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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

LyoSs kArHaiRos. People troubled by
panArud harsh decayins HAIR should U.s. LYoxs KARI
AKRON Ii Is without count the &cs~sAe ru,lr Ar
tele and elective RsWey for Nervous HeaiaAs iu The
world Price IS eeats arge bottles To be had tAroasA
out the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

II The Pacific arrived on Saturday, hay-
ing been delayed by continuous tempest
throughout the passage She brings no POliti-
cal news of importance. liz the House Of
Commons, the debate on the Budget was still
going on, but with good prospect of victory
ON the part of the Government The free
traders oppose Mr.. Disraeli's changes in tax
alton with III grace, and doubtful logic, while
the powerful aid of The Times is given to their
support Bulwer Lytton had made a pretty
gooA aech in the House Of Commons in de-
Tense o. the Government policy be is evil
IDENTITY spurred by the success of Disraeli TO
Try ii another novelist cannet win the laurels
ofpohtical distinction. Disrseli compimented
him quite gr.ciousty 90 the speech, while NJ.
Gladstone, who replied 10 il, pronounced il
wandering aud wide of the mark In France,
the Emperor seems as strong as ever; he is to
nave about i've millions of dollars a year, with
ali the royal palaces TO live in ands separate
salary Tor his wife in case he gets one. Sew.
eral hundred political offenders had beeu am.
nestled, but no name Of any note il fund in the
list i'sSems doubtful whether the POPE will
come TO Paris TO anOint his new.maae In,psr;.,
Majesty; it is said that his elevation 70 TIA
throne is lot fayorably regarded BY all part;s.
AZ Rome. In Spain, there is a good deal Of ar.
e!'euent, owing TO change IN the Constitu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

HAM D1S AND Wies.-RAroaElos's Man,
sset:ry fcr teese ARTICLES celebrated all part. Of the
Touree can surely b suited HIS Hair Dye Is sppl.i !.
snrc guaranteed % sold wholesale and TcsaA a. " WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Fkos HAvASA-The steamer Isabel. ST
Charleston, brings advices from Havana 10 the
30th alt, at which time the smallpox was
raging fearfuny in that city. Business dali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

" FowLxRs 81 Wills, Phrenolog.sts an
ksAhshexA Clinton Nall No. ISL NAssss 81, NesNofs ~
". ka Wsshinsson-st, Bossea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

JOY FOR THE iNyALIp.--We cut the following
nom the fhsdclrhis Saturday Gazette, and recommend
readers pcse IL carefully, and those saelns should
not delay purchasing
"DR uooFLAND's GFRNAN BiTrsRs-this celebrated
medicine PREPARED BY pr {. NJ JACKSON a; ihe imposing
German Medicine ~ no. m ArChst Is exciting unpre
eedcnfed public attention. and the pHoprcto who Is sci
cstfe physician Is sehng immense quantities % u The
virtues OF s remedy fully set rh IA the extenied
notice ofi 10 be IN advertising columns thst there
10 hardly ttt for 10 seGk OF t. Ths much
may add of the log ain Of physical lis % which human
y IL heir. there distressing than the general
derAa seent Of the digestive apparatus wick never tas
% eccompary disorsfeG state OF the liver HeadAcAe
pies aasaoI, etlanes bilious morbid breath
los Of sPpehtelR short Undesirable Shsiness Of
e1issence, is insaferaN- aud hfwAtins attendants
Ttese diseases which have Aed tie skill OF the soest
Doctors have heen geealy cared BY hoeyLANDs Gsssa
Bitters.~
May he had Of D d. Sands No leo gulto, St; RASH
scn CsIk Co. No rs AID Rice Smith No III Broad
wNi Sefy 60 NO Sao fsartst, and by Druggists Ar
fexfemen throo xho0t the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

TEAs.-The best assortment Of fine Teas VII
" eans in The store Of Csntco Tea Company No Is
sseahssAnenf in the CITY We rssdeis that tAey
can 90 better than elsewhere either II wholesale retail
They have now NO h<ancl STOKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
r9- Spiritual Mcdiums are most neremntor;.

