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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

Cut Meats are and In good request at Tor Sneaa
es and sldI0e for Hams Bacon scarce, At Lea
finn but inactive sales Of 200 bbis and tcs 81 vootc m
good to prime Butter decidedly lower with more oaer
ing Sales of Western New York at le0z4c and ONO - -
e2nc closing dull and nominal Cheese In steady sase''
at l6stc "a h.,..
HEMP-A steady but quiet market sales OF ~ osA''
American Dew Rofted, at u %. u.,..
FEATTERS-There is only moderate demand o"'s'
Of 400 lbs good Southern at SIC. L..
WOOI-The market is dull. Nothing Of moment hss
TRANSFERRED rince the public sale Of "Wednesday o.
Domestic Wool said TO be trner but thore l''' "
quiry.
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PuJAnyLpHIA MARKHTs,-M0nddy,

Nav sTbers has been but little business done to-day
Public attention has mostly been absorbed by the Fremen
parade and the een advces by The steamer have 10
percep,ibe effect upon the market The FLOUR Market
quiet few hundred barrels goods brands sold Ior SNIP
81 25 p Dbl At which hoders are hT!n for lily
and extra brands sale of SOC bbis Rye Flour at ~ ~
Dbl In Corn MEAL further sales have been reported
GRAIN-There is good demand for WHEAT and but little
Offering Sales of 900 bushels prime Peansylvanis White
at 81 Including superior lot 81 o. aud Red at 95 cts
bushe ANAL 10, OF RYE sold at IS cts Corn Is in fair
demand and bushels Yellow sold at "a cts aoat In
OATS no further transactions. 49,.
WHISKY ia steady at q cts in both hhds and bills
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Receipts of Produce. ....MAY 5, Ie5a

BY Eric Rairodd-l,774 sides Leather 81 pkgs Batter
1895 Hogs; 26 pkgs Beef 20 bales Wool $50 cks Hams
do Ashes 1871 head Cattle, and 4670 bbls. Floar.
BvNe,o York and Harlem Ralroad-25 pkgs Butter; l5'
do. Cheese and 500 sides Leather.
By North Rrer Boats-3 $40 bbls Flour 81 do. WINS
ky do Beef 81 do Ashes; O64 bush Conn II $40 do
Wheat; 1892 do. Barley; 5000 do Rye, and 759 sides
Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

Railroad Bonds. State and Govern
s., s.sry st fun price. Ere lot M sn.'
ssss ss9e. !. i,e dividend off, I'd Mortgage looh, an
Bosds - 18th eases Incomes were ouoyan1' ou'
sfvsses ~. rsher duh Further sales OF these Donc'
Cusvs made In London at equal to 9o2 here AT
bsvs posrd the transactions were limited IN con-
- sec ~. smafl amount Of Stocks offered at eur
sss'. Price, were very Arm at the close with
",,oe disposition to buy
T%ere is not much doing in Sterling tor
,.,-.,..dsv Steamer, the demand having been
oe ~ checked by the advanced rates. There Is
s-riv Of Rankers' bills as 10soloh, but CONNER
=, IN. are not plenty There are some Southern bills
:, tbs market at 9s09@
The market continues firm for Freights,
~, ,.;r amount Of produce offering. Engagements,
~ s.,a. Cotton. 3-l607-32d 1900 bbls Flour in tho
s...s sands, I'D 10000 bush. Grain, 4ls05d, ship to
80, 4Otons Oil, 15i. To Losdon-1,0O0 bbls Flour,
=, ooObbls Naval Stores e. To Havre-Cotson, lsc.
Asbes. Bark, &c, e60eS.
The imports of merchandise at this port
r. Anil show an increase Of about three hundred
..o..spd dollars as compared with April OF last year
q. increase was occasionsd by the Simultaneous arri
ii At large amounts of free goods, which were 81 496,
40 sasins 1856 $50 in the month las. year. The
nupt Of merchandise actually thrown on the market
far consumption during the month shows an increase OF
sbout nine hundred thousand dollars The figures OF
the import are follows:
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Spoken, &c.

