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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

EXTENSIVE AvcrioS sALE oS RicS AND sFLfson
Goops PI.So Fosrss, ELgSAsr FuksirvNk' Ac-Re
KEMP viii sell Al sucti tbs Day ard THURSDAY, Il
O'Clock each day A. The large Rooms, PSI efosews7
stairs, over Mr. Kerr. China store n addition To ~sas
before advertised IN Auction couma 1hree eompleers
OF rosewood md esck walnut psror furniture, via M
plush ard sncy coverings 81 Of ~meh are very neA 40
wsrraaied In every psrIleu'sr
Also one Of Chickering's pisnofores arr.,s lusau.
msn,, IN perfect order and but nie used
Also one spleadd rosewood pisnoforss oe'aTss. VII
. full warranty from tbs makers
sARsLE AND ALARsSrEs OsSAsEsrsa&c So
lad m )ssic center la0les.
Also, stslusry marble center table
Also inlaid mosaic center table tops.
Also, 2 Bsrdiglo Etru'esn vases, extra sifs
Also, 2 Csrdi Clio Medci vssss
Also, several groups OF figures and agate ss,ssr
many other rich articles
N. b. This sale viii be one Of The mcsl er,ensvsof n
Kind ever held Ia this city, and will be found well vrAy
the aiis ntion Of purchasers saAhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

s,eaips so 10 bank bills from H'rmsn bgrdorf. 20
s,.ptoost He was locked Up..-.A vauaols coeos
r,.e3 "a vsr s.sch wls stolen from Gu board TIE
San, i.ssc Nsss.B on Al- isy esenine. Ire 'hei
tsrepfi - d., ,,
SPECIAL SEssIOSs-Chsrles smith ior teAlng
q silver spoon Penitsndary monihs. Inos Dsvis
for assault and battery "a Henry Avis City Prison $
r,snth. sad give bail $40 10 keep tho pesee BID
ze, Mshoney for assault, and battery on Mary Ramsey-
Psnitcnusry 70 days Peter Kelly Tor s1sspg SCI o.
b-ss, weights Ppnltenti1y mouths. John CAST
d,y ard Andrew Rodgers Tor Stealing pair OF psnis'
leSps Psnirortisry months Mary Gilman Tor steal
ius sssw PenieBtlsry 60 The Court aco1rne'
until Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

II The Homestead Journal, by J. d. Cope, at
Salem Coumbiana Co. Ohio, carries at its mast
head the following declaration OF Principles
lst-The Universal Freedom of all Mankiod, both
Mental and Physical the Abolition Of all Slavery.
2d-Th. natural ri ht of all 10 a share OF the soil
3d-The ioslenaoility Of 80 much Of the SOL ss will
supply all natural wants
ih-A fair and just equivalent for all useful and ne
cessary Labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

DEATH sS REV. WIZ. COoHRAS.-A part OF the
edition Of the Obehn Euansea for August L. contains
notice Of the death CT Rev. VIM. Cochran formerly
Professor IN the oberin Collegiate Institute. He died
at hi. fathers residence in Frederektown. Ohio on the
18th inst sged 80 years Mr. Cochran preached 10 this
City for short time last Summer and Fall, bu, was
compelled BY feeble health to leave after fe" weeks
service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
Brsinees Notices.
LEARY g. co. MATTERS.

~ Anan-sa. lsi7 FasAiOa for Gentls@sn' Hai'. III
be introduced on Friday. Sept 3 TIE Hses ssss.
Hats we are now manufacturing will embrace snpcrsi
improvements recently perfected BY us. and In qusg
and elegance of style Will be unequsled BY sny heree
fore offered They will be readily distinguished By ns
zap which when sgitssd by the air becomes desAest
into delicate and graceful jas fesSzfs festure char
seser,uc Of the choices, quality of genuine Beaver
4sior House. " Y aug q. lst7. suS' q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
Business Notices.