" Spiritual Mcdlums arc most peremptori.
IT, eaphstesly and respectfully desired o0SnGuscare 20
al their circes AAteseE thsy kaow aud loarn regard
ing the wonderful properties Of DR. WArrss NExvocs Az
TiperE. Tbs Is Idle tiSoo1s Communication BAT
Oue Of the most earnest importance, 90 L Srme IN
many creles that Daniel Webster an Henry Clay both
nsht have been long rrrssrei fcE earthly asesas@
Kcsputh wss BY the Of the NetsoGs Aniid0,c. up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

FAsHIoNABLE WINTER tLorHING.-As our
stock # fashionable Winter Clothing sNeS large and varied
IN style Of goods and garments viii non fhs late SCI!
every garment retail gtvui reduction o. prices 20
make io sPns obhing stock now VA process OF man.
uiactsfe- Oar ,uds " favor - with sn early call anu
make kOlr selections trvn our beautiful stock 81 raimas
Winter Wrappers Srow Coats oyeTcoats Sacks Business
Frccis Sc Ao although the stock very large the
more tasty things wall "a selected ID = j. DHvLiN,
Mo-. s. aud IS johns cor Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

To- GouRAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
exception the very best ever invented Equally celebrated
10 0ouRAvps Medcaied soap for eurns pimpies ecklcs
salt theUn flesh worus tetter saowncss tan, roushnas
ohapS cAes cracks &c. POpdie Subtle upOols hair tro
any part the body, Liquid Vegetable Rouge, Lily White
and Han Restorative, at o. WslkcT-sf- BrO4lSay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
Mines and Mining.

SUNDAY, NOV. ZO-o +. M.
The transactions at the Mining Board during the week
have not exceeded In the aggregate S2e among which
must be included several sales where no money passed..
This u, however, only beginning. In the course Of
next Jear 1T Is probable that quite number of Mines
which are now looked upon with the dsfavor always
taching to new enterprises Of this nature will produce
tangible returns, and pay dividends There always
certain rik attending predictions but think could
safely name six eight mpanes whose stocks now
dealt In fances, but which have aleady passed the
point where mining to be problematical Twelve
months hence the of day at the board will
far exceed those of such weeks as the last.
On Saturday North Carolina was in demand At Az
amorg he bulls; it fetched AZ, buyer fortnight
ago 1t sold freely al ga The sales ef Gardiner continue
to increase but the price remains the same Phoenix
gold was offered at l, but buyers thought 80 cents
enough. For New Creek 21S were offered without sell
lers. For Fulton n, holders asking TX.
We notice advertisement notifying shareholders ia
the Norwich mine, that the shares which the ms al
ment has not been paid be had at the Office of the
Am ercan Mining Company. We should like pnow
something more both about the Norwich and the parent
concern. The mine worked by the former is situated
about fourteen miles from the mouth Of Ontor agon
river Lake Superior Its reputation has been good
tn years. though the returns of copper not
been sufficient either to pay dividend expenses On
the strength is PROMISE however, two other concerns
the Sharon and the Derby have been started by the
have also been working mines in Penns ania Eghtssn
months ago we we're promised dividends from them.
Where they The iron to pay all expenses, aud
the copper to be clear profit Where is the prof3 The
to body of shareho der have not been fulfilled What
Of tie Company's mines on the island of CubaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

