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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

aud one ruiIon per day and The SAID hreinen
aud coal beavers shall, ~ alI cases OF prize
money. share n seaueD.
b See. g. md be Il further enacfed, That the
said chief engineer aud assistant engineers,
when waiting orders, shgl u b. paid a. fo'lows;
To the chief engineer. twelve hundred dul-
lars per nnnu,n To the first assistant engi-
neer. seven hundred dollsrs per aDilum A: 10
the second assistant engineer. hive hundred
dcllars per annuni Ia the third assistant en-
gineer, three hundred aud fifty dollars per
annum.
Sec. 4 .7,m be IL further enacted, That the
Secretary al the Navy shall appoint skiiful
and scientific engineer IN chlei, who shall
receive Tor his services the sum OF three thou
sand dollars per annnm, and shall perform
such duties as the Secretary oi the Navy
shall require of him touching that branch OF
the service.
Sec. S. lind b, IL further enacted, That the
Secretary of the NAVY shall be- authorized To
prrscribe uniform Tor the SAID chef eDgi'
neers and assistant engineers. aud To make
all uccessary rules aud regulations for the
prnprr arrangement and government OF the
corps of engineers aud assistant engineers,
nat Inconsistent with The constitution aud
laws oi The Unil6d States. The said engi'
nrers aud ASSISTANT engineers shall be, IN all
respects, subject Ia the laws, rules, and regn'
lallons "l The naval service, IN like manner
wnh other officers oi the service.
Sec. g. .i,,d be IL further enacted, That the
said chief ENGINEERS shall be appointed by
commission. aud the assistant engineers shall
b. appointed by warrant from The Secretary
of The Navy, IN such form as he may pre-
scribe.
Sec Z. .1sd be ii further rnnoied, Tia,
the Secretary Of the Navy be, and he Is here.
BY, authorized to establish, at -nch places as
he may deem necessary, suitable dcpots oi
coal. or other lue!, for The supply Of steam
ships Of war.
hpDroycd August 81 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
Aug. 81. 1912.
tPunLrc, No. 93l

PUBLtC, No. W
AN ACT IN regulate the appointment "nl
pay or engineers ~ the navy OF the CnI'ed
States.
BE II enacted by he Sr0ie and House of
R,presenioiires ofhe United ,Sigtes of .fme,1-
IN ia Congrsss dSseEhI,d That the Srcrein-
~ OF the Navy shnl appoint the requisite
number OF chef engineers and assistant "n.
pinecrs. not To- exceed one chict engineer.
Two frs, assistant. two second assistant, aud
three llird assistant engineers lor cach slcam
SHIN o( War, Tor tho naval service oi The
United States, who shall be paIl, whcn ~
actual ertricr, "a f'ilows:
TO the chci engineer iiiicnn hnndred dnI'
lars per anuum aud one ration per day W.
the frsi assistant engineer, nine huhdr'h
dollars pcr aunum and ou" rHion per day ;
h ~ the SECOND assistant engineer, seven hun
drcd doi,nfs per aunum aud one fallon per
'Gay in the ilrd assistant engineer, hNc hNh
died dollars per nnnun and on" ration per
lnV the chief engineer shnll l." 'ni,lcd w
mess ~ the ward room oi shps ni war hnd
in ni cases ot p,l,r money he shat share ~
a 'ru'Crauj the first assistant 'h"lnF'
shall .hnre ~ u hruiruInt ol n''In's 'n'
srrcnd assistant engineer sraH share ~
mid ,hi, man: tho itlrd n>s's'aut engineer
shall share ~ the frvord officers; bat nc'.
,hrr the chef nor the o'sis'u'i cnc'n'"rs
,hnll holl ary other rank than ns cug,"""rs.
+ SEC. 2. .In3 b. i furihtr fl1cHa, That ne
Secretary ollh Navy shall he authorized lo
Icuhu aud cmploy the requisite uum9er ol
6r,mcn, Who shall, each, receive 'hlriy dol.
liars prf murth AID one tailun per day, ant
The requisite number ol he6vete, Who sbal
receive, tSch, eighteen dollars pei month
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

