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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

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s.rcapAr. Nor - n.


Tho strong bUoyay IN de gensrsl Sink nla,ka ON
MAS be felt AID with active business the fsnes
10 ssriy every DaAnE better TIE fay0fte stcks u ny
wee .Ene CUrDbe1hTd and Nicaragua Or Ere <,,oy
shaJes were odd opnIg 77i AMI eDApg e. 7s,a fgf
fLsr inn oyerBni Of u v cent md 10 cent from tho
ioxe,t t 4 IeAehed dlTAg he I,e dene Tie b1siusss
a. Yo,euas = u 1Ddersi " b. ysfy fs,orebe aid tho e.
,udtures b. been oouacesaby rocsced ~ tie e9D9ns
;,,oaue.d D., the TfeAsWer. s'orDgAp mi NDrDgb
arc very firm. H1ie5n inDroYsd y rent Had>ss lya
WE. bpo,s ont, s7d soh a, e., Lng jssns 4 siao tf"'
p..d;pgl. who change AeaIAZss ~ v NE efifai N
acoo kIsyts eLs, A. al ~ IN e1y9'e N cfa ~
Weekday prces In Cos shares De basneis = azs' ~
outing IN CUubeyla d u which 5DDo h'.afos ~ef. ss1
.liac a. - an sa,sn 0fzt oeGL 1iN iate a>Ans -
ts steek has boDglt IN se1e s'fo"Z b'y'fS s9 Ns'e
snck Il nj p5sliy Jl.s Company ere ~" ~t""S a"Y
sendng 10 leArkat sbonf m tune pr f1y ppm "'Sb
The laie sdyasce aims qyf ssoS pr day ~pSt F"hT
Vein improved 1 y eeit4 ca1ten D,Df'Ants " N'e'S'
and sold ii a. The Iasrainm ,an.Afs ere ro<@ryhze'@
what lonn tic bic c4pc&sDs Ia 6iDssJ M ~ p'|s
was fair baline~s al rather apfossg Deesj pun TIN
linn Confer sod n a. sA esyere4 II Ss Deep "'~ ~
MeCuIoeb.sIb -! l'obo< IL b. fw Fsansylye@'N HSf
"A bas BID wlilogt selleoS DysaA~@ AN stalS %IsF
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tsse a lsssh fegpseed fgsffs Hsstst~ hrs' ~
n- fsifgd I WHisHssn W.. fseNg t,. I"' - 80
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

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ia4ftsffaH ng ~ 40 saiie ~ 'stfsH aAsg fNn
lsbf u tiaNtt ne aesft D. frffi
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~ o. ttsHisafl iAi. - ~, 80 u f.sasat
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n.,,s ~, s.,,.a ,,eva. ,Ne ,race, d. r.,Ne taee