hip skins Honey--43 csks bills. Ivory-5s pieces.
Ii da rubber-4o bxs fine, 10 bgs mixed, IL bis and
3ae lbs in bslk Iron l62 rails 29l III bars railway
iron; AZ 1896 bars 9679 bds iron 5596 bdls hoop do
SEQ bids sheet 934 tons pig do; 90 bars; " bdlS
Swedish dol 979 bdls bar do 2S bdls scroll ds 2hl od
angle 60; 200 bdls square do 246 bds spike do oso
plates de- 0os rails do sos compound rails dos 8! sars
half oval do $3.50 bdls tubes do 100 railway aSles DO III
coils 4l3 bdls iron wire Lead-ll SsS pigs Lsather-3b bis
IL c. LumberS 100 feet superficial boards 45 800 stos
MAs-l bales: bales door m. t.. Metals cases vel
81 puncheons pseed 48 puncheons aniseed l25 baskets
and 90 cases, each containing IL bottles rest Dill
basket OF bottles and 5 baskets contanng IL bottles
each olive oil Paint-160 bbls white Zinc 20 casks 800
tons chalk; 100 bols. whiting Plaster 875 Pota
toes-15 bbls. Provisions-l cask smoked meat RagsL
l24 bales Sat-6,ss4 bushels 2,422 bbls. containing
Dbl box tortoise boxes shell ard eorals Speter-
1909 plates. stsel-33 cases, 2,l64 bundles ossk
l67 bars. Sugar-S63 hhds. muscevado; 70 boxes
claysd Sob hhds, sl4 bbs, 90 boxes sugar. Spices
Segars-2 boxes, l3l cases, cases containing 80 500
segars sprits-627 casks, pipes, 10 half do, 249
quarter do So boxes samples brandy puncheons
whiskey; so bills bottled, las casks ale; 10 pipes
gin Q cases / sample box beer; 10 pipes gin.
Tins 987 boxes plates 100 boxes tin Hles-5 casks.
Tobacco-90 bales; cases tobacco stalks Wine-635
hhds 254 halt do, Ssl bills, 6o2 cases, ls1 BASKETS
tanning IL bottles each, wine; half hid, 23S cases,
3o42 baskets chsmpae 450 sases each containing
Is bottles, and $40 baskets containing 81 $50 bottles
S96 packages containing 96S bottles do case anseed
cordial. Wood-354 cannons 673 crotches mahogany;
ITO crotches satin; 20l pieces wood Willows 40
bundles white s92 bundles willows Window glass o6l
cases. 6456 packages 700 boxes Wool-99 bales aocks
462 bales, IS bags wool; SO bales bags wooen waste
ADe-so casks zinc nails 800 casks, 200 cases zinc.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of merchandise other than reign dry goods imported
into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day, Move mber 49, 1868 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

