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DEWARD.-A liberal reward will be
u paid for such information Will insure the recovery
If about - 900 worth of house hold furniture which
moved on Wednc June o. from house 1879 West -Four
teenthst al that time occupied ~ Mrs Martha W Hcy
wood the same beng mogagcd for advanced and
removed without consent know ledge OF the mort
gage. SAM Ill u" tN:
ItG st. Aftorucv fdr Mortgage, - Nsss;il-st-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07
/. TIE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is pablishsd eucry Thursday Morning, by
R.W. WEAVER.

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square belop Market.
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paid, unless at the option Of the editors.
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ton. 4 liberal discount ,eiH be made TO those
,uho advertise by the gear.
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PRIVATE LAl

PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS IN CALIFORNIA.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill pro.
vidng for the settlement Of land claims in California
Mr. TURNEY. Mr.. President, | presume the Senate
hardly finish this bill to-day and there little Joint
resolution lying the table which be disposed of
doubt to-day, which hope will be allowed to be taken
up II is joint resolution supplementary to passed
at the last session, granting bounty lands TO soldiers,
which authorizes transfer of those warrants move
to postpone the prior orders for the purpose OF taking
up that joint resolution II can be disposed OF during the
day.
Mr., GWIN. | hope the motion will not prevail
will state to the Senate that there is understanding
that this bill regulating land titles in California should
be printed as amended reported to the Senate, and acted
on tomorrow morning We very nearly through
with the consideration of the BILL and shall complete
Ths PRESIDENT. Doe. the senator from Tennessee
Mr.. TURNEY. 1 move to postpone the prior ORDER,
The PRESIDENT Its necessary to move U 10 post
Mr.. TURNEY. | thought my motion embraced tina,
The PRESIDENT The bill is under consideration.
NJ R RHRTGY Then move e, to postpone H.
the Senate that there two three amendments be
offered alter which, it the desire OF those who have
charge of this bill 10 have printed and reported to the
Senate, and acted upon to morrow.
MI IgRNEY. Then, withdraw the motion
Mr.. BENTON then moved TO amend the bill in the 5th
section, by inserting, after the word sessions" the
words IN every county in which there claims TO be
examined"
The section, as amended, will read as follows:
SEC g. A~d BE- further ENACTED, That the said commits,
sionors shall hold their sessions every county which
thore claims to be examined such places
the Fresden OF the United States shall direct which
they shall give due and public notice and the
the dst:ict In which the board sitting shall appoint
deputy, whose duty 1t shall be to attend upon The aid
board and who shall receive the
allowed to the marshal for his attendance upon the district
court"
Mr.. BERRIEN. The bill. il was reported by the
committee provides that the board OF commissioners shall
hold their sessions at such times and places shall be
designated by the President OF the United States II
to that TO require in advance that this board
would be imposing upon them an unnecessary degree of
trouble The President OF the United States can from
time TO time. designate such places the state Of bis in
board and that would be better therefore. to leave the
bill il reported by the committee This subject
wa considered by the committee for in OF the bills
which referred TO the committee there several
different places designated But it believed 10 accord
with the Wishes OF the Representatives of that State
rather to leave this matter to be regulated by the Pres
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for old DO Beef steady with GOOD io,si demand.
