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LhffBR FROM okAkkaL CAST LA, LATE PREsIDSHr
or THE B.rUBLIC OF pKRu.


RnPuRuU PHsr LIMA Dec 10 1853
20 rn sNrsTSR or STATE SEcRKA RELATIONS:
SE-TAe government having escl,a-d the only saszss
leo or reuAcy vboh In y soSia and poliuaAi posh n
ard in The delicate And grave os ia which the republic
~ss place, teedersd 10 Rxs.l-Bey, the 81 n
and again to day With the Ina ortAnt obsot OF Ais
sctve in the q peace. disxrscs
fuS ov.r,sJHsd BY causes ws,n whsh the paoc 4, u
r.aoy rufo My scquSinted to my srpa ion Of
vhch ycur Exoeilspsy Loot viii nj at our p-vsts
ecuf-rsso"s. and " not subj 70 Ia any oshsr
capacity between ths Gorernsot ard the uAlcoatsots
ttAn ~ mediator, ~ vA susgrssd BY Stn he
orrcsf sld most r~t iois ns-stions, In ori.r tat
pssrs b. r. established, ana wsssfol eypssditure Of
Pttev n hlarf syotisd and . abs sivs yea x,ol.
s'@uor % ths settlement = the rtAat questions OF
foreign pnd crmss DC policy have ohsr resources
st tbsu request years les =, sbssnos s ores- to
leave 10 tn steam ~ ts 81 proyt~n FIR the Province
o. 1s pAoa, where have piivA,. husisess Of nush in
PORTAGE 20 my family " ocsupY ne
II notwithstanding the above. ard tn serious reasons
which hrougst 10 lisht IN private discs sos
thu should sti thot csrry iato ,rsou
ton the plan which had toe houor " oropasins shA
- rssry 90 wiboua I'd force II ssits the mo-
a.sut sDprsms or rssahss ne 4 ais.
sOa "a s.ch istsrs~t ard In rt4Das L. hs nAssy oe
sAc~, with he isls ptoa q sn lie 1abls forp,sa
uG or the embarrassment ~ tyranny which vou A
nr~~ttn 10 osstroy orr tuyrtu fsrs can COO
nIrkAos In wsish tns couat-y might b. pl ~hsrs 10
Sc. - my duty 10 Az the .ord esther sxaisnt he
p>ops Or sss,sst tie srmy
In vsv u iris trsbk deslAr,aon th. govs>pnsnt may
oefsis aod srseuts chat ,~em, " them proper
Son rfsservsyour Eicsbrcy. RAMON oAsrILLA.
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There large quaint y Of aour o, certain p,iats IN
Canada, awaiting khipnsSt 10 Hes York At roronto
there about twenty Eve thsssand barrels now ready TO
come forward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
Court OF General Sessions
before hi Hou1r Sn- Recorder.
TRIAL OF sAUkpBKs FOR ROT ON rnK POURrH