Jan H. lat 30 10 lon ship onisn from Cslcua for Losdsa
March IT, lat is, lon bs hp Ozark Bartlett 70 d. i'm Calcutta
for London.
April lat 10 lon 81 49, passed clipper ship Stsshound
Benin, I'm. New York March - for San FRANCISCO.
April 49, lat 81 45, os 10 o. schr Voh from West Indies for
Norfolk.
April g. lat 81 81 Lon ~ brig syrs reported fn Boston for S.
Domingo hut probably the yra Dodge n Boston for Char
April lat 50 TO- lou H. brig Sophia n Portland Tor Jackson
villa.
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ROfeian Ports.

Arr Liverpool April 20, ships Home Muir, Orleans;
Abraham Young Crandc Charleston Hasueno,, Gardner
York Isaac Webb, Chopper, DO
Sid. rn do Apnl 90 shp State Rights Paxton Savannah
At Rnsston JAM April 49, ship Hoyoke. Perkins, n
brss Ella Bryant n Wilmington Thos. r. stsunrt Owen fn
Baltimore llth Nova Scotia Hawkins, I'm Halifax
Maude Jones. m HALIFAX, 9TH SD, 18th, brig Nova scou.
Hawkins. savsnnsa Mar
Hong Kong, Feb. %, ship Horaio, Croker New YORK.
Nov H.
Tahiti date schr Naomi RUFF ~ ds fn Valparaiso
9At r. r., April l5 bsrks Excelsior Whttlesey
Haven, de u. Churchill Hckmfn. New York DO
Mcrnthew for do, do schrs Russna, Walker fra Ba
more disg Ann, -, fn Portland, DO Magellan, Cloud, for
St John, n. b., cg. before reported for New York
Jscmel April is, tng Amsra Smith, Tor New York, ia Is d.
sehr Neaissa Merritt for Aur Caves to load for Boston
Prince, Apn TO- brgs Mon McNear for New York.
day Wsnderer, Moor for Philadelphia, Maa Smith
Boston, Hvs Peters fin St. Thomas di-s
Wnsor Burton, I'm and for New rork dis shrs
for Boston, day Lyssnd-r, Powers do DO Ruth
Ibomss Arey, for DO Ehrsbsth lBr) Moore for do Aa
Joy, for do wls
Thomas, 10Th uls sshr sussn Ludwig (of ProvsAss
CSowe Bristol would proceed To Mayss-x load for Bristol
AtGusyans. r. 18th uh bra HnskIsy for NswIsrk,
scbr Sussex. for Baltimore, asd others.
SID fn vaparAo, March ~, brig Lssa Bastor Paa l<,h
slip Psctolus, Dord San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

encesv oslveoa GsIrus ssvasuah Jsdse wsitnaa ssfA
H aos Lawrence, Philadelphia ischf Laer-ns ssvsssaA
hoses do barb Como. Bo-soa =
Sd brH 81 Geors- NevYor sehr 7. csnnss Provdeaee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ....rHIS DAY.
Svu-Rsss.. 6-Sets..-..6 80 Moox-Rises. 0im
HIGH wATER......r THIS DAY.
Sandy Heck Gov Island i9m He'd oats CON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
financial.

CHATHAM BANK, NEw-Yoax. April q, 1854
A DIVIDEND of four per cent. on the
IN Capital Stock of this Bank has tina day been declared
by the Board Of Directors payable the stockholders and
ser the LIST day Of May next Tho transfer books viii b
closed from tho 18th instant to the Sd proxmo.
CHARLES FINK, Cashier.
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Domestic Ports,


