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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-04

timore nominations. We mus, confne ourselves
n The following items about Kentucky. Pcnnsyll,,
vania. New York and Ohio The skies are an
bright and Frightening The enthusiasm OF me
Republican Party is twice as great as II was IN
lSiO-,he Wing enthusiasm only halt as great;
Ertyoc. for a letter, intel
STAMFORD. Ky. June 81, 1871.
The nomination OF Polk and Dallas is cordiai,
" received by the Democrats in this section, ana
the Democratic candidate for Governor VIII cef-
tainly be elected in this Stale this year.
EXTRACT fr0m a letter. dated
HARRISBURG, pa, 25th June, 1871;
No nominations could have been more cordially
received than those of Polk and Dallas IN PENN
svlyania. II there was really in the mind oil any
man converSant with the situation OF poii''cai d.
fairs in Pennsylvania, any serious doubt OF lhe
success of any nominee, there cannot possibly o.
any of the triumphant election OF Polk ard Dai-
las electors. Ny information is full from the
principal districts OF the keystone State and IS OF
such nature, that can most implicitly rely upon
il. Set us down Tor majority OF 10000 al least;
and il, as believe, we will carry our Governor
by eight or ten thousand the Wings may again
let rs wall, overhe course, and enable Us to give
another Jackson majority. We have more 10
dread now from over-coniidence than anght else.
EXTRACT from a letter, datcd
PgEKsKl1r Wcslchcs,er county, y. y
June -. 1871.
Every thing looks we'll in this State. We are
safe for 10000 majority for Polk. Weare endca-
yoring TO heal all OLD differences, and shall enter
on the Fall campaign in perfect harmony.
EXTRACT eta letter from enc of The moa intelligent
ciG-cus III Eastern Ohio dGtcd
Nrw LlsEoN. Coumbiana Co, Ohio
June y, 1871.
am much pleased at the prospect before Us po-
lticay That the Democracy will be restored 10
mower is lust as certain as we live. Why, my
dear sir YOU have no idea of the unanilniiy ana
enthusiasm which reryade our ranks even here
where our particular iavoritc, Mr.. Van buren.
was 50 deseryedly popular. 1t would have glad,
dcned your heart 10 have dropped in and witnessed
our ratification meeting. II was more enihuSias-
tic than any meeting of any party that ever As
sernbled in old Columbiana; and our citizens have
caught the fire. We have numerous renuncia-
tionS of Whiggerv / think can name about
80 or 10 in this township and the same feeling
prevails throughout the county. ResitcS the
abolition vote will be nearly double what il
was formerly, and this almost entirely IRON The
coon ranks. So that you can sci down Columbi-
ana county rs good for one h0pmad mGjortn lr
pOlkand Ua!las. I6daad rictorH. Indeed, should
not he surprised il We were 10 give from Twelve
10 fourteen hundred Ohio is oars BY more Than
Ten honmad majoritg; here we stick our stakes and
Federalism may govern itself accordingly.
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COL POLK'S ACCEPTANCE or THE
NOMINATION.

NONll-\A lDN.
The Boston Post of Saturday saws 1--WE pre-
sent below, from the manuscript copies in Our
possession. the correspondence between the com
mitec of the Democratic National Convention
and its nominee for the presidency, the Hon.
James h. Polk. His reply is short and appro-
pirate II will he seen that if chosen, he is de-
icrmined not to be 4 candidate for a second term.
This, if we mistake not, the popular feeling. will
he received a. a decisive proof of the unamh-
lious honesty, the purity and the patriotism otthc
Democratic candidate and will increase his wide
popularity with the masses of the people"
BAL1rMoRr, MAY - 1911.
STA, a Democratic National Convention
of delegates from the several States Of this Union
convened ON the 9th inst, and now sitting in the
city Of Baltimore for the purpose OF nominating
candidates 10 b. supported for the presidency and
vice presidency of the United States nj The ensuing
election. the Hon James X. Polk of Tennessee.
having been designated by he whole number Of
votes given. 10 be the candidate of the Democratic
party for President The United States, was deca-
red 10 be unanimously nominated for that Office.
The undersigned were appointed by the con-
vcntion committee 10 request Your acceptance
OF the nomination thus unanimously rendered TO
Won: and they cannot forbear 10 express the high
qualification which they experience in The pcrior
nance of Ibis duty, and the hope which they con-
idcntlv entertain, in common with their col
leagues OF the convention, ihal the devotion 10 the
cause of Democratic principles which has always
characterized Your conduct. will not suffer you
10 turn dcaicar TO the call Of our country, when,
in a manner 50 honorable TO yourself, she de
mands your distinguished services.