TRIAL OF SAUNDERS FOR ROT ON rnE YouBrH OF
jelly LAST.
FIR l6-Ths Court fetum-d sittt 4 TODAY At 10
O'CLOCK pursuant - adj amsss on rssstay last And
prosesded TO try ihs case Of Jam.s S.updsrs indicted
for not Ia tae Ninth ward on the 4ta Of Jolly last
SAptAip Alderman bsne for prossoutlor de-
Poted-TbAt When he repa cd to hs the riot he
saw Saunders there on norssbscs AOd heard him say to
the nsmhers Of tho society. 'Pi CD the d. - OF 4
b. "a the stage /" mssRiss the driver
The witness was sross exAmise, 1T crest length BIZ de-
fescsnts coan,el, but no svsnss OF Importance WAS
Robert A Knapp dsposea seeing = man on horseback,
near .ne Ssss' and heard him say 10 his 10 pul
tpe driver on We sage, and kil him
john Ohaphn bNine duly svern eorroboratsd the last
~iipsss' TESTIMONY.
H,nr, Bo,is o. las Hsusoad street, bsinx examined,
Detailed the scoour Of the riot jus, in the sams maen-r
~ former trsass' mad He ku,oks. do 20 b, one
o. the rioters with nj. and cnriso home nssssisIs
10, t.,. es'ny thea ssara gave AZ acooant OF tss
ron street. waving hs hand but not neAr spcu,h 10
he.r ShAt he 1d Saw him AsNis in Ahisyso, sqaars,
stopps3 tbe hors, whom SAunssrs hs. drss his s~ord
fui omar Bnnss ming up soiu ed the .nd his oub
10 tie tcstbsrd which the Narshs ,csI, did ne vss
then arrested Aui tsisn the station house Ths re-
nahdsr sfh's tsstisoHy We sAys published before.
bSvHsl on or witnesses thsu sxsmis. I'd far tina
Psos@cu dos With v,ss Of showing the part tie sn
CAP, ~sk 10 the ALLEGED ros, o,capynka great deal of
Al late hour In the Afternoon the C,ur, .dourr.s
uhfn 10 O'Clock tas sert mornrs shes The sramina.
uoo OF wi,ns.ss VIII be rssumsd.
Police Intelligence
Arrra 80 Burglar = Yesterday N or curlsv NJ ths
sixth vsrd police Arr~s'ed mar p3r1sd raomls C.mo
bs chss's with breaking into ths premise No 81 Mott
s,ieet and stealing ,hsrsr se Of hsru,. y.us5 Ar
300 The properly OF Jan Murray rhs progeny Vas
ieuid ssoese in hay lof Tns pison,r wa. tsssv b.
tial " S'A ~
c~ce 81 St1d'~g Ia ~ Drs>s "A Dish9,es SsrusA -
fsstsiday ohcr HAnphn, OF ths Ninth ward srre.,ed
youps vomAs, nance Mary Csssar . ssr,,ut 40 ,hs
empty o Mrs Fssnas Abiss resitisx At No 100 r. yh,h
- uH rw.ls.
~ stealing t-o han . rae brocsd. silk dres.. valued
- SO also asrihsr drs~ worth SIN oil vslu,s a. s.S
Wner Arrsstsf the accs ed som ted her srit s.o a.
corPAsec The sr 70 the ps~a oac-s 70 -,soyer ma
Eot,y. Jususs Stuart ccEniised the girl 10 prisou
for Trial 49, W fo-
ny 49, nr'y y N~ Yrs ~ On the 18Th day OF
sIy - soIe - Pss~Ny cls,a George
Ach ord Va ssinS ey duly aeo raf.s 20 la
90 dsposs ssd ~ 'sss he Coo snostord has sos
nes, sor hn be ever has sAy b,sspsss csnsstio, or
IN ersst vhassvsf with vol h,vs. i
P-aJl street. the atty Of Nss Ycrh a. st.,us a. ans
OF the Journals Of this city, ESQ r sHACKEoan
Sworn before ne this ieth day OF Februxry 1874 CIR,
baSr J. NuoS, CommIastopsr q Deeds,
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Total. Slal SIS a25 S76 29 392 1881 o7S o47
erATHhLST EXHIBITING THU QUANTITY AND VALUE GOODS,
WAkE AND fKRCH .NDIsE THE GROWTH PRODUCE
MANUFACTURE FoRsI0s CouSTRKs, MP,sTaD INTO AND
G,pNg JrsR 50 1Ska
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01
Horrible Tragedy.

