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The New York herald., 1850-05-01

The eonrniiicc n whom rrrvd the joint rc.olu-
tions Of the General scmby examine the banks Of
the State of Louisiana whether In operation or
tion havr rcpcrei ths, they have examined the Mon
Renk Of Louisiana he Ctiscns Bank the Consolidated
Association q Planters II Louisiana Bank Of louisiana
the Louisians State Bank, Mechanics and rrsdrrss
Bank, City Bank ~ New Orleans Carrsliton Bank and
Ne~ Orleans cansl aud Banking Company. Prom thu
Officers cf each Of thcsc institutions they obtained
statement, under c,,h fsum which IL appcsrs:
]. That the Union Bank shows a surplus Of two mil-
lion four hupdrd thousand dollars that she has am
pie 90 exirruish the bonds surd By the State
fr her amount (orefn-iy for even millions now re-
duced TO twU miiii,n sT hundred thnussni dpilars1
and that tho state VII rcsis profit of Sour hundred
thousand doilars
The committee rcccmnend that tho arrangements
contemplated ~ The se' entitled an act - -
sfiasuish SaIT 600 q Ne debs propcr as prS.pretvs
di,issnd nom this bank be al oncc carried out. and
tina, such legislative sctfpn may be neecs-ary To-
faelitsts her iiqudaslon rnsy b. granted
2 The ctiscns' rank q Louisiana shows q deaciency
Of Mar SsWroo. Your coumittcc retr particularly
for infrnaton IN rrston " this hank o. rrport r.
Gently mad by the Beard q Bank Managers. IN which
proposed 90 rcmt the penalty % FORT urc of some
ofths privcgr- cfthl- bank dccrced by the Yrst Di
trc, Court II Nev Orieara under etrian soniitions
In view - the large liabilities Of the STATE s,r ,his
hank and of sI the creutastauers connected Win n
particularly ~ procuring the immediate payment II
rertn and gra'r sccury f'r tho whole 81 the bonis
oi the tsi' t-ev"d f1r cccoUn e this bank they
commend that the hank bc rcacrd % a her orisinsf
righ ad viii hercsfer r-ror bill for that purpo-s
hfH00teFifu Planters
cf Louisiana shoss drfcicaey q sac 600 the con-
diion q this tank hss much mpr,ved unirr the ops
ration 1.-THE Law q 1877 Your committee are " pinio-
that The bonds issrc In fsvur fths hank will b. paid
without io-s a. the STATE
I. The rsuk Il Louisiana. the Louisiana state Dsnk
the Mechanics and Trader nsnk ani the titv Rank
cf Nes ORLEANS are IN the opinion 81 your enmmttre
IN r.r' eily sas potion a. far ~ the Pobe
eernsd. the t-o hr~ named arc IA active and uspfni
operation. The cLaf'srS q the tvo lat nanrd will
tocn sspirc, aud Jesr committee rseommsnd as .
measure ~ relief t. th. community thst time b. allow
cd them 20 lqusdate tb~ir Affair."
- far 90 rciuteS ~ the New Orleans and rarrolou
hsilrcad aud Banking Company. thr COMMITTEES pas-
pend usir report iOr further infTmation
G4ne6) ISAAC 7. PRESTON
Chairman ~ M Committee
Tte tln 10 provide for The liquidation of the Me.
eLsnits' and Traders Rank has become la- Tn.
charter expires In lsS3 This hin gives the sorpora,op
the right 70 appoint eomms,onsr. N fiquida,~ us
sssirs, Who are ~ have Eve years 10 vfsd up
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

The AMERICAN CONSUL IN PARIs.-Robert Walsh,
about whom so much noise made some months
ago, is not yet removed from the censulship at
Paris. 1t is stated that son of his has been ap-
pointed, by Mr.. Clayton, to some public Office at
Washington. This looks favorable to the Consul.
So, Peter Farley is probably duped.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
she Couneetseut Rivsr-ssd Accident.