Chase Bans,ase Pre.ne, MARKHAM Prorience chse,
Andrew Bro~n ATsn Boston Ua.J as Providence Eater
Prise Mclean R.r.y.as Tho%s, smith Keller
Miller New Dsa,snd. Peters do Rising sss Gay do Be.
pstcn DO; state Rights La.h-r so GsSrsiaaa s-a. d
"a. ALFS "a .e W. saa a Parker E ''"
BOSTON, May AR bark kos,ns, Bowa, Mobile brig Aphs
j. T. Ds,. Dyer Fre5encisburs; Glide Lowell. Albany Vi.
Qsar,rtne, ship Bel Rock Penseon Liverpool CD barb, Ma
finish loading FOR sandwich Islands Clement Mayo
~s pO:.s t.5os BaiI .s EaS B1.'er rsa.ya.
o. r.i,s'sn shisa, J,a.. smith Lo,'a ADal'sasa
yer. Wilmington, NC; J: A simpson, Hs.teH, do
Maryland and Desware; brs SyDh sehr Mirson ssp
s.aochIs got under vssh from PG,de:. Roads but csns ::
below Barb Britain bFs' Eagle, Adsb ssd G. Gilmore
BEAzos SANTIAGO, April I5In Dor: schr. Moses warns
VIZ" R.HTi sr Nsy i Non N lew days
sn No.oR Ga'e RIO JansiIo lags omeea d. brig. Kate
POnee r. vucsn Br Mana Taris Island syoh, Dr. s%iS
81 John. Aatsns; 'sh Tine. GouLi, Sss.. r; Far e,
talspar CID lsi ship a. Dr-yer Orleans Mobile;
ba Ra. cro,s Geo Scales NOnro'a and other por' Les
se snor; Neal. rhares'on Geo Lsh, Ens'~or'h ss"fot;
CHARLESTON Az ss-Arr bark. Princes, ARe.. (B-l Wa
,etscry Sassow Peruvian Brj Maheney dol j. Ha'hor,
Lp Baltimore l.vh Morning star Cane savannah ehrs s.ah
h'ss DIS, Starr Phi.,ssa nasso Mott so,S,. v. ca
BARI Dnsey aorrso1 Bremen BRIG. Ls-o., Gsri.er Hs
vana ST G>orse. NcHye New fot; Adsa MsLary New or
eio.i sehf Hopeioa Lace Proscsne. hi; " SsInln-,
veszc DO Went 70 BARK Lady OF the Lake Smith. Liver
ps Psnpyhs shedd Greenock bdss rybe- Fsva.oa New
ftik lavtoa Gardner, West IDlss sk-rsos, Neter
Bostos schr- A. En- swecani, Povidence Loui-in-
Smith New forh Geo. Wshnstns Patterson Philadelphia Ga
ree somer. Providence; Hopetcn, Luce. DO.
SSh, A Nan. shps Cstharas, Wilson: Sswrork orssn
Quees Matthew'S DO; bsk Come, Smith Boston; brs Moses
Wss New feff sehr Triumph Ns.oE PhadePhia 10 -seas
ship Palmetto Jackson Bamore ship suqu<hanns Huaserefd
Iv-rpooli barks Bai>s New Orissns Puma spj
ss ata Pss and nsrke psacres Aduano, Oliver BARGE
bsF; foss, Mare-f.ns, DO.
ELIZABETH CITY Carr. prev. to May I, schrs Hnirs
New iork; Sarah Forbe-, Cbarle-ton-
tBkc Apn 24-sd schrs Pocs.eet flsnns and Dsne Weo
stef Staples. M4saen Islands Arr ssth shrs Iuf st2rs
and fremont Sumner New YORK. SID fh, seh soa'asrner,
rbr, New York.
uoBLE, April s5Arr bari Resats Bssto. bns srfher Az
kss, Joshus Br.zdon Bartlett
Montpelier Co~y polaere Prna sp Me Pc Rico CD;
bark Jenny Lind Bance, Galveon shr' Mane Baker do
LeRoy, Powell NewYork CID April e. schr Tobias Hand,
Phiiadephia-
NEWARK May Arr. schr VIM wnsh., Rodgers. NorfoR,
yai corbt Fcnins Philssephi. sOp Phsnr Buell. Port
had. Sid LIST, cshr. Anne systeu Frsy, New Haven
NORFOLK, April 39AT schr FyinS Cloud WAKES Nev York
NEW HAVEN, May sAr. Norw osrk Carl Josas, Ko.aead
Esse..sis Ensand; xas brig Dsa Dsvason sch
}. u Wanna. ctasusn, Asssag,
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Markets. >. Reported by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE Monday May s, IS5z.
Sales were made to-day OF 800 bbs FLOUR 1t 25 $50
BEEvEs sold s. 250$i Is the hoof-equa to - 500
25 NET
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$2OO.OOO rr Bo sxS s.sos c enr1