Music FoR TIKI MILLION 10 the wstchword at Coney
Island this season and it Is Just the right sort of music
for everybody and bis WIFE The American Eagle
skins the water like thing OF life loaded with charm
ing dsmses and their gssns asd nothing is wanting to
make sill conten,ed with the world and themselves
The Eagle leaves pier North River at 10, and 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

GOLD PEss-J. w. CREATION a Co. II Cedsr.sL New
York or IS Chesnutst Philadelphia, do not profess TO
sell the beat Pen The world for e. snd ash Is for others
But they profess and will sell as good Pen for ~
50 Is anybody else sells for a. They have Pens Of oil
prices from Is cents 10 IS The trade supplied on liberal
terms Gold Pens repaired or reponted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25


sIR-I find in your paperof this day, Aug. 2ll
the following paragraph which has the appearance Of
having been either penned or suggested BY yourself
4 Can you inform your hundred thousand readers
why the New-YOrk State stock Security Bank has
stuck up a sign a suspicious cellar Ia Walst -
To this query the following response 10 gven-"l It's
owner can give the desired infOrmstion-ED
You are very kind TO apply to for said desired In
formation. and will briefly give II.
The sign Of the New York state Stock Security Bank
has been these 6re years No. "a Wasrea because
made an arraugeme nj with Mr J Thompson. which WAS
satisfactory account OF us simplicity ii saved me
clerk and Office hire. continual attendance for the
deeming Of my circulating notes. &c. sud ls pay a
pay regular commission am under no Obligation this
could mol be the case Il had my notes to payable At the
desk of one of the City Banks which have formerly
done for about three years.
II WAS to hear OF any complaints ~ 10 my bills not
being promptly redeemed par 10 specie IN City bsnk
notes a, the option OF the bearer the sign you call
H. would be instantly removed where such difficulty
would be experienced but have never heard Of any
complaint on the subject
AZ TO the basement Of O. Wall St being Suspicious
cellar II struck that II was and It looks
rather Suspicious tina, the discovery has been made only
since Mr. rhompSons Reporter has been attacking the
Plaiufo!d Bank &c. have only 10 state on that point
that have no connection whatever of any kind with
Mr. Thompson, except as above related. Yours. &c
Eve. Mirror. Aug % l. BOONEfOUA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

RIcHELGEu GoLD Pass B. r.. WATSON - William e.
one door below Wsst and }. Y. SAVAGE, 81 Fultonsi.
have the exclusive sale Of this ns Pen which - only
and equs hose sold for s. 50 elsewhere They have
large Of Pens wholesale OF RETAIL aud as they
have led tho way to The reduction Of prices the public may
have great confidence being well served there Other
God Pens from Is cents 10 al So sold for 81 50 al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


IT. f< skis Scie conreatioa 70 noninste Secretary
OF -t.te Controller Sc ~ill sssefnols az Syracuse on
WEDNESDAY,. Oct q IL u 70 consist Of one Delegate
from each Assembly District 10 the ststs TO Dc CHOSEN
by Wig Of such District IN such manner As
the Coanly Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

Loss OF TIE BRITISH BRIG LEILA W e are In
debt.d Ia The Exchange Reading Rooms for ne follow
inz account Of the oss the British brig Leila % ner
passage from New York Scotland The brig Leila lof
GLwsyJ AeDonnoGsh master' rom Ss~ iork, l.oen
dered in the heavy esstery gale on the 5h OF August
IN at A. lon 81 90 having sprung leak with both
pumps choked The crew, numbering twelve, includ-
ing the officers remained oy the wreck unnl me 10
urep ,hev xers tasrn OF BY the schooner Lesnder
from Boston bound - Domingo They were after
ward transferred to the schooner Messenger OF freder
icksburg frota which 10 the Chesapeake tney we're
sr.a trzn,ferred 10 toe schooner E. ; Mitchell Of and
for Baltimore where they safely arrived on saturday
evening sst The captain states that the ors vas seen
70 20 down four sitter their leaving ner de- was
ooy Aols 10 r." ininss from M eAOn. SO a.
fn.iruuuant. ke The creE have arrived n very des
rtaIe eoadrou having saved nothing Iney are Ia EAs
keepinx Of the British Consul who viii take care Of
thea uaul opportunity oilers . sene them hons TO
Ireland. i5.un0re American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