az 400 thl. ~ 81 5aS9 - ft Mess inc latter pree
ior eva ohesso, :ns al Hams ar. am and "a rod
request S e Of 500 bbs at S3 Z, ZzO 70
ont Dressed Hofs are II demand al SeseI prees s1ss
"a raclers sr 6!z6ic Bacon n better reqlest Tue
~, n-ces ~ sh.ch held restrict saes We note
saIs Il new short M5ces the frs; OF the season
AZ about &C. Hams and Shoulders az N demand AZ
g. "a 81. rssrsc-ivsly a-d good ferand ard IS
hrm with less offering. Sales Of 400 Dds N lots A. $3.50
ard 3oo kegs SiG5ic Buteris hnuef ies 81 ono 81
r. i2c state az ale and Orange and Cheunng Coln-
hes ~ 2Z3c Gle steady and IN TAR demand al es
7c or fair choice dares and 7dolc Tor EnShsh lmta-
"TAIIOW-Tbe make. Is dull and heavy. Sales Of 10
bbls common at 7c Cry Is held AZ Hail
BEESWAX-We aOie sale OF l,Seo ID Souihern feiIo"
oil cAKE-ws sale 9f 40 mas Th , Rqz,.d
sTEAHINE-we hear OF small sales OF Prime White At
LIME ba. sold to the sI;en; Of so sbls common =,
81 and 10 10 Lump, al 30 Ihsrs have been free
sIivas SIN &c our ss which were taken up readily by
dealers who have been waog annals as the market has
Teen cute bare for Two or FL, ,ht ss. weeks
IATH have teen active demand, and are b1oyant !;
but do rot advance our quotations sales OF 2oO9o al
scOtI"fhe market continues depressed and is dull,
and Liverpool tends downward we hear Of no cargo
FFrITrFn.iber sales have been made of $50 boxes
Bunch Rasns at 7 500 hat do at 9Jc and $50 quar-
tar DO al Sc also 80 Obls new crop ZaLse Currlnts at
soAP-There have been 300 boxes CASTLE sold at Sea
CIGARs-lloOoO German sold to-day at Sc 5ce 50, and
WfNESWe lean sales Of rs or casks Madeira at sc.
GS IS 1870 DO Sherry SOC 81 20: ID do Port SlaS -
IS do Sweet Malaga 9slcas8c and % do Burgundy al
TOBACCO is active: $40 bales Cuba sold a. 22c SO
bales Havana private terms 10 cases Connecticut seed
leaf new crop lc cash and at auction i3i hhds Ken
WOOL is verg firm with good inquiry 10000 n. do
nestle fleece and in lots Soc i1e Foreign IS quiet Hueu
* scar nd
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sblic buildings, amount 20 more than the es,isseu
Cost OF the improvement The archives OF ine cum
sry and the various public editces are SUI, e1pSse
In constant danger from the same cause, p1uoe
regard for their security would OF ise De SUI ,c,ent
to Justify the undertaking but when 10 as is super.
added the oblg alton proyiee for ne comfort, and
health and safety Of the .o,ans of the city, it
would seem to De I'LL" 81 Of imperative duty.
In my last ann'-I report invited attention 10 the
designation II the Department, and renewed the re-
comnendaton Of my predecessor for the creation Of
the Office OF Solicitor. Experience In the diverse an
important duties with which this Department az
charged still strengthens my conviction as 70 we
propTiety of that recommendation and, "tno ". re
pesting the reasons therefor, beg leave agaiH W "
W. ~ Wv ALEx II. II STUART,
Secretary OF the Interior
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Arrived.

Steamship hosnoks. ParIsh. Norfolk ndse and passsa-
sels, 10 Deem Thornton - l'
sitamShig Merlin Sampson, from 81 Thomas aud Der
Mtca Len 81 Thomas Nov. 20 and Bern ida 26h since
leaving Ie latter place the Merlin has heavy
ss .hro ghOut ne passage from n 10 W Lsft AZ s.
LSlss emp A Cheesebofo, Kinney. from Baltimore for
ksePoi N distress pumps ehoked dsg barr cor Or
po., Jaws Tor New ork same day br-s Galela from
'.r Aux Cages same day Mary Emily hsacs dsg
49, ~ lew days toI ArecIbo r. PeaKun (Br fron,
iuso' jast ar. wig FIT --oA- 49,
say LILA olall0ry, new GO tunS1 Williams af.c
~, y ealiast. 70 T. d Hurlb1t 4 Co
pa pa hs-ns Sun. Jewstt New Orleans : a,vs ,, .,
last -@- = plp' OF Vo~4d since Saturday
Pa sqseh q The Ocean. - PurnaI Bristol 90 s,vs
4 ~ ~ : " Meyer. Has lad = plot IN b,esS
e@,s ~ - sAteIiencss ana sIlree sxa- AZ -,
~ ~-ots ysssage Oct. Jaw Sicily Lghts sonsgv
Nt-..Si 80 sueStR "a ~ Of Wind. with heavv \ -
~ tots ht AFiy thtsd paEt Il cargo ADD ios -, a.