SFRINGTfFID (Nassl, April %, M.
Vhe Connecticut river 10 very high. and covers al
the low lands In the valley The sheet Of water pas
ing the dam AZ Iloiyoks & e,sht aud half feet
In dcpth
An iri,hman catching drf wood In the river above
the great dam at Holyokc. to-day carried the
dan and rerirhed His boat came up. reduced 70
f.gmcn,e, but his body has not been seen.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

10" .fIlages are growing up in South Carolina,
se Of which-Granteville- fair TO rival
Lowell. In Georgia, over fifty cotton mills have
been erected in various parts of that State, and
are running over one hundred thousand spindles.
Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina. Virginia,
and other Southern States, are following these
amples; and in ten years the South or out Of the
Union, will become the great manufacturing Sec
tiop, and will shut up every cotton mill in New
England II must be so. The South possess ad
valtages which the North do not possess. They
have the raw material on the spot; labor is cheaper
the water power is unlimited; subsistence is
cheaper Such manufactures as have been erected
within the last few years, under all the serious dis
advantages Of commencement, are but expert
ments; and yet they have paid enormous dividends,
and have shown clearly that coarse cotton goods
can he manufactured, now, in the South, twenty to
twenty five per cent cheaper than in Lowell or
New England To save themselves, the New
England manufacturers will be obliged to 60 South,
eventually or engage in some other business.
These views do not apply only to cotton goods
they apply TO every species of goods manufactured
in new England, except clocks and wooden nut
megs. Slave labor has not yet been extensively
introduced into the Southern manufactures but
when that is introduced, it will be, it will de-
monstrate what we now assert, that the South will
drive New England out OF the markets of the
world for coarse cotton goods, and make
splendid profit, at prices which would ruin New
England. We dread the result. We are fear
full of the consequences to New England. They
already commencing. The New England
States madly drove the South into manufac-
turing, and their continued agitation of the slave
labor question is making the breach between the
North and South more wide.
Why will not the good, honest people of New
England cease this agitation, behave like decent
people, and save themselves AS we see by the
papers, with accounts from Lowell, they are only
bringing distress to their own door-sills, by their
mad fanatcism towards the South. If they do not
change their policy, both people and legislatures,
the green grass will soon grow in the streets Of
Boston, Lowell, and all the other cities and towns
of New England, that have prospered so much
from the cotton manufactures.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

THE roEHEsr C,sE.-We understand from IInr-
nsburg, that IT Is yet probable Mr.. Forrest may
carry his divorce case in the Legislature Of Penn
sylyania, hy tacking his bll on some other one,
and sonpng its way through. IL is also stated,
that in addition to his carrying the bill. he intends
to bring an action Of divorce aGains, Mrs. Forrest,
before some Of the courts in Philadelphia. 1t
seems he intends TO make effcctual work cf the
matter, one way or another. Why will none OF
the Pious mcn implicated in the "kiichcn evil
dencc," speak out, and help the lady Where is
the Rev. Professor Hackleyi OF Raymond or
Calcnfti or Jameson Above all, where Is
Cheyalicr Wikon, Who knows - much cf every
bcdy's business. and ~ little Of his ownl
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

BRoouYN CouRr Law-oNk-EyED THogrS,S.-
The roetPonomeni Of the trial Of one-Eyei Thomp-
con, for week, az mcdias res, has created great
deal OF discussion among the lawyers on THE side
of tie water Some say that the reason Of the
rostp,ncmcnt grew out OF the probability that One
Eyed Thompson. in conducting his own tial. had
exhausted ali the law. both Of the court and Dis
trci Attorney, and that the learned Judge, and the
pubic prosecutor, had postponed the tnsl for a
week, in order to GO over all the law books again.
and post themselves up TO that notch OF legal lore
al which they would bc able to bc a match for
One-Eyed Thompson. Very funny. IL IL not 4,
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

kPENertLD (hass.), April %, 1880.
In reference 70 the reported and exaggerated defa
cation of Mr. Ware, Disturbing officer Of the Western
Railroad Company. I am authorized to say that
great has been the Official labor assumed by him that
his books much In arrears; and such l. their
dition, that It Il not practicable, at present TO asecr
tain the actual statc of his accounts Ills numerous
friends here including gentlemen connected with th-
corporation have uud,unshcd con nndence In his In
tesrity and believe that there VIII ereniasiiy be no
dsteieney
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
The Steamer Falcon.