Z.
Only SO sbs were bought, at IS 50 for pearls
and pots. per 100 lbs.
rates The days operations in .luded 600 bbl.our
at SO 121a 50 37; super6ne No at So 371a 90 62;
ordinary to choice State At 80 70 So 9a chiefly as
common to good Ohio. at IS 87 ST. and other branda
at proportionate prices There 600 bbs fair to
The transactions in Southern amounted to 1900
bbh., at 81 o6A 81 25 for mixed to good; - 70 a
S SS R0s Gur and corn quiet bu
otherwise unaered. Wheat was not In much dema nd;
the business ccmpred 46 900 bushels at 81 10 81 IS
for Genesee white ST. 76 for choice Canadian do in bonds
81 10 for Pennsylvania white and 81 SO 81 go for fair
TO superior Western red per bushsl We heard that
last noticed. Corn improved shade; the days
sales reached 200 bushels at TO- 1870 for unsound,
rec soc for mixed Southern and Western and So1Sc.
$40. for Southern and round yellow
CofyEE There SOLD 200 pkgs Java at l2c and
$50 bags Rio at io1sc. llKc per To-
CoTToN-The days sales consisted Of o41 bales, In
sludng SO bales for exportss2 for home and l2o on
speculation. Market firm.
FRnGnrs-To Liverpool, 500 Q 0c0 bSls -four
engaged at S. Cd and about 900 bushels corn, at
12d ld in bulk and 20 coo 80 900 bu ,hsls wheat,
ia bulk, At 12hi, anil so bis ashes at 4os; c,tton
ard wheat 1T 6d 2 600 bushels coverseed IL ships
bags, at l61zd To Hayre, 1000 900 bbls -four
26c. The ,hp Chas Ring taken up to load With
wheat for Antwerp, on private terms supposed 20 90
between s4c arc s5c 10 California rates LOT u, IA
loading 55c. . e0c
PRovrIoSs-Pork continued to tend downwArds. The
tales embraced 500 bbls Western, at S14 70 94 SIX
for mess and &l1 rs Sl1 s7 for prime per Dbl Lard
was unchanged. The sales did not exceed ZoO DDS, &C
97Zc 10 20 for old and new per To- Beef favored buy
ers The days business prsed 600 bbs at Sos 50 10
for country PRIME IS rs SO rs for do. meas Sl2 so
sls for Vermont mess ss $1a 90 for packed Western
do and SIS SIS SO for extra do per DBL prime mess
was worth SIT $40, in quality, per terce. There
200 bb beef hams taken at I'D Butter and cheese
we're upaltsIed.
FRrn-The sales Of raisins embraced 500 boxes dry
bunch at So 25 and 500 boxes wet dried do. ut 81 TO-
Other articles ruled quiet.
HAy-sales have oesn made Of ], 200 bales river, ct
e6c rec. for shipment, and TOO s7kc FOR local uss
per 100 lbr. :
Hors rather quiet, to-day at 47Kc. 60c per h.
IRoy-There have been $50 toas Scotch pig bought At
$ae SO $37 SO, six months, per ton.
InAp-A parcel of Gas pigs Ulster Company recently
changed hands a. Sc 45, cash. per 100 Ms.
MoIAssE We notice sales of so hhds. Porto RICO ae
26c CSC 40 do. Cnba Muscovado at go and 70 bois'
reboiled New Orleans, at 23c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
Navigating the Amazon.
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TO THE bDIIoh OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsHrSGroN Nov. Is, 1853.
Sir,-I have read IN your issue Of yesterday the
following words, with aliusion to me: "Be.
eides, having hearty contempt for Brazil, on ac-
count OF the Amszon" ;"
/ have never looked upon man with con empt,
infufely less can look with c)ntem Ut upon any
nation earth Nations composed OF men Oa
dies, don't look ct me d'ua c,tere: mean M
kind, for you the MOBILES. half Of ii AMI ike,
they have all their defects, and all their virtu-s.
! msi, tain that Brazil has more the right OF
preventing any vessel OF any nation to penetrate into
Ecuador. by the mouth Of the Amazon than by
that Of "Gusyas.' And had the means OF arniog
q steamer here, would go under tie flag of Ecua-
dor, at all hazards ard risks, To drop my anchor in
tie waters OF "Napo, let the consequences be what
they would But this does not imply contempt.
Lu reSte, am very grateful 10 the gentle nan Nho
has honored me with the glorious surname with which
Of the wortnest citizens Of The United States
has been distinguished j. VILLAMIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