EN T.. & w. NEWTON, are daily re-
~. cci,iug supplies from New York, and
have in store the following goods, which will be
sold-as usual at extreme low prices -
gunpowder, hyson, yo.ns hyson,
hyson skin, souchong aud pouchong
COFFEE Mocha, Java, Rio. CAba, la.
gura aud West India, ground IL pound papers
SUGAR-doubie & single loai, crashed do. +,
Havana white Il brown, clarified and pnlverlZcd
white. ST. Crox, Porto Rico and Muscovado
brown.
| FRUIT bunch, cask aud Suiana Raisins,
Zante currants, ctron, ptunes, dates, pluIDS, al
monds, wanuts, flberts, oranges, lemons aud
dried apples.
1 MnLASSES sugar house, New-Orleans,
Niuscoyado and Havana.
/ PROVISIONS-mes y prime beef 4 pork :,
Goldfish. flour, Indian meal, butter, cheese, lard,
picked salmon, hams, rice aud corn.
I CRACKERS-s soda, butior. milk, sugar and
pilot bread.
/ PICKLES & cucumbers, mixed =,
capres, olives, Sariincs, anchOvies, mushroom,
walnut and tomato ketchup, pepper sauce, eurrie
powder. Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustard
aud alive oil.
! SEGARS-a grea. variety oi line qualities
from Cuba.
SNUFF & TOBACCO Of all kinds in general
nae.
WINES g. LIQUORS-pure, for ormcdical pur-
poses.
SPICES-nulmegs, mace, olives. cinnamon,
alspics, ginger. pepper and cayenne.
PRESER vES-Canian ginger & West India.
4 ground RICE, honey, Liver
pool salt, salt p,ue. saleroius, sal soda; brown.
white, CASTLE, white. scented, paim y almond
soap starch, indigo. alum, micaroni. verma.
cclIi. tapioca, ground rice, eggs, sperm and
Llack fish oil sperm, ,allow aud wax candles,
mats, painted pals, canpails, tubs, ma,ches'
,Iemi,ohns, bottles, stone Jugs, cotton twlnc'
bottle corks, pipes, brooms, cider 4 wine vine
gar, lemon syrup, champagne, Clare'' &c &c
Apg. L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
Approved, August 81. 1912.
lPuRLic, No. % |

AN ACT CONCERNING the payment Of Flor
da miil;is.
Be IL fnacied by he Senate and House o
Representatives. ocMe Uniicd States Of .4meri
ca "a Congress nsScmjitd That the appr"pria-
tons for subsistence made ~ the act entitled
An act for the payGeut of Florida militia
called into service III the years eighteen hun
dred and ,h,r'y nine md eighteen hundred
aud forty" aud approved August twen,g.th'rd
eighteen hundred md furty-two. shall be aP-
pIcable To The srillrm"n, Of any clalms tor
subsistence furnished to the Florida militia
in eighteen hundred aud thirty nine aud
eighteen hundred and iorty, not hrreioior"
sri'lcd: PrOriIGd, That no supplies be- paid
iEan thosr aUthurI-ed w Law or regulation !:
Ind pyooided Jurihrr, That the aPprpprpi'on
specified in said aci shall not he exceeded
Approved, August 81, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
LAWS OF THE U. STATES,
[OMefal publication ]
TPuBLIC, No. S9l