With the utmost respect andestcem,
We have the honor 10 be your ob't. scrvts.
HENRY HUBBARD,
WILLIAM Fl. ROANE,
BENZ. II. BREWSTER
ROMULUS NJ. SAUNDERS,
ROBERT RANTOUL, JR.
Committee OF the Democratic National
Convention al Baltimore.
Hon. J. X. Polk, Columbia, Tennessee.
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LEcTEp At New 1oR
n,,,. IF,B,a


Estimated.
''Thc duties for Is-i3 and 1914 have accrued
der the new act In 1871. il will be Observed
imports amounted 10 S75.26o,0l5 yielding d.
Sl0g93, 500 duties. The average rate ol e-
has been higher for the last two years than ~ a
Of The preceding ones, and it will lie seen Tie
imporations were small and the receipts 81
ties large in proportion. We have 10 dou'
imports into the country for 1874 will to "
heavy, heavier than for many previous yea
while our exports have greatly diminished ~
luc, which will consequently leduce The
amount of the explorations, showing ba...
against us in our foreign trade. which wii. gu
our resources 10 liquidatc. The low Price. a
rent for all our agricultural products. DUN
season of large importatioEs. is a yefr 81
drawback 10 our prosperity and drains away
substance very rapidly. We will 20 bac'
farther than last fall 10 show The graf falling
in prices for most Of our staple agrculluFaleSs
ting productions.
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TIE last .N,mcd Arfitic in the New V
Herald, is giving some advice 10 our romm'
cial men. and indeed, to all classes Of the CO..
munity, by which they may do well to profit
The warning consists OF few facts in >tati'''
We submit them for what they ale worth. 1t.
the cautious lesson which they incuicate:
We annex monthly relunS oi rcceips
customs on impoliaiions into this city FOR i,
compared with The two previous years. The
crease has been sustained every month 50 Tar
REVENUE FRoM Customs RrcEIvEn AZ TllE Po
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'We have here the real cause OF the Ie".
amount Of our exports. The Limited Wan's -.
reign nations for our products-coilon escsl's-
creates but very ,rifing draught on cur liii''
supplies. The absence Of large markets - !.
away our products, as fast a. they accui' ~.
has no effect on the quantity produced. bu - ;,
very serious effect on prices. reducing 'i.e' -,
very lowest point, and forcing our ,locAs ap r.
on speculation, at ruinous prices Duti.s ,,.'.
of great speculation heretofore wneh o'I ~
tations were very heavy, prices tor GU. en-, ,,...
iural products ruled very high, and me Pr
were enabled to come into the maIke' , WIZ, +.
means to purchase largely the manHiacIG IN,
were importing The consumers Of oa .a ~. =, /.
were comparatively rich, to what they are , i,
moment. The low prices paid for our ayr y /,
raj products will compel the pIodnct !J u, ~ o
more within themselves, and the denaLa , ~
ported merchandise must be very s!eaoa ', ,ers.,
ed 10 what it would be- were our farmers se ~,
ing great prices for their crors An e ane' Il Z
import heavily for the future in the iae mrs, !.
present prices for our own staples, WI. 49,
suredly be attended with serious losses'
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Quotations FOR THE PuIScIrM STABLES Of

1Sl3 1874. 1siI
Ashes OctoJer :. Ftbyua,v a. .fenf ::
pots. Si37ia SiG2.ad15 $4O6;ai.
pearls, 1891 500 ABBA l50
Cotton, 9Sa Q! l0ta 10. sia
Flour, 437saii3; 493sa50O asa ~
Wheat, % ~ 100 al.05 - :
Tar, l31!al15 les also III a.
Turpent., 2.3l sa2,37. 2.25 a2G2l PIE: =
Beef, $50 a1l2l ESTATES DIV 49,
Pork, 1100 925 a9G2i So
Cheese, 4.a 81 4!a )! > os
Rice, $50 a3.00 a2oI! 2.'9 do :
Tobacco 3 a 81 ga 81 I'd
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S$sBsnsserpas5Gte G3iegtersteGle.
Die SSaHerrpie.