GoLD PENs-There many spurious articles sold
under this that has been difficult to hnf the genu-
inc wesre confident. however that the most difficult
will be suited by calling at the New-yok Gold Pen Com
pany's Office IS John.sI corner Nassau, up STARE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
RROOKIYN AFFAIRS

r. The deaths in the City for the past week
vsrs Of males 10. females 25 adults H. children 3s
From New.York H. Total o5 Five Of ihess were
caused By dfopsy In the hesd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

r. The Tablet Of Pearl and Alsbaster will give the
most brilliant complexion. The merit Of this article is
well established and is only Is box The ladies'
should not be without important an article of the
toilet For sale at E. N. GUIOSs, l27 Bowery corner of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

THsss DAYS LoSeEs --ckin,,s hal III. ch,..,.t...
VII remain here three dsys Snres ard thes 20 "a Ros
Ahye Who have not seen hef hsd better DO - or ~ -
be lef it he socat,yc. II asted ~hui. ths-
i~fs H- t.lns h-s "a ne- '.l - 1880,
orr ciuiets flss number % ycsrs peat Ws ,houa ~.
without n-sita-a the Sh'rcse Jark She Il trrlv
J'es Interest FOR oh coav~,s better A@a ~ -
uv.s u Chits han al ecut esth-r hy reaaiug
u booi on he subject she sh 20 ~ Pai.sdslnll.
boson ~ scon, % Ihsi o. time 10 % te losg by oar 80
reDs n seeing her. ~ oiE
CAsriE GssDEs III there }. any place wher- N. -,
pie of IBIS crowded. h, snd Busting civ esn 1885,.
horr or two and ENJOY IL m.sives 10 r.ronsi ,~
that lace 10 Castle Osfdsn- Bet ~ Iehn.a So,
", the Nsufesile Compaoy and ih- Havana Opsr, e..
ps1y succession of smuseusnis are prodace3 49,.
~ lght. which s,tenced By dei sn4 c.lss.
aud enc-s Eveything ia conducted IN re mosl 80.
cepi0rsbe manner, the wsisers geut@ns IN "a :,
Ike ard ik- performance. exc-le.t Ia pro ola. =
iced Only refer 70 NE Immune cro~ds lhs frpcue,s,
righily ard DO tirsd u he anss-rn-ut. -.
taced nessrs Ffenrh Hesef deserve ever crs,s A.
their pairs 70 please Tho public
~ WHIST ffen3 o. Gsnsrsl Tsy'or would D., ,sv.
oaarter OF dollar q hirn The Pcrirst ne ~.
umn 4. pe feet and n's-iiss represeristve Il IN =
that Old Gree Cost which hes heen ~. c1nrssoa
al bis DANCES Psv him VISIT Tho EthoP,sn ssrbsi.r,
have SEQ beea eoeaged To- few dsys ans vii give As
persr ances al 81 and u p NJ which, with he coccs-,
81 the O. chsns. Bso' Psnorsns snd AZ ne otss a.
lrsctons sfe 70 BE- seen for only . CENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

TEsStssEE ELEorIoS-The UHi0H says that it
has seen letter from Nj. Stanton, the Member
elect Of Memphis District dated the 18th inst.
stating that he was chosen by 25 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
CONSTIPATION CcOsrIvxsEss DESTROYED.