We NA.rI CO Aiter asRg Cape Clear srosri.p~
successor - ssit5y gales panied with hail sns
snow 40 u Ai % u ION &c g. spit opsaiIs anJ 49,
sahs tAe three following days were calm wifb osnol
=, l. SEA. lne sllp T0ilnz gua~aes uEesr NJ -
cd N y iaihoms on the Grand Banks sh in LAT a. "a ~
% 6. lay 70 20 hours terrific gale from n r -
SEA az the tine making fair breach overus and tbs
have had nothing b1t gales Of wind W '''7A
Brlg Charles Thomas Plnkhsm Ch eyrxirld IL a.. -,
Der 20 Smith 4 BoyHiCn. 80 '~--'-
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Galaman0cr Safes.

The Pearlst Fire.
pICH'S SA LA NJ \ y ID T. K SAFE
IA AGAIN TRIUMPHANT While the yasiouS Safe
makers the Guy Challenging each other - trial OF
the merit Of their Safes by fire, bit dsqsreeng
upon important point h0n ne IRE 10 b. y1de regi
IRE takes place cae the ecest and hottest fires that
have had CITY fer three stores ara burnt down
ane ceH Safes a. dkercRf rGkS'S consumed Rchs SVs
alone prCtfag Triumphant One Sac from another make
stood by the SIDE OF Rich containing some old books Of
Mr. bert's and fell at the moment as Rchs from
the second but Of It's contents mains
This Safe which passed through this terrific ire
made by Rich Co. several years ago, and proves
concusyely that they DO deerofae by age hut that
Wilders Patent SaiqmaudT Composition when properly
mixed and combined with Ricis Patent improvement. makes
the te,t Safes the United sa'es The iact Of this SAFE
being ninety hours n the burning runs aud the on'y
one If rrc safes that preserved is contents must con-
vince merchant convinced the Editor Of The
Merchant MGg0sRe, by experiments Sax years ago, that
the composition put into Safes the best H0RCOadacf0r
OF heat discovered
By permission OF the owner Of the Safe. Mr. ! O. OIL
bert Il viii cur store few days, with the books
and papers unostuTsed % the holders Rcns Safes
and others, opportunity Of seeing the contents call
VIII be esteemed a favor ny
sTEARNs x MARVIN (succesSors TO Rich y Col
NJ li6 Wnter-st. New York,
the only makers Of Waer Pa ent Sd mander Safes with
bichs improvement IN the Un'cd States a. ~
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In this City. Dec L. JUANITA f daughter Of Concep-
cion A. and N Pohamus, Esq, of Nueyas, CuOa,ssed
The friends of the family are invited attend, without
further invitation her funeral al the sdence other uncle
H. A. Polhamus, No go Clnon-st, Sunday, IN INST
as 2t*
On THURSDAY morning, Dec. 4. JAMES KINsEY, IN the
The leatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the house OF his sonin
law James 6 Anderson No. 18th St. this afternoon az
O'Clock, without further ytation. -
On THURSDAY, Dec, =, JOHN b. HlD1lNS' coioTed
The friends and relatives OF the ami, are !. 1,fs9eeuh
In ms city Dec l. MIS- JANE HARDENBROOK.
widow OF the late Abel Hardenbrook in her 89th year.
Her friends and those of the family are invited TO attend
her funeral this friday afternoon at 81 O'Clock from No
$50 Bro0me.st.
Lines On .he death Of ELEANOR M DOWNS who
died from injuries received at Ward School No 26 Nov
20, 1851.
She died youth and beauty the fairet flowers die
God claimed our little darling for ms angel world 90 high
Brightly htamed the golden mornlng,-dardy shone the
For we mss'd from our dear circle who walked in life
and light
One who shone so pure and gentle each ray of love
apart,
That her orm like angel music, ,hrd the Key notes Of
the heart.
That bright ard lovely morning we never can forge',
Nor the Clark and clouded evening when her sta OF life
With her mothers kiss at parting, to the schooroOm she
had tTOd
With that k.s upon her forehead soard Eleanor to
On the of Truth ascending to the throne Of light
above
Oft at night when shadows gather flashing the paTlor
wall,
We miss priceless treasure cherished dearly by all.
There for absent, and single empty chair
Thoueh We feel an angel present when weways place II
Thus IN holy, pure communion. OF together meet.
Ard the unseen angel near US forms our circle SUI COM
pete
We have many toy we treasure many little book in
store;
But the eye that beamed with pleasure VIII never view
them
Mary winsome word of spoken OF childhood's hopes
ard fears,
We SIN remember clearly, thou remembered with
tears.
God hath giveR-God hahaken-aore than mortal tongue
caRtell;
But know, affection, that lie doeh all nss well
Jesus claimed our little darling for his glorious angel
throng;
lie has SAID thar Heavens kingdom does to little
belong.
We only placed the casket meath the cold enamcld sod
The jewel pure flashing round the spotess throne Of God
We VIII meet IN Heaven free from sorrow,
and pain.
When the storms of life over, darling, viii meet
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E,reiCn Ports.

BGesos AyTes Oct H. ships B. Ayna', Carver. !fala
New-YOTk tAug arr an ShaN. Clapp, OI b. 1h ,Is
harss MaIto Samson, do about eady, john SSassy Ph
lips for Nev-YoTk do. kainbow. Gator Tor Rio JaaeirS
Wright r.. AveuI. AMI Ths,us, Ia haway, neisnt "
charter bgs Meazzo Nichols i1E New lorA.idg pea
naTk houpey. fisigtt charter, CAckaSa~, MAR, r
PATAGONIA do schr Dra-o rhacher. day Fon VI ifona
eiita Ross.
from Phi SIDE phia, ~ VIC.
Al san Juan del Sad 18th ult, hriSs Sid ia net Ander
Mary Ade.ine, OaAsmIh and Triumph. Rogers from
San Francisco, nnc-
At Havana s2d ult, bark Dudley MOr.soa. Tor Charles
ton ready. detained by sickness Of part II the
Al O teosa 18Th ult schr Louisa Sears WTsht f0f BJs
ton. ldg 10 clear At Havana
AR a Prince Edward Island 18th ult, schr. Naive
American Leeman. NewbuTyPoTt.
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fins ARTS.

NOR SALE.-A small collection Of
II valuable Cabinet PAINTINGS. originals ~ the
great masters, beautifully executed and m woadeTu
preservation VIII amply repay the connoisseur and real
lover art The proprietor the gentlemen OF taste
and fortune tha; they viii prove valuable ac4u ston to
any collection this country OF Europe-ahough now IN
obscuriy Ike many gem and beautiful flower wasting
Their on the desert ar Apply at No u Pine y
OF No 3 John st New-Yerk nS Wv
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Passengers Arrived

IL steamship Merlin from st Thomas and BerHuda-Geo.
Lalmer. |. $ Consul. 81 John, p r. Capt c. 4 Camp
bell Nj Capt w. b. Lot and servant West India all
Co IT, ATanemon, r. Clout Miss NJ Ann Come rord, Ja-
net Holm and son.
IN steamship R0aaote, from Notfolk-Geo LYON Aley.
Place VIM c. Ayenll Mass; VIM. Baker l.. /; Frar Ii
Francs Lee, Israel Lake, Waar Scott. Jeremiah Wat
SON Jne s Jones, James l. Burns Henry bright, DR.. +.
HaTdley. +. W Page and sln. Mis- Levina De8s VIM III
Peters, VIM Sharp VIM C. Wheeler, Lieut.. A. Sinclalr,
j X Tucker, {. IA Poore, James A. Bailey, Chas. W.
Allen. Nat W. PayDter. Mrs. TIb0ets and children
John Sterling Henry Kemble, George Green, W Weber.
New YORK MIS- Mary Palmer. c. W Walker, Isaac 1T
cher, Va: Dr. John Reddng and lady. NC; Geo Conk lin
M Henry {. Small, Luther Isey Me; Luther Carpsn-
ter, VII IhoS G. Benton lady and children, JOs Bailey
Va; u IN Storage, 80 US seamen 70 L. ship North
Carolina,
IN bark Queen NJ he Ocean from Rrsfoi-3r and Mrs.
Gardiner, Mrs. Rooster, and 80 al steerage
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New. BEDFORD On MARKET, Dec. l.
Scientific market has been very quiet since our
last and VIC hear Of no transactions. Holders are
firm at 81 q for good parcels.
In Whale, also we have no transactions TO report:
There are buyers in the market at 56Gj7 cents, and
holders decline operating at these prices.
VIVA ebone-A sale Of 5000 II. Polarwas made At
47c. p %. [Whaemens Ship. List.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORR. .pEcE,
Cleared.

ships-Camden, Sherwood. Charleston Dunham L d.
1oh EtmsLt baTsley Cape II Good Hone via Calcutta
locker warren Robert Kelly BantOw, Noodle J. W.
baIks-Helen Francs Blanchard, Apalachicola Nss-
Milh sons E!Izabeth, Young MarSeIlles b. Sariy
IeNas: LiVeImore, Savannah, Durham Dimon: Narga-
ie'; wood philadelphia, Laid Church Barc Honey
w M Nsw-Onsans 1 Stanton; Isla DO Cuba Pepper
sara: BIadOGTy, cara Inagua Ettuain: TX
Isss mn ha.iiax. Arthur Leary Daring fBr Bsngav
81 Jshn, B.: Maitland, Phelps Co
Scno"-e fs-iownsend Jones, DAYTON San Juan &c 7 q
eager Afciio Cole. Cumberland II G Donovan. Jasper
Basseit: Boston, L. " Herrick Asa EldrdSe So15s,
Pbisde phla, James ". Mckee ''
Steamer PenObSc0', CLARK. Philadelphia, 81 Sanford
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"
We understand that the payment D.

We understand that the payment oy
mo in January, on account Of the interest and
x.,,,r., - her debt will be about two instead OF
ihr,s mil,ioas. as We stated yesterday.
A rev Banking house, we hear, is aoou.
70 he formed in Wall-st., at the head OF which VIII
he one OF our most eminent and popular auciionsers
Another house goes into operation on the Isl Jahu
ary next. of which Mr.. Cashier Curtis OF the BANG
Of Commerce is araember. No appointment 10 III
the vacancy at the Bank has we believe yet oeeh
made
The City of Manchester, from Philadel-
phia today took only 100000 in CON- instead Of the
reported half million. We trust this is an omen. OF
a similar disappointment in regard to the Saturday
steamer from this port.
The total Coinage of Gold at the Phila-
delphia Mint from January to November, inclusive,
amounts to sac 1891
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Dee. Am. schr Arctic, Wilson,
Ne~-Nork Sid schr. Arl~ gtcn, Myers. do
BOSTON. Dec 3-ATr. steamship william Penn WHEEL
den Phila6e phia At Quarantine ship President, Com
nes from Liverpool Cid Sims Inca. of NewNorS, lac
Of Freep~r Seth Rogers New Orleans Suffolk RichaId
EdWaTf> do barAs Forest Prince. Elisha Foster. do. :
Rowland, Stephen q Hammond, savannah Saranac,
new 1893 iuns Of Newport K tate Of Bristol Ne Tho
mas Bigley. Wilmington, n c schrs Eurotas rreie
shp inca BARI James Cook 0rgs j. H. Rhodes and Can
dace Bark lodena and schr ISIS IN, ms sailed yeter
day and brig Emma al n'ghi.
BANGOR Dec The Penobscot River closed with
ice
MIDDLETOWN, Nov. a1-Cld schr. Sea Bid, Charles
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Disasters, &c.