gs fpielte ein 2ndtcin i'm tIumisen Slice,
1m srilnsnbsn walos am tdultbcn gee,
ltnc ltsb in pen S;nisn css llfrs oa laebt
Sie lbonts Sscro(e in sclcemer pratbt.
Wlein Snablsin pas ,patet NIT frepelncsm
Wtutb
9ic Slume 3u pfhfen binen in bic Slntb
"6alt, rlrf lbm bic Otutter NIT ,parnsnoem
Olunb,
8 tleibs 3uri.as, lcnlt ssbit cu ;u Grnnp!'
Das Snablcin Sera6tst ibr Dnrnsn unp
Slebn;
"gi, ruff CT, es miro mir 70 lsitbt ncbts
seitbeb'n."
Shcn pfhft CT bic Slume-ca Itntt ct binat,
limo tiuOet i'm WalIrr ein fbauerieb @rab.
Die Wluttsr erbsbet cin SammcraGbrci
Gs lauvn Die Slnorr pes Ocrfes bCrbei;
-, ruff Ite, cDrct Der Gltern @rtot;
Sllhtsfclsen triuat Slnpcru Bsrpcrten uno
500"
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$ancaltcr, Den 6. Setruar.
[SbluB folst.]
Sbeuer nieoeraebrannt.

Sbeuer nieoer9ebrannt.
Qm Sreita9 Ibeno ben l9ten porieen
Monats, wuroe bic Sbeuer bes 9rn. 6enz
rp s. Slapmafer, in Salisburp Saunz
i6ip, un9efdbr orsi5ebn Neilen oifli1
Don oer Staot saneafer, nebft Dem bare
in befinbliben Sarratb BON Srubt 6eu
&c. our6 Seuer serifort. Die in Der Ndbe
ftebenoen iibri9en @ebauoe iparoen our1
9rose 1nftren9un9 9lddliber gSeiIe 9es
rettet. Gsiit nibt beifimmt befannt, tpie
oas Seuer entftanoen 1T :; man bat uns
aber seia9t, oab oahelbe ourb bic @abldz
bi9feit zines f6rpar5en Dienfmdobens
peruria1t woroen iei, tpelbes mit Melfen
ODER fonffi9er Irbeit in. BET Sbeuer be-
fbdftiat mar. Das Gisentbum nar gum
@lGd in Der eancafer Gaantp 9e9enfeis
tiaen Serficberun9sz z@ompane perit6ert.
Oieles 11nslaf folte BEN Sdrsern in
ienem 1beile bes Gauntps als Elm neuer
untrieb oienen, ii6 oer 2(nerbeitune iener
Gompaenie 3u 0sueen SIT MAIDEN, um ffd,
aesen dbnlibe @erluFe su iibern.
9olfsfrenno.
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Die ftbspar,en yspfem.
Cine thrtlitbe IcItaserSahIuns.
(ScrtlcSlln9.)

Sroflos iob Wobmuo zines 2lbenos
i'm balben Sblunmer auf Dem peben
pcliter, ais ct eine n1dnnllbe Geitalt in
1ein @ema6 treten fab, pelbe Jpn init
Sbauoern an Den 9eiterbaften OerlpllD
mabnte, Der ibm oamal6 i'm Sraume er:
1bienen. Gr fuDr entieet bon ieinem
Siee auf; bob balo erfannte ct in Dem
Sremoen leinen Slut6uerpanoten Umu=
rap, oer ibm einit um oe6 abroues pillen
knab Den eeben 9eitrebt, uno bis ieet in
&leinaien in Der Serbannun9 9elebt bat
te. "Mabmuo y ipraO lmurao, inoem
ct licb Dot ibm Uuf'5 2(nttig nieoerparf
"per9ieb, oaB ib MIDI Dir ndbere, uno
oas @ebot perlegc, oas MIDI fern bon Sir
su leben peroammt aber Oeine un9Iiids
libe Sage bat MIDI NIT Seoauern erfuut,
uno um Dir gu 5ei9en, cap fein Grou
9esen Dib in meinem 6er5en mebr lebt,
,piu ib Dir oas ein5i9e Wittel anbieten,
oas nod porbauoen 1T, DID 5u retten.
-Mein ein5i9er Spba Selim 1T in fremz
en.&rie9solenfen Elm tiitbti9er 6ecrf fubs
rsr 9eporoen; pertraue iDm Den Sberbez
febl uber Oeine &risesfboaren an uno
bic 9erler louen nibt mebr Sie9er iein
uno nibt ldn9er Senen 5bron beorpben .
