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reason Of there being doubt in regard to opening the
books tomorrow. The books, however, viii be opened

reason OF there being doubt in regard TO opening the
books tomorrow. The books, however win be opened
% announced and very large amount OF transfers will
be made In order assist parties who have stock TO
receive the leading stock houses having deliver have
announced their willingness TO lend 80 on the stock.
An extra cf Tlompsoa's Reporter appeared to-day
with the following announcements:
The Farmer and Merchants Bank OF Memphis Tenn
failed to redeem in this city Wednesday, Aug To- at
noon
fsed to its in this city. This failure may
properly date from ~ NJ, Aug. 81.
Also, the Bank Of Washtenew, Michigan, at 70 NJ.
Aug. 81.
Our quotations for Uncurren Monev are liable change
any hour, that the rates given in The Rport for the
present ere not reliable We think all Western and
ooo'n.in W.T. 'oi %eeSo to lage rom 70 ceD'.
except Indiana, which bids fair to deprecaie even more
than 3R cent.
Illinois and Wisconsin money is secured by p
State Indiana partly secured by Pcent Stocks
and partly by cent. Stocks taken at par.
The above named three banks resustated nstitu
tors and the community have security for the notes.
The circulation Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Bank is sup
posed be 5000 500 OOO The Washenaw Bank has
been in existence but about months, and died accord
ing to Thompson OF cholera nfantum. The circulation is
stated he ess than $4,000. The circulation OF the
Memphis Bank in this section cannot be large Tae three
banks were confirmed shnplasters. The notes not
saabe at any price in Wallet. and not supposed to be
worth one cent on the dollar.
The late heavy fall in Erie has disabled OF the
smaller stock brokers' but their affairs have been settled
up with the usral facility OF Walst failures and the facts
not ode public
Tie Baltic brings q fair amount Of orders for American
eecurs larger proportion tn usual being for shares
The writers of the commercial letters by her call earnest
attention the necessity OF prosecution Of the defaung
officers the railroads in order to inspire confidence
ABROAD in the general honesty Of the mercantile
nity They speak also of the baseessness of the panc
We arc enduring and evnce their confidence by ordering
bonds and shares. Among other transactions in London
we hear Of about $500 Tee Haute and Alton Bonds
placed at a very fair price
The earnings of the Providence and Worcester Rail-
road for the fret Fix months Of The years ls52 1888 and
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Toftl........SlVo <1l ID ti<f,so6 - Hlo5T'oz -
The tbOve table shows gain in 1854 over 1858 of sl4,
zss os, and the corresponding period of 1882 Of
e32.7lO g.
The earnings for the seventh month Of the year 1854
were s27 us &C. exceeding those in the corresponding
month in 1853 By $500 Ga.
.n ..on,h. 1psA urere III na
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oTFIcE OF TBE ILLINOIS CESTn,L RArLaoAo CossAsY,
EEw-YosK, July 8. 1884 !
ANDS In II.INOIS=A Rurean for the SALE {

~ such portions of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD co the line o. the hoad
eon will Be opened this office on the Sh ns when desenp
ton Of tie prices which they viii De sold for cst
for the Bonds Of the VII he furnished In
meantime persons desirous ieyira
Once Of the COmpany, No Wal 81, statement Of
prior claim the which ms, be
established and which viii based the de.erpioo, N the An,
ty the AID their proximity 20 Rso.d Sta
tGu v. p Cen G.
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Among our Law reports ,his rnorniHg VII be i'4"i
A deci.;on OF NJ Justice MrrcnELLs, esia5iishing
nosel end interesting pom, in matters ihsasneiL u
,eefns that Mr Beale the London minager h.TnS Ell
cared Mis- Catherine Hayes the Ocssr 20 sing 10 the
.ried state, made contract On June q. lsjl, vita
one John II WIdHell for her services dlnng tases
on,L, to perform 81 four concerts weekly MIA 10Y
fitu1e o. Il 0O5 sterling in case t8e contract s'old
lie broken John II. Wordweil assigned This CONTRACT
70 joseph Ward eel Jul, "a ami Miss Hayes beyan
Ter periorr ances in NcwYoTk on Sept u following
ma continued thes till Nov. 9, when she broke taen
of On Nov a. Joseph Wsrdvell a'siznei ths con
tract and al claims uader it TO n. K. Aa'hoay, tho
tllntf in tie case who brought emit for the &iOjj
forfeit. The Judge decides for The deeaiaas on tic
eicuid tLat tie a. aleut 70 tl.rl party is under
the circGnst.nces, entirely invalid
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InCIASC-rRAyCE-C AID nANITEsT
DESTINY.