Steamship Vim Penn, at Boston from Philadelphia on
the I'd INST on Chatham fell In with schr PamahO OF and
for Boston from Bah entirely dlsmased md look ner IN
and brought her to Boston Capt Ahey of the Pama
no, 'epors on Sunday last, 10 NJ when uales Sc cf
Cape Ann, II blowing gale from W LOST fOrsma,t aud
the next DAY at noon he also lost the with all the
sails attached, and The deck load of hay.
The Boston Atlas states that merchan. that
city n his Instructions 10 the captains Of vesse
Quires thata shah be alo every morning aud
evening 10 sean the horizon TO # vessels IN the
distress show that they have frequently been passed by
that If regular system of 0okonts nfo incsd
ships, good many lives would be saved thereby
Ship I0ren', which put INTO Norfolk I'd inst is insured
IN New OK for about S2j 600 vessel and freight.
Bark Columbia Taylor from wilminston n C, for Ca
dZ put into Charleston list INST with damage 10 Tudder
Three tuts OF flp canton 40 tons register 10 years
old, sold at auction in New-Yofk "a inst, to Mr.
The gale of s nstan, very destructive in Vineyard
Sound fopsail sen with straw coored trunk, Is
ashore on Tucke5duck shOal, with person board
crew supposed to be lost two schs ashore Cape
poge Zone undoubtedly the Sanop one schr ashore On
Great Point, Nantucket, AVID herm brig ashore the
East side OF Nantucket The names If the above yes
sells viii be found below
Bns Lucy Ellen. smith of and from Bangor bound to
New Haven loaded Wan lumber Is ashore at the east
side OF the head of the hafb0r She
to Great Pom, Rip On Monday, during the gale beat
unhung her rudder, anchored under Great Point,
parted her chains and went ashore az VI with loss Of
head sals The crew an safe She lays headed oil
shore, makes some water, and VIII proaby be got oil She
Is a strong vessel about 10 mos Old
to he senr a NJ iSaafa lsh line yno II
dnted 10 Tuckernuck Shoal and biiged. The crew
took to then boat and landed at Great Point Nantucket
the There eight persons board the SCH the
captain SIX and the captains wife all Of whom landed
safely Steamer Telegraph went ont to the Mary Gsor,
Oh Tuesday but could not get her af-l She wlprobaoy
he total oss \ lighter, with Capt @. hoard
10 snip the schr. on Tuesday evening
schr Nicanor Capt, links Of and from Bangor bound
to New Haven ioaced with lumber rode az her anchor,
the Sound Monday until =. NJ when she parted her
chains and went ashore the Chord ofthe Bay
Point Light House Nantucket She left 10 anchors ala
chains N the sound and lost part Of her deck load
schr Queen with cargo Of 900 bushels corn, bound %
Boston, atO the LIST inst. by Empire.
CuyeTs Bar, North Rvei, ana had hole knocked
her stern He. not injured and the damage
The schooner not extensive
schr pennah aud josephine, of Eden, Me, was at
cher OF Chatham haTbOr ID inst with loss ofdeck load aud
b and oIesa badly torn having been boarded that day
of Chatham
A brig from Turks Island. with salt, name unknown,
went ashore at South Weeet the night OF the ss inst
Crew saved.
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EThe above figures show gradual and regular
increase since last March, so that the deposits
Of November, were equal 10 those OF both March
and April, and are nearly two millions more
than in June, when exported million OF dollars
more than we did in November.
There is larger demand for Money to-
day. which is greatly to be ascribed to its being
bank.setling day, but is measurably the result o.
the calling in Of demand loans by those Banks which
have been depleted by the late specie shipments.
There is, however no marked difference In the sup
ply, and We make no change in rates. The ten
dency, however, is upward
The Albany Erening Journal says the
amount of tolls received at the Canal Collectors
OfIoe at Albany during the season of navigation in
1901, was -S9To,tJo ~
Same period IN 1880 3l2Oo5 Oo
Increase in 1851 ... $45 sO4 OF
The aggregate amounts received for tolls
from the commencement Of navigation to, and in
Guiding the 22d inst, and for the 80 week in NoVem-