/ aNos
AN ACT making appropriations 10 carry
into cif'ci a iseaiy with the Wyandott In.
dians, and for other purposes.
Il. IL ,aGct.d by N, .S,nnie and House Of
Reyrest ntoiircs OF ihc tniifd ,Sini's Of .4meri-
ca IN Congress assembled, Tia, there be,
and hereby Is, appropriated, out Of my money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for carrying into effect the treaty with tie
Wyuhdpu Indians. dated aIarcb seventeen.
eighteen hundred and foriy-iwO, and ratified
by the Senate on The seventeenth OF August,
eiphieen hundred aud forty.two, with amend
ments, the sum of five thousand six hundred
and sixty dollars: Proviisd, That no part
of this appropriation shall be expended unil
the assent oi said tribe is duly aud formally
Given TO said amendments. To make good
the interest on investments and Stale stocks,
aud honls to. IrdlnD tribes not yet paid by
the States To be reimbursed out Ot the inter-
est when collected, fifteen thousand SIX hun
drcd dollars aud ninety two cents.
For dcfraying expenses OF the supreme,
Circuit, and District Courts OF the United
States, including the District of C"lumba
also for Jurors aud witnesses, IN aid of The
funds arising from fines, penalties, and for
tritnres incurred ~ eighteen hundred aud
turiy-,wo aud preceding wears, md likewise
for drGrayIrg the eXpcusrs Ol suits IN which
the United States are concerned, aud OF pros
ccuilons iur offences committed against the
United States. and for the sair.kr"PIng nt
prisoners. in addition to former appropriations
Que hundred thousand dollars.
JOHN WHITE.
!Spsakr of Me House Of Representatives..
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President Of The Senate pro tempoe.
Approved, Aug, 81, 1912
JOHN TYLER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
House Carpenters Notice,
SAW-WlHETTING
u0uSE-JOINERING, &c.

vy,II.LlAM SMITH, respectfully informs
w ms old customers and The public gene.
rally, tha, he has just luil a new shop on
O1k STREET short distance ~ the rear "i l''-
residence IN Broad street, where h' purposes
to attend s,,ictly To- the business of SAW
WUETTING. IT. vii oiso con',n"r b''
bus,uc,s Of rilou.c-Carpcutrting aud WV y"
.bou execute any work Iha, Is usually done
+ r., vilIl.tavisc sharpen Scissors irrcqnlrcd
Ecwpor,. March 81 lSie -pO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
[PrRIIc. Ne. %

AN ACT for the relief ofccrtaln companies
Of Missouri volunteers commanded by
Captains Sicyenson aud Allen.
BE II enacted By the Senate and House 9t
R,pres, niaiires oCM, Uuiitd STATES Of .fmeri-
ca in in Congress assembled, That the Secretary
of War be and he hereby is. directed ~
cnuse To be audited and settled the accounts
Of Captains Allen and S'ephenson's compa-
nies of mounted Missouri volunteers or mIII-
Tia which were called out by order OF Govern
or slllIer in the year one Thousand eight hun
dred aud twenty nine, said companies having
been regularly called out nnd mustered INTO
the service by competent authority land that
the amounts found TO be due. for provisions
and transportation and pay, be paid out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Approved, Aug. 81. 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

NONsisTING of BrOadcloths,
~ Cassimeres, Sattinets, Ker-
seys, Flannels, Hosiery, Merinces,
Brown Linrn Table Covers, Cotton
da'nask dmlo, Piano C"vers, Counter
panes, Calicors, Undressed Ginehams,
Good Russia diaper, English B,rdseye
dnio. napkins, variety winter shawls,
Tickings, white and brown cotton sheet
ings, cotton daDnsIs, yard wide, good
~hte GOTTEN mud wool hauoeis, good knIl
hus", SC. sc.
The aboye with additions which are
constantly being made, i'll bc sold cheap
by JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Sent %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
fPupLIc. No. 95l

PUBiIC. No. %.
AN ACT to extend The collection district
OF WIscasSet.
BE II eDoricd kg The Srnrie and House o.
Representatives. Of The United States Of 'imer',
ca in Congress assembled. That the town OF
Newcastle aud Nnbieboro,, lying on The
Dsmariscolta river, III the State "i Name. be
annexed to the collection district VI WIS
cassci, as ports uI delivery only.
Approved, August Ill, lEi2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