ID. s,r,., NV Esh,,ea perds ,Ne ndrh, 70 'r'NN "N"n
Mathew, w,N,,er, vhAnae w r''N~
Il, t,yeaN.e ,Ny,v tv' N-e aers 'od rN'''' e'e a."
aN,,y We NV wv,N a'At w N,'iht Nn' 'o'e' ." ~
.H.,.,t tNi ,,usN iAco ~ MWNtNAh u'n'e 'si'
"a tv,,O so Ns,N,N stAA W. ced'N ,egNN en'h
Nt.., N3ettA t1ovr s'7N ~ Shippers ~"
saw. n, 6~,sNs ~ ,Ns r,,,iooa ,h,~ da'e
,,s.,,s ,n,,nne .e,v paisNla,, che sN'ia, "le"ses
sNa~ sod ctle letsv ,esses heinr re,'el, w,' r'nu
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~ ,te tussNe, less ,ess,la has MI hew lHe wv Wv
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49, No ,.,,ic ~. fs,fasris ~ iNeM Nws w" ~ = Az
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Nf,h, 49, aeaablis N,tenine. aai a,e do W etd
49,, =. ,,he.s, N E~ and ieM bids III CAR F,
~ rli,se eos ~ t,"rSl sSS 5 r ,oy' oa Sh
a 81 s,e Hcstn e. ~ 81 eNo 'ierces Rect O. tl
-, hs,gvls SlNits WrrcW,ne - 80 ho,os Vh"reo in
t.,ns rc,.vrN. idl tco bales Cotton, iel - AL
Az, 4, he ,iesua,f ANica, thccsc et aOs. To Ghsgnw
seVo bushels Wheat and Cotn iad. 10 tuus OIL Cake
IN, "a srd N,vN a. ed IL havrc eooo hhi' Flour.
o., cAC,o bushels Wheat ea,.i 5000 lbs Whalchonc
. = cent? No tes Rice. Sip and ship g. arrive coast
n ~, IL taAc Flour At SAc 10 Naucs French bark was
,h,isr,d e. take iacoo t,rhcls Wheat, and 500 bbs
ve1s al gt and aa The tofnr in shippers bags To Rot
tc4Jsn iOV his Spirits rurpcniiW. &C.. 100 Ashes,
~ "a 81 hhde Maryland Tobacco, Sl2. and Mnla~os,
&, L. Ms,s,,lies. sbo hhs tioar, sec. 10 Antwerp,
81 ic}. 1890 bags Pepper cent, and 6ohhds Tobacco,
On s,>Eic terms, We notice the following charters An
lan l,,a Tor Venice at e. 500 brig fum Savannah to
rcsscr lumher. al. ship 10 Hun, Euglandl 5000
eNls Flour IS bill. and l'r brig. Flour and Wheat
g. London ISL for The former and Is Cd Is OIL for the
hitter. ship 10 Bristol. England Flour and Grain, on
terms NC did net learn To California, the ogerngs arc
moderate. spd the market is firm. The clipper ship
slicc took 3OVo hhls Flour at 81 IS bbl the rates
i, Measurement range from 80 d0c. g foot Ship VI.
Moses Iicv,s tuns five years old built at IIoboen
hss teen sold 40 $sSOOo.
In rsis. ycfsCdsy srifs 70
= Is ..t+-....... ..-...t.ll-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 .625
Tie receipts al The Sub Treasury are, s57,7s Pay
n,u,s Slsl{4 Balance s6li6o4s The decrease in the
sub Treasury during the week is about $4,000 Mr. Cts
60 il understood takes charge of the Sub Treasury
Monday.
The steamer took 100000 in bars which would not have
gene had they been contracted for previous to the fall
Exchsrge
The export Of Specie ior the week and Tor the year is
fellows;
N,is Hs,or Madeira speeie.................. $50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

1t is supposed that the Bank statement on Monday will
show further increase of specie strength and expansion
to some extent of the Loans and Discounts 1t is under
STOOD that some of the leading banks have been discount
ing with considerable lberaity
The Imports other than Dry Goods are for the week
slsss9ss, making with Dry Goods about two and half
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Passenger Arrived

II aJpe-hip Hsraer fr0z Giasso-Cspt Benz Russell Gate
of shT souheIneT and 10 in second cabin.
ar u ORLEANS. JTn Hlfre-Omun Satfobe, Madame
Mayer Josef Mayer, Antoine Mayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