I'VE give the following In the words Of the despatch
We arc OF loss 60 dceyphcr It
'SEw ORtrass, April -. 1850.
sfaleon for Charrcs uts pannua (probstiy uavsna)
to-norrov A0 passengers. $4,000 spcoie. New York y
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Those who intend TO change their residence on the
LIST Of May viii please notify Of the stating the
place where the paper Is left as we'll a. that at
which IL Is to be hereafter served
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

CrNtRAf. TAYLOR ON THE vEro.-Thc National
Trfol'gmor, on authority, denies that General
Taylor h's any intention to veto any compromise
hill on the slavery question, that may pass both
houses. We ere glad 10 hear H.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Afhssf, Arpn %, no.
During the dsy issrs quantities Of lur.ser haro
hcatsd loose down the river.
tn. Sandy nul HsraS says that on Sunday, the
looms and above Gen's Yalls. gave way. carrying
with them about leo o0O logs, mostly the property d
s.tisens Of I.ep's falls
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Nrws Prom nfE DopNcsss-PrErsrArIoNs TO
RITnL TE llsYTrENs.--liy the brig Brothers. Capt.
Esgan. We have received adyiccs nom the city Of
ST. nCmingo to the 10th ult. Captain r. informs
us that the Dpminicans were fitting out feet. and
making all other necessary preparations TO sye the
Hayticns swarm reception. II they should attack
the place.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
Abol,,,an,., Arr.st.d.-I.nnd El,dc.

An Irshman. named Isaac Curry. has been held 20
ball a; Fredericksburg Va, for circulating abolition
documents
land slide occurred this afternoon eight miles be-
yond Martinsburgh which h.s detained tue ssrs fom
tsx... t.~Fl. nj
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

invited 10 examine rich collection q press Cesnes
equsied Variety IN the city Which viii he
fcu uf the crr chain pattern much saret the
rais 20 orler after any design matter how intricate
a. orais altered sod rrtaire<. A.. q J. SAUNDERS
Ccvt Fsetcry. 81 Brpadeay
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Mr.. WEBSTER's RETURN TO WAsHINGToS.-Mr.
Webster's visit to Massachusetts, will be brief
one. Domestic affairs have taken him TO Marsh
field, his country residence, where he will remain
day or two, and then return to Washington,
to be in his seat in the Senate next week.
His Boston speech has, very deservedly, been
received with the utmost satisfaction in this me-
tropolis His recent votes were not understood
here, and il was feared that he would not hold to
the high ground upon which his great Senatorial
effort Of this session had placed him. We have
his word, however, that he is not in the least dis
posed TO change the noble stand which he assumed.
On the contrary, in the strongest language, he
AYERS that he will only lend his influence TO sus-
tain the peace, prosperity, and happiness Of the
united country. Consequently, We may expect
him, on his return TO Washington, to be braced,
shoulder to shoulder, with his great coadjutor and
friend, Henry Clay, in support of some measures Of
compromise, which will permanently settle the
great difficulty in Congress. This will be his po-
sifion. II is position that every man, woman,
and child in this State, is interested inand deep
ly, heartily interested. lie has spoken 10 New
England; and, had the occasion served, he would
have probably shown how mere selfish considera-
ratons urge all her citizens 10 stop the senseess
and dangerous agitation on the slavery question
how that agitation is increasing cotton and woolen
factories at the South, doubling the looms in a
week in Mobile, and erecting new mills every
favorable stream-how the South are becoming the
consumers, well producers, Of cotton, and
formidable competitors with the capitalists Of the
North-how, in fact, all commercial considera-
tons, as well as constitutional and moral justice,
urge the abandonment Of the "real ghostly abstrac
tion"-that goddess cause Of false philanthropy,
false liberty. and false reason.
New York would not be harmed by timely
caution from the same lips Of wisdom. The ism
ties Of the time-Seward, Greeley, and oihers-are
spreading their disease, innoculaing with their poi
sonous quilts, charged with foul matter, large
portion of the needless and the ,hough,less, and
nigh, do a great service 20 these and TO the COM
munity generally, by giving Mr.. Webster, on his
return to this city, welcome Of the right stamp,
which would be as testimonial Of the true spirit
Of the people We cannot depend upon the imbe-
cile cabinet, 20 give direction TO the Of the
people: and our only trus, u in the great saes-
men Of nearly two generations, a hearty welcome,
at all times, 10 such men as Webster and Clay,
should be given. Therefore, LET us, on Hr. Web.
ster's return, assure him Of our cordial support in
the trial to which he IL called. Let him ecc our
devotion 20 the Union. Let him see that "l eung
America" as well as "Old America" is for the
Jnion-thai the two grea, parties are for the Union
and that we will not initiate the folly Of other
nations, ancient and modern, by permitting or
great orators pass through the people unhonored
aftcr life of sacrifices and earnest devotion TO the
commonwealth.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

