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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-11

90 AxEsrcAS MusEuM-N work Of art has
been brought this country, which ELECTED such uni.
versal and deserved econums the model Of the city of
Dublin exhibiting here. There lies the whole city
perfect and plain you viewing the origi
nal from balloon two hundred feet above the earth.
Is not painting but model, the city in miniature, so
perfect in all s psrts that any person who has been in
Dublin, point out the very street and house in which
he lived with the yard and outhouses attack ed
bling in color and form the originals, with exsctness
perfectly incredible Every building in the city, from
the Custom house, Old Parliament House, Posoce and
st. Patricks Cathedral, down TO the most lowly and
humble matched roofco.tage found in the model The
closer 10 examined the il the visitor ssonished
to learn that all made by ndivi dual in twelve
years. II looks like the work of age Of the half
million other curiosies and the great improvements
here have not time space to write. All must 80
and visit this establishment Every Saturday afternoon,
aspendid day performance takes place here Families
and schools should remember thi. tomorrow.
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1OIIoWlnB are INC IeuuIhB ies1Hes VI
Of the citv. A comnared w it'll last year
se5,7sO $50: ,2ss

The following is table Of all the chartered and free
Banks in the city, on the LIST Jan. lS4l and 1897
BANKS or THE CRY NEw Yopx.
1871. Loans Specie Giro. Der.
Chartered Banks 2s7ss7s lq1os 1855 as7 IL 2s7
Free do l32i,lii LIS 40 701,7o 2eo1'I0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-11

EOR SALE. exchange. or to rent-Land in Lycoming
county Penna title good-Also ten lots in Bergen county,
j.. hall lie from Newark-Also TO lent Farm in En-
zabe town j. committing Of acres, barn. and goo! ayer.
rent from New York For particulars
HIS II.
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90 CHATHAM THEArRR.-The performances tonight
at this house are chase, varied and attractive consist
enactng the hero Johnson the tyrant esler Stevens
and c. Mestayer Melctal and Michael and Miss Mes
tayer Albert To the above added the drama Of The
Dumb Girl of Genoa, in which Messrs. johnson and
Kirby perform the celebrated drusken combat ; John
Smith and his pupil appear in their negro eccentric
ties and the nautical drama Of Paul Jones' In which Mr.
Scott appears a. Long Tom Coffin and Mrs. Thorne
Kate Plowden combine to render this bill the best that
has been offered this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-11

90 R,LUF IN the DREADFUL AND CONTAGIOUS Dis
EASE OF PaEvAILre SMALL Pox-Every person, who has
witnessed the ravsge OF this fatal and loathsome dis
ust have been sensible Of the burning fever that
companies 1.-THE dry and difficult cough, the shriveed
skin the psrched lips, the raging thirst the disturbed
sleep, and the antpathy every liquid offered to ALE
viate any Of these symptoms But for all these an effect
ual and perfectly safe remedy found In Peases Hore-
hound Candy which Of ssens and subdues all rri.
tstion Of ungsor stomach assists preparation coos
the burning tongue and diffuses a refreshing impulse
through the agcnizing frame Let the effected try one
package OF PeaseS Candy and relief will be instanta
neous q ii will be efectuaL
To be had 1t 4s Division street and Of Reidng State
street, Boston Zebcr 81 Dock street, Philade phia
Robinson, 10 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd. Rawls
Co. 81 state street, Albany, N. r.; Duval 2ss Broad
street. Newark, N. J.
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PORTUG UESE FEMALE PILLS.
81 far-faned LIBERATED pils, from Portugal AZ
We oercsivs b. obtained in this country Nee sdver.
,issms,a on the lest eolemnof fourth psge. Etims
ITTANTED.-By aheahy young married " Tsp, child TO
w wet nu Of taken Of the child BY tempe
q wemau good reference gwen Enquire at No aener
son street, New York. Ill II
THE Artillery Infantry Of the city and county Of
York. requested to attend meeting At the Aruiey
Rooms Centre Market Saturday .yenng the IAN IN
mt Al o'clock make for Comrl
Bail 10 Colonel WIN. w TOMPKINs. III Il
TI'HE New Dry Goods Es,sbs msn,, 2s CAD s,rest-
New Coco. lust opened Calicos, Muslils siiks Shawh
and lots Of D~lainss cheaper th,neyer 80 -,
II, A.. street, formerly Vann's.
ITO LET-sT JOHNsHALL.from hrst Ma{ ne,t- -. ne
well kpo WIN House. st. Johns Hall No frankIof Mree
with large ace fr Hotel and Boarding House
hyy No. ~ frankfort street.
NOTEE-IsID OnE SCI SGEk, residing former w,tn
IN John p Mil ~, hss sf9rt nam ne
Boston to inform OF his present place Of
they been wi houi nswsrow h.. iSf ssye
New York, 10th Feb 1854 '""
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PO S II S e Up r..

o. We received no papers last night south Of
Norfolk. lIIT WON WW ktI WA
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forty by sxtyfve feet to contain sixty pews is to
be Immediately erected on the corner Of Eagle and
Elicott streets, by the Dutch Reformed congrega-
ton, cow under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Mr.
John Beattie. Cost 81 loo, -Dx6a1o Com FEB. g.
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ATTEMPTED INsuRRKcrfos n PoScr, or. RI
Captain Pierce, Of the sehr. Pearl arrived at this
port on Saturday last, from Ponce, (P. R) iafcrms
that the negroes Of that Island contemp plated re-.
volt which was to have taken place on Chrittmas
night. The intention Of the insurrectionists Vas
discovered previous to that night, and number Of
them were arrested. They have been tried, and
three were shot, and several received two hundre
lashes and were sent to the .chan galitys for lie
on the day previous to the departure Of Captain
Pierce.-NorfoK Beacon.
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county e ten lots ,:ns Bergen
sia' ESS$$ sSfS.
80 RED BIKDLINE ~ ALBANY, = ne
- y: s.:: cam III .. S;ss:ss ;sSoSss
S auy ~ X sn w e s
NE where the boats be compelled BY ice to
Agents will be board each of the nail boats ogre ass
This line extend: Montreal touehins Albany, toee
under the Mp:sHm and embraces very direct and eomno
The stage. horse. Of ii. line win be found really tia
'si h Will III. comfort
!; re- :y ss: .si''s
Ma tS1AxrER,s Agents
~ -Paeiet Of the ism FsSrusry The .pi.ndid vii
u. fat pU s :: s" her
Having splendid for cabin cabin Ard
MADE 0" >'''' W. :! j. T. TAPscorT. 20 South street.
brought out Ts S 6 :sa sr other s
T.; ri S1 10 81
sEX F.:fs! "
s.3.:
on board 9 coL TfS os Co. Of 50 soas
Great will be taken to have the goods BY this line cor
Agent IL New orlsan, Ja O Woodruff, who will prompt
10 tOryyar I'd all q
g. .as .s hS & day. 'e''''
go FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to sail On Hsh
w 5 :s Oh sa
Sandsomey afew cabin % cabin
moderate S i s sssi tS
}ss ;ss ss
.is % sS apply ffsSIi
..s ass ;s s'y SzzoS i.1:
S ss s: ": ss g.
or" Elk. COLLINS 3. n .ss2s =,
Sk R aSd +: qsSa .ss
M sailing D .nS @ piSS s;
freight or having good accommodations
>, ga si =, s w; R rom ssstA q.
H:ss;, ,s I:h Il. s; els
Waite viii sail positively saturday. the 18th ofFsS
!. ::S.s :ss.s S:is early .:y
board foot of Be ss :rf sf q CO.
mFul.o sS !, next door Z Is. Fulton bs.t
e.. sn Slos.s S ia
sailing from Espool ihs IN April II any Of Ss
Oh sih he ss s"a 18Th a' 1s
| a. CARRIAOE HORSES FUK sA.E.-A ps,r
fine large greys the property ofa gentleman about
asss. rsss sss ,.s:a H.
r. LET q! EAAHESpJH 'Y II ~ ss:
ole .s s'f Sssn asiIs
out and will se sold low, any one renting the
premises. 49,.
Hs s.s No. Ne" street. eorr;s wa, BE-
~ FOR SALE-A Farm. CONTAINING so &C mi'e
soxth Of Poughk the bank Of the Hudson
the pIemises are large well fnnhed House (eom
cellar! house f.e pcaa ssras9 fruit ~, trees &c s:o
saodng lot 40 feet front-both houses and 10 Mar
ket street Pou9hkeepsie L. NJ JAMES;
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY III.

sun RISES ......6 50 NOON SETS s
SUN 10 HIan wArrR........... S
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ISpIANA.-Tke L.eislafure of the State Of India
ma adjsarned on the 3lst uit Among the acts pas
sed, besides the act TO provide for the continuance
Of the construction OF all and any Of the public
works Of the States by private computes, was an
act to prevent farther sale hypothecaiion OF In
diana State bonds BY any Fund Commssisner or
other agent of the State.
The joint resolution which had passed the Senate,
instrscting the Senators and quesIug the Repre-.
ssntatives Of that State in Congress TO vote for
Ayes 81. noes 48.-Naf. Int, Feb 10.
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The Undersigned, members OF the Committee on Flo.
reign AArs respectfully ask the House to them
from further service that Committee Recent occur.
induce them to doubt whether the removal of the
of the committee would meet the sp-
probation Of the House, and they unwilling
with chairman whe has avowed opinions, and persc
he have shown him 10 b. sn unsa San
STORY ofthe public trust Of that il
necessary to the relations between chairman and the
members of such q committee.
THOS W. GlLMER.
r M.T.HUNrRR.
r. BARNEwELL RHErT.
GEORGE II. PROFFIrT.
ofthe House Of Representatives,
He also desired the Clerk to read the folio wing
letter from Mr.. w. c. Johnson:
TUESDAY MoRsrSo, Feb. 8, Isaa
lndisposition win prevent my attending the meeting
efths Conptee on Foreign Affairs this morning; but
would be my course upon the vote for rc.eIectinr
q chairman, amer the remarks Of Mr. Adams in the
urging q member to move election OF chairmsn and
the OF his disclosing and using the mnu,s, Of
would be- after these to snSos" bs s.n
ments aud to sanction his conduct, which cannot do
Therefore should be bound in Of public duty
to vote for some other person ~ chairman
would have been agree ,ble TO M feelings II could
have been relieved from serving the committee for So
You at liberty to make known the contents Of this
CON municntion.
ts;,, Very respectfully 6 ySpr; ;ouxsox
Hos. r. W. OiInxa
The four gentlemen, whose written application
was made TO the House, were excused from further
service on the Committee, and then Mr.. Johnson,
who has returned to his post Of duty, made similar
personal applicatsa, and was also excused No
debate arose on the question, which appeared 10
have been disposed Of asa matter Of courses but when
che Committee on Foreign Relations was called
upon for Reports.
Mr.. ADAYs, its Chairman, rose with the most
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On Saturday, LIST instant after illness offourteen
hours, JOHN HOGAN
His friends and relations invited attend his fune
raj from the corner of 2l street and the LIST avenue this
afternoon at three O'Clock, without any further invita-
ton.
On the evening of the LIST instant after short Illness
RoBISsoN ID WHIrLooK, in the sd year OF his age.
The relations and friends of the family invited TO
attend his funeral this afternoon from his late residence
10 Sheriff. corner of Riv ing ston street.
On the LIST instant, HARRIET EMELSE GuioS, daughter
OF the late John Guion, aged 90 years.
Her friends and acquaintances and those of her bro
theirs Edward M John William II. and Stephen d.
Guion also those of her late brother inlaw John Be-
dent respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon, at three O'clock from her late residence in
sixteenth street, near 3D. avenue without further invita-
ton.
On the morning of the Cd instant, GnoRcE GonHAM,
eldest child of VIM. H. Bird aged years and months.
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Foreign ImpOrtatio1s.

HAvAsAship H!lespont-5io br. sugar bags coffee eo
900 segars Spoford Ii'esonl23 bags coffee Il Dsch
s. bales tobacco b1s segas + Del Hoye. ss,es de
kerhof U nner-a d ID suaves-l Bruenley boxes
sugar Pnrnonyl bx segars Mishelhaue Achilesl do
Win' sor Gale Cels0 bbls oranges Aeker Ackery-3
cases bale segars Dedrcks-i doCoomb Isln-i bag
coffee Mrs Jenniugs-i box ocoate Gracial do
meats II comb bag coffee Is hbls oranges II Eiiis-
Pope.
SALBark as logwood bales 10 half
do hemp 55i bxs Sc h do 1899 do extracts ogwood bales
deer . bale hair bx 81 500 ia specie a5 Mexican du6
chaut Theobaud- bale hemp br chalk Pig hats "a 900
serars cedar plank. log mahogany Wetnore
timber &c, 900 segars w Undcrhill.
Ponr Az PniscE. Brig Mary Elizabeth35 tons loxwood
2s5 brls coffee Lewis-2oo d. w Deisfeld-Io
rags q Hogarth
LAGuIRA-brig Oreon-sOo hides Jaaarsay-6eio do Dial!
lett Brothers. Of Philsd72 do Lanuan:e CO. dog cases
1891 hides to order.
Sr. JAGo CUBA-Schr Tasso-s7 boxes sugar Mason &
Tho so bales tobacco Franct- isssaa- swent
meats quarter vi Tayior2 hf do Hooper433
bales tobacco TO order.
AUx CRs-Brie MohegsuloO ags cofle $4,000 lbs log
wood w Lews-l20 bags coffee + l. Hcnops-50A RIOS.
sier & coo Drury.
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Ship IIel.spont, Ellis from Havana Goth Dec s.r,r NJ 4,
SpoId, Til'sson Co. Vessels left the report Of the
SIP Rienzi ClarL from Mobile days cotton 70 Post
Care spoke brig hsicedony Of Yarmouth Ms 4,
sS n S..n. senrs from T.~ Orleans, dave ,,o,
ship Cs6sdn. Berry. from charlestons days mdse TO @
BARK Tennessee, scc6eld from si. days, hides &C.
5as Of SYo miles sapss Of s:s
WAS spppos.d TO be total los ash MI lat % 49, Ion 70
stea the wreck Of sehr Henry Breed Of Boston
De- ,sy sr. o Esrss g.
lad as s ffSs 2: sie% cA' v
pig Len Ass oays' df N.Y. t eod 70
aN,y E;,s.is f.,h,e from Port au Prince, IL days
Chas Tewzdlrn, passenger, OF France, died.
Brig Benz swan, Bsn,min IRON Turks Island, via Nor
Bng 0ri'a, Stewart from la Gaayra IS days, hides to
E,g L,oc.t Kr.s Havana Dec iswh soooos segars
Baaco Ls NYah sso Sem Sars v = Gn.
# So.oe SysIf Of vh,isp1, Gsass
Brig WesmpLa Fowler, from Mobile, IS days. cotton, 20
Brs CIR line Plat Ric, from ApsIaeh,eol. days cot
800 woodruff M"'asn sailed in nc Co brig brig
s;sI sso prey q day. from s. }.so q Cuba u. the
70 S de 81 Boston bound in 80 A'''''
s AK Fs. pr r. t s.r
% brig rgr q Sswhssyrcr for Bosoo
srset sfy eS! Henry se Us a
feesd ss,s e. q Ion - 90 spoke schi shetland Of and
cen,, Wasgs,t from TUX, I,lard, is days viii
500 m.a. sat,o osarr Vs.sel, let eore reported cen
/ --uA Ssy.. i1g Losssa-
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Domestic Importaticns,

Nrw ORLEAss-Shp Orleaus-2o bales hair + Cunningham
Il bx HarperH Brothers-95o pigs lead w Tooliihhi
,otaceo t,oonn9e Col hg how Sars'ow-ooo pigs lead
Aexsnder-a.o hbs flour Talmedge Wallacs-2i bale.
cotton Maitland 1nedy col hf Dbl sugar NJ so err
30 bbls castor oil Macy Son-sba urs Dbl mdzr Ia
sey Ctools-to bales dotton Colosb Isinl box E&J
Droy co2oo hhds sugar 275 bales kegs lard 50
iron ID Hart.
NV oRLEANsShp Louisville (rerorieJ in Saturdays He
ralal96 pirs iead stage Sonis7 II Feld-33i bbis
flour IL Sands-ss3 kegs lard II Norry236 bbls whkey
Center Son-10 do castor oil Bechle Dreyer5o b,
oton Pearsoa-5o do Newbod Cro-3s DO Drsper,Jr
49s bis -four Aymsr co2633 pigs lead " Rogers
81 cks bacon Dope, ster Whmash-l50 bills mol WIN
Mekrsoo kegs lard $50 hbs pork zoo do whskey kgs
lard 10 order.
MoBLE-Ssp Ricza-s2 bales cotton BuckS, CO.'S DO b.
CART &kueeiahd-56 Colon lslin56 Ogden Ferguson co
30 II Colt co-39 Rosre & Cost Sturges Chairman
800 TO order
CuARLEsroS-Ship Catherine-s pkgs mdze @ Sution-3l
LafT x Redmond-l5j do Sph Il Mills-5 bales Sackett
Broth.rs-25 pa + Winthrop7 do r. Frentiss &
200 Jeanerett co-9s do Sprasue Rel insonio pkgs
King.
MoBnE-Drig Weitumpka-e5 bales cotton John Powers
1877 do Morris Hadden-i0o Boutri-3 do honas
Ora ham
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CaDtu lation Rate. 1871
Merchants Bank, 1000 900 l00,e15 l2o ooo
Western do 5ss,0s0 ls5 Aeo @foo
Total Q SEQ o5o 23el4o 1880
1880

These divdends made when the banks refused to pay
their promises demand, direct plumber on the
public They profess not to be able to pay their abli
ties because they divide the money that should be appro
priated to that purpose among themselves
In the Tennessee Legislature resolutions have been
offered compel from the banks statement OF their al
fairs and to explain why they cannot resume specePy
ments on the of July next There is some hope IN
that quarter that resumption may be brought about by
that time It is also stated that the Bank OF Illinois is
about reduce discounts and circulation Prepaato
ry to effort at resumption
The following table of the circulation, deposits and
specie of the Alabama Banks in December, as compared
with last wear -
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piONEY MARK CT.

sunday, J0n S~O
Yesterday being holiday no business was TRANSACTED
and through the week. is usually the case, but n''e
was done in general way.
The bark Tennessee from siss has SIT 900 in specie
rs Spanish and 1875 Mexican doubloons
The mails to-day bring the action OF the dinereh'
lures on the subject Of State debts and Bank
tens In Mary land the assessment under the s'a'e IAN
law is going forward As far as yet asceaneo, 'ny
are as ollows- baltimore city, 6S,i7o,oi2i frsae'~
county, slo0s s67; Carroll county, 6s3al3a; heh' GO
So 63OO69; Tabo. county 759l47 Queen Annesc oun
ty 1885, 753 Total 500 s2sbso Ii is stated tha' the
remaining counties in the State WILL Is expected, orihs
it to above 300 millions hch at the rate oftaxatlonwi
produce about 100000. 100000 is the amount whcn
will become necessary to raise to pay interest on inc
public debt &c. 1t is TO be hoped that the banks In ns
State will shortly be compelled to resume specie pay
ments. Notwithstanding their disgrsceiai iAsol.n'
condition. they still go making DIVIDENDS among INC
stockholders, although they tell the uh''i'us'e VI
holder that they cannot pay theiI deo's 10 nin'' ~
consequently if he wants money for their PROMISES ne
must get il shaved at five per cent at brokers' Inc of
,ov;rg d;vdends have been declared:-The Merchants
Rank Of Baltimore half yearly dividend of three per
ron, Tho Wes,ern Bank Of Baltimore two and hall
nor cent for the last half year. The Baltimore and
u .nrahannock Steam Packet Company seven per cent
for The last year. On the lst Of January, lsal the ca
La, and circulation of these two banks stood as fol
lows:-
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ID the follow ing items Of liability -
2,se9.7s7


Last March the company onhtd in its annual report,
for the reformation Of the stockholders the amount of its
CAPITAL and liabilities The amount OF interest paid
no wever compared with those OF the previous year.
shows that the debt reduced $40 900 only How
stands the assertion Of these people that they had paid
their debts by their profits Their debt has been re-
duced but $50 900 1892 and their liabilities has in
creased ss0000s and this moment constantly In.
crossing
above paragraph in the next place that las,
June they held surplus of 1891 i66 Turn now back
to the report OF March, 1899 page 5h there IL state
ment that the surplus profit then $3.50 33 showing
dminuon in the ,urplus Of 500 $751; From tbose f,c,s
II is very evident tina, had the capal s,ocl bo
increased and part OF the surplus expended III. deb f
the company would now be 81 100 900. VIVA, has hson
done with the money! Out Of increase Of Sass ooo -
i,s capital the company have paid but $4,000 OF doh,
How much OF that money has been expended in div
semi oicial report ofthe company states that 81 ESQ.,
0oo has been invested in canals, boats railroads village
lots coal lands Sc. This amount corresponds with the
report Of The value Of that property may be dis
from the ict that the canal cost $50 and
the railroad sass' Last year the repairs and super
intendoncecost Sl622l2
The gross tolls ameuntedte 3545s
Excess of expense, sI2s7 sa
This is the property to whieh the State to look for
security for its ssooooo. The company further boast
tina. they can bring coal market cheap az the Read
ing railroad The absurdity of such position may be
in the folio wing extract from the Miners ;our
nall
bill OF particulars Of tho losses will enable the read
der to Judge OF the profits likely to sccrue to the com
pany from their future coal operations We shall take
the oper ,,ons of the years 1892 "a 81 as a. guide
During those years, the following was the amount Of
coal received at RoRdout:- W
G 9 'Iu r,c ssn..a ssooos
"N' ""Sttos ~ 900
~" tens sold in four years ass cos
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Ph,ladelphia Cattle market.

FaipAr, DEC. 3lsr lsal-Ssies Of Cattle for the week
$50 head were offered, principally from Virginia, sales
at SIS 81 per cwt 40 unssd $50 Cows and Calves, $25
S3c-extra S35. Springsrs SIS s 20. Dry Cows So
Sl2 Calves in the Drove Yard, $3.50 q So. On the
Delaware, by live weight, 81 acts per b. 800 Hogs
sales at 81 IS $3.50 per cwt-all sold. 1000 sheep
sales 81 rs So per headextra ST. The sales Of Beef
Cattle dull. Hogs and Sheep brisk, and in demand
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The banks have recently been purchasing exchange
and meet the interest payable here and in Lon
don. This operation is performed only by increasing
the amount of the deprecated currency anoa and
be continued. 1t highly probable thet SSH 900
due year cannot be met and explosion will then
take place.
The Delaware Hudson Canal Company has recently
issued TO their stockholders which they meant
should be secret order to alay the present feeling
among them, which points to the necessity of opening
an into the in which the company
has been conducted. is undoubted truth, that the
capital stock issued aud sold both to pay debts
and dividends In relation to this the circular alluded
to- contains the lowing paragraph:
First, then, to alleged division of cepital-T may
be observed that the company has been paying regular
annual dividends for several years past and yet during
the time it has sxtnguished q large debt which
had been created by temporary loans taken up provide
the requisite funds for the prosec uon of its business
This OF itself is sufficient 10 establish the absurdity OF
the charge. But again. after paying the dividend made
in June last there remained on hand balance Of accu
mulsted profits, amounting to $33l,i6 3d.
Most of the stockholders have the back returns OF the
Company by turning to them and comparing the state
mens they will find the follow wing items Of liability
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Passengers Arrived

HAvAyA-Shp Hellespont- Mrs Mos.ly. Beard sley,
Z Mortimer Picket, fszer-l in the steerage
HAv'NAIBrig Lancet-J ii Hale, J B Adams, s w mith
M ernandez.
NFw ORLEANs-Ship Oreaps--Mr Morrell.
New URLEANs-Ship Louisville-Mr Lyons Of Phiade
phia.
CHARLEsrssShip Ca'lariue-Niiss Wier, Miss A Han
ley Ksv Carpenter Garrison, NJ Schrivner Lindsey
NJ n Burns, A Dioble-9 in steerage.
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Increase, iVoi 100
The Bank of Mobile and the Planters and Merchants
Bank neither of them issue their notes on demand
They pay thu State notes and the post notes OF the
Planters and Merchants Bank. The above table shows
an aggregate increase of liabilities during the year OF
1868 0 and decrease in specie Of in specie on
hand The of the banks in the shape OF loans are
composed almost altogether of suspended paper and the
active Of the institutions are reduced to very
small sum- the profits Of which are burdened with the
State expenses well the interest the
State debt which created form the capital Of the
banks and consists as follows
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The total expenditures incu ling Interests on loan
and state stock 81 60: 300 1t therefore cost the
company about Ave dollars and ninety cents every
ton OF coal they delivered at Rondout or course the
company have been forced make sales at heavy loss
their sales for the years. ending lsso dd nov
average 81 so per ton The loss in the coal
the company for those years-accordng otheir own
ports-is $40, lS4. Thus
$50 So, - ., eVs, s'' 'e''N $780, 6o
Sales 2oes $40