- Mabmuo mar tief erlbuttert, uno
penn er aub sini9e uriobe gu boben
9laubte, an 2(muraos 2lufri6ti9feit Su
sweifeln, 70 fab ct anoererieits nur
gu oeutlib Elm, melAen Sefabren iein
Rei1 aus9eleet bliebe, ,penn er nibt
balo ieinen &rie9ern einen erfabrnen Selos
BERN sebeu uno oaour0 Den 9elunfenen
Mutb oes 6eeres wieoer neu beleben fone
ne. ST nabm oemnob naD eini9em 3oz
germ oas Inerbieten 4muraos, an, uno
lieb oefen Sobn ale 5eerfibrer ausrufen.
ST that no6 mebr: er per5ieb leinem
8etter 1murao, rdumte ibm cine SSobs
auns in Dem eieenen palaite elm, uno
lieb in Ieinen &eoen bic Soffnun9 ourebs
Ibimn,ern, oab ct tpobl oereinft Selim
au feinem Nabfol9er ernennen werbe.
Oie trauernoe S6i9ilI bate fbon pie.
le 8ceben in ibrem @efdnsnib perpeint,
obne gu elmer beitimmten Giniibt in Die
greisnife eelanst gu iein, Die 70 tief uno
1bmerslib in ibr s6fial einsrffien.
Die Slulbt Mersubs wor oos unauf flosz
libte auer @dtbIel, um oei1en Seoeutuns
ibr @ematb fb frubttos Sag uno No6t
bemdbte. sic fonnte nibt be9reifen, spie
BET Mann. Der pieoerbolt lein eeben an
ibren Selie 9etpa9t bate, iie in Dem 2(u=
aenblide Der Gntibeioun9 ole elm feieer
Slu6tlins aufSu9eben uermobte. 3u Dem
@efdble unbe frieoi9ter Sebniu6t 9eieute
fieb i'm 6er5en Der prinseiiin Der peinliebe
@eoanfe, bab lie Dem Monne, Den fie 70
tpabr uno unausiprebli6 lebte, ibre Qb.
tuns periaeen miiiie; 9elpib oas titterife
Setpubtiein fit elm liebenoes 6er5. Sic
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tise Seiinnun9. gu oer Strafsetpalt
oes 9erribers 9eiellte itb BET @rimm oes
beleibieten Soters; nit ieinem Dolbe
ffrefte er Den &nieen6en 5u Sooen.
[SebluB folst.]
80
Sn Der gtdbe BON quincy. So, fano
fol9enoes beflaeenslpertbes Grei9nib itatt:
Gin Deutfber, Hamens &eterer, fanote
feline Samlie auf oen Warft uno eribob
fib in oeren 1bweienbeit. Gbe er 5u Der
uersweifelten Sbat fbritt. ino6te ct fein
Seifament. uno peroronete, oob ct ouf ieit
mem eieenen eanoe beeraben Deroe. 6p=
pobonorie ioq Der ein3ioe 9runo ee,pefen
fein. rs. Sbr.
Sc
Qus Snoipsnoence in Mii1ouri beribtet
man +: "2Sir baben 70 eben BON einem
edufer (cen elm fleiner 6aufen 2eute abs
ibidte. bic iib iest ouf Der prairie befin'
Den uno eroben Waneel an eebensmitteln
uno &leioern leioen) erfabren, oab bic 8cs
pobner Don Santa Sc nebif Dem 8oup.
grmifo febr unSufrieoen oamit iino, oab
Santa 2(na Den amerifaniiben 9anoel
fblob, uno oab oas Sole eeneiet iei, iib
auf Die Seite BON Seras 5u fbla9en.
Dies. penn pabr. wuroe Den Oin9en in
iener 8eeion cine gang anoere 9eifaltuna
oeben." Breibeits Sreunb.
90
Oem Dampfboot Nnnapan. tpelbes
leeten Sonnabeno BON Neuorleans bier
anfam beeeonete unterpe9s elm unfoa'
Der leibt bdtte iebr peroerblib tperoen
f6nnen. 2(ls oafelbe wdbreno Der Nadt=
seit unter Dem auseeb6blten l1fer Der Sns
iel SO. 81 lag. iblue Elm alter etpa bier
SUP ftarfer Baum ouf oai1elbe berab.