0EsIlDE.
Il has never so far rs our knowledge extends been
regarded particularly catering agreeable to be
told in mixed company that you suspected Of fe
opOus designs your oeghbors pockets, add that it
will he advisable for You 10 withhold your fingers
from suspicious contisniiy TO tho pockets afore.
said But ia cesc such intuat0g is g zen, loudly
os 10 attract general attention, have heard of but
tbEee ways Of meeting it-namely, l. The Cnrist'a1
way Of assuring tie insA uator that lie is indeed mis-
taken ard that you have no such intention az hs
dreams Of or 2 That vi Ele natural, unregenerate
nan, who, knowing that the implied charge has no
shadow OF foundation and believing thst ii very prob
ably malicious Instantly deals the accuser rap which
knocks him heels overhead through couple of stone
walls and lays him out 10 rather miscellaneous heap in
the adjacent orchsrd or 3 The way of the thief who
knowing himself essentially guilty and that the ndig
rant dodge s dangerous al useless to one in his cir
cumstsnces, shriIks into small place viii hold
him and soesks out of sight as rapidly a. possible
Gen. Cars seems to fancy that lie has discovered
fourth course but we have no filth in il. Here are
England and France who have offered 70 unite with
in guaranteeing Cuba to Spain. We respectfully de-
cline for a variety of reasons Very we'll Jonathan"
cay they will do it ourselves since you decline to
unite with US And hereupon Gen. Cas- wants to
illuminate lot OF Congressional Diplomatic thunder
against them.
But TO what end We certainly either DO mean to
acquire Cuba we don't. five don't, the compact Of
France and England 10 keep Cuba out of cur hands is
of no possible interest to us. And if we do mean 70
clutch the Queen ofhe Antilles, whenever tne oppor
uni.y offers the less we say the better for our
purpose. To engage in a game Of reciprocal bullying
with tie great mortme forces OF Europe, s oolshly
to play Ito their hands, and defeat our own purpose IL
ia ia The coveted Island with their fleets provide
them with excuses for even ganisonng the Moro an
preclude all prospect Of it, ever falling into our hais
1t is the extreme OF insanity and folly Ii mean to
have Cuba, we Should know enough at least TO keep still
about it Until have got it. Taen may we talk of
the Monroe doctrine, our exclusive right on this con
nert to bully, and oyerrun, and acquire or any thing
else that may promise TO serve our turn-but until
then not a word.
The fact is, Mr.. Webster fixed the position of Gen
Csss years ago. He is always and inyeteraely Snug
he joiner and insists on letting every body know
that lis Ion is at heart very sheepsh donkey Look
irg always for popular effect at home, bis devices
reeessery fail 20 suoEerve their ostensiole purposes
Ills points are all addressed 10 the caq4ess in the
pit, and so iail of anY more worthy effect We re-
Joice that the Senate is 10 longer even complainant
toward them.
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NEW-JERsEY.

Two years sgo the iron districts Of Sew-Jersey wore
TIE aspect OF desoation Houses were whiting in vain
FOX tenants. The principal mines, with small excep-
tons were doing but little The mountains but seldom
shock with tie pOwder-basts which the evidence
that men extracting the internal riches of the
earth. FORCES aud mills seemed smiisen with palsy.
ard there hundreds of labOrers out Of Profitable
employment Not less than 1--WE hundred iron operatives
il Morris County alone were compelled by this state
Of ,Lrg' TO so 10 California as desperate adventure
Iron masters were breaking down under the heavy ex
peIfe OF being idle or tie heavier expense Of pushing
teIiron in market brought less than the
cost Of its production The effects were not limited
to tie workers in the different departments of iron
hen Ills business is prosperous, The iron district af
foTts large ind wellpayng market for the farmer.
Tie rich farming lanes of Sussex and Warren found
buyers fcr their vegetables butter, pork anil other
p.odueis en- orgthe miners and iron makers of Morris
nd when the business Of making iron ceased to pay
Uouey to The gCrsuSn Of Morris, the farmers Of sas
Sex ard Warren felt It
BC. ncN he stranger msy witness change which h,
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,fE gr1.EErs-Acr1ca n LAST.