uurnr al skn di.a@e deecisrrticne and kl-isoes fou
dr sutte for erstoAns rarrnous hair fr., sn} tt o.
the body Iiy white for the coDrlcscu A1tit keert.
ke tt WssFr street. hrst storc nov (not in broadway
Y. X. Calender. ~ South fhirs st~~~t Ffisosphis
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Affairs In Washington. .


While the House Of Representatives are engaged
in discussing the merits Of the census bill, GO
vemment printing Office, and similar measures of
importance, the great topic of the hour seems to be
uppermoet. Our correspondent gives us the plan of
Mr.. Clay for compromise; and till that is made
known beyond doubt-though we have no reason
TO anticipate that it will vary much from the synop-
sis given below-there will be nothing done in
Washington, beyond the wretched plots of the
cabinet and the abeltionists. There are men en-
gagged in outrseng public opinion on the subject
Of slavery, and they will continue their god
less work, if possible, regardless of the con-
federacy, or the constitution which il is
based. II is but too evident, not only from our
correspondents letter, but from other manifest
signs, that Seward, and others equally destitute of
any great national feeling, are bent upon having
their own way, at any cost. They will fail, how
ever. They have lost their game, and will be
marked men in this country for the rest of their
lives. They will be buried in the same political
grave as the cabinet: In the meantime, we shall
look for the action of Mr.. Webster, and other dis
tinguished practical statesmen, with great interest,
and not without hope that the conservative
elements Of the country may triumph
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

r.r Dye vply te Procured ~ the nssefsstory Wan
street she rube scuii guard srains; iisoons see y
vsrio1s dipion,s Persons vhos. haar has bal
color ihe n the saon Eye have n scrrsss-
u by ealiins 90 above. Corr the sddrees.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
wigs ssd Toupces-Arother Medal hss

swarded wm tshtor for he hest Wigs sud Tou-
ht cul are invited insye.t hie s.ye Ter s
ss PATtHElbRS eeeirated uis Fsssory, wan str>~t
Ne tes ihs sses and bst sss-rness IA IN city. Cvpy
tts e.ssc--.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

,hs city -hsre cheap ard eoed Boot, and Gaitsr oss be
found. aud thai s at Ccurtland Trvnch
- worth 81 Roots shoes, CATER Ne. equally low Don't
fcfset. al Courtl-nd Of. COZ lOt'SC
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

F'rtef. tref Tor fals oN vorth q fns Carfts
Cloths, Tits stoek VII te sod fr essh 81 Ter below
manufacturers prices. ThCsc IN wAat ~ CARPETS
Cloths, will DO vel 10 call snd this
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Ehe beauties OF Cutting HAIR and whiskss
Are sdmirsby exemplined and BY HILL the In
nse s Nssssn street. who strictly sssn
nne ruies tnereoy imparmg TO the wsarer beauty.
previously aware Of Possessing shampooinS thorvvxh
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
gfr,oiacs Sulphur BATHS. ss. Pearl street

rear ad.sy-sstslii.hss N lSo ~ Louis a. Tns.,,
from lers Tor the eure q fhcumatia erurtors % the
ttu sofs, nercurial aftticas
islcd and only Sulphur BsA the We refer
Nseho
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