Obitise and k1bitsai c0rHpetiSn (Costtre
He'sJ nat only t>aAy come, buf a0 e0rpIetey d<s
tSsyef stoef Esisg etA<T pur geiv<s INFECTION bafas
By nasyal fHpEs, Agreeable and saJasbt> Hean, re
ceafin dscouuea IN Fraace b. NJ HGios, % hue hicAe
lea. PeTis-" Price - cents
r. This great remedy Il light. p.sisbIe and deli
81 us food called Ervaeota"-a vegetable Fsrns-In
some respects resembling arrO~-FOoL
The soyve and Ervalenta constantly hard a.
tls NatoLa De g6 Of Wsron, of Paris expressly esl.D
isasc Tor Lben sale AZ HAhMOSD co 5 drug sore,
S Broadway, corner " ChzmDerssI Tree doors south
o. Suargs marble building
Booksellers and Druggists abroad. DESTROYS Of inxodac
ing ne Evse1ts 10 nc respective eilles will
be deali with favorable .sras by addressing post
Ths Director u she Nsions Depos " wsron Of Paris"
New.Yors- sull hwimWk6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
BIZ Telegraph 10 The TiJEEe.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. "a


80 dispatches have been received b. the south
ern Telegraph the wires having been broken be-
tween here and WashIn.ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

KNOX. HArrEs rs fvLroSsr -fsh i"nioa II
ls47 Of Gsntlemens Hats will DO introduced on sae'
day 2sth of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

CELEBRATION OF The LELAND FAMILY.-On
Wednesday last the descendants OF Henry Leland as
sembled at Sherburne erect monument 10 bis mem
ory The preparations for this family meeting have
been for time making, and great labor hss been
expended in collecting the several lines OF his children
amounting in All TO near forty thousand persons, living
and dead The nesl descendants. according 10 prevl-
Gus concert assembled from the lar South SONS
from the East and some from the Wees, making from
200 to 1900 persons in all The procession moved 70
the First Meeting House led by Hon Judge Leland and
the orator of the day Rev Baron Stow, d. D. past OF
sdwn place Baptist Church of Boston who is one OF
the family. After anth m sang by a choir, All OF
them Lesnds. and introductory prayer by Leland
Dr. Stow commenced an eloquent address 10 the KIN
dred Of Henry Leland upon the perpeuity and impo,
lance Of individual influence The discourse was wen
calculated give dignity snd elevation OF thought snd
feeling 20 the ceremony which followed 1t the monu-
rnsnt around which the assembly gathered si'rr the
discourse closed and The Pilgrim Fathers nad
been sung by the Leland Choir Here al address was
delivered by Rev. Mr Adams. of Brunswick, Me also
one Of the family OF Lesnds which was every way ex'
ceent and was listened to with much interest. After
hs Monument was let down into bed of granite the
procession sgain formed and moved 10 = large tent
where q collation. provided Scarcely had they en-
tered before a cloud which had besn rising dark and
portentou poured down OF rain upon the con.
fused multitude. who found tho c.nvas vast sieve.
everywhere trsting the wster Like the lsrsetes 10
standing ready themselves from ths nils Of
ter which drscended n every direction upon the chill
dren # the Leland family beneath. The hilsrity of the
company increased uDd-r the pressure OF aecumulAtng
disasters and 10 mirth sresn after another
came In torrents from the breaches IN the
making sad ruin of all that stood below The rain be-
ins over the sun shone out in al It's spendor Hon.
Mnsrd Fillmore of Buffalo. N Y. in tbs risht OF his
wife who him u the head Of the table rose
and made excellent speech BOst Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

u James Hamilton lcoloredD has been convic-
I'D Al Lancaster Pa for the murder Of jscoe Hunter
also coiored) and sentenced 10 be hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