The Aldermen and Councilnen last night faced tae
music in riqh, earnest, AMI ylur-el boldly into the
ocesn Of mud that o7erfows the Cry. In he B)lrl
of Councilman. Mr-C0novcr introduced al ordiusnco
directing The Board Of Health 70 proceed unler tae
State law, empowering them 70 preserye the publ;
nom pestilenee TO make Tn immediate and tiO.J1ga
purgaon Of the pak,, streets courts and lanes AM
alleys Of The City. There was considerable squifm n
wien tie ordinance came up, but afer brief debate
in Committee i was reported to the Board aad adoP
ted with bat single dissenting vote aud tat wls
only on a technical doubt The ordnance was
tslen forthwith II the other Board and
sumusrily adopted By 4 unanimous vote. Nov We
trust tere viii be no dodgingno trunpas up o. legal
dficulres-po interposing of petty objections Par
On two thousand carts and men enough to rake, Roe
sweep and shovel, and make speedy and thorough
work Whatever doubt may be expressed BY q1'5-
lers vii he swept away BY ,he uualiu)us applause
with which the people will hail any hooes eaor' to
put tie streets into decent order Tae beginning Is
au,p,cicus; ard we trust there vii be DO heita''on'
10 l4ggirg until the good work Is done.
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NORRIS il.
QUESTIONS FOR PAIN MES

/ Do yea happen to knO~ oAs earnest. heart! opps.
n,nt Of Sla7ery-of any part, or Of n9ne-"hO does
not depreca.e the passage OF Douglass Nebrak, bill
,. Do you know one champion of Slavery and its
Fxteuson-oue deDi,r that negroes are human beings
-,ne who asserts thai Sayery is better for the Blacks
,Isn Freedom-o9e who argues thu. the extension OF
,ayeAolfipg territory does not tend to perpeta,ts
Slavery Dor 70 Increase the number Of It's vicms-who
Soesnr e.tler support ills BIZ very finy oppose 1t
3. Suppose you owned farm remote from your resi-
dence and had hired man 20 keep aud I'LL h-aai
suppose YOU should find, after months absence that
YOUR overseer had meantime torn down and throwa
away tie strong high ftace Nherewith ycu had li5o'i
ouly surrounded your psemses-and suppose on yoar
iuquring What he eortd mean be should answer you
o, don't tele5e any strange cattle Nill come up,a
the farm, even though there fence around IT,
What would you think Of his sanity, ais sense, his
honesty
4 Is the cup Of Northern forbearapce uoder Is
grant,, wanon. burning wrong about ioll II NOT, do
you suppose il ever can be
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orcur in oil reasonable end eOosasuooal sa.urs. ia.
rsy tend to It. removal
Resolred. That in Al territory which may hereafter 4.
AIDED % or acquitted b. tie jnted sia wbs-s y,-,
Cses rot exist az d iille 81 such edition or ci.
nerf reiher Slavery nor ilyoiInsry -ery,nie &C..
fr he punshmsI u crime. whe.eof tho patty IA, bs,
conycitf ought ever 90 exist, but TIE should -
ain fee aud We opposed to theeI,snson Of Slavsry
over any territory and thst We also approve Of IA
vie II our Ssnators and Representatives IN Congress n
favor OF the Nlmo: Proyiso.
Reclrd That our Senators in Congress be instructed
and Repre- ayss requested, ty al e1pedcn. aai
constitutional and measures 70 sustain tn priac
ciples herein above set ioTih. ,,,,. $685.,
sresIer 4 ~ Houss % 8r5f.ssaiatr..
HARRY HiBBARD. President Of tie ssa1s
Approved June 20, 1871.
JARED W. WILLIAMS Govsfss-.
And that same Moses Norris, that sane Jsrsi W.
Williams have just voted to repeal the Missouri Re-
strictcp which excludes slavery from kanzss srl Ne
braska, while that very Harry Hubbard stands re,dv
to follow up the blow by soilar vote in the House,
Ia poss bic thai spos'sey so shameless recreaay
s. brszeu as this, can pass without rebuke'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