The SLAVERY CoMPRoMIsE-The Committee Of
Thirteen of the United States Senate, have settled
the principles of the proposed compromise of the
slavery question, and Mr.. Clay has removed, for a
short time, to Mr.. Calvert's in Maryland, to write
the reports and prepare the bills. Probably the
whole will be before the Senate in week.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

hsf or A.rs the rnoreut u IL applied. vftA0ut inJuy
" We hsr rskin. ~ Ne washed irmedstsy. With
opt dsturinr the eucr aat ta had cdcr ~ APPLIED
% cold, PHAlONe ~ nrosd~~y ans BY rswc., sSuth-
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Ihe orrrd uauufacturcr % ths eeietrated O.r ChN,
the Ccts ans ,he oaly IN broad say 20
sdss 70 cell and .tsmiue he late pattsua
frslian opsn CSains frcp % So C0nss a ~ssle.sis.
" N. VuiNBf, xtl. Bro-d~av.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Sout scotch and burton Aie rhiaderha Porter Al. and
any climate Vaults 10 and " Ann street usxt aeor
O. the American huseuu. New York flot,ls
ard families Frpucd. Delivered at part .ity ffs
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

stpNi, Commissioner of Deeds
'Ii ANn CotNfN or NV lOnk, ss.ln this Ilfh day Of
htt lSo. I,rennily appeared before me Vim. Paul vho
being sworn, did deose aud that he resides
Brosnt street; that be fireman attached Enrine Co.
No ~ that be has Rad the sdav Of Henry H. ysnn rea
tive 90 tie conduct OF Dr. Pratt the night Instant
and that IL is true and correct. MA PAIL
Sworn 60 before Ia this anth iav of April, lao.
W. CORP. Commissioner Of Des1s
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Boston End New York Teioxv~ph-rforse,s
EreFor rsi@, rrray shsre- Of -teel ef he s,vs
COMPANY. Adir,ss Iigh,nln.- =, .Ais sric..
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Eo,cs n the latest and fashioaa se styles
~ fNhRiIlS estsllshnent fr Gard Engravinr No. g1
Broadway, corner % Duane ssr-s, BrA1sA ofaos. No
Nsu street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

DR.. Jsmes w. Powell, Oculist, Aursst, Ssc.,
Ear, from TO o'clock at 2l Broadway rn,rsnS y, ws.
rem street. where be had his popular r.~s;.s ~.
Eye Sd edition, price 50 cents; also his
Ear Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted. ~ sa~
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
A New Envclopc and I..rge no,

lsy genuine Fan Extractor IN tue cid
sosnteicit.d Avoid danger .nd fraud aud buy only .
rev riss. ". DAIIkl, .S Droaiway. For rae also by
Hayiland kecss Co. A. D. u. sands Rusa,oss aud
{. V. Cleeken 4 60.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
DR.. Wheeler,

DR.. wheeler, Oculist, rs Barclay ssrs.e
aeyoes has exclusive attention to disasss ts I've NJ
has Just imported from Paris Artificial Byes sf improved
etrucure which ne inserts resemble
and defy the strctest scrutiny. Once hours 10 u
pamphlet with cures by w. can ls M rr~
tuitouely ct his residence. NV
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
To the Fire D,nartment.

Crry AND CourTy Nrw YoRE. ss-on this 2oh dsy Of
April o personally appeared before enry H. yenn
who being did and that he resides al
bo~ery and that he fireman attached Ea-ine Co.
No H. that he at the and Water street
the night Of the cith instant; that after Mr. CURE
grred and son,oyed 20 the First ward station house. depo-
nent and William lsnl also member Of Engine No H.
vent in search o. physician; that they directed
e house OF Dr. Pratt corner of Trinity Place and Liberty
street. that upon arriving st the door they rung te
efera times when person appeared at the second story
window and inquired What vsntedf Dcyoncnt
want the dettor: he said he the doetsr Dtp,nen
then requested lin 10 distsly the ward
station house that fireman had FELL through the well hole
dsetors sud injured himself very severely The doctor
replied take him 20 the hospital. cannot do him any
good D.roncnt again requested him man
that he dang rsusly hurt and they wished doctor
ascertain ehs.r would be safe 20 remove him. The doc
.'.,.r :, .annet or VIII net 60 you must take
then told him would publish his brutal eondue TO which
he replied publish away. and immediately eiascd the
sneow Dsronen, fsrthsr ssys that he has the
of Doctor Pratt published n tis days crGd
the exception a. The sn1lc statement being 10 20
60 the First ward station house, u A. uu truo.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

FaIIlnk on N FrfII ~ INIt f'aF. ...... 5tf
Tts s dccraac ~ 2S per mt and thr drrrpas~ has
t,en roirgvn steadily during thc year. The numbsr
of -i,os for Nsfch. of th~ prsent vcar was iCs.
vlsf,ar. u harrh 81 Last year. iOSls The fol.
ow'rg figures vii compare the emigration ~ the last
iCur months With the corresponding moaths Of last
war
fiAs four months II 1899. e............... to,sT
pirst four months q 1850. o..................s Sc sss
ralliaa "a In the present. year. ........ 81. 10 e83
Thus there 70 deercss cf s,srly % per cent she
last four months
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

nayii.sd. K.s.s Co. A. b b saais' Rssa,os ssd .,
{. V. Clceksu 4 60.
Elegant bridal cards, Envelopes, aud
ne,ss T q sf s,.. sra ost .'sisas ss h.s
nro,dvsy corner % Duane strcst; Bra1sa oros. No.
,yfe from which ,hs Portrait IN Re sef hs Gallery of
c..r, s s1sr T sss BE ''
Csrpets.-wulian neGrorty, I3s william,
re si r nj. f.r .,ss s ri sp e I -Te q ss' e At e.: rs OF
TsSsia,,1i'I, s s rIes. , ~. N sss, q c,rs ~ 81
CARPETS ss.
There is one Place, md the only place ia
the city -h.re ehssp ard roei ocr and Caters Be
- ver.h 81 Ieo,. shocs CATER ss eqgsly low Don't
Boston :sd New York Te'exr~ph-rIorses
5sSS.s, ssi-. al; rs s.r'. :, e e.. -. : 'f u. ,'-
Comb Manusoory. sos. Bro.dway-
sssi S.,. ,.ii sss We 'sy
4 eetffsnfS.I SI%Ss sas. q a,s.ss.s. sas.s.,.''
Tfmoiars Sulphur Baths, 5ss Pearl street.
rear drsy-.ststii.hsd N lD BY Louis J. Tneis,
,s,n 'ole n.rearia ars,icss se ,he nrss
vsshs. Vt '' '''
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, 60 Color the
hsir er WhsAsr, tie norsn, q s ssglise .t,asg. ey
ssvrlirs ,hs sccr sas sss Nc bed oder il sprisd
sa, S y ass ,ss s . ~ rS.sps.
Gour-ud's Italian mesicssed Soap, rvs
srinr y. skia di.see est sl.r,es res;
sr. sutnls fsr e,st;eaans -srersoSs hair rS,, ~
se we'd ,rcs a.. ,srs hoy s,.s T. srosa'ss
Comb Factory. sss neutrality-suspicious. are
invited e sssmhs .,s rss f.,s'ss % = r prs, NJ,
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Circulation. LiaJs,ais. Of Suui. Is,rf,
fs2 % SIS a y IL e. {27 I y, a. et sas n
Canal and -
Bnl- Co. 1ep12o 90 37JGl 81 l<sy5l q sN3Q AIS a.
CITY,. b6l3 % l2i6.oS 20 7623s ~ l93O.aQ o6
Louisiana
State a.. sysso5 ~ iycg7s II Istes2 a. sa,, .oa 81
Eeh Trd lis.sis 20 373s sol w l.SiT7 AS I51 s0 n,
Union 2lsQ W S,s22 II 4Z,El ~ I23l%sS
Total s7oT1Tg7 90 se2 81 syJoaS3 "a 57Ol S o9
Citizens
Bank. ll,0SG rs 7ys AZ
Consolidd ~
Assoei'n 1877 II lLsl2u ll.G7 A ueS 6o
Totai... S2iSp IS 2;ass 0s 272<Y0 a IA 2sI ~
Total. s7ls2.6oo % ie.s,oss6 ssz27z % S04g7 IS
The aggregate of the movement In all the other de-
pas;ments, st the same date, was as fbllows:-