' fle better opinion is. that the naoney in tir at lation is hardly equal to the wants of the' coiuntrev. .J "ennot lbut think. Mr. Presidenit, tl'nt my colleaguae lhabitually overates the in fiuenace of lhe fis-al nction of the (ov'ern mient uipoan the Curr-ecv, in regard to the exiansion or contratI in'of it, ai especal lv, if he he-correet i.---- g t hat th't tifn of thiR Gove 'riiin t is niow4 redured to au ecanontncal standard, and.tihia the Execative will sustain itself, only by Iise. pat riotie and moderate mcasures. Ife sip pioses that the governmecnt hitas power to make an inconvertible paper motley cirdu -ate, which I coive -e to be 1teyon(l ta, power of any- government, dndai- this iden seems in part to r suilt trom, whalit I c'omt.ider - t -amisconacepttion lie has fallen into ras to the credit wthich sutstnins baniik notes. [Je rgta -poses that this credlit is contferared to a g-re'a t extent by a he G overnmatent mnakin.' the-n ra ceilvable in pubilic. dtes. which he iiilnstratec *by' stating thiat if the Goverhmtaeti vuntid say that it noi tal take in paymient of its dues, the noles of anly beggar in the streets, *sueh notes wvontal lI enrrent. J do not thinkh they wouldl he etarrent,, sinless the dues oaf * he Gbovernmtxent ne re unlimni atc, or the notes of the begar limited. If as I haeit, endeavreda to showii. a goY~vefnment enutat make its ownia notes circ.ttlate at pat-, it can tnt miake a baeg.gar'. The calse of .he1 h<-g gar wonhll bec aniaaoins to thtat of the bainks, if the Goaver-nent said thmt it wm-otd take hi., notes as long a lhe < ontinue to-a ha) specie, wihiebl ik thea langtnge f t he. resola.. tioni of 181G to the banks. i,; endorse mnat oaf the (.over-nmn ouin1 thbank notes was not 'receaivale ini pubic dueas,' butt "'re ceivabtle in puii dhaes;-as long nts speccie can bea got tor it." TIhe effienev of stuchl an endoarsemen-it to confeyredt i otvr pe-rceptibleh. The certibaility of th<; nte aes it goaod withotth endorsementnr dostewithdhrawt ai of thle enadorsemenit in jutre its credit. TIhe pet ban aks were tnot in heatter credlit thtanthe rest of tha btaniks, nior did the withdr-awalI of the Gove~-rnmnht froma Govrnmntwitntew tscounai~tanace, anad 3 et the anotes mtiaiantained iiand still mainatain -- their credlit: anid this toot. wheni the Govern men tt has lnt nly withidrawu a its credit, hat - ~ is waging a war of extermiaiai- nati * ~~. the banks. The commui~tnity believes in the * ~~itiate coanvertibaitity oif the baank noaes, * s~and therdore~t trust toa hthem, and believ-ing, mioreover, that tha prospect of tim-t conver tibility was impi Iroved lay the net wh Iich made the governamenut withdlraw its credit fraom themi, thae genieral credit wvas ethanciaed lay it. Siar, let thio:e ni hoat aonatcive thtat there is mflagie itn tihe Governiinenat tauacha, toa aon fer or to taike away credlit. loaok to the re'. eent haistory of tho'U1. S. Blank, ni hose hills haavea beeni "ever-y where tat homtle." whaile - thie Governmaenat han'beaen wngiang .war n jaist thema t all oaver tile wvorld, atidcst nal the ruain whiichthatt wasr htas oaccasionedr, .amtidst thae parostrationt of sao'Vmuch wenhhtt, .anda the laoss of so mauebrereadit, wiith a adis r-eaed peopl~ae anal a bankrupt Govertntnent. - - ue eredht of :nat hank is yet untninted, tana its suacce-soart neae the wise iaml honiat maan'aemen t a-i .' Jr. Biddl!a, is by g' nerr,l - conisett, ru-ady now tei o redeemcay you fromis * - 3-~~ouar dliiliensitiga, ana:d wanid be1- ap1peailed to, .,. * * but for that pridec af (opition whlichi prefmus to sutl'er rathlesr I::b s cn n ledeet ana error, especially wihena the san(Va ini. -; thant ot iia public, tanda the e;rar that cif thIae indi viduia . "Mr. Preosid ent, 1 delr- -een te this ms::al m al ferocious wa'trfare againtst tay ef the itsi rautions of the contar'aay, ;agniast the U2. 3lat e 3B~aak fotrmierly iagat,.t ther f a lhi.uk nocw. ti idoes not appecar to mle that this root and --a-. , -n5 ocy thto higs eatab" lishe to supply tII ) uceswth )ew tho jrie, h-owevbine .const r e60, or care fully jinharated,- I tiid part-' ridquee qnd wisdotmi. My tthtroaud habits of I tijought, .cofirmedl hy< tihjeferilIf'o cperi. eue:of jtyejast fouryears, linkO Wae acoUN ser vatwya.a I bestk9ita t every propositiont to aideroy'that yO' janty Iiild, agai.,i aioy f Otoljilelttutions hlaov stll.red dama agg'let uit refiibt i.if tny'. i ortiol) or .the sast edfin:. of' outnprosperity has.beeti, ityre,1Ict is "i0li, n ag iittin und leveren hiad rcsot.