&c. Sales lts4 tslts
Export. bales e55
Home
FLOUR AND MEAifhs Iit for Western and sste Flour
% To spla r nTSa p ~ h ee S
e. t2 for common to good state mostly AZ the rer rate
Mi'bsn scShsIn Flour i'm viii :ss' Of 81 Ss q ~ si
Xi,Isbds &c Canadian is held At 81 II d7 IS common
changed leo bb sold q 2di p Or jersey and good
oRAIY-whe,t held ease higher choice parcel. areot
Viii. GeIoee at ala 77eo bashels whis Mshisn at 81 oS
private eyns osis are essier with sac. Of and
Toe Com drn rood s1pOr. dem.nd bushels
sold Western siasae Southern
wHskY-Tle diner, with sale, of so bb &c for
IEoyIsIOYsPorI been active but rather e..isr
llto tl .od at s57Nsi55o for hes 81 81 4s2ei
~ he sls go bIL g. sIi fr cosnIry Mess IS ass
c S1 b a. are s I i L ana S s5
as. 80 ibis At lee q. Ets rate for Export Butter Of
oIse Comfy Cheese heavy saioe. State and ohO
IkVN"e notice sales Of 100 uns Scotch PIG at s5 5d m Elk
Lad s. of 100 tun' Spanish were made 90 IS cash
,.o 40 lass Rio olac 40 mats Java AT iic, 900 bags
suCAHs demand rather active without variation
y IRE, ,s Of go lhds cses Ms,eoysdo a, 25o DO
by, SH .sd ,'llo% Ii.,ss. Al q s5ie
as Of e Lbds Csts Mscoyado At 100 d. Porto Rico
Af si 10 . ne New orisss: at 81 BE
LEITHFR~Th, market quiet day A. usual and prices are
OlLSOnl msrke sde easier COR English Linseed owing
qse snd pfie,s rn,n nomirs small zoe for select
arc VIZ" c,ss. nssG nT p, with hs supply
scd." Winter unboach'd aiosdy 81 u.s. and Bcsched at
SAyhL stonEs sgal. Tul3ssas. Gnq.t with only
~ TOY Houf co,np which scarce, AID ~ 7odsi n for WI
,1 s'e noe .' Sa.lsS ns.q : gash,assd With
I"is'eIifs IN snail lonstfgD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

The receipts OF the Harlem Railroad for October are
$4,000 against s7O463 in the month of last year.
showing an increase of nearly 30 cent We
comparative statement Of receipts of the NewYork and
Harlem Railroad Company for the wear thus far:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

TOa Calilornia Dtpolitl 20 Oct 81, I555 "
We have thus the amount Of gold OF California pro-
ducons received the Mint up to the lst of November
except the deposits Of the last three months at tue Branch
Mints, which not likely to have been OF sufficient
magnitude make them material TO purposes The
next thing be considered is the amount OF specie
Ioried from the United States and this enabled TO
exhibit with sufficient accuracy Official documents show
that the entire exports and imports specie from lsi7
nLe faInine VI ar 10 ls.3. wore as fOlOws.
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SI-NnAX My IL
Arrived


Steamship Asbau. sShenek savannah 9rb i.e p.
u Msts NOV I. u NJ lst % s. ~ oa Is o5 W s1.hSnst
viii d. almost Der entire passage
,snshp Kenrsbee Cops Phadephia; mdse and pss.
ssn.hp RO,roLe Ksv.ns,h Richmond and Norfolk "a hour.
ship Mad Orleans DsIns Hayre mdse and pas Wm.
keen Son. htsvy westerly gales was " d NJ to
Ship Fs,oIts of PorsnOSh Lord H.vre % d. baIas, and "a
pass sse Co Has experienced heavy we.se, gales
xsi' :y ss 2s S.4 nd. @
5ef 1S1y from wNw .R .1 s va. sfsfi
quarter and g decks and aud after cabins half
@ s'f ma ss DAY .r a G .a T rs sss msa o1
hh let q g. Ion q IS spoke brig Hero for New York
'' = Oct IS Nov P tSs a..
MS Antelope lBr Older John NIB 10 ds lath and plaster
IRIS Clinton Thompson Savannah d. cotton Geo
' DIS S s p %, sa s d E1:s I S oSs
Bs Cioton bye Port Prince II Dc logNood order
Bns fnrr,e Brl Drew AIeebo, PR IS sugar Mol.r
sehI Me.si Hunt Lub,e via New London plaster
s,hI Willow, Thurble, E,wOrh7 de- lumber Mayhem Tai
sshr wAiervle, - Augusta 10 d., with lumbeg Saith
sebr Amanda Calais 10 d., lumber simpson, M.yh.w.
sehI Warrington, , Mschls. lumber simpson May.
ssLr Msy Jane Not sordI d. GouT &C. saSe. Clear.
81 T,issus NIess.op no:toa g, ssr Albany
fh ds a.. ~ ny .e sse rs,sS ~ .' A. r,
teh, Jui. Ann nlss t'sh'th CITY, \ g. wheat 20 master
H,g Into s the ira Clinton carried away star, ri
uisiE rlrlrg iuwafks, kc
fshf sefcD llsron. Eswhcn 10 H. naval stores maser
hshT nsnreT Kelley n.sion fds. Alhsny
tshT hlmfof, fifAsfsua Lection Do TOT hany
f,iL Gen Taylor Jones hftsfl de- heh to M
tshf u " bisnn Dlsae, hosrn d., tah q master.
~, .e's e. nsngr,l iohs'oa BLACK Rn. Jan, NJ d.,
itir Nswlot uosd hosou ia miss "a nattsn srras,e
f,i hano''h nipple hehDod D. hour Acs Chss Pier.
sfuktp
Ho,i issii'n hJd'ntas r'e,dsucs d. mise to ,a,.sr
l','.'', sI ''e', ,,, ,,;,s, y,.,,'g.rA .
Wpi snihssA Us hk hsi nslhns ,sa DO sssa naa,
iha shore
~ Tsisgseph,
htNuhfF AfH Me- u Au shrs lionshtsa asd Fs,s.i ,,
4 husi. Hsn iufs ~ wv
tfHN ruh thNrsrseia,f
TtilIiNf ifHfA Nrf ii Az tka t,ttaila frta n.tt.
esf fiwns ilvvs, 'slsal'shi- As,s ,futa ca. nssaa
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t,,,A.s H. fatal ssl NJ fNffHH IsN'ff'tJ wv
ssi r,e.. .sh.-si rss gft- ~sst % 100 hsis 'ff
- ,.,, al besis.4ei fassf's ~ ~ ite NHtn rf"
nk9et.h. n,pstss tsfh'ser hs d'sls'a :" '"' '''"1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