FIVE MEN KILLED AND HANGED We take
the 8th
Just ns we were getting ready for press the
particulars Of a most shocking airuy and hang.
ing have been narrated to US. The occur
renee was at Smithville, Clay county, on Mon
day afternoon. One man. John w. Douglas,
was killed; VIM. Ross, and Squire John Ross
fathe: and son, were dangerously stabbed--not
expected TO recover; also, Ira Tritt, badly stab
bed The perpetrators, Samuel Shackleford,
William Shackleford, and John w. Galloway,
have been hanged by the enraged citizens.
The Shnckcfords are said to have been
connected with a gang OF horse thieves that
were committing depredations in the neigh
horhood; great indignation existed, ao far as
to Pusa resolutions ordering them to leave
the place, which they refused to do. Prior Ia
this, Douglas had been instrument q in tracing
a mule to Sam Shackleford, who conseque nt-
ly owed Douglas grudge, aud on Monday
last the two met and had an alteration al
Smi,hville, which ended 80 fatally.
We understand that Douglas shot at Shack
,eford, slightly wounding him, and that his
brother William stabbed Douglos. The Ros
ses interfered, but were overpowered by the
Shaekefords and CalIaway, aud cut down
they viii not probably survive, Samuel
Shackleford stabbed the man Tri,t. Gala.
way and the 'Shacklclords subsequently, took
refuge in the neighborng houses, An i'm
mense crowd Of citizens speedily collected a
the place, SURROUND ed the houses, and about
dusk, William Shack;eford was brought oul
and forthwith hanged. Sh rtly afterwards
Galloway was hanged beside him--havine
previously confessed his completely with the
others in horse stealing. Samuel Shackle.
ford, who had been wounded by pistol shot
wos said 10 be dangerously hurt; but this no,
being true, about / O'Clock at night, he too
was dragged out and hanged. On this
Cruesday) morning the bodies we're cul
down.
The most intense excitement prevOil'
throughout the vicinity, In the meantime
we abstain from Comments, hsv ng Imply sta
ted the facts as they were gvenus.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

of our manner Of doing business have all the
rens Of government in his own hands. So
far as prescribing foreigners in their business,
pnd social relations Is concerned, If that is q
princiPle of their order we object to 1t now
kforever. We cannot believe, however,
hey have any such object, nor hold any
Eeeling towards foreigners themselves,
a. their welding all the power;not
IQve our foreign citizens less, but
'Vdftf country more.
u, There is the greatest danger that corrupt
ffwzping men will become members oi
isation, and use Il for their own
bement. This will be the rock, IL
% which they will split. Let them steer
cietr of its breakers.
OF the political complexion of the mem
bers of this organization we "know nothing
but judging from the politics of the met
they elevate to office, they are about equal,
derived from the old parties. We know no
which wey they will throw their influence a
the next election in the Northern States -
They have it in their power, if reports as t.
their strength are true, to carry the election
/ by welding the balance of power. We hop
they may always throw themselves on tn
side Of temperance, sobriety, the pure rel
gion Of the BIble, and a general wide sprca
and universal system of common school edu
cation. If they do SO we will act in concel
with them--though zoe piR neter join them.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

Off.Hand Takings; or Croyoh Sketches Of
the Noticeable Men Of our Age. BY Geo.
w. Bungay. illustrated with 10 splendid
engravings. Dewitt g. Davenport, N. Y.
City, IL mo. price $l,5o.
Well written sketches of eminent men are
always interesting, but volume which is
written in so fascinating style as the above,
Is doubly attractive. This book will un.
doubtedly prove a capital hit, for its fair,
frank and easy style will be universally adi
mired. We have all heard of the Outward
men of these sketches but here wB afe bro't
face 10 face with them, and see them as they
really are in the social circle as we'll as in the
public life. We never read praiseworthy
production of all author or orator but we are
desirous of knowing what manner Of man he
is who writes or speaks it. Here we have
collection of our most notice able men from
Daniel Webster the great e£er of the
Constitution, with massive brow and frame
of iron, down to Stephen A. Douglass, the au-
thor of the Nebraska Bill, whose dwarfish
, proportions would have kept him out of sight
had he not, TO use Mr.. Bungay's own Ian.
guage, "made an auction block his platform,
or climbed into notoriety on the back of a
negro"
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

THE SHALL NoTE LAw.--On and after the
ist Of October next, no bills issued by banks
o. other States. OF less denomination than
Ten dollars. can legally be circulated in
Ohio. We see the Cincinnati Banks have
held meeting, and have taken steps to
meet The emergency. They will commence
discsrdiag the prescribed class Of notes, on
the let OF September, IN the following order;
Notes OF The Bank OF Albany, at New Al.
baDy Bank Of Albion, At Albion; Bank OF
America, al Morocco; Bank Of AttIcai Bank
of Bloomington; Bank OF Elkhsr,; Bank OF
North America; Bank OF Perrysylle; Bank
Bank OF Rensselaer,; Bank Of Rochester;
Bank Of Syracuse; Bank Of Warsaw; Della.
ware county BaHk; Droyers' Bank at Rome;
Exchange Bank, Greencastle; Farmers Bank
Jasper; Kalamazoo Bank, Albion; Kentucky
Stock Bank; Lagrange Bank; Laurel Hsnk;
Plymouth Bank; Public Stock Bank Salem
Bank; Shawnee Bank Attica; Wsbash Bank,
a Neville; Wabash Bank, at JesPer; Ira.
RS Bank, at Nashville; will not be bsDksbls
'asr The lst September
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

ToRsADo.-The city Of Louisville, Ky.,.
was visited by terrific tornado on the 27th
inst. The Presbyterian Church was blown
down during service and 40 of the congregas
ton killed instantly, and 10 or IL severely
wounded. Fully one hundred buildings we're
unrooied or otherwise severely Injured. Loss
Sloo, 900.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

Notes Of all the Virginia banks will be dis
carded sfter the llth Of September.
Notes of all Indiana State Stock Banks,
not enumerated in the first class will be dis
curded after the goth Sept.
All other foreign bank notes TO be dis
carded after the LIST Of October.
70. s. Journal.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

started, is actuated by particle Of honor and
candor, !, win state the truth in regard Mr.. D.,
and stop The further circulation Of SO shame
less and unIounJed a fulsehood. Will 1t do
sol
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

Of the agitsting features of the Nebraska bill
would require of them. They have pledged
themselves to these great National ineasnres
Of peace amid the jeers and taunts OF Free
Soilers, Abslitionists and Wings; and the
waiting ambition Of no restless politician,
however, anxious he may be to reach the
Presidency through the bitter storms of Sec
tional strife, will induce the Democracy cl
Ohio to abandon their position,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens and friends
Of sobrety, held pursuant to previous no.
tice, at the School House in New Castle,
Wayne township, on Saturday the 10Th inst
PhrLIP KING, Esq, was called to the chair,
and Mr.. HENRY LTsLE, appointed Sec'y
A committee OF five was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive OF the object of
the meeting; 1t consisted Of Messrs. Sam
uel F. Davis, John Lisle, VIM. Delany, Cad
walader Folk and Elias McFarling.
During the absence of the Committee the
President was called upon to address the
meeting, and responded in very appropri.
ate speech, explanatory of the present IL
liquor law and the necessity of enforcing 1t.
The following persons were then elected
10 act rs a Vigilance Committee in each of
the School Districts of said township:
Dist. No. Reuben Hudson, VIM Hannoh:
2-Levi Williams, Wesley Barnes;
"A. G. Danford, Edon Evans;
4--Geo. Nicholson, Cad. Folk,
5---Jas L. Hanson, Jas. Umpsteud;
6--Sam'l G. Wilson, John Travis:
7-Thos. Hogue, Thos. Coffield;
8--Benj. ". Wilson, ]. p. Peters;
9--John Patton, Thos Scholfeld;
1O---Cement McMilen, s. Martin;
Z" ll--Nathan Seals, Isaac Shepherd;
l2-John c. Davies, Jos. Eliot.
The following preamble and resolutions
were reported by the committee, and unan-
imousy adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the citizens OF Wayne Tp.,
Belmont, county, Ohio. believing that the
present Liquor Law OF Ohio will, if right
y applied, be beneficial in its effects. and
have a tendency to aliay the evils arising
from the traffic in alcoholic liquors; there
fore--
Resolved. That we do not wish to be un-
derstood as seeking for an opportunity to en-.
force said law, but would rather that all
would act within its limits; but il persons
will persist in a wanton and wilful violation
of the law, contrary to the warning and aa-i
monitions of the friends of sobriety, they.
must expect Stern and rigid execution Of
the law.
Resolved, That we do not CONSIDER any
man that will sell alcoholic liquors, oontfA.y
to the spirit and meaning of said law,
worthy of the name of a citizen.
Resolved, That, in our opinion, the OBJ
lection urged by Judge Corwin and others,
against the constitutionslity Of the present
Liquor Law, is a sheer quibble. AID in view
OF the facts Of the case, the same principle,
II fully carried out, would wholly obliterate
many Of the best laws passed by our Legis-
lature.
Resolved, That we, ~ voters, will not
give our support to any man'for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace, who will refuse to oct
in the endorsement Of this law, as we'll as
any other. .......,.
Resolved, That we, as citizens OF said
township, will aid and assist the committee
o! the several dstricts,' in sii honorable
means to arrest and bring the violatofs of
said law to justice.
On motion. ii ives resolved, that the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting be signed by the
chairman and secretary and that q copy be
sent to the Belmont Chronicle, Gazette &
Citizen, and the lndepe ndent Republics, .
for publication.
PBILIP Ktsu, Chm.
HESEY LIsLE, Ssc'y.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Fifteen minutes around Ne,o York BY G.
G. Goster. Dewitt & Davenport Publish
ers, vo. Ep. ll1,2 cts.
This book, as its name indicates, is brief
sketch of New York City attractions, and a
person can obtain a very good idea Of the
bright side of city life, without entering it
in other words here you can see the elephant
without coming in reach of his tusks.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-01

0TCspt. Hoiins, Of San Juan memory
has been arrested in New York, at the In
stance of Caluin Durdnd for destroying HE
property in the recent bullying attack on
Greytown. Help, Franklin or he sinks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
Disasters. sc.

Snip BRrAE oDaY Moore Ess,po Liverpool safsrei
III for RI
kfsfosds enFs for boats wste,sfs snip or
rhsc part sytabes OF deck audhad hill 50 badly
that she be re-crse6 On arrival in the Messy hlt g Zip
both One sats that she warogse1 Tor
fourteen DAYS preyions to her ariysl
san GTSroo fBoson Deven. from shaush Oct 10 oE New
YORK sJoten Dec Is lat 81 a = lon % By Br steamer
Propont Or y Cape Good Hope about Dec - dstr aud
akrr r SIN ous Bs Nov 49, eight days ater passing Angler
e1peisresa heavy sale from Z tas wisa SIP "a
IL inches OF water per hour and leak Increasing Caps
deemed rrudent 20 rut 20 Slmons bay for repairs .
sur Jiwts CoEasR aud freight Of and from 8slsnore or MAJ
settles is red thrte ohio In Baltimore for 3 % and % 90
out city cargo eAceng s4Oo o. IS coo Is In
BspK PEYTov from New.York Australia before reported
put INTO Naurtius had been sold r 1906 but her
tC,'y tcud took $500 aud the remaining funds were
IN T. hands Of Admiralty Court, Her American passengers
had oil been Forwarded Australia Capt jenkins sill !ensoed
able settlement the aahlriiss had NAE Claim
tie balance Of the sale for the payment Of The expenses
Ia rSs saLT.T Of St. John E. was slsn in with lth int
a s. II Ion IS IA m Of and slaadOndhsd deck load
Of nal elny-hy clip Pafthsnis e Bc't9n -, ..
East Chop arrived At gaEtown ih inst snd woad repair BE-
BIC MsRETrl hence for Galveston before reported put
Nassau p lsnded three - were sick with the A
po1 previous to 81 inst, one Of whom died
scR ADVANCE Cendase Of and fof St Mays F. from New
York which put 18th Mt in distress with loss Of
sails foIeua sprung and esky, would be condemned
scHR. BULRUsH from Boston Tor Ne"aFen before iePoed
Watch Hill Light with ergo Of copper ore hiss oeen
contrlc'ed for 10 be rnised. $500
BAsRNGTox " s Feb sschr Adebsron arr here 9Th ins
from Newfoundland with herring when OF slmbto the
uufoFtunaey fell overheard and droxnea Al eGr 70
hor The or parted both chains and driven ashore sd II i
feared will pieces the weather looks Threatening sud
LEiTEs frou Bermuda Feb g." deet vessel about
loo feet long ard supPo'ed Of 200 tuns uden whh vas
cred three woeks since in north ss direction rom 81
George bottom Up 10Th ms aaehors on her bows win
the Uo Of the oh n hi ched In the rocks watch prevents
her b,ir removed 70 be cutie vessel and her bot
and keel al rubbed Her clwates has been knocked on
She liz In dsnrsSns position Tor tsse passing rom the east
end and she cannot be Brought in viii haTeto De 'ousd
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SnOi-en. &C.