ST traf oas Soot binter oenSborniteinen
an oer Steuerboaro Seite. iblu9 orei
Stdterooms nit feds oarin befincliben
pafaeieren biz ins untere Ded bina5.
sertrummerte Die 9an3e untere @allsrie ..
BET Slide uorwdrts, uno blicb auf Dem
boben 6olsbaufen lie9en. obne oeren Das
lein ct unfeblbar ourb oas 9an5e Soot
seIbta9en baben wdroe. Sebr aufdaieer
@eiie tpuroe niemano ourb Den SturS
erniflib beibdoi9t. I. B. Weitens.
80
@eriinooie "8 obrenleoer?"
-Mif &c SIS | { d bemerft in ieinem
"Subteranean" in einem Irtfel pom 8.
b. 81. Iber Die preiioenteurpab!, inoem
ct seleeentlib Die @ablbetrieereisn BON
IS4O erwdbnt "Oas @efbnatter lber
Nobrenleeen, mdbreno Der leeten prdfs
oentenwabl 1T ni6ts ols leerer Sbnae
uno g4ii6walb, tpie bel isosr onoern
@abl aub. SSir leeten eben 10 piel,
spenn nibt mebr, 3Sbren spie Die @bies
uno Seoermann in Der oemofratiiben pars
tbei, Der nur et,pas BON Der Sabe peib,
peib aub, oab Mrs tbaten."
-
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raubte ibm fit ben 2(u9enblid bic beodd=
ti9e Seitnnun9. gu oer Straf9espalt
bes 5erribers selellte ifb oer @rimm oes
beleioieten Soters; nit feinem Oolbe
ffrefte er ben &nieenben gu 8ooen.
rGSrk(uE fnfat
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Feb. &c p. M.


Stocks generally cup. Long Island advanced per
cent? Harlem, !; Ohio 6's, !; Pennsylvania ss, ]; Far
mers Trust q; North American Trust, ii vicksburg Z;
Paterson down !; Norwich, 4; Kentucky SIS and Ohio
Life and Trust closed firm at Saturday prices The sales
were not very extensive, but better feeling prevails in
the street.
BY the arrival of one ofolr regular Liverpool packets
we have advces from Europe four days later The
mens in the money and other markets Of the most
favorable nature and present indications of very pros
porous state Of the commercial circles. The great
abundance Of money in London must have very
favorable effect prices Tor American stocks
which will have corresponding influence here. The
advces regarding cotton considered very favorable
although the advance sustained The falling of In
sales Is looked upon as being rather unfsvorable.
The cotton market shows another advance of an Id,
which, added to the previous improvement makes rise
3D. which was firmly sustained but with diminished sales
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared semi.
annual dividend Of three and half per cent payable on
the 10th inst,
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The Gazette says" The above returns do not
exhibit the results usually expected at this
of the year; but this is, certainly. matter Of
surprise, seeing that the money market altogether
is in far different position. The circulation has
been reduced BY hut the deposits have increased
by fs07 oo proof Of the abundance Of unemployed cap
ital notwithstanding the investments in Railway Shares
and every other available description OF property Of
doubtful character The securities have increased by
fll ooO and the bullion shows the important advance of
f5sOoOO amounting TO within fi45OOO, thirteen
millions sterling. This condition OF the Bank must have
very powerful influence the ofthe cotton
market twill prevent that immense speculation antici.
pated by holders this side will compel operators to
conne their business to the regular legitimate channels
OF and prevent the sudden fluctuations that
riably the result Of desperate specnlaons The London
stock market was rapidly advancing but long the
deposits in the Bank of England remain large
the increase there immediate danger of any sudden
rise fall prices Very little evil arises from specua
tons in stocks compared with those created by art
fetal stimulus given to operations in any important staple
article.
Az ABSTRACT OF THE NrTI PRopUcE or rHr REVENUE OF
THE 5TH OF JANUARY 1873 AND 1914, Showing rms In
DECREAsc
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON UAM) Jan. 9.-The importations last year
amounted to &C. 4l bbls and half barrels Flour 17I
barrels Meal s6 erces 46l half terces and 3o bags
Rice l3, 5si barrels Bread, and 81 i59 bags Corn.