- wtat his bqeti lt, st retigIltIt what redingsi adj-ust ito 'rm(ioiousi if ytou choose,,ppTioceeditg, 1i,91d, a sedntic andl insdv puse..ofrini twenoketan the tie~p ouinhtuf Let us'tnot Sir,"vith 'n rnsittatsie en'rie tebi- do'n tie solid, -untd let ne' sayp gloriouts -fabrie-,' oir prosperi tytlthat we iity tr'ns ftail a d(vtee as the lamp of Aladjn to buihl up OijOiher in one night.-of iairy I nirhel,. and gold and .ems. It is ihe- part of sigtneri todeal wiIiti the circuimsmncs around tll( ert. IIt the closet of a P1hiosophder, in the desk' f ' Proies or, speculationI may -discus 'vhat - is hesl affd genius indulgei its :spirations for the 'chief good'-huit t4e psractie* politiciai is fi-ned .trominyl i n ::ornble. aiecesitici'. I Ie has to d1eal wit Ih things no t M it hI ideas. lie must controul not create, lie tunaast govert himse l y :h circuiqa-stunes amid. whieb le finds lhiiselt'. use te it rumoua.1 lia are prevenited to hitii mid 'be con ent with such results a- Le ca atnin, widhout attemptingj such as he enn imaIaginae. T.e geinitis and temoper 0f ANnpo o11 Inight as ;pire toa ditciem. dti.Gny, but cur.a, fhnnk God, is himblr nud s:nie. We uiulinis itter ai limited (overnment for lee and self willed ,whee biddiig atl whose hu sieswe sire 10o do. They have incied uis their servanits in th-e id.; !'4)*.. great'banlk-7 ing syschu; a system-n oh' ecl'Ait 'nrrotind in . prvtading and. penetrenltiltZ lihe whole iody politic.' ur' P.ie-in'rt we in wut con form to our conlitini, We mut work upon the ilatibri preiared for u. we m111s1t lise lie materialt furni-ii-il toot ur hands.. It is in vain for its to ry to-extricate oirs'ives from the conditio) ar'ouir existence. WVe. have not tle sfreiauih. (Gi frhihrhd itat we should have it) to diseon tieet oursch es firmu fle circtmstancesin whi!i ie Sian:s iae us. And if* vc attenpt to tear outse'lves from item ilicre may be mnch suffiring, a strsg-le and aigony ;- buit yon -will. hinve at length to con-e back to your.at'giannle Mud bonltent vurtelf' with ,reflorm instead of revolttion. Let us 'e:i, u4 wielv and at once, biegin !o correct,' contrauil, iegul'I'e, nmodify, ujust. do niting b't destroy. * - o a. * S -'e " I shiall, Miir. President, as soon as it i-A in orter. move an amendnvot to the bill beflre ms, pro% iding 1'4;)r lie' srciaul depos ifts ofi' th amonev int tIe -State nnksh: i." "S9ir-, it is r-aid'ilbn1 this governar 'ent sliiuld not iltrust *ts monfataey It) insitiiiltions over which -it lais no contil.' 'I he liropoiiion 1iaountis to this, Ihat the Gaovc t'itelrnet his -not power ' eniongh mer theI banks to proleat its own iiere'st, awvl vet in the same breahi it is-contended that to nilow this ' Govern ment. to use thost: banks, will endoW.it with n poar errt thaen d~aertous tot the country 'TI propitions neialize eaclh oather. Bit, Sir, I amt not .,iumented to Sea' this ef-nvernmenmain , -~m-e... they are fat ixr it, iirposes. I mit nor n vearse to some - lilt je co ntal ea the part of' file Stles, over fle moNied power of thit Government. It is one ofilm' i'e-otnnda tionls to m s.VNstCem, Ilhat the Gaveint i -has in t so itmuch controul over the bankl1't n, over it-; su-hreamies. The policy I po pse(, 3.. r: Pretsidenit, is simlaue. dbviouta, and aticined hv'otir netuial contiioui; it is tat a-i. c'oirnge the I' a to rtesume sp eie pay mlent'. to receive in di'chtarec of Ga,.rtrn intent duies, tolrs (af'sp cia' banks, iad to mt ake' specinfl denlt'astes in the State banksi of' youur rev-enue, when tcollecated." *"lins.. we'coniform ougrseh-es to ci- con ditionu. 'Thtis we necquieta ittthe buim-tiiss htabits of the coauttv. :'Thuswe tuse the in ttitutiorns pirovidted (int onr hands. Thu-, wet paresearve~nli cbat expernience' f n a roed to hbe g'ooxhal t' -trm w..h'at expetarie'nce hans shown, to reqire it. * iThus Sir, wev( avoi'd the ja'o patrty oif retolion, we esenpe-3ithe lterrors of: e.r.iamcnt. a wordt~ ' lah iin the cotal oh this admlnilistation s'hul 0 pp:;h he hteart oaf cy~t-ry lover oi his3 coutarv. Let tue~-a amine ihr a .tonient, alra. ~President, tihis fans aohjeted to thet namie oi sub,-treasurv... Sir', it is a. mi nom.