aad CITY or NASHVILLE tKsnsacsyj gONDs,-
Nsssrs Gilbert l. Johnsoa. Insurance Bulh,nsS WfincsS
saer Sor sse Two HundI~j Thousand Dlsr Of ne ~ -
Cent Bends Of the above Ccanet sca City WIN yS
sospoa. payable i .naasy IN Ia Gsy y rsubamb,s
Tie gonds are for q, 0c0 eaca, the pdnciPs'
a. t2Sl IN the CITY on New York -, $500
" IT, Rond. ur,rs issued the Aaysy1is sna
p S ia paymspt Of stock sobseptons % nas
80 .ss by de .bove Counties snd S} ~ sa x "
Isaa' - ~ yeonLe unanimously Ia the Cty OF AsJsu
sots % -. F,ssssaiit,es In The Counties
ana oy nes =, yhich the Bends Issued sky 49,
lne "a connects the Cities Of Maysviiis on the One
niex s ~ exinrton in Fayete County The os1aznase9
~ q he sso and the stock sao''np''S Mo
ase Counties Of Bourbon Fsystts sad Mssco ere ~ -
- rI wealthy The s5il u unslrpessd IN fui,y IA NJ
1eus Ano ~. ,ast,op 3 Intelligent industrious end
The Auditors Report Tor so exhsssa W -
s. ,-s,-..ca af wealth and Popnlafion:
lowing ''a' TAXABLE property. Rop1lAf1oA.
Qo,vton ..yll,J1ist1 ~
y.-s,s ................. n,Ioo,L53 ~ Sl1
49, 49, .a,..........-.... SlSt6o 49,
Ths sbove Counties entirely out Of debt cxcepun1 -
., ~ recent Railroad Subscriptions, Amounting y ~
S vhieh they hold equal amount Of RaiIrosd asck Il
CITY Of Msyse has population Of ahoat 49, ana -
sbls property to the amount OF ~ 0oao~ ~ Poe1
q ths OHIO River in tina Comfy q hasas q Y -
6or the whole northeastern srctsos o. konLSy,
shsndss end produce soins inward and 49,
he inassnes Il u syasm II roeds nov 's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

NORFOLK May l-An. City Of Rehnosd, ssS iohi
schr Ashland, do. x-,.
BOSTON May 1854 ship Sabine, LivWyool s2nks ~
Fockhd, (Br from shlslis ief Nee
scbrs Ehsa Esosda New Yo CD bzks Joan Ff
her, Hsvana Gsoruna; Dahlnore Lscoea Pklsdopha ofV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EuRoPl
Passengers Arrived.

IN ship Nec Uord from Lipsrpocl-ohu Musseve, OF Eng
Capt Sclep', OF Hungary Dr. samond Of Canada
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ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

III LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES-BOWMAN,
GRINEELL co. will issue drsfts of 81 Sterling and up
ward payable at sight In town throughout Great Bts
and Ireland.
sWALLOW-rAIL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHIPS.-Persons wishing TO have their
posing the above Lines which sail regularly 9th and
zst days fevey month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from London Thereby avoiding desy wl pesss
apply to the only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
Office No IS South 81, Nsw-Yor and
FENWICH CHAMBERS, Fepwics-f- Liverpool
N B--When passengers decline coming ths money win
be returned without deduction
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork the sth and 2s Of
each month London Packets leave NewYork every alter
nate Thursday. For passage apply - above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
7 S. MAIL STEAM SHIP Goa

dividend Of ten per the Capital Stock Of this
Cor any has this been declared 81 the ComPanys
profits Tor year ending 1852 payable 20 the Stock
holders the Office II the Company. No. w West- on
end alter 9Th Lss between this hours OF ~ saa
3oclock. BY order n the Board Of Directors.
New-YOTk, May J, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
UyHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS

of the Bowery Bank have THIS DAY declared .
dividend OF four "a per the Capital Stock, payable
on ard after the 10Th inst The Transfer Books viii b.
closed 20 the 9Th incusiye-SewYork, May 1852 Per
ooser ~ q. BRADFORD, C.xhiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
dividend of four (4) per

cent from the profits of the Chemung Railroad Com
psny for the last six months has been declared payable
ard after the 10th May the Hanover Bank The Transfer
Books will be closed from LIST TO llth May May 1852
By order III III. CASEY. sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