MArANzAs Jan. 23The last sales Rice, y and deal
ers well supplied Lard plenty and dull Exchange do
Ginning Freights dull Our market Tor Muscovado Su-
CARS has opened with animation and high rates and
these will in all probability rule for time Though
ofthe brands known in your city have made their
appearance yet Others Of celebrity with you, have
been taken ate 6f and 81 RS rs is asked for others,
and have not the least doubt viii be obtained Tor ia
at for parcels contracted and these embrace almost
all to arrive during February Such chance lots
be procured greedily bought up at 2r Claysd
Sugars a 81, browns and yeilows; whites. ~,
highest price and dull Little stocks Of new yet Coass,
At ST. as to quality; little doing Soap, AZ Candies
49, Sperm and whale OIL It A gal. Codnsh,
about $3l; Haddock, So. Hoops, IS 60
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Superior Court.

Decisions before full Bench.
Feb 5.-WoLdce Us. Ldwrtnce.--This was motion to
aside judgment obtained against the defendant on
Ito promissory notes given by him to his father, who
id them away to the plaintiff He subsequently con-
Used judgment and the creditor filed bill in Chsncery
ainst the defendant and Others The present motion Is
ade TO set aside the entire proceedings not being in
cordorce with law and equity. The Court denied the
oton, but refused to allow coats
John Singer rs VIM, C Carpenter.--This was an ap.
al from decision in the Marine Court Motion denied
18th costs.
Lonson Lake Us. Walter Sutherland was an an.
kal on writ Of ertorsri from the Marine Court The
ain sued the defendant for goods sold and delivered
which opposed plea of non.assumsit and set off
he Judge the Marine Court refused TO allow the in.
oduction If evidence the part of the plaintiff after the
endant had rested his case The Court sustained the
oon and ordered the verdict of the lower Court 10 he
IN aside.
James r. King Us. The Sun Mutual Insurance ComDony.
The plaintiff MORTGAGE in possession, sued tho de-.
hdants for the rent certain Offices in the Merchants,
Kchange Buildings in Wall street The claim was re.
Ikted on the ground that chartered Company had not
power to mortgage the buildings they chartered
II erect The Court however, of a different opinion
d ruled against the applicant.
liz Tayrsn, administrator u.s. Stephen HHs-This was
Dtion for trial. The original suit was bond
la mort gage to which the defence set up esfoppo
hJ The Court decided that the motion be denied-but
e plaintiff could only the amount actually due,
H not being shown that he had advanced the full amount
III the bond.
as sued for libel published in the Evening Post, and
lie case now came up on q demurrer The Court deci-
I'd for the plaintiff, with the usual Liberty,
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The Attica and Buffalo Railroad Company have declar-
cd dividend OF veper cent FOR the last six months. pay
able on the 10th inst New York city stockholders will
receive their dividends the American Exchange Bank
The New York Fire Insurance Company have declared
asemi'annusl dividend of FIVE per cent
The General Mutual Insurance Company declare thirty
six per cent on the earned premiums year which
certificates will be issued the 18th of March, and six
per cent ON the certificates Of lss payable in cash the
10Th inst
The receipts ofspece at New Orleans on the 95th OF
January amounted to $4,000 making the total receipts
for the season ssO03,7l7.
The Mobile money market is rather tight Spectators
in cotton with difficulty make money to enable them to
hold. Alabama funds quoted at a a 8 per cent.
Planters & Merchants Bank certificates discount
Treasury notes dis, and dull at that
The quarterly reports Of the city Banks gradually mako
their appoarance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06
AmuAemenfa.

THEATRE AND CIRCUs-CHATnAM- Honor
the Mayor, the Recorder. and the Members of the
Common Council have had their attention attracted by
the bills Of the day. and this evening they pay visit in
body to this establishment Gossn the Clown has pro
missed budget Of fun for the occasion Mrs Gossn
presents new act Of horsemanship called the Female
Bluebear in which she exhibits all the rarest beauties
the art Stone twill give his Indian acts-Lee with his
monstrous feas of srengthhe Mnsre and other items
form bill Of varieties never iefore SEEN
AMERICAN MusEUM.-The new entertainments
went off last night with great ecat and the house
well filed despite the nclemency of the weather
Mrs. Western, highly accomplished actress made he,
first appearance, and decided hit She WILL doubtless
be great avorte there Sgnor Francsco's feats
Of the most surprising kind DR.. Valentine beat even
himself, and the lecture and experiments Animal Mag
netism was appauded most as indeed Il
should be- for it is the best thing decidedly that we
saw. Mr. Booth Mr. Sherman and La Petite Cerito were
received with their usual marks Of appreciation The per
iormance tonight will be the best OF the season. Don't
forget the Gpsey Queen the fortune teller