~er, .as I .tualeumtly" be hie'.ve it is ia'nalera 'd 16r be, t rena'-ry bnun k, a iorouaghly a'quit pcd an'd r'uleutilinIrIhr gov-. ernmenut anda' part y- puarpo'ses,' and devised as aho.0 ontly. mg antspreservingi the n'seen datncy of' the lmrftiltas so hlon;;nbulsed our pat~ie e I t'oe 6t'ru bh piocedig ja obiougs ndta has been uavo'.'ed. For disb)irse mentus in onte part of' the counitry whellro--thae Go-v ermntet has no tmone'y, its subh-ircasurer taha ws ai hillI on atnot her v..h're I here is mtonxey TIhiis billI is patid tot he Go1verrumitnr credlitor or sold for I'unds to isny him with, and'is thuIs fmt ito a.ircltion. Tlhe suab-itreant rer at Orka-nns is titus a Casiir of' ha h ranchl tat Oraleans who is-utes a bill fpat able nt the mother bank a New'. Yoark. Th'uis the eir-a capon thxe fiiui i' 6f liea'c or (Governnient pa. p'er in lie hanitds of t h~ snh-'treasturerp. Or if'we are c toconider the -aaheme as n w.'hola', iritboia ref'ereatce 1o lie patrte, a hen the case is tis; the itrenst.ry dlraws~ a hailI up~ont itself; andl puts it in to circuac atiton, - payabhle ont dle mamfot. Now itt whatt dhaes this' dilliar f'rom: n bnutk bill1? It is Olyvious~ thatt this parocess imnkes tie stab-i renstuty a hank of issue and circualaion,butt is it aliso nl halk of' disc-ounts? Th'ie (Governiient has f'tmds in New York, and dae'sire's to have thiemit ransf'erredl to Chtiengo, by whvlat prcs is it tao be doniet.? Vu lby. it discounts a hill ofeoxchinrt n ci stomet mnerebanit whio hasn lima at Chaieat., no i pays hint for' it, either ia New Yorka or lhv an ttrensiry diraft on lBa.ton. . lit this doansis-t the whole mtystery cf baniking. Th'le Gov ernmttent exa'hrmtge-s its credtit for t he credit of ant inadividt.l. na m or'ditnar'y enaSe5 !he kantk dloes. A tna, sir, it is e:n'iotis to rea irk, how muchaI mtore' comt phi- athis Asstem i s hati the. first aelert a of te Li:ina sy.'s'tm. T[he oriin of bankinag wns thia; spaecie was de. posited anad certirent' iste' d hoh doalte, wh''Iiebj werb fhoniocruainsl'aup. diIpeenaion wer~a p cibl. Tihie keept rsof' the spceae soon acertijna thIat these eer titietetrs retuarned int sai nad at periol I whiiebi mtig.ht be e~n ljaed w..it h gr.-at pre' cisioun, anda that onl!y a smiall poraltion ofttuattt wer prsened or~nymnt.Uwlr te hiids of the ujoney confided to them and vere- ot detbellmfbr eighty years. This .as the begineii of bankl g.- The sub renirv system is far more advanced. aind ielstub-treasurers ioidloubt will be equally Al4il l dwith the Datch directors." As our inoientn'ry system is now and' as .nhnyis ree orgatzed, there have been utlrgo ionied aniid cotb lereinl j:isitgitions -o-qperating with p'iv nldividuals, in conductrigthe exeanges e country. 1TIe rezliatipn ~and coindtle"ing oi'eghan ges, is ai matter ofinitiie cn7 t Ctence in n comnereiti coinumnity, and of fearful in fluenice itconfided to direet-,poltient conu rOul. 1Ay tlsproposed system.you estiblkih exceta tie geits roughi thie ~ounitrv. Wzho, hatv ing'comanind of Covernnm itfus, goiin to the exchainge mttlet. wili irresiAtible power, and control this great bratinet of'com titere, without risk or responisibiility. To Ihib lihge banking ppirattius. to tii 'un cherked controul -over dfomestie exhaanges, aMid-to tile Government ithe power f manu iifturing paper money at its own plenoure, aIid will any 'man say that ilig i, a co'rede rated Government. 'No sir, it is :I coioli dated, noiney Govermient: holding its tv raniCal court in Wall-treet-flhr to Wili street are all its tendencics.- It hip. beei said Ihat the Unaited States anik,estallih ed 'it) l'ifiladelphlin, h~as a ivendenev it) een rji inm-i. is snid that the bail.in- system 4%4t- 'taes, with a-bank- in-everm i11te ni isailet, ins n ienidenev'to ceitralism but what is Ill this to that irreistible een traliim-which will he given t1 Nvw York. When, to h1er ire-unt palii;enml bankiii andi commercial power, v-o ihl thfie all absor biig iniflence o thisew marhiiery,which operiing with the idimeil force of' sin giene. and identIlilv, brics; veory, thiner n% it hiin tier I!ready ii'm 'pw erful einsp I C:mnot btt coi-ider, Mr. Presiduet i the ipoli cy propo'ied by the M'ine, n' the Very oppon-ite of file tiruet poliiy of- It (overn ietnt. We sh ohti reibro ir systii. not crush it-we should uleal with the ciremit mitnces nroitil us. not n: empl a iuv cren tioti. We should tint ende*Clvor to lli-e n entire disruption of the tis whh bintid our finnheinet (ipsi <ilVin Willi t1: cfitI' Z- tates aid the people. but try to reenl;ie litem fir mu Iu:il lieneit-try it) nmake t ihett anl.III servir the just endsh of* Ih Govr-timent, whi(6 dihey are permittid to ptrftui whait the Sinte, ereated ihe:i lor. 14 i.; snitht:i Ihe e-xperimlentl hb hie, nzog not it) be aigaii aftenptid. Mr. I'resit, the 2ret:t experitrnent w hich bni k:i4. a thit wihich ite courtrv tias iodie wiih this nil miistrtion-hn' is the fat:al exltriient. and thit tie distarons Fninre-th;t is tit experiniei t whieb it is fo ll, to ex pect stue ess frm Tu cpeek, t r conrol mid contra di et. t. heat u t i down this ndminisIration, oul. ei-t 'ore Pit th ie cointirv I pro-iu ein ~ the true renedy' ol its disaster,. ihai any thing else 1li1in enn1 be diore. The retmedy w hieh the case requires isc ymfihuwer. Restore conideince. and oi roinstaite prt restore contidence. Ail its printijis of fi n:miee have hir a wmne. violent enl propos lerols. A il elen of propri.v tlioroil it and its projctsL. Ih 1 r hit'ent tiltjiei't of* tie vent tfee nd nerimiiolnv of the whniisir:,ion -if* ite revded and denounced .lMr. Mildle wvere today entid to ilt head ti't he rciitren-urv. in.are <rof1ir. N" ithir . it w ilr i t" veit ef the prortv of he i ouni rv: it would loosen thfo-e imnmein'e de!po it(- ::jow lockej(d up in the b.inks, aid send thm abroaid it the en:Iotwity: ir niill dissijute like. cloud, the glou I'fromi en:s minds. -i wnil do all : his, leranise the cmni;,aniii\ hads conftidence in the. widn im. jiregrit .inn'd hionor of thlat p~erseetedu rctitlean~.~ We nieedt not ex pect the tinppiniess of such :n ctnse as I have suipptosed, but .we' may. if we like', rev'ive confidlence byv other-mtenns-b our moiderat ion: hy otur enuttion of e'nterint tin new experimienitst by avoiding wnarfare 11pon1 the miontied instituitons~i asthle counmtry; huv showing mtha~t we. foel deep sv ni pahy livira the sufperins of i he conniry,ni tnre willing~ ~to cntribuato withtin tour sphere to their tlle v'intiont. anti Io.take our shanre of th lb'luirtheni Above aelI, sir, let us tdeal tenderely ai c :au iously with t his mocthdlienate~ mattet ohfcur engey: and wvhen we'ltit hav i maifhe-ird suich iiiem per .ttit such purpolseis..coidenc'mie will lie restored.' Proncianai Redi:ivus.-TI'here i.4 no in s'tece'of tun emntire humnan beipg anufuhi tu'redl by art sinace the timev oh Pronthth f h hle-hinan body wheri dlilaplidatd, hns Iheeti rep 're'd w ih ne w hinir, ne w teeth falsd nose uand eorIk -legs. A French-I -org oui diptid3 hus gonol ai step tiurther. hhis na~me is10lstein. Hie recentily act the J/otd des Jniwelidee, mi presence 0.2 Baron Luar arey nfte 6thers initrodluced ai lady n~ ha fnd lost hier nose teeth Landt pailaite, by tite oh thIose frihtful dhise~t~ss, n~ hieb eorrode the filesh without it beitng posibule tto ste p their -rogress. The patient h~(Jadtsffered motst -verely itn the respuirnutory. and ditgetive or nais antd was threatened ith a suirtlen but i ingerinig deatth, n'hlin M'. HIol~teini eucceeL ded in allixinig an artifihcin nose in gold. eirnmelled, which coaldl be idjuiste with aut internaf~ fastnin2 and~ iitit enuisi'u of thet moutle was stopped nt ith n seaber on:, shaped laute thiat nllowed thet p~a:ienmt t) speak; a thaing heretofore consideedt ais imipraicttienhd. A ndi the teeth a Vts replac ed biy n niew set, wotked lby intcrinah webiiis bt ininlred( tcithier the ceeks nua tij ire maining polioni of th~ gum~s Tho present ex-presiet Adams is fa mo01s5 br hisi morning adblet ions, aimiind arer by was in the unilorm habit of itakint" a mlorning sn:imu. in the P ~omac. atnd hue had head glisteninig in the mtoringi' stat. On)t otie otCcaston a v'ery titnr sfieine aurtist, whot was likewise tea i n' bmtht, took! thie hlii for the~ large enid oft n ouaid, anid for div. s:iIn I.wami oll'tin it ,nid didi nti iioverhi miustake till hie hatIdI hiaihan very envali eriv upon~ th ei'tx-piresidenht's hiend. wvhiebaLi hut iune wvas parenyi3 cosidierni 'y erntmmedttlwithI ie enres of th laotionsti. Thei artist stianedi batek as ift he heil tan 'iingly cluiiced a loud mnan.-BusIon Forl. Cc:tverca:o.-Conversa~uti shontid bi a flue timtion. freeo w~ itout iindecb ey, '.-truiiii wvithfout 'oneitedn:- I, ntie l w itll .;f. ;ee hod-5r!spue 111L Donmestic Newrs. Fronm (Ie St. Augustine Her~id, Nov. 7. VC have procured ii copy of Geu. Her nndeis Order annonneitig it.4'sliccess to the troopis of'his comitna"d, wiic htuibeen pronulgrated itt all the posts cast of' the St. lohns NEW SERIES. Had Quarters, Fores Fast oftASt. John. ORDE.Rs. No. 1. ST. AUMUSTrNEi Nov.2, 1837. Part 1. Brig. Gen. Hernander Iusinuounces to the troopls of his division the success of tho recent exptcdition~ to Spring (ardenr, cinmaniiitiiided by himself, under the orders of MIjor Ge(i. Jesup, which hIts Iesltded ilL thei capture of lifty-three Ininns1tr, 01nd1 in the rescue of 16 nigro slaves. the pro operty of our citizens: ni.ukinig a total (of 69 In disms and- nes;rous, of whom 122 are litdiai W arriors. . Pairt 2. The Geieral returns his thanks to M i. Ashlbv adil (;apt. 1l tuion, aid to lhe 41fiers ansi lmtent of ie several e-!Imipanfies of their respective commatis, who comiaposed tho trooips of this expiedtitsin, as well as to As-itansiat Sire~on Forry, for their good eon fildet throu::houtt the whole of it. The Genler;al feels himoseif Called on1 i-anl especial nmnner to notice the bravery olf private .Jsoephi Saielloz, of' CaIpt. lais'on's Company of E'ast Florida Vohtireers, whilo in avance (f file troops, ieimided onl!y by the udian guides, pursuled thII two Il dian w-rriors. the yomvnnuest and eldest. Sols of King Phillip iito the swamp to which they hadl fled: ani there "captired tliei, In imuIreiatedly threatntied wish the dib chzarge of their riles. This codt!net, the (Gitral thinks n iorthy of the iitOhest praise. Thte good euundnet (if the indim guides, ile Strike and romokai Join. is nso de servinag of* high ren rd : for to them is due the ilert if lthe e-1ipture* of these inudianis without11 bloodshAedl. Part :. O er- in conndnri of te seve ral pots and detacliments, will Cause these 1 r ders to he pt imnll;ited Oil parIfIlv. 1!y Order. .30lUN D111V. DA LEF. -1. .-. G. & Irit'. Mu11j. The contin'otd sueess if Gen. 1 I iu m (e-.. and the trops iniler hi, rointi:tS 's hi',ly -cherin'. und Lreditable to limll.evlf \lav hke sinee5C et,.i mileltd him in ill li,, II 'ir on Usc l'no te, -- .- c::n hi I .1 1e tinil ,brecl fro til h p I ,per .\ 11iinri to the appreewiclielod di lt ati.-s i'l the 0. age linsats oti our bcrder. These indi-ais are seuIttled on a tract of Ilnd I hit adyjins our- westeri state line, atid Iatelv have mnoved down upion fle line They are rep ret. utel as beiing in a very destitute anrid A,%rvinl--- conldition. 1al filn everl heasions have killed the co,, ;1---, o::if t t tIers, 1to as.age thir hunt: I r. It Is al...I that the, lave r1wi he list'. F.'rom ihe.'e atlle.,atio.ss, or1tes- har:s ' ten sn 1-1edt to drive thesis fritr11 le S.t1! hs.-, :msid oit iniformnsttt states, thalmt V uie.olda' Ist, the rtro5l.i tiderf en:. Li M, . L ca :ni l Br.(*,-.-. :. lmf. J.I .l.ise4)on )I was Iitepeoeo e. e-oinn Could, but1 forr-1ibly :f1, ea~iy 4t)s. hl re is to be- th . .: e n'"esat ft amht r I tti:s 1 N r. ;iw-,.;i trs~ pas m sr. ure bh vi- at: C! with iiiit..sf rce!,:mtt puishedil I by ch *'h its rsi-no, i.hm, :sase. Let th' rwt be si renmrsd' thatt a n: .y* i. wap ttunl 5 . . v tin handtc s0f vaigranst lisdiin., mi as casve nher!e h iste smten n ont!. he civily tied and puns lsisheds accorsdisng to lan':-Lcin. 6G.. Nr:w Ys'na, Nov,. 9. Money~i lsn M re.- Rheode l.,lanud, ati the O)citber ses:sin 'i st hier lsg ilaturse, p.,ssd a lasw regulsating the lois'ti.Iiterest andss cis .enltitioni of its Illankls. Thes l:sm tsrovidles a sealen of rates- for lsoas, fromt~i d'er cesnt Ie 3u), on ctapital v;.rymsu frost 50,Ot;() to 100d,fgM doll-at. 'PT rastio of1 cirenl:titiin ja fix.ed ons iww catpit als fron 95 to 2t jier* cnt Tlhree per centt inste-resI shllIhe pi' d on aill dep~osites of its ons ii hills hv ass onse inividuail o oro:.in Ts'sl'rv itins aire s wholsomessiv ni hiesmselves, if thr ititustionss theyt aire desisnect to segiulate wtill- abides~ by themis. Thle ltsank Comminss sioner5 s are to pli ujsh monithlly st isenenits ofr snehi tigregate it ems in th le iretuirns ofI lhe I~unnli ais may by them. lie deemted expsedi esit. u' hsy nout comp jelasm exposit ion of a fais! If thets pubbei mie fto kne is ant3s thiing of' the' mioney eciiner-,. c e dt banks, they susldh kniow aill. Thlire is not.ihinig seeret ins thse doaigs of the minsi, miasl thsere <honts! lie niotingi hidhden ms thst doinsgs of lHunsks of isstt. Th'le trusth is, the times is coingl rapidlly when 1 Ba:s- of issue tuwl IIankls of dlisconut sms lbe sepatra ted. Th'isj is s he kind of di vorce tequired by the inte-rests oft the ma. Th'le Geoirgia Banaks so far as he-ardf fromi, preset1 lit'he lion in:;: staittement ofithi lins: andiu mesi'is of ra eecuuin 5(g the Te reiturns :sro inaide up to the ist ma t. Geo. P. R[ & fB Co. tit Augsta 15, Il.ut A3: .9 M3~sehattne'k o A~ui:s ngusta,7:6.i .;32,7 I'The ptroportttn (f In 'to one05 is stie c nousgh,. The Geo(rcia laaks dIsol o tear to havue gonie beyon stei r dethIs. Theys~ were involvedu in their genesra I u tii con iion of hmanyt, fromi thie tgret tliity' subsis; tin hue t weeni tee institti onts. 'I tv conhll re siume at once if M~lr. Biihl le n' oubl. -omes. fosrw anrI wit: bt h idhuis hl iton ni linir adtrow it intio the seas!v of conadtience.* Slixteeni Haniks ands compiejt Ig' itn Philas de'lphia, hatve' roniri vsd to mat~ks 'i videnids fosr theu lo-'t sixt moinuthl in thes fihee of iteir srec5ited~ usmney, fi-tm a1 to G perT ((eti. Impt~orant.-Tiss i a mutable torbsI, ands all thin gs ilherein witx oldi. The i ttails h:i ve dcr'teeds, in thir great wsisdont that strap~s shonshI nuI oniger he wrni to paiini hztons. Th'e smitst dI refuil coseuenceisvss:e to lbe aipphendet'ii d from this rash :nassue.sat Th'Ie hlegs of sns' shmts dlamsl o in, let loses wsilf tak rigs htlt, amti! runi goodsiw -s knsow. .ttice conis~ts in doitng menr nto jiinv; (Ie UNPARALLELED MURbERt. -Bnnumox, Sept. 29 On the night of the 25th inst. the-most unplrecedented- piurder in the record of crines took plie inl Sinpson cpunty Miss. Sttiuel Brown of the age of US yeara and his wife, a very ol lady were bothi murder ed in thteir house, together with three ne grocs. Mr. Brown Was a prudent, saving. economical old man. and lhad tihe repulti tion in hii ieighhonrhood-.of having en hand a large sut of silver; and on tht ight sime liend in liman slip approach ed thit hlopse, and fromxt appearance wiith a light-wood knot und htchet, broke the skeihls of both the old persons. in a most frightful ond hacerated nanuor-;:.ud with the sarbe brutal barbarity killed the tiree tiegroesand tfirew the men otn the fire, and left the nogro woman weltering int gore onf her bed. All Air llrownt,'s silver ti' his neighbours say to tih' :m1taouut of $8000 was taken ont if his chest: one litinwh-ed and fifty doll:irs paper money in the sanie chest nals Ieft. One tegro woman onl the place not mnr lered., says, at t lhate hour of' the nighit she wasi atwiak(I from her sle-ep by a noise, that she rn out nl saw her master and mistress lying otn the poreh, muirdered; aid some one with Ia tor'h in ii's hand ftorcing a tie !Il man into the house as was th.ought, to show the mI onev-the same' mat:'n was after wa (is mnturderul and tlr'own on the fie. Trih womaii afraid to stir gave io alarm uti il mornini. when t he nei;hloetrs assem-t bled to behold this awtl Night. No evi. dene 1. i yet been discovured that niold give tie dighitest eie to the murderr. From -ilte 350 paper money beitng left some surpicion reests on the negroes; but the inblie eye is rather turiing to a cer lain itdividual well known in that neigh hourlhol. The hand of' instice will over take him.-Noteche:: Frce Trdekr. An-:trociot's'and cold blooled nurder was comntedie'sl in -:llighaml CoeiNy, (in. on nesndav cip -4h itnst. 10hou13t 2 e,'eteek in t he mnueti ig, bwhich this Cotiv liu lweii deprivo-( of aI sill n;1 re.-zile tbule citizen, nud his linnily .ilo a nii:-ionuate limrti. This vicititn wa. .inge .. arrnforitierly res idinga inl 1411 [opt and mnany years age in this Cunty'. It apb.-ars that otInd'ridaywek pr evnts to the per.I::in ct'the ict..Jlge 'Watrin. wheii in, bed. was e Sht at fli-oml his, roomi dI'Sol (Ilie villaie ilr villins bePing' a-n1-id to, appli onnh nenrer lhere leingl? I -Oht iii the room) it eoitest of the pislto dir gie. louiged inl his pilow acd hl-1. !te'r e'ar his huen" .. til the night ol the itaarder. it ape'ar ht lIthet- peretiirator took amd wal-tch e'd his 0p)111tiuity. wihenl all W3as in atkne'ss. - coimmi. heis; faul deed. Th net must ynve b.en co:inmiined b-v the r-idle ow Ilie beel. ns the e -: we-: diec'tly throigh the ody of the ee midl. and the r:eillrod tf the pistol wits fehttmd (Ill the' bed11. So- icions nr utiont. nas respeis the indivian! .r i -:ivieiie If his brtttisi fi Isirn tl II(:Aw r-UcS wVif; 1he talo 1: to feurretl cut the mnutdri r Sarannah !e pr1.1.1. an - Alotmui, Nov. 7. Alesers. Edlors.-l hasten! to infrorml vonl h:tt I11at ev'enting, i hile the sloop Allianee was riding downl thle river ton ard1.s the bay, v eete itmr of rnllians Itad the liaricig it; hiearl her t, ith armts, tieh as ;txes. etill%, 'rick 1 hatQ. &f.: attackt d (':tpeah. P'st-. tiek hi; with an :INe. 1.t11 if report he t *''' e. ywou11,dd he'm1 i i th ;ri,. ie.d. in a l nll in ti'. . they c0mn men mi e I l. - h :1i and er :. (Iri v inZ in-' the but ;i! hillilin oi shore -Il those h we i l the least o';noxionl, to their noi'dt' e.--no1 only t5nsin the e'. bi:c-, het akn. in a rohst thc'h'ful ande e'rm.t' m)1 lttner d t':i3.till'teti: the too tineunets, whot chttsectet e. nut bardth as: latber.. Tlhiis noetie' is teeo luast ihy writtent to let ye'n lioew all the par1tienhilirs. but as soon as (Capt. Post ccetous, I wiill tdv yon thtemu itt detail. It now renmitinS with the pt.lic' to say whet her it w ill lnitger stbn.it ti ) thee'w outratges. r' ;trtse int its str''tgth, ai at one britng the o(iT'nderts to 'ondtignt punish I ailltust foireet to mention, that after hey haid delte all th chi efkthicI theyi could 334 on2 Ii-i-m"l the sletop, they.3 hanttel: pro 'eeded ini .i lbodyI' to lie uppe endC CI of St F-ranicis ste'e't, to lhe diwellinug if Al r..l. C. Step hensti thrte'att'e'ed him in vi':enets watys, antd tellIintg him lhar they wer'e deterttinedl toe hk'Iimit acced'ee teo their wiill, ot' lie wiouldl paeyi dlear: ly if Ito atctedl in 'otra'iriety teo thetm- cetmineting thecmselves in a miost allusive and r'iiteens manntuter. 1-'.D AllD lIRIEWSTER. Na-:w Ontvrss. Nov'.5i. Our Cit V is fatst a0ssuin the it ein-erflnress hand antimtationt wiIhib detnote the rctlu cifour actitve butsin'.e-s se'asont. ilandr'. I f ciouir cit izens: whom lhe reepli rc'e'es of' buine's thleit pursuit ofl plealstire or Uapprteh~i~en., eef disease, hadt~ scatteredl aberoad over the land hatve retrnn.ed withlin th le week, britnging impihroved hte-.'thh atnd r'eewed energies Ito the resumpljtionl of1 the labours ofl their vari ElnS eetions011. Cr'towdls ol' strantgers lire datily airris int: -mmie~ for trallie, others 40 take the p1 ee'- f' thle thle'andls that have been s" ep1t iwa hvu'lv thi' psiih''n'e'. Oure hateN and hermlg: heue ', ar' lf.-r filling~ tip. olnr '33ine.d -trew3 3 ar.etonue with a1 bI..,y sceniCeelf comm-i'4''ee Oe'ivitv. thee:c '4tm33, ini t:th, lhut little actutal bu-: ne3w. dinO. I h3 c'ot'ont mtatrket is duill for' th~ o.the -npyh3'- eel euy conmiry pro 31h1re h.tve bee 1't'o Ii "cenl. els s illte:'&'lyseeh bcy the' lov %1ls'aeelf wa~ter in: th It'O hioe, andi I'ter is heut little neliv ity itn th e1).'ll bnnehes' oit tr'ae'1 thalept ndl fori -sale ont conotv ('ns 4'iv,er i tc on iina mteh o.eir ''i. I At ters ree'(i v - eel Iby the WVes.t'ern Expr e.reort the Ohio no4w 3.s r'eig, aitlnt1mpl setpplies, "rottn the fa'e .r .tionu . ne its bo~rdeirs tanay be dlaihy eoel for. Theli i-tr wie are' heapply toset'ai'. hans ahnoutet s'ntheilv suthl, th' 5seson htta arrtivye", 'Vhenl I toe'13 l havin h sinie.s hter~'e. :el :e'. ,-oe-le' lee apperoach htope' so.m teo hi:eve theeprl.:=ure of' repotinlg alat neive hlisitiu's' in ;dl It.e epar:1tintents of trae. 'Te weathe1r int t''e'ariy pairt of the wveek wv~s cold onti rtintv--lt iSltiw elea;r, f'eet be'low high-water ma'urk-Lrc e's P'rice Current. A S-rumn::.-WVe uner~lest.nli th::t all the Jotrnteymiett Ca3rpet et's empl~oyedl uponi shit ne'w I i'-el. 'tunmhering abo3nlt 25., cec, ott Satutrdhay last, ini coeinenj cOe of the~ir (rlm the Cladreon Itti rcu iy. -Ti ll-% CIICQR[A." Tbc aIunei on the 15ti was 1heantiful exceedingly.":. The inmorning wrass p-cilinr ly fine: the- atmosph-re had been ctlenred and cooled by the shower of the pitit niasht; nd.n brarcimg 1r 1e l 1om 0 th 1 ntorth wept , dowm the Ashley, jusit briskly enon-h to ineroase the piVturesqutte life of the kcene, without .nnuoying by its kee-nness. The Chicora was golt!eoreouiy atd tasternily dec oratted wiiit flags mi in a stinboat 1n1( several other vesscls inl similar nre:y, pinV ed to 'and fro in the river to do the honmonmis ait tle introdnetion of tie new daughter of tihe ovenn. At tihe aippointed bour, samid I Ihe. plaving of-n fine hand f inusic, the dischasrge (of artilery and tie ch ers of the crowd of spectators, she move graceful ly from her cradle, and dashed into the strearim. M5my her cae't' !,e ts frutunlate, ns its coinuenement is been auspieioitus. Good luck ior her! stad m::ny happy returns toi her natal shore! iay her tnterprisimg proprfinte.rs live to i:smeh 11m1Intlymore stip as ntime am to rejoice itt the btuce; of 'tihe Direct Trade.' The Chicora is a heiutillid specimen of natvil arhe Iitectire, id iu honm:;m;r to ier worthy nativc hutAlier Mr. Adli-on. nmi is to lie com.nmmnnlded by all excollent eitnmn, Captain Hasley..' 'Chicora' is the old idiam 3itnC fur Charles ton.-Chars. M11er. An Outrae.-We leari frnsm the New Jersev Englv. that the Oflice of the New Jersey Freeitman, I deimocratie paper, pub lished ini F.'lizthrciown. New .lersey. was etitered on Thutrsdany Iight, tihe 12i inst. the night sifter the election, si the cases. types, amd mewspaper form ready t*or press demolished. nid alnost every t hing in the oliire thrown into connriotn. It was sup posed to have heen done betweent 12 and 3 o'clock itn tile morning. Tliere cnn he tno dt, we.prestmethat this outrae was time result bf Whig ven gennee t hough% we have Ino idea that it was the aet of a party. Thero are indi viduals it tie ranks of that party whosue re smntnpent ktnows no Imiunds- they would starver1 nu honest andl sincere democrat with as much grntificntion as they would arar. K neSpaprrs in School.--Newspnpers lnve len itrodtuced asi n part of thise to lar exercise of' tie scho!ar, in the neadtmv of P'lansbuth. This ennor but have a benelcial elleet on Ihe mirds of he schila, nd we hive? lm woilered thatt le prat live hais not !eenerily obtained in otr semi nmariec of eiluention. It certninly must he ns profimable to our voith, it) be informed of - the day, bmoth in our own coiutry andl in foreirn lands. :-q it i- to penil their time in rendim neemim0 of time giarrel of the -mds and loves of time golddesses of henthen my tholoev. F oreign. CANADA IN itOUBILE. Fiom tIhw lwlntinn. which we take frorm the llimioret.A merienn sli pt of the 9th inast. it will lhe seen thait there is every appear aure of a r pt tre int Canada with the MAt her mountrv. Thie imlitienit nfimhirs of tihe Canadian l'rovitee m-enm row rapitly nelvamemng to a eri-is, % hiei, let ii terminate as it Ray,can ant fil tao iravolve imch siti-ring and bli shell. Thl party in oppoitimn to the gov ernment havi -me on firom one degree of 1exviiletut to anmmo iter, tuntil at Iengibi the minds of tose who costitite it, appear to hemd pto test thet i'ssue at onmce. An ntIres asbe publlished'a utnaer the 'nane timon of ant Assoeiaitemd Conmfedmercey,t henavow edl objsect of whmichI i~s to procusre "a good, ebenpmj, andI respjonile sy stemn of' govern tmen't for tiheir coti mmon counttr ."' In Mon trecal antd otther cities larg~e nmiges of people, ina tny of' ithem armed., have tamken placte, in time de'mI of tight, by whiotm the quiet otf time inmhtnhit.nntix lhas been dist irhed. Itt time smmlmress abmove refe'rred to. time A meri ennm Decinramt in of' I ndempemtlh-nee is tmen uined inm term'a of' lraise, atnd it'i priniples iet "Iy liar uniiver~sal doption. A pauratlei is insxtituted betw'een tme course puarxmted by time people mf Canadmma iad thait ofthie Amner ionn Colonies, shmowing time exact simmilarimy of' their ('ooitionfs. So seriomum ht woi beeii - timi ttmenisationsx of udismaffec'tiont nt Nham. t real, thiamt time homuse of nm Mr. M"Gininim itn time vi -iaity hndm bamemm pualledm mdowin, be enumse time prtoritor wuhu i nduot resign his 'ommmission its a enpmimtnm m thme tmilitin; and Sir John (ColbIornem haud despachedmn alem er by expmress to To'.riot, resairing thmat every soldiear at tihmt ?arrisonm shimmnbIi hae 'omlti m't tmdiatttly tin 'I'tttral. Th'me Casthimitie lixih mnp of* Mntrm'ai lmd issuedm ctrircmular nad drtessedi 'to ttmeeergyv mad time faitieml eftdIo diotmcse,"' e'artnestly e'xhorm-tnm taemm to the dti esof obed~riencue and Sm soinnissrimmn a' thte contstitu0tedl atithorimtes, ats " enoi neil bv ime scri ptires andmm by evierv consierniion tat' brmtnatmity andmm of Chisxiti~ oligationi, nud enfoirre Iby. the expjres' smtnnasnce of t he Sumprme I'a:mti1T, thme amelnow ledgedl htead amf thme Ca':th-dmiie ('huorebm thIroughoumsmt themi wold'.'The cicua wias. appo~mimeda to be re'nds l'amtamm sth ie pailpIits nm Siundavt~, time 9!t ha of 5 netObe'ar hmim . N ar ha a' t hte Inesm bers oif ha' loattli~m pin my been innisetive. A - large um'eeting hasx bmae'rnIthb by thm a i'mootrai, amt with'? tih' lII'n Mr. M'GiIe presideda. Theam (fthnmran ;adreamd te weetinag onm takinmg hsis seat, :andt im xjptnkin-, ofC the or'igin of time mo'ive~tmems (tiheum pnia'r of' thei opponen'tts of( time gonvermment, whmin hie dlesi~inte a's mn "dlisorr.niinma andi r.'v. olutionasry iartimn,"' re'i-4rs it to ''the tiemidl ws~hiebm hast fora sa nnmwventrs ebasrnmemarizem tiet C~olonmial diepmartmm-''' lie samid t -ait, nmmber ofl itmdiv'idlrm s from din pomiedl tm' bmit imin atnd otmer evii nmomt ive+s"---tmsa n v oft them tmorie vi'msp'licunniy for t heir ten"t than, judagi mg Iiromt their ut ion'ssstl ointiot' n t soundtaine.ss oft their piti'ilels. themr reliaaitnm onr mmornI." wer'te ''indu::mriuslyd i'ndeiavo'r intg ti 55nyI time al lPe.inn.'m a sd to wenai. an t he mm en. .za t he jum-ime' si m a'mieigtimy oft the . rh GovSa(;termentt."' Atersi theit nddrlioass, whImi'h ws rectetiie wSIh emn thumsia'sm, seve. ral recoh tn tis're mot - manye 1 nai pted, set iing fort h thie righmt ofi prmmer'::insit thIt htads of' time gov'emnae, as wvell1 in thle pro v'emnt it s m thme suppresnssiosn ail pnish-n mntt onf' dlietordr~tmat thme prertsmiv of 0 rh' (Crowni imhiad been' mdietlier.rtaly prer~eted -hnt it wvas nec~s>sry to imave c''':m'nld miet inms andmi tm' lortm 5~'nei:t nin in. te everasl was'a of'the t 'v form . th 'v "g of'