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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-23

Inc amount Of specie in the vaults Of the banks e
New Orleans on the. a7th of December exceeded the
amount Of paper issues 81 The liabilities of the
panks' exclusive OF capital, amounted to 05O;
which, WIN tine capital OF bank and branches $22 l0l-
osS amounts to leaving an excess Of assets
over liabilities Of $780, s4O The banks of New Or
leans are in very strong positions their assets many
millions larger than the Liabilities and the liabilities in
which the public interested than in any other
cine circuation is the safest in the counry mere
80 than that Of the banks Of this city circulation
based upon so large amount of SPECIE ia sure Of
giving the currency value, necessary to carry on
successful business il necessary that our cur
rency should be maintained in its present position than
Is generally believed The advantages one section Of
the country having valuable currency over
another having more deprecated currency Is begin
ming to be felt and whore the trade Of the country Il h
coming SO rapidly distributed, and the balance
more equalized, the benefits of a sound currencv
IN every section OF the country greater and the
business OF the country more probably conduct.
Cd. Where an equality exists in the value OF the
currency in all parts Of the country exchanges are more
UNIFORM and the rates different points more reduced
Our domestic exchanges better regulated and the
rates more reduced than at any time within the past
fifteen years These things have been produced by the
Improvement in the different banking systems of the
country BY the explosion and disappearance Of many Of
contracted operations Of the banks generally throughout
the Union When the United States Bank was in ex-
istence and the other banks of the States were carrying
on such paper warfare, there much conceftra
ton OF banking business at the principal points, that ex-
change on extreme and out Of the way points was
at that time much higher than the current rates Our
domestic exchanges have not been improved entirely by
the improvement in the banking systems and banking
operations Of the country The business of other cities
has increased very much and the balances are therefore
better and more equally regulated The South and the
West send mora Of their products to this other sea-
port markets than they did Eve years ago. while
the increase in the quantity of mercandise taken from
any Of the Atlantic Cities in proportion very limited
In other words the trade between the and tho West
is more in favor of the West than ever before and
exchanges therefore, in favor Of that section
AS an illustration Of these statements table
showing the immense increase in the receipts of produce
from the West This table merely shows the tonnage
and value of produce received at tide water in each
year AT Philadelphia Baltimore and New Orleans the
receipts show the same Increase
IT.. AY-- W
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The increase in value from 1914 to ls45 1884,
equal to about thirty.three and third perc The
tonnage of ls45 65l BAT tons greater than in 1884,
showing increase of hundred and twenty per cent
in nine years The increase in tho value has been great
er than in quantity or tonnage In ls45 the value Of
produce reaching tide water s2047 27s greater
than in 1884, showing increase in value of two hun
dred and fifty per cent From 1874 to s45 the increase
in the value Of merchandise gongWes from tide water
was only showing increase in the value of
products reaching tide water of $50 over the in
crease in the value Of property going West from tide
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Died.
On the 22d inst, FLORENCE RILEY q native of Charles.
vile, ireland, aged az years.
The relations and friends Of the family are respectful
~ invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at ha
street.
Al his residence, at Whesone, L. l., on the morning
Of the 18th instant Of apoplexy, EPENErus SAITH in
CITY. : '. '.AAs
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} o'clock-the Senate has just adjourned