The House of Representatives, yesterday, after the
transaction Of some unimportant business weat into
Committee of the Whole, and resumed the consideri-
ton of the Homestead bill Several amendments were
offered and discussed, and the bill finally passed by
vote Of lC7 to -. 4 resolution was tnen adopted u-
sIucrg The judiciary Committee to inquired into the
proprety OF directing legal proceedings to any
sum of money whih may have been paid to any person
out Of tie Treasury in tie claim of Dr. Gardiner, aud
adjourned.
The Senate not in session. having adjourned over
until to-day.
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" Hal Colo bio, tsppy land!
Hal sc heroes hesyen-tOrn band.
Who f-ush, and HE'D in fresdornts cane

when, seventy years after " the peace your yalor
won we return to the days of imperial Rome for
models of cruelty matching the crueifxons of gladia
torsin order TO keep in bondage a, many human be-
ipss tie three millions armed in the holy OF
liberty during the Revolution
Northern Treemsn shall the vast territory Of the
Northwest, once solemn,y consecrated to FREEDOM
FOREVER be converted into new range for the blood
Lourds OF future monsters like this John Deyreu1
Ills is lot question with which YOU have concern,
it is empbatcally .car question. Il il for you to
answer il, Yes, or No
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NIGHT SCENES IN THE PASSAGE OF THE
NEBRASKA BILL
orr,Sror deree Of The N. z Thbuse.

'oIrtlnor derco q TIC n 4 IfIbl1e
WASHINGTON Saturday March 4, 1851.
The scenes of last night were fitting finale to tbs
passage through the sense of the infamous Nebrisk.
BILL Tie long day session extended into the evening.
The evening wore on 10 midnight Midnight passed.,
and the cock crew and daylight broke before tue
vote was taken At length, after an earnes. and Do
predatory speech Of Gen. Houston against the measure
the record finally made at o'clock in the morning,
after IN exciting session of 10 hours Aud 50 ealei
tie first step in his great iAiquity
OF the noticeable events OF the night, let mo hrss
refer 10 Douglass heated speech, which, commencing
before midnight extended to o'clock in the morning
In this performance, Nj. Douglas appeared IN seve'
distinct characters Az Chairman of the Com nssse'
reporting the b as Agtator General Of the Saver!
question, as ta Chief Of Dougsaees, as the Bly ..
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5aelerss NOli.ta.
s,nrs s.iaBa

mrs rslFt 418
DRY GOODS At Mt Chsu Pgc1s.-The an1ef
Srn,d tsSe oec.scr % ira t firpsr,1 Buyers -eassy
hal hey ,sa D. v.ss.sd = rss'h I'll. lns Sih vs0
srs. .n6 sssirabis r gods oc1pssiny
Pr "a sLd O.Eshsns
Dfss OesSs general sssostseeut
wOoisa sr6 Cotio1 Gosas, t,spted 20 aen's YEA
Vhste Goes sud ". bfoioeries
Sc-iery Gad Oi5ses
Fancy GscSs ssp -si TENED ysaEee N5toa' f4 Ana ''
ylste sfo1k.
We sbsli eouduc; n.i up0a the yfoef eaoY- y
swo yes-. eso ard shch gvsa suca unversa % s'n W
sr1ssa vCsilsi sl.e-.s from LEI er' coz - nv
pic a. ss53;s lrtsIes. fer tersla q efss; r1'ne1
10 our wersrr SosAselisrs sssser' "s ta-e
,.x h. Is t.en perfected by the 1ss OF tH1
ETY. WHEREBY t,y be oireeavies N sooa' WIZ
e.s diSpseh or nple j. eJ' o oea'e ea' '
pot, "a ,rorfoa ard expense ff irels sal o''fnes
io~ ro lo-.er b. sry ottJ rose OF o1e VS. W" ss
Cur rsor u attention lie details O. his n, % np7f'n' 70
,.,..,., sd ,rsrsre ~ ~ si'nns 10 hs Letter
HovLToE gLIirTDN
Ieporter, aud J0bbsS
No u VessJ tLG 10. Buc,a 81
ear - ti8 astOr Home y. 7.
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4 BLASTING RECORD.

Seven years ago tits day, the Sham Democracy Of
New HamPshire carried that State after desperate
siueele Tie Legislature thus chosen made haste %
pass the following Resolves which received the vote
Of every Democratic member of either House:
Resoircd By the Senete ard House II Represeak1,irs
"a GenrGI Court correned That we regard the Instit
uon o. slavery az moral social and political evil and
as srth we deeply gre s existence and ara viking io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

HE HOMESTEAD BILL passed the House yesterday
by vote CT l07 to ~ Among the Nays are all three
Members from NewHampshire, which would seem to
threaten Residential Veto, bat do not appreheni
any though Gen Pierces personal feelings are doubt
less averse to the measure But the real danger in
the Sepse' and we have little hope that body