cure IF erery eu,abie disease, ,oW be toandm
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGE TABLE PILLS,
Ofhe North .Ameriean College IF Heaih.
ruNiiESE extraordinary Pills nrf composed Of
u plants which grow spontaneously IN our
own soil, aud are the, elore better adapted TO our
constitutions than medicines cancocled from for
eign drugs, however well they may be com.
pounded, aud Us
IWRiGIiT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that tSe human
body is IN truth subject to but
ONE DISEASE,
viz corrupt humois, und that said medicine
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing and purlGin The 0ody. II will
he manifest that IL the constitution be tnot en-
tircly exhausted, a perseverance, in their use,
according 10 direction, is absolutely certain TO
drive disease Of evGry name from the body,
WRIGllT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
will be found one of the best, if not the ye-y
best pledlcne in the world for carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they c%pel from The body all moIbd
and corrupt hunors, (the cause Of dsease) in an
day
GIVE EASE AID PLEASURE,
disease Of every name is rapidly driven fion' the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before The American pub
lie : aud wc can now say, without Tear ol CON
tradcion that of all the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, noi one has taken
such permanent hold upon the affections "i
the people Not only DO all who usf.jl invaria'
bly, experience relief, and recomnend i in tl'ls
strongest terns bu, it has ELECTED sic!'e oftle
most astonishing cures o(er re'ior";d-oy' ne'i''
cine.
lluherto very few Of lhe numerous tes,imo-
MIA Is " hiGh have been received IN favor OF this
extraordinary medicine have been published, AS
the medicine obtained its present great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than from extern
sivc advertising 1t has been dceni"d RrQPrT
however, TO otter the 10 lowing opinions OF the
public press, merely 10 show hat the tame oi
the Indian Vegetable Pills Is not confined to any
serIion, but is rapidly extending Iisell to every
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
IPugLIc, Ne 80 !

AN ACT concerning professors Of maihn'
pn,,cs in the navy OF the United States.
BE IL 0Gcicd by he .S'nair and House Of
Representatives. el he Uriird !Sintes of .4meri
ca in Congrtss 0SScDid!eA That predecessors
of mathematics IN The navy Of the UnI'eh
S,alcs sLali be- entitled 10 livo4nnd mess with
the liculcuaufs oI 500 .go'ng and receiving
vessels, aud shall receive such ra'Ion' as lion-
tenants Of lhe same ehip Or station shall re-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
SASS TREMoNT-sT., 4 JS
=. 3. Buy ornonc except the folio
linted ,,,, .yc

ncnr Court-strcet. Boston. ,.-,. -.
p. \. pu, ornono except the following regularly np
AGENTS.
NEvponr, Mrs. ANNA VI EDDY. .
Prevalence, Joseph Balch, Jr.-Porlimontn. "ttpne
A. T.llman-Bri.tul, Lemuc W. iII'ags- -"cb"'u'
S,u,urI Pirrce--Enst Greenwich, james Sl"cum-AP'
ammo ViIi..s John Cnrpeutcr-t rrk-Nillr, john ~
tIarke-kingston, Thomas T. Wcils-Prnredn,e, r. " ".
Campbell n Co.-Souh k,ng-towh, ~ Nes'ef h"u,nS""
,ud a. w uazarl--Wcsierly, J. " Lewis " "a"
Ionkfn,ou. Is. B. Thurstun s. to.-Richm"nh' o'nsN |"
Richmon l., omptou Mills. Amos Fi-he-h'pph' hnls'
\ A Remington-PhwniN Village w. y, emt'- va
,i,k yiIlsp. OHve Ilnksr-NHrcn. 4. o. DtiScoH 90
Tty.rtnn Arnold Snith-Stuno l'rldgt sihueI 2rH,np
New England Onice aud General Depot, No lse Irc'
mont noHr Court street, Busioh. ~,
ncN"rs Of the nrcc,cd D,ticl, Ann street, Boston.
April 81 2l-ly.-isleI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
CAUTION.
This is W inGlTm The public lhn' NIL genuine "'c'''
cine has on The out eide at The boxes,
WEIGHTS INDIAN NEGETABLEPlLLS