II viii doubtless surprise many to thus clearly de
montrated that there is the preseIf time nearly one
Hundred and thirty millions OF specie in the United
States than there was in 1876 The fact that IN spite OF
this state of things the Money market should be in
baTrasod condition. is another proof thai financial plnics
and ercal dresse frequently the result of false
notions well of disturbing abroad, which II
plool bcaly considered ought TO have serious inhu
enoe upon this country If the abstract pre-
sented to political economist Of energetic and inel
gent people actively engaged in agriculture man lfectares
and commerce, rapidly increasing in population and open
ing of wealth daily, whose stock OF the pre-
bred and thirty millions, he would unhesitangy pro
that people in state Of unexampsd prosperity
and with facilities of carrying on business such as have
rarely been witnessed Such ought 10 be the case here
and such will be the case if the phantom Of distress
benhed it should be- and the public induced to
rely upon authoritative data than upon the faacies
of the Money market and the visionary teos of panic
makers
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CIRCULAR.- The nndersigned have opened Dl

~ Ing House a. No Il Wal IT., EcwYoFk, andsr iss IN
SIUROES ELLIS snd prepared 70 recers seo1ls1
the usual facilities such thuk proper open b
with them.
he house will b. conducted connection With that Of
surgs IN Cincinnati the senior Of which has had s1ceet
periepce IN bank ne for the last fifteen jean.
Particular uton will be- paid TO the puch. and sale o.
end other Sec rites commission BY DELANO s
Dsanc Dunleyy CO.. who in connection with o k1
WA SfURGS
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ILS gtDhfsyHs iDI Lana Wnrfbfs arc
Buying Bsllips
Il tefs Wsrsnt. ...........sls0 slJ
~ are Nsuanis......ss..s.. ~ %
- Ntffsps. ~
TlDmDsDsf Bonk Note Rporfer Laz the following in
gard 10 he circulation Of fle Patclin Bank
BfEY DgJAtTNEEr Albany, Tuesday, Nov o. 1853
Josr TsoySop KsIDeo, nj Inc seadiss hold In trust G'
c5s fdfhiD bfnS .
nep.r0ik F'sis Bio.fs. u y oent...,....... 100
tfu IDI fisif bDfts, . y crbt. ...........' Digp
tssh - dfs1sii, NH"
@l@as
c'fsisiig1, ...,.......t'.'. iH"S
e,,,I.s .......................s igs
fiaei ~ Eesos an Nossgsss fat 10 fhavs
ees,t MI hing ssgT " fe1sen ne eeol,ioo hope
Wv fss,aGisiis yo1,s - IS. ~ JOuH sgpt
fnfffT us Hvfs - tire iuyftasJ hat
sassn.1i 10 ~ tsiVs 'sssgD Ma byt's ~ithyn sisy
The Inhfs&n Conf 1rsde CONTINUES a,five Gg tie
ssDH The sI6tUepis - rand tom DE f4bigI fr tho
nDa eldng u1h baA,gsy i8i wofo 3sol5 i0Bs showing
a. s.,eess II WIN bs synf 1,ose n ilo woeodlng
wefk tsd ~ improvement 81 bIJ3 Inns ~ compared with
nsze W H. ,e,,o yeD0inz vet NJ los Jear 1otal dip