THOMAS w. DoRR-Passing through Providence
the other day took opportunity 10 call on Governor
Dorr. who sm sorry to say. 10 lying very low. HIS
disease has become confirmed iaunoice. be has b-en
. great sufferer. AT present bis recovery 10 deemed
doubtful, both By himself and bis friends.
lCor. Eve. Post
A LOVER CAU6HT.-A man by the name OF Rich
ard Taoner an Eagshmsn by brtn has been caught In
Desperate lOvescrspe. IL s-ems that Mr. Isoner Tor
getting tn laws Of his country and not being Psrue g-r
about color fell desperately IN love with negro vo
man belonging 70 Mr. J. NJ COBB, living II Haywood
Csunty Tsoner believing that Mr. Coso would not give
his their union prevailed upon his fair dan
eel 20 eope with him Accordingly, Oh Monday nishI
the youthful lovers met and AFTER ealing upon the
silver queen OF night 10 bear witness ~ their VOWS
Suspicion ghtfal hero persuaded bis lady love
put on fall saii VI ais clothes, which was done and
away they started " the tune Of
Ger he hills and far away
But before this happy pair got Of the woods il
ver, they surprised and taken sad on W edn6sdsy
morning both we're brought int this cry where pain
ful separation took place Mr.. CoOb taxing his negro
homs and the Shera taking rsSner 70 j.iL
West Tenn Wig.
REAL GRIT-Durins the great struggle 70 obtain
q reformation OF ths CnuTch IN Sc1rlaud. a pafif<n
frorp some cause fell into dtch snd could not get out
ons.er by observed him sn1 offered sis assistance but
the hero OF mad would sccep; Until n anew what
was the rslzon OF bis And shoor ! am CaIhO-
he" wss the repy. You nay go. sad tns oseer.
tor shA Ut be helped Of tais ditch By Catholic
ScEsE AT TABLE" Mr.. snodgrass. viii you
pass the cosny De you wish hong ears No, ar
The i0As sars are, Of right yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

" WRIGHT's TsDIAs VEGETABLE Puts. 10 addition
10 DeiDg Of The o-st Ambitious medicines 10 the
word, losses. power removing pains which u truly
astonishng -Four Of ssd Indian Vegetables Pil,
lsksn every going 10 bed, will 10 soou TINS
p.-teiy nd Inc body those m0rDt1 hunors which II
Tod ked liver The u pain Ia he side some
exIsncDg through mo shoulder bsd- difficulty II
bfeaLbuz nausea and loss Of apoelte cOstv-.
meas, mitigation, ha.u ency ssarthy yellow complex
on other symptoms " inflammation torpid stsI.
Of he liver.
WrgAfs Tadsan Jsgstabk Pills also thoroughly cleanse
the stomach sDd bowels Of ali bilious humors ard Oth-r
mp0ry, ard hefefofe q csrtsn for cOc cysen-
very, coolers marous, and every other disorder Of The
inlsstDes.
Beware Of Covnlerf-sl None genuine without The
Signature 0f Na. Wight The top label. New-Yors
Office 20 Gfeenwichs
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CHApMAss AMERICAN DRawIsG. Book-New Edition
OF No. The hrst edition Of this being nearly
hsusIed, new edition Of 1000 copies 10 passing
September
The Drawing Copy Book No. 2, will he ready on the
25th inst
TIE second number Of The Drawing Book, which will
complete the elementary part progressing az rapidly
carefa execution Of the and elaborate iusUs
tons will allow and It 10 expected that will DO
ready for delivery early 10 November.
Teachers and others interested 10 the invited 10
call snd examine the work.
sui8 6tsod J. RFDFlELD, Clinton Hall
SAVE YOUR MONEY -IosEs Ann 81 the Museum,
sels The vefy frat quality Of French car drep Boots
only - So second quality do - ST. Aso Oh hsnd large
assortment VI Congress. Boots Gsiters equal low
al goods ~srsented W give Satisfaction att AnnsL
aul9 w.
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sASOss s.RsAPASILLAThe azoUnL Of su, ring relieved
by This invaluable preparation, Is without parallel 10 The
history VI medicine Thousands have bern restored
health BY i healing and 70, enersIiDg efficacy. who
considered past the reach Of renedl. means various
eerfesss heretofore published sbu adsny prove 1t has
received The entire appreciation Of many practitioners In
his and other cities and It's pid growth Ia his estimation
Of the public has PLACED hey md he reach Of deuscon
the efforts OF composition Diseases which srss from
impurty Of the blood vsioo " the humors generally
such scrofals kings evil, rheumatism. and nc pisn
gOut ss rheum aud other diseases fever sores
iuerna s5sceses hsula chronic casrh liberation of
,he throat ami nosS ps fu affections Of The bones ehro
nie Inflammation Of The kidneys female tsrsng
general debility snd pTosrson Of tho system are al re-.
moved BY its Use.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail By A 3. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggss, 100 Fulton, corner Of wa
hAn-st rs Broadway, and II Esss Broadway, ~ York
Sold also By Dngziss generally throughout the United
States. Pres Oh per bolle sis bottles for ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