Feb let ss lon H. ship Clarsa Carrier from New for
Boston.
F,bo lat &C So lon u So brig Abs9aa fOn NewYolk for Ma
tanzos
nee q af &C 50 Ion w slip samuel Appleton iof
Boopl I0urg on James River Hampton Rs9 Oct To- for san
Frtusiscb.
ship Edr of Boson Colby 81 days from Hswfok for Mol
bcuIne. Ell well
Jan so near he the WAL schr Louisiana Boston
for Noble.
FEB iS P 81, of Fryns raI shoaI sehr HawknI from
New York for G. sTlcstcu
FEB 49, &c miles w Of Frying Pan shoals ship z sh
Rich New ork for Savannah
Feb IS let 81 So ion u 10 bark james Hall Of New YORK
Jan IS lat q So Ion. g. John Wesley, Curtis New.Yo;k for
Hayre.
Feb lat Il IS Ion s. bark Spe-racst for Savsnnlh
De- 90 LAT a. lon - 2 big Dandy from SewYOt with loss Of
bulUsrks srlsll boat and dscks swept
Dec z lat Is q Ion s. Am bak signal blue and red ball,
from Sngrqore fr Hamburg
lat Sc 5 Ion. 81 A A Eldrdgs Boston San Fran
eifco. ~ DAYS
Jan LAT lon So IS Am whser Con aOrri. tOand round
Cope Horn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
r.. demand Tor silver is not quite 20 active D'aar'
heen done at ID advance; DubIoons rather more ID
The London TINES gives the snnsxed information IN no
a N tho issye Of paper roubles contemplated by kass

The London TINES gives the snntxed information IN 70
,a ~ ,be ,s.ye Of psper roubes contemplated by Rass
he following ere the precise Of tho ukase issaea
Inv The Emreror OF Russia for increase OF paper 10 sy
~ hat ont of an augmentation The extent OF
3ooo0Ooo OF roubles about tfsoo9Oo' % III
1884, the Of 81 6eocoo remains 70 % Ia. ,.I ~
al 100 roo ~ rouhes or 10000 is to be ereaed ana
held at the service of the Finance nnisse, upon Il"
eeiying the Imperial sanction for lis disbursement
as his new issue as ia the case OF the former one
- ;r me urpportion Of sixth Is 10 DC deposited
bu Or the quarter whesoe Is to be oetan'a Is nos deg
nsted the conjecture arises that the opeaton m oe ON
-s;vd merely by nominal removal 10 secia account
~ 800 ,syion Of me treasure already held. Even un-
der fbe ,re favorable supposton mat portion Of ne
new issue win DO employed TO prchase tle
arn ~ bnIn 40 az 70 create % that extent reai IA
sssS ~ fictitious security II is evident that he measure
IL nreonan with the most disastrous consequences te tne
trade and credit Of the country and pat course s now
cousenced calculated TO end IN al the evils OF depre
and TO the 81 Petersburg brchange
TO undergo, from the consequences OF dstrust What mas
hseu 90 long experienced ct Vicnna. Since 1872 when
PASTA ,npromsed as an nsolven ard paid the hOlter
of her notes less than 30 cent her cueDsy although
not abr eluely convertible at pleasure has been main
tanned at par, owing 10 its being Limited 70 specAe
nuopof The rOpOrtOn Of notes 10 be legitimate require
euas Of trade having at length however been inrrged
the elton that oDesi1th Of their amount IN spet
safely locked Ia the hands Of the Government viii have
6tfe eject II convincing The holders Of ther vaue whei
they require only that that cxth bet also the remain
ing five sxihs should be handed then 10 coin 70 enao
them 10 nav for foreign goods The precedent moreover
even II Il he'd been introduced at first far more nite'
scale al the financial existence OF any n9non iron
the cerai1ty inspires that resoed To- the danger
GUS facility Is almost sure to be employed III commence
of every Kind has been annihilated.
The Ietters by the steamer speak favoraty Of money
si,ers and contain unusually large amount OF order
for our securities leading American banker in L'ndoi
expresses the opinion still that there will be no general war
Money is easy in London and rates were not maintained
We hear Of some 100000 of various Railroad County
and City Loans gold to day, mostly for Europe There arr
also orders in market for Of the best Railroad stocks
The following table will show the amount of United
tates Stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department during
The week ending on Saturday and the amount Of the Pub
H. MI