Ds3ss ~ pafa1a1 hsi w'Jf szobsf inns against igiftgi
~ 'aa< 49, sA yfs5 mo shipments finn lbe ~bpd
NJ eosi ,4zDp s,s hf eibm Tie ua1'ng RAILROAD
boggia hmm tg 6e nah e.dleg Jbondar Ufe
bgns enc u, 90 ssssDD. ib1szs bus against l,,ifH
hls " ~ 'sne tms ias' pm 1a,e mr. sDp'a W 0n
bbggBD ney'e'teg IN he MI 1fge ion1 aog me NE
Naags Wsf5s bt,, tgessi UI1s1 bss ~ ba sapis lls1
Lsi y1sr ~ ff,eD1 ~ e'si 70 alfss an pt'Da 30
sUse,ly lAgaaeibg
IfFlaAsDL s BE- iea4saiy| g,onse,y sHs's aYshs
d. suk be- bfts hsegqs gfesb, es'. ILpf s n. No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
Markets. C.RIFULLY REPORTED FOR Then Y TRIBUNE

ASHESrhe market snchanged leo bbs P0ts were sold
SIS 80 Pearls The same rate.
CoTIoN-Ihe decline 10 the low grades
&c. Sales ltSi bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
O,FIcR on TINS CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO eAiL.o.ai5n S@
PAEY, No 10 wilaBst New York sept ,ss, ~

T,HE STOCKHOLDERS of the yUhCiIl
Il RAILROAD Of OHIO and the TOLEDO S0bWAD
CLEVELAND RAILROAD exchange Their c<sn 80 ~
Stock In the above Companies for the stock n:
pany called the Cleveland and Toledo Rs-osi spss ~.
this Office Interest upon the Junction stoci - ~
earnings of the Toledo Norwst and Cleveland Hcsoss ~
agreement be psid In the Bonds Of TIE new
paid a. the books IT the Conpaoles can BE-
which due notice will be given. The Convertible - -.
junction Road can he exchanged any line toi - -
Consolidated Road v b LllChflsbD IT,
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~ T'isxseps.

twunfFA AXE hss n ~ shps iesshts. aud ps,s.i ,ut,
- i'A lsltn lisess. rtisasrha ts,sa ID n,sis, .,l
D. B hrHi. faN iufh ~ WV
tfHw nHf uuH tHuesrsbiasf
TtiiIinfiruiA Nrf Ne Af l,,is latiais fese Hahn,
aHfs fi.fn ilrvs, 'sal sshfs NJ, fnta O-a., naYa
Isaaff fffifHI " NstfHa tN,s|a nalsst U4,l u.~ :.
Doc ftt'i-fl hstaf'HF i.sst ths,hAa M.isAas.a ~
htf frt go itih shts o,fsifias. t.ti@t it..,.si IA
Nthl tiAff llftfrrrl ~ sHih ~ 4 niIal, t,.ae, u
iat hiff pisHiI af Nsis-t, 90. ut..a. Is p... h...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
, yoar,J 70 Is;3. were as follows

Net exports Of specie for six years e5oO5O7
tom IeJurps and estimates ssv........... 5000 oco
Total exports Of ........... SIS o5 267
The whole question may then be briefly stated as
follows: - -
ceipis California gold TO Oct 81 % "a
Exports specie from ls47 to Oct ~ lS55..' 71la2p W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Oct y Of Castle Island brig Pembroke from Rio Haeh for
Bcs:on.
Node Cane Dons Maria ENE 10 miles schr Friend of saco)
rom Aux pptain and one sailor dead-soild prob
oe Ion &C. BRIG CardeuAs (of POrtsnOuth bound 10
Csrdsnss
Rico.
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GFTTYsBIjRG MINE.-All Shares in ths NJ