PoLIcE-Henry d. g. Coward was yesterday
arrested by Constable Joseph of the Fogrtn Ward.
charged with stealing q gold watch worth $50 ana
gold chain worth so from Hugh Cotrier. he was
Iocked Patrick Torney arrested BY officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

SYSoD OF GESEsEE-rhis body. which has been
10 session for sst four days At the Fret
Presbyterian Church session room IN this city. yessr
day forenoon engaged 10 very warm discussion upon
set Of resolutions introduced BY some Of It's members
denuncistory Of the with Mexico. The principal
speakers 10 favor Of the resolution, were Rev w
Curry. aud Mr.. F. STAR against the adoption Of TIE
resolution Rev A. G. Hsll and Rev. B W. Hill After
some hat spirited discussion the Synod rejected ln-
resolution. Albany Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

ESCAPE OF SLAyEs-We Learn that thirteen
slaves the property Of M. Newton Bewley OF THIS
place. escaped from his premises on Saturday night
last and although prompt measures wers taken Tor
their recovery but two OF the number have been
captured Ga toe sans night We understand that Mr.
Fsyette Washington. who resides Stephensou's
Deyot lost slaves and horses and there 10
DOUBT that the whole party nov together, under
whip and spur, for the State OF Pennsyl'Ani.
Winchester NlrsinAn
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1oom1rUIAL AM nUNs, s,ArrsKs
For Sale. Of Stocks. sc. zee FO1tA Page

TUESDAY. Pm
There was considerable activity in some Of he
fsncie. to-day and prices advanced but other desef,
lions fell of Canton. which sold at 10 yesterday va
down TO iOt. and Morris was also very heavy Hsrss
aud Norwich the principal arenas for tue eoosst
inz pares and the party OF progress had the sdsssas
The quotations improved.
In Bills there is much hrmness, although ~
buslness is not large. Leading Sterling" hesds'ps
cent aud ssles have been made at g per cent frna
are SIT for fsyorite signatures. The supply Of ahs
NOT large and drawers are hrm In the belief thu, h
market for Sterling will stand at per cent for he
steamer.
Freights continue heavy and quiet co,.oa
Liverpool was engaged at 3D. Flour Ia Cd d2 and Cen
in bags 3D. in packet To Havre, there are no ensi
suis Offering and 20 the Continent we hear Of bs' he
doing.
There is fair demand for money, but the GPPy
Ia ample Loans cannot be made at the very low Iss
which prevailed sometime since. The Bsnfs hsw'
good supply Of paper and dscoun, all, or nearly al "a
meets their requisltion. Loans Of frstclm ecufae
are negotiated without difficulty.
There is at the present time 81 30OooO 10 "
Boston Sub Treasury. This, with tbe cum hna :
New.York makes s. 100000.
The amount of specie board the Cambnl %
reported a, the Custom House. was $4,000.
The value of the merchandise exported frvnA
port Of Boston to foreign ports during tho week sei
Aug 81, was as follows.
Domestic products. ................I92566 g
Foreign products .-.....-......... xOJt II
Specie .'.--.-....'............. gs "
Total t5Is5l6 ia