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 81, 1916.
The Weather and the Magnetic Teiegraph-Close Of the
ChesfnSf-Enf antcide-1n Riper Delacare-Foreign
NeUs-Erprsssss-Stocks,$ &c.
Rain and seet are the characteristics Of to-day, and
people walk the streets with discomfort than any
day this season The ice upon the roofs and caves of
houses is heavy and such the accumulation the
wires Of the magnetic telegraph, that it, weight broke
them down at the Of Twelfth and Market Streets
and several other places-the connection with New
ark consequently broken. II will be recoected that
the wires are only being tested at the present time and
such accidents may be expected until the experiments
are completed and the line goes into permanent opera
ton.
The Chestnut eet Theatre closed the season last
night for the benefit Of Mr.. Broughsm. II will not be
opened again for two three weeks when
son will be commenced with, it is believed, the Sc
gum troupe The opera the higher line Of the drama
still keeps the little Arch in full play and, indeed from
the crowded houses should think had good deal to
do with keeping him afoat with his star house He has
exhibited great enterprise and skill in both theatres but
the Arch is his trump card.
"A Of infancide il the aps in the southern part
OF the city, and physician named Montgomery Cham
bers Is placed in limbo the charge think Il is
Their abortion affair though the mother to facts
Chambers is about carry the matter before the udges
OF the Supreme Court writ Of habeas corpus know
nothing about Chambers but he be innocent strikes
me as rather hard case. That man should1be torn
from his family and committed to prison without BAIL
the Of woman such the facts prove this to
be, rather severe and render the condition Of many
Of our medical men somewhat unsafe But shall
The interest manifested about the arrival Of the steam
or on the increase and every preparation hiss been
made by press 10 lay the before the people the
moment the Herald is out. The excitement unsettles
every thing and the stock market consequently con-
tinues depressed.
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province OF the justice to decide all such
he on such ground would more smbss.s the
questions that do end may arise upon the law by adding
,ataTe repeal Law Of the character Of Of s with
question.
order Of the Rector and Vestymen Of
Trinity Church. in W % f q Si BEkRAN Rector
lL,l W. Il Il P aAs,sSs. COMPTROLLER S's,a;
H'%. IE. ssS,. chureh-wardsa..
ST g Hrs &fisii' VIM YIN: a Il GcS...
$Sii,p aSf f $;, s sssIf %sbs..lss
VIM VI? Par s1;:sa s'1 Ssl Pi1S%Ssad'
s s:sfS S HsiisS b fsaS M ogden
h. che and
in ely of NswYssi, April is 1912. '- " ''' ''
e:I Dssi' MI hi %:t sss:.' ws
"''''' 1sn$sii B 1 Ogden
NarnOwsy, Fish.
drs Of letter to the vesy Of rny Church in the words
New Yoax, April is, 1912.
together in brothery Affection and that the Obligations
the ought
rs hsy k. Of 1sSs Of III sic
s.u on .n S 70 wsysr %a1 s
ss.1:s. s;ss,: S.sl..ss that q:
ss:s 4: e.i$' .sa sh:s ': y ny .
eIpedent for explain charter eSnfns the night
shall cheerfay unite in such application well from the
BY removing the which, we claim
has created the minds of OF the members of Trinity
ss By hf to BE- rule U doing ce,
ourselves With the most Es.pse.fu cos.idsra'ion'
"s"' Your as1Sf s%S1s; servants.
On notion Resolved That the adopted and that
shs so aads1 Il: seal q this
cs Esss' fro" the s':a e f.y y.z e. S.
v.ss e ss,
The COMMITTEES appointed at III. last me citing Of tn.
tho subject Of intended application the Legs
Of &C, 18th January relating
s b s1 ssS
them which read and theeupon ordered that he
E and s.
s tho IF Rm and
o% h ssd
'ofINIoN OF MEs sRsR TRSyr HAMILTON AND
eha.s S IKE Of the ssy. s
the subject therein MENTIONED opinion that the Cor
poraton of st. Marks church valid pretensons
city q New e ~ s
mon of the Protestant Episcopal church the State Of New
sS " S.
*. 's s,s
York, the aist November, lsel;
RiH t4 AA HHsS HAM 'IioN'
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LATEST NTELLIGESCg BY TIE WALLS.

o. The Southern and Eastern mails, due yester
day, had not arrived at tie hour Of our going to
press
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LEvIATHAN OxEN.-We visited last Saturday,
two immense oxen ON exhibition near jennings
tavern, just below the depot They are of the native
breed six years DID, and weigh together about 5000
lbs-one weighs 1900 lbs. and the other $500. The
former feet inches in girt and the latter
feet inch. They were raised in Western New York,
and are certainly great creatures The owner is now
on his way to New York. having been to Boston, and it
is expected they will be slaughtered in the former city
about the 22d prox.-S Springfield Republican.
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Trinity Church-A Remembrance against
the Repeal Modification Of Act of 25h January 1874
the following place; for Be
and another by tho. belonging other Parishes what
Once ofhe New York Evening Post Daily Globe New York
nifty Church. - - = "
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'OPINION OF MEssRs TRouP, HAMILTON AN
HARRIgON
ROB'T TROUP,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
RIH. HARRISON.

William Ogden and Mangle Minthorne the church
wardens Martin Hoffman. George Tumbull Anthony MORO
way Andrew Ogden, Robert Bird and Nicholas Fish were
the vesrymen present They all deceased The vesy
when full consisted Of ten persons besides the Rector
Use. Parish Annals, Sermon, etc, by Henry Anhon D.
D.-New York lsl3. PIP. 81 and "a. ja23 itfh
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MORE DISCLOSURES