cine has un The Onisdt ol the boxes
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLEPlLLS
INpIAN PJRGATiNED
Orthc North American C"ll"g" oi licai'h'
And also rouud the border ei the l"hrl wl he huhu
a., mail ,nc Entered according To an net oi Con
yress IN the yenr ls4O, hy William wright, ~ Tue
CLERKS ono. oi the District court o the Southern DIS
m ,,hIi Nii also remember that all who sell the
,nninr Indinn Vegetable Pills. provided with ce''
tidcale oi nscnGv, Stoned hN -, 81, ,,...z
WILLIAM WRIGHT, YicE PRESIDENT
orthe North American college oi Health,
and that pedIars never ~ any 'hSe "PWtu W prll
the genuine medicine Al travelling agen|~ w ." pr"
@ ,;, csr,il,nt,. nC agency above descrbeG and
those who cannot show tieln viii hc Ahowh a. o"se
impostors. , CO, .,....,.,r.
Price % cts. per box, with NV di!rGlIn.S. s,,
n NJ anJ General Dcpo Tor the New England states
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
Auciionrer.s Notice.

xx-IlIIhMiI READ. offers his s"r,'c"s
~ as Auc,ionccr, snd hopes by slricl al
,cn,ion ,o business 10 share part o' pnoI,c
n,tronngc. 70 be- found NJ All hours ni hlf
store. No. IG3 Thames.s'tceL
Newport, Jdrc %, 1879.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
From the Boston Daily Times.
WRIGHT,S INDIAN VEGETABLE riLLS

OF all the public advertised medicines oi tue dny %f
know nI none we eau safely recommend i"r iif
ellis thnI flesh heir to- han the ps that are so nj
the depo, OF the North Amrricpn tgfGe oi henlih'
No lgs fremont street, BOSTON Several instances we
know oC where they are used IN families with The high
est ,nt isGtron aud longer ago ihhn Nes'Gia\ we
bunrd M eminent ply sciun o this cit! rtc"me 'Nfm
in high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
Approved, August 30, lS49
BRcADCLOTds.

grRON the n. York hrclions. the largest
- assortment ul Broodclulcs, of every style
aud quality, ever brought I" THIS markell
winch purchascrs are invited TO call aud ex.
amnc. as they arc guaranteed better bar.
gam than they eyer made before. by calling
At ISAAC GOULD n SONS,
Apr,I2I1 l16 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
From the Philadelphia saturday Evenin. Post.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

WtighIs indlan Vcgriahe Pills are attaining great
celrhrn ~ New E"gmud, rs well as ~ "Iher parts :"
thr Unrd Snt,s. Tie attempt oi persons Ia h.irnud
the hlc hy the sale of spurious articles, meets gln
aeurtHI rrpruldtIon Mr. Wright II M indGhtlgh''le
ciu. which warrant confidence the virtues oi his in-
dian Vegetable Pills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

yE1ILLiAM WEEDEN, of the town and
w county of Newport, ,housewrlghi, has this
day made To the Subscribers an assignment
or \ his property tor the benefit OF his c'ed'.
tors ;,hcrcforc, those having demands against
said Wccdcu. arc requested to prescn! them,
and those indebted, 10 make iAinedlalc pay
ncnt 10
". y. Cp,NsroS, .l,sicnses.
w. li. CRANsrON,
Newport Oct. 9th, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
NEW and Seasonable Goods.
YassIs. g.. BIs0WN s. son

yEAyE ir.t received, n frcsh supp'y Of
~ wo.i iyed blue and blue black HEAVIER
Cloths. Asphrhum cloth, Fancy Cnsslmrrrs'
Veslings sud Tullor's Trimmings, snnable
for the sresou--.N hch they viii make 40 TO
,tdrr. ,p tb, best style. Oct 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
NOTICE..

glrilE suh~rribcr having put his Railway ~
\ r"mprtc repair, ,hrrrh, 'niorn" his 'f'"nds
and The pubiir, that h. il ~ readiness To hnnl
40 and repair vessels, ar do any work ~ ms
tine Ut short uni,rc aud on favorable terms,
and to all work rnirusird to hlm he VIII give
b.. prrsunlI attention. llo acknowledges
with gratitude the mnuy and repealed ia'ors
r,r,i,,d from iho ',izcns Of this town ana
,rc public generally aud hopes lee may yet de-.
rrva aud receive n share uf rho puhlic pHi.
g0Lagr. W VI. ~. N"aNDhh''
Newport July ", I6I2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
Cotton Warp,

roLJE aud unbleaehrd. of good quality
- Just reserved ara Tor sale by
John +. TOWNSEND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
A Natural Remedy,