OFFICE or NATIONAL FIRE fSsUeANcE COMPANY
No. So Wsll-st, New-York, May 3, 1882
A Semi annual dividend of ten per cent.
has this day been declared BY the Board Of Directors
payable the 9th inst The apsteT book win be closed
from this date to the 9Th inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
TEW-YORK FLOATING DRY

i Y DOCK COMPANY, April q, 1s52-The President
and Directors have this day declared dividend of per
the capital stock tom the earnings of the past x
mont payable the stockholders after the 10th Of
May next The Transfer Book will be closed from the let
TO the 10th of May, inclusive. V. MASON, Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

rn,d Sor warehouse 1893 293 l,2S8,siS 7S2s2@
The amount Withdrawn from warehouse was very
-. and the amount in warehouse IL much reduced
ss decrease, as compared with the previous season. In
So ;,nor for the spring trade, Qncludng those OF De
..,,ber) is over two millions. The aggregates are ~
follows .n.,
IhIo"h v" I85l-52................. $751; 93
r... .....,..................S e. IN, h52
- pee4os -. n.y;od 1870 81 ........... 6032 568
l3Sl-6Z. ............s.s 4cOf,iVl
a, GOO 49,,
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NEw-JERsEy ZINC COMPANY, I
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st. !

Transfer Office No. 81 Liberty-st
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter Of the Eew-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co has
passed the Legislature of and been accepted By
the Directors The title, BY the act changed 10 New
jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jssey Exploring and Mining Company stock
and the stock of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company, will be exchanged for the
stock (NewJeney Zinc Company upon application at this
Office JAMES L. CURTIS President
New York March 10, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON

CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
~ COMPANY.-At meeting Of the Stockholders in the
Cumbeand Coal and Iron Company held yesterday at thu
Office ofthe Company in :he Bank Of the Republic Build
iugs the following officers unanimously chosen
LOWELL HOLBROOK, President
DIRECTORS.
J. Wash. Tyson, Nd Chas. VI. Thnrstor, Nd
W. Young f.. w. Durham,
David Hoadley Charles Day,
Henry Coggil, d. Randolph Martin,
G. 3. Lamar, G.. B. White,
w. Ii. Appleton Thos. w. Gale New-Yerk
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The semi-an-
nua interest falling due in this city the LIST day Of
May proximo the following named securities will b
paid and after that day at the office Of the undermined
presentation Of the proper coupons Tho City Of Cleve
land pei Bonds issued to the Cleveland and Pit
burgh Railroad Company. The City of Madison Qndians)
seven per cent. Bonds The Madison & indianapolis Rail-
road Co seven per cent Bonds.
WiNSLOW, LANIER Il &C., No. 50 Wall-st.
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JAMES BANK, 80 cents Bank of New
~ Rochelle so cents Atlas Bank Cymer 10 cents PEG
ples Bank Paterson 20 cents Bank Of Salisbury, Nd 10
cents; Bank Of England Ireland and Scotland Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Coin and Specie bought at current
prices Also Uncurrent Money discounted at the lowest
market Prompt Collections throughout the Atlantic
States and the principal cities and towns in California BY
r. SATHER No. l6f Nassau-st,
between Frankfort and Sprlce-st. New-York.
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VLAIMS AGAINST NEW ORLEANS