MORE DISCLOSURES
TIE IT. iS !. P9LICE GAZETTE, of Saturday
x. ,i F FxM .aS. EAssk .!ssy q h
ss.ociates will embrace certain dstinsuheo mem
*: moral 2. saa ia
asns: viii X r ::G 3. rSf
q JS H.yl the venerable and
Continuaton Of the Life Of George Burlington the Pick
c%. ..
usions to the Mysterious Stranger with full breast
D,ehsrse of another alleged fugitive from justice by Jul.
Cane Of George Potter the Pckpocket and his conditional
The last Of Cough and his Tine.urs Of rolon.
Chapter on The Doctripe Of ExscutIse Pardcns.
Barge Bar sad .se
Pean Criminal and Of list escaped
rna s
i; 81 & R.Ss e
PRfcE FIVE Te sal. a ii. No
tual News Agents in the United States. ia it.m
s..1sr q Ss Rev Dr. A.s be .1s
N q % RS q the scu e Man 70 Fl
deliver the place. the Lecture previously
The S,.isa e 3. haS... Lsesurs, is TO offer an Ilu.a
enc 'es Tickets be
obtained at the door 50 cents each. js,3
SOrf OF the great work. the Natural History OF the
State Of New York published Of Four Hundred
nousand Doars-the ten volumes for sale ls2 Broadway
ey ;ns yohn street, py q. H. RING.
SLEIGHING WHIPS.
FINE assortment including very fast for sale BY
., ;,f,. TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS,
~, HORSE FOR sALE-A very fast .cTinT rrey
>Ho,s warranted perfectly sound and free from any
Ser ssbs corner Of Cedar and Lam
lust FUBLI5HED and 5or ~. :, y 10 1.:.:..TT
sate rsnlIin square N. " valeI Astronomical and
osogrspnicn Card with erplanst ons-prics M cents
tn ths Card many insreatnG problems are performed
astronomy and Geogr ply on the prineips OF
Wales Globe and Transparent Ceestiai epberealso or
and now N use IN number OF colleges on schools
anu private 'smi e1------------- j23 3t'rc
LEECHES-LEECHEs
FRESH supply Of large and healthy Swedish and German
"A Leeches, just received. For sale BY 80 's"'sh
@. a. an wITTE.
lz3lw.m Importers Of Leeches. 80 John strvet.
DACkET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST for Liver
pool, is unavoidaby detained until Friday, I'D inst
-, Woodruff M1NTURN,
ln 81 South street.
pACKET SHIP sARACEN, from Gassow- ees
per THIS snip will please take notice that she dschagpg
under ger ers order West side Maiden lane All goods
permitted must be sent 70 che Pnblic store
%, Woodruff MNTuRN.
J1 81 South street.
STRAW BOARDS.
~ PERsSE BRooRy
'"s"fe 1andG Nassau st.
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ze the dull Of berest criticism Rockwell and Stone
have cast the shadow away which previously hung
paton Of the place. which enjoys unsued fame and
nightly The laures by Stone Sou and Nose
ley are Thick With Leaves and ngmbsss and the cee
ius bright The respectaby OF
now attend the Amphtheae additional induce
attend. See bills.
Philadelphia Agents OF the Herald, Zleber
Co Ledger Buildings, Third street-Subscriptons
received Single copies for sale daily after
the arrival OF the csrs. -
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HOWE's CIRCUS,
At PALMO,E OPERA HONGE


At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
THE Public ]. respectfully informed tia, this house
undergoing thorough repairs and alterations and be
opened Mondays 2eth January magnificent style
never before eqused in this country Amphitheatre
under the direction of o. Howes Co.. Propreton who
will bring out company Of Equestsns &c. &c. not to be
surpassed the United states the world and the whole
will be conducted plan similar Franconi In Paris
Firat female Equestrian, Madame McCARTEE, recently
arrived from PARIS.
First female Scene Equestrian. Mrs COLE daughter Of the
celebrated Cook, Of London.
Equestrian Director. MI y. 3. TURNER.
Riding Master Mr.. N1CKSON.
Clown, MIR ID. RICE, great favorite from the South.
ds,dsr Of the Orchestra, Mr. MYERS, ,y
WARDROBES, TRAPPIN0S, &c, all entirely NEW
Decorations Of interior the house surpassed or
equslled IN America continual Of talent and
change OF plays and performances will be kept and the beat
order preserved.
The Propetors have spared pains End mean
TO have what the public ia New York have long
needed, Amphthesue conducted in manner that none
msy hesitate and with perfect confidence
10 wne Equestrian Plays and Performances OF the most Ia
lented refined and ehate that can be produced in any
country.
NBThe Boz Office will be open on Saturday and Monday,
where Seats Private Boxes may be procured a2z
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Ino'e"'o V''v0t' equaI 70 5sy per cent
Tho condition Of each bank in New Orleans on the LIST
and a'th Of December is4s, will be seen BY the snnex
ed returns made to the Secretary of State The varia
ton IN 'hs movement Of each bank from the ist to the
s7th' w" very small and in the aggregate does not
amount 10 more than three hundred thousand dollars
bANxs OF NEw ORLrANs
Dec. n.r
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LOOK AT THIS
FREE ONCERTS EVERY EVENING i,
at the RECESS, 1877 Broadscav.
THIS OF the most pleasant places OF tins
city, and those who like RATIONAL would
be disappointed m the arrangements LUNCHES served
every da.-ssh Chowder Sunday g. and Turtle Soup
wednesdsys The above establishment fitted up in neal
STYLE where furnished be had by the day week
mouth or by The year II very reasonable rates linn
MR.. JULES FONTANA,
hOM PARIS begs 10 that he has established
himself IN this city for the OF giving hnIshng
lessons on the Piano Forte His residence At No va flous
ton street. Broadway. jl8 2w.m
MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTiLLfON BAND would respectful.
~ nffm their friends and the public that they are pre-
pared play At balls and private parties the newest Cofilons
Watzes Gaiops. Polkas, by Mussrd Strauss, Lanner La
The Band consists Of from two twenty-five Instruments
with Harp Orders will be attended 70 the
shortest without disappointment attended with Pano
Forte Mr.. JOHANN MUNCK will give also instruction on
iG Elm street. INN