The gross receipts Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road Company, for the past year, amounted to $780,
and the expenses $751; The receipts from the orr
ganizaoz Of the company put down 1t % o9
and the expenditures ass CAT 1874 So. During the year
the company purchased $500 tons Of iron The drec-
tors have been authorized to raise by oan otherwise
such amount % may be necessary to complete the road
to the State line.
The Cincinnati, Iogsnsport and Chicago Railroad 10
finished to Newcastle Indiana, making the distance now
open in this connection and upon which the arc
runring from Cincinnati, ninety eight miles. The irou
for the entire line of road is purchased the grading
no far advanced that is confidently expected to have
the iron laid on the remainder Of the road early In the
spring. The bridging with one exception White
river) is finished, an the superstucture all procured.
The tire grading to be done will ten miles, to
make this road ready for the iron.
meeting of the directors Of the Utios and Bing
ton Railroad Company heA at yica on Wednesd W.
relative to the commencement of that work. The Utioa
Gas,tte says
We understand that the primary fer the con-
stIucon of the road have been fully perfected it ia
tie intention Of the directors to imneda ely comnenco
the work. James Hail. of Portland Ne, competent
gineer who was recently engaged by the Straight Line
Company has been selected TO survey the route.
The Boston Courier of the 18th inst gives the following
nferm alton relative to the construction of the Air Line
route between that city and New Haven't
At meeting of the stockholders of the Charles River
Branch and Charles River Railroad companies, held at
the Office Of said companies 10 this city, on the first OF
November these corporations, by unanimous vote
uni e1 into corporation, under the of the
Charles River Riroad Company, authorize by the
charters of said companies board of directors Of the
new company we're cho en-, and subsequently, at meet
ing Of said board aon Charles r. Alsop President of the
New York and Boston Railroad Company, was unanis
mously chos n Pre- sieent OF the company.
This lins of railroad has been leased in perpetuty Ia
the New York and Boston Railroad Company and forms
apart OF the lire known as the Air Line, now in process
of construction through the State Of Rhode Iand and in
Connecticut.
1t ia the purpose of the Me- York and Boston Railroad
Company to led at to the construction of the
the Of the Charles River Branch Road
to Dover through the thriving towns of Medheh, Medway
and Belingham, towaros Woonsocket in Rhede Island,
TO meet that portion Of the great line being construct
ed through that STATE Those who best acquainted
with the section of country through which this line
anticipate very large business the road in
ion with BOstoD, which has he etofore sought other
chanI els and when the line shall be plesd to New
Haven which will be shorter by twenty-five miles
than the present land route will be the most
travelled road in New England, and will become the
rational road between the East and the South and
West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET Nov 17.--At markes ., 4OO
cattle (say 300 beef and 1900 store 5000 sheep ana
1880 swine Prices-Beef catle-The beat qualities met
with quick GALES At small advance We quote Is
So; arst quality 81 81 26 second do So Is SO 80;
third do, 81 S. So Stores-Yearings, ~ $Il; two
oxen-ssiss s7o $780, ss6, 500, 800, $40 $l3t Cows
and e.lvs-s.ss s29 ga ss7 80 and $50. Sheep
Dun, shoah to pedde, tsbK for sowsi O. ek for
barrews old hogs - 7b % and 81 sn fat hog, e5;
cern fed, -. At retail, hon 6kc. to Inc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
The Police.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TILE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
hope The influence Of your journal will be exerted
to give notorey to the fragrant attempt of the police
department 70 evade the force of public opinion.
The public have demanded that the police should
have distinctive uniform, and the do apartment,
after long delay, promised to make the reform.
And what is the result II is, that whereas here
tofore many Of the police might have been distn-
guished by the shaboness Of Their apparel, they may
now, in what u called uniform, (Which is simply
anew coat, without other peculiarity) pass for an
ordinary citizen.
If the police be actually ashamed of a distin,
tive dress, they must also be ashamed OF their
Office, and the sooner their places are filled by
others worthy Of the lately increased salaries
the better. CITIZEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