~ and the FIRST, SECOND ard THIRD MUNICH
PALITIES WASTED.-Any valid Claims past. due or
turing SOD, VIII be bought by the subscriber favorable
terms All injuries by mail viii be answered the
on personal application. J. THOMPSON,
No. Wall-st, Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board of
Managers was held Thursday, the 9Th in
ntnt, the Hon Luther Bradish in the Chair,
supported by the Hon. A. Il. Hasbrouck. Six
new auxiliary societies were recognized-oue in
Kentucky, two in Illinois one in Wisconsin, aud two
IN California. Letters from agents of the society
different parts OF the country especially in Illinois,
Minnesota, California, and among the French popu-
lation in Detroit. A very interesting letter was
read from Brazil, showing the demand for the
for books; another, from Buenos Ayres. Grants of
books were made to the American Bethel Society,
for distribution among boatmen on various canals;
Bibles, in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian,
berstburg, Nichigan; French Testamcnts TO the
American and Foreign Bible Society; English,
French, and German Bibles, and Irish Testaments
for distribution in Thompsonville, Connecticut;
Spanish Bibles and Testaments for Venezuela. A
number Of smaller grants were made, together with
several volumes for the blind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

ONEIDA CONFERENCE OF THE N. e. CHURoH-
FRIDAY, July 30-The report the Wesleyan
again taken up. This produced another warm di
eussion, there being largo number of ministers
who wish TO Withdraw their patronage from an in
stitution 80 remote, and concentrate il on those
nearer home. Without taking any definite action,
the repor. was again re-committed, with instructions
J. ID Tory presented the majority report of the
Committee on Finance II. F. Row, dissenting, pre-
sented minority report. This subject, which in
wolves the amount to be paid to the worn ont
preachers and the ratio Of payment, excites great
interest among the members. The majority report
proposes to make payments in view of the actual
necessities of the recipients; the minority, with re-
ference to the time during which they have been e-
gagged in the actual work. This action will silence
the numerous complaints that have been made
among the Nehodists, that the funds Of the church
given without discrimination to disabled cer-
gynen, thus allowing the rich and poor to share
equally in the charities Of the diferen. eongrega-
tiCns Utica Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

TAKING THE VEIL.-The ceremony of taking the
white veil by posuant for admission to the order of
Sisters of Charity took place yesterday morning in St.
Patrick Church. The services conducted by Rt.
Rev Bishop O'Reilly Of this docess. After the clergy
had assembled in the chance the procession Of Sisters
entered each holding lighted taper, and preceded by
six little girls dressed in white wearing wreaths Of flow
ers and bearing the uplfed cross. The pos;uaIt
also beautifully dressed in white After the introductory
services the Bishop delivered discourse upon the nature
Of the order and the rights and duties Of those who be-
connected with it. Then followed series Of ques
the candidate after which she conducted by
the two upcriors to the vestry drobed of all her
ments and emblems Of worldly pride and partially dressed
in the habit of the order Having returned to the chan
eel the giving Of the veil and the concluding services
followed at their close the newly introduced member
salnted her sisters with kiss The cses at the
church concluded with the celebration of High mass by
the Behop--Hmtford Courant, Attn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07
Total liabilities ......

iotLl IiaDutts..s.s,.. SlIO,loS:ol Sl5LJJo;40i
The March report embraces returns from 1872 banks and
branch and the June report from 239 banks and
branch. The figures agains. the names Of ten banks
which have given notice that they closing their at
fairs viz Armenia American, Champain. Kni,ker-
booker at Genoa Merchants Bank of Washington Co.,
New York Stock Eark. Northern Bank Of ew York. Oswe
60 Co Bank Pratts,e Bank and the Sui ivan Co. Bank
taken in part from the books Of the Department
Two banks did not make their resources and lab
tiles y balance-hence the difference in the tables be
tween the totals
We learn that the delay in publishing the quarterly
reports OF the banks Of this State is caused by the
officers of the banking department at Albany On We'd
nesday the 2sh of July imore than thirty days after
the reports called for eleven banks had not
formed with the law Letters Immediately written
and on the following day, two received On the
following Saturday three received, and one
1.-THE Poln Bank) excused it having been in ope-
ration only eight days, when the day fixed for
porting.
The following table exhibits the condition Of the banks
the Goth December, 1851 9th March, 1852 and the
Goth June, 1867