~ delinquent previous 70 this date vi -
auction bv the Tressursr OF the American Aans Ccnpn
offee In Windsor Vermont the 18th Of Neyensf -
OF O'Clock = NJ CHARLES HOPhls1 S~"sl
Dated Nov 10 lq53
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

~ ROAD BONDS BY former resolution OF the b:s =
Tsoio tie holders Of the Bonds Of the Company ls ~
l Of December have the privilege Of bsttatins ~
IN 1866 at par provided the holders thereof send them
6ce Of the Company tho tanoyerstl for reg.ry y q.
veInbeT Ths may be done By leiter sajFesedw
cbSpse WI RE1Eyr frsSr
B-The exchange Of Bonds shove authorized may nos
nedisisy for accommodation Of the holders, upos 9
-. I,as
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financial.

NOTICE--The Annual Meeting of the StoeAsktnf
~ OF the ALBION MINING COMPANY, will be kas II
office of the Company on MONDAY the th tay Of D,cessx
W X BUrTERwOarH, sscz-
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DREXEL. sATHER a. CHURCH, Baalss', y, Z

~ Francisco California draw Bills Of Ekehsnr - =
Co. Philadelphia payable the principal cities o. ~ AZ :
Collections made et Sen FTsncsco ami 70 the lnN -
and proceeds promptly RENTED Collections may slf
D. sk c. or through DRExEL 4 Co. PhiisdelphA@
No 1874 Eaasan-st- N. Y. - nayU.
Fxchsnge on San Frspesco rale IN 70 sui
Co PhilAaelphi and r. SATHEk y. y
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DEMITTANCES 10 ENGLAND, lEEL
IL SCOTLAND and WALEs.-Bils OF the 8.ssx =,
OF The Bank Of Liverpool In suns Of II an apw.e ~
any of the Bank. IN The United hinsdom for sae W.
CENTER& Co. No % Old<np coz !, ~
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To;s..... 4sSs 6s5 IS So s72 IS - ~ s % 20 os
Add Deposits Philsdephia Min. si72os

Total California Deposits to July 81 1880.
Nnhlllnenl UcIolifs ~ IaAed Iplld
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08
The Herald on Bronson's Removal.

The dismissal of Collector Bronson is ample
evidence of the temper Of the present admins
tration. government that Cannot retain tho
alliance of an honest man. whose only fault was
his high regard for principle, and his unhnch-
ing fidelity to the Union, cannot pretend to
either Of these claims to esteem. Their pre-
vous course had afforded ipferential evidence
of the fact; the dismissal of Collector Bronson
confirms those inferonces. and stamps the char
acter Of the Cabinet in indolibo letters. The
Rubicon is crossed.
1t is perhaps superhuous to add that Judge
Bronson is to be replaced by Mr.. Hcman j. Red
field, an old friend of Marcy's whose namo was
formerly mentioned in connection both with
the Collectorship and tho Post Office. Can
didly, wo rather like the boldness which this
appointment betokens Having resolved upon
a course it is crcditable to Marcy, Guthrie, and
their frieuds to follow it out with nervo II is
treache-ous, false to tho people, unprincipled,
unpatroic to he sure: but it is open and straight.
forward. Iftho United States are 10 be COVER
ned by free sellers and disunionists, the sooner
the people known il the bettor. 1t would have
been more consistent, however, to have dsmis-
sed Mr.. O'Conor at the same time; he. too. il
clearly guilty of The crime of hating treason,
and loving tho Union. Why spare him!.-
Did Marcy's hand faltcr? Was ono victim
enough to appease the free soilers, still smar-
ting under tho lash? Or was tho administra-
ton 80 appalled, at their own audacity in dis
missing Judge Bronson, that their courage failed
them. and ,hcy dared do no moro than appoint
Rcdfold: