Philadelphia.

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PHILADELPHIA, April II, lslS


appears that the Governor did call an extra session
of the legislature but it only for day. in order
to adequate provision for raising for the
support of government and the payment of interest
the State debt The Revenue Bill had passed. but had not
been transcribed and presented to the Executive for
natures and until the whole Of this process had been per-


formed, process which Governor schunk thought was
necessary during the session Of both houses conceived
his duty to keep the Legislature in session. AT least
in such that Of laying the necessary
support of government and for redeeming the faith Of the
State best to be the safe sideto steer clear OF
the possibility Of legal quibbe In this light Gov
shuncks act viii be viewed with appreciation and


hi It must tend also to advance the credit of the good
showing determination at all hsz ards to procure the
passage OF laws providing for the payment of all her
payment of the August interest will think be ade.
quate 10 tkat end The appropriation bill authorizes pay.
nent TO the claimants pro rata of all the money the
treasury on the lst OF August and should
enough to ray full then the balance to be given in
checks on the Bank of Pennsy vana out Of the
currsnttsxes as last as they in within four months
The resources OF the commonwealth from the public
works, and the three mill tax under the equal
Commissioner together with the ppsmiums sIloWeS
to texpayers and collectors prompt payment re-
turns, win think, sasure the cash payment in full OF
the August interest at or within week So the ap-
pointed tms while the bill passed by the leris
laure the last day Of ts session. viii provide in some
IN
February At ell events the increased prosperity which
must result to all the business relations Of our citizens
tho rifing individual sacrafce which the
Of that credit requires, will mpel them to take decided
to prevent all delinqnsnces the future You
perceive BY the proceedings OF our Legislature that pub
lie opinion has succeeded in crushing the Girard Bank
scheme, notwithstanding the heculean efforts and
rup means by which was attempted to be carried So
odous this measure, that several good ones which
by fatality became linked with H. were crushed al
SO. the Erie Railroad bill one Of these Some Of
IN ita
upon the of the Grard Bank bill and bv
THIS weak they not only ensured is
downfall but have what is of more Importance them
seriously compromsed themselves with their constituents
They Thought Themselves mishty cunning, but the lon
nesde1 course o. other friends Of the measure and
the hna result hiss taught them the difference between
cunning ,nd wisdom ! have no hesitation in saying,
that had the Pill to allow the Erie Raroed right Of
wDy through tho northern counties of heen
entrusted exclusively 70 he members last alluded TO- and
not pcsn connected with the reen Of the Grard
SANK with ITS immense weight niquty It would Ions
ere this, have been passod into law As means ~ Az
vsePing the resources state could have been


made popular but when married TO the corruotion
rated ny the eirard Sank necessarily became an Oh


Mr.. and Mrs Wsllack commence mn eprsveusn, =,
the Arch street Theetre to night in Macbeth Fashion
was brought out at the Walnut last night did not get
@nsrs @ oa,og coanned to tho house from indsPosiion
piece was well received II WILL OF be repeated
as Iong as K continues % draw ngNf.n -


mere Goes not appear to be much in the foreign news
csieuiated to effect business in this quarter ur iron
wofers nave been active in preparing furnaces since the
Tnai, ps, 70 lne western, IN anticipation Of an
market ior their raw material In the course oi
the ast iew days considerable quantities of valuable
gay yiid,ng hird pure metal has been opnd in
tnS rS'iuo coal Dasn IN close proximity TO the
tain lime stone The dhculty heretofoye hss hs =,
sm, this clay ore that i to find substance that would
reduce the iron contained in II TO fluid state In En0
land, where it is worked successfully the material
N smelling is this peculiar limestone and the
OF olth IN ech close proximity in the centre Of our coo,
region, is therefore fact Of the highest inheritance
IS from this kind Of iron TINT s for roads are made
end We may henceforth conclude tns railroad iron il
m orfQtf Eux ma
there s fair chance Of exporting il fran this coun
hhsl,nl, or 70 the continent of Europe least You
W9d % asonished at the revolution the new policy
81 Ensiand efecting In the opinions Of nJn men
"a tns State They are fast reeng round TO the u free
rod notions OF South Carolina.


Ntwihstandng the provision made by the Legisla