IoaI.... ~ 4?5 S07
The prn cipal items of import during the week
follows :-Earthenware SOL 3s7 raisins s25 534 furs,
1885, plated glass; $3 $685. ewelry $2s O68 undressed
SKINS $685. brandy, $685. iron $50 $685. pig iron
$3s576; railroad ron sl74 2o2 cutlery s25 oe5 lead
$64654; tin, $ll7,629; sugar, $50 SOS; tea, $sl23s
watches, $ll965O The aggregate value continues small
corresponding very nearly with the value exports the
same period.
review of the stock operations that city during past
week
The past has been very active In the Baltimore
sock market but at the close there less doing Specu
aton has high in Baltimore and Ohio Ralr ad .res
with immensely large Sales and unusually wide fuctua
tons Opening the week last Saturday at As 52 cash
and time, they advanced Monday to IS So fsales
anS
like yesterday They opened weak yesterday at ~
cash. but Immediately to 49, and then 60 clo ing
buyers opon gener ally at 81 81 ranging from
40 to 5.4 The better prices at the clio indicate pur
chases on the part Of those who have lately sold at the
advance, for the purpose Of delivery when their
tracts expire The extreme upward movement of the
fore part Of the week mostly brought about
cause parties who had sold short TO very large extent
becoming alarmed About 49, 900 shares have sold dur
ing the week. asreaer number than have before
recorded The aggregate value Of all stocks sold is about
SS3 0C0 In loans and Investment securities the market
has not been very active Some ss 500 of different des
sod with 50 100 City 6 and 81 900 yesterday of Park
erburg guaranteed bon is Both the railroad and city
bonds exhibit slight falling off the pending Of the rail
road guarantee of S. COO affecting both. City 1905
went ut 1914 yesterday, decline Of Il on previous
sales, closing at lolh bid The 1855 Of railroad sold
low ~ so, decline of ST. The price Of l0i4 Tor Park
erbsrg guarant. ed shows advance of last week
This road pushing forward vigorously and there said
TO be certainty Of forming the connection with the
Hlsboro' road beyond the Ohio. State loans quiet
but firm. For other stocks there is very little dem and
York and Cumberland Railroad sold at 10 dos
1871 yestercay. few bank shares have hanged hands
at steady rates, but there is little demand-the high
rces leave room for profits Coal stocks are entirely
neglected, insurance dul
There have been four failures Of grocery houses at Cn
cinnati with in week two The alluded to
Mckenzie, Craft Co L. s. Crawford Co., Cste Warner
Crswford,) F. + Tudor, and Rdgely II Brother.
The total value of the foreign exports from Baltimore
for tie week ending Thursday, the 18th inst,
sls3 46 The export Of breacstus for the week cons
prses 81 S22 barrels of flour, 533 barrels of meal
1850 bufhels Of corn.
The annexed statement exhibits the operations Of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company for the year
ending September 80 1853 and the financial condition Of
the company at the close -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

Three young recently iusd from 500 10 sl25
EACH FOR breaking into the mansion at Moatceo, once
the lome Of Thomas Jefferson.
Judge Petit Of India has decided the liquor Law OF
last winter unconstitutional and discharged those who
had been arr ested charged with break ing that law
The wife Of Samuel Smith, Of Winchester, N II was
crowned the 14th instant by wagon being upset
whtre the ri, er ad overlooked the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

WoMAs's RTGHTs. A marriage ceremony was
performed at Rochester, on the 18th, by Rev. Anto
Bette l.. Brown, the female preacher. The Unton
says Those present state that the Rev. Antoinette
went through with the ceremony with marked grace
and propriety. omisDg, however oil alusion to the
prineval Injunction"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREHDENr.-John Lenthall,
Esq. to be chief Of the bureau Of construction,
equipment, and repair, vice Samuel HART, resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
Total for 1858.

The detention of the steamship Fraukn in port made
the shipment Of specie last week less than it would other
wise have BEEN 1t is possible great change may soon
be realized in the outward movements Of specie. the
Last returns of the Bank of England showed increase
in the Of bullion in both departments Of upwards
Of three hundred thousand pounds sterling II the week
returns show increase may infer that the drain
Of specie from England has ceased That fact estab
ished may look for permanent improvement in the
money markets OF Great Britain and of the United States
There will be meeting Of the officers Of forty
banks Of this city tomorrow, (Monday) at IL o'clock
to take into consideration the recent numerous defaca
tions of several Of the Wall street institutions The
banks which have lately suffered most seriously this
way, are ss follows
Bank Of II State Of New York $l50 600
Bank Of the State of New York, bills stolen from
the counter. .................... 81 olV
Bank of Commerce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Merchants Bank 200, 900
Metropolitan Bank 1870 600
American Exchange Bank Observation-Disclosures. 80 900
Hanover Bank Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total. S742 $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

The following the condition Of the company on the
list October, 1853 -
Debt OF the snmpany 81, 1855 261 IL
Capital stock paid In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910 2l3 n
Balance OF profits from the commencement
Of operations to lat October, 1853, after
paying interest debt. 5ss,333 81
Total 20 ooo oo7 or