Spited to our constitutions, and c0mpsfcnt 10 m
cure IF erery eurabie disease, wW be foand in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

continued la cases where the states nave beet
losers the fault may be traced to their scs imned
atey and remotely the perncous influence OF the late
National Bank, which implanted the seeds Of ex,rava
and speculation In States individuals and corpora
tons which ostered un Ter the Bdde policy produced
a luxurious crop of debt deislc alton and dishoner
In London paper long apology for the authorsof the
mischief, appeared the 81 OF December, evidently
atng from interested source and by sophsics
arguments attempting TO cloak the iniqu,ies ofthe
past The Of the article is echoed in notorious
Wall street print. The following is the point of the
umcnt used -
The impossibility Of paying debts, contracted when
the exchapgeable value OF money was twohirds less
than when the debt is demanded or, to speak palmer
when the debtor received money which would buy
bale OF cotton, and is now required to give in return
money that would buy three considered. The
banks themselves did not that il Of them
able stand the brunt of returning for their issues
-deposites well as circulaon-three times in
eXchangeable val than they had received the great
Mr. Biddle knew it but he was only against host
and he carried away by the torrent which will still
sweep away what left, wiser councils do not pre-
vslf the dictates of common ~ be drowned
in high sounding phrases.
II is singular, that the sagscous Mr.. Biddle who
the effect of Of the currency could the
effect Of expanding il. When he daily flooding the
country with paper money raising prices and inducing
people to contract debts in cheap currency did he not
know that the currency could continue expand
That time mast or Letter. when those per
whom he was then seducng into debt, would be
ruined in contracted currency If he did forese it
nfamy 10 too great for him. If he did know H.
he was miserable charatan totally unfit 10 be trusted
with any business least of all Of mighty power as
that furnishing circulating medium to agreat CONNER
cial people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Jan. as

Friday, Jan. 3S-6 II. M
The sales at the Stock Board to-day have been to fair
extent, and prices have generally given way Indiana
bonds fell per cont Illinois ss /; Harlem Il Mohawk
per cent Heavy cash sales were the immediate
of this fall New York State 5is fell per cent;
Ohio 6s 1862 per cent Stocks have lost all the ad
vance which took place the late arrival, with the
exception Of Illinois and Indiana bonds These descrp
tons probably from the number absorbed by
capitalists to lay away The present lew prices being
temptation to risk the chance OF ultimate payment
The Indiana bonds, for instance If the interest is paid at
the end of20 years, will at present rates then yield IL
per cent; one bond at $3.50, without interest," will
at the end Of 20 cost the purchaser $780, If the
semi annua payments then renewed he will get 10
per cent after besides imbursem
The floating bonds Of Illinois, payable in 1865, being
those recently pledged with stebbns McAlistcr, will
probably be paid further than the amount recev
ed them; nsequently they worth than
per cent, compared with other bonds at IS per
cent.
We stated recently that the Morris Canal leased to
the Lehgh CoalCo. lsrpears, however, that the Com
pany hasleased their Canal for Eve years at annual
rent to Mr. L. Cerriell of Pennsy anip in
connection with the Lehigh and other Companies. II il
contemplated lessee to bring about 400
coal to Market during the season. The coal will be fur
| nished to consumers at 81 per ton.
Forgeres to extent have been discoveredn Bos
ton purportng to be letters from ~ A. Thompson Co
of that city, to their correspondent in New York ant
Philadelphia
In domestic exchange there is but little change
Throughout the Union there is struggle going t
bring about resumption. This movement the weak
banks resist and force their Issues which increases its
preciation while the strong banks in preparing te
demand for specie Hence the increased
rates those points where the rredeemable
predominaes. The rates to-day are as follows -
CURRENT RATES o. BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC BILL.
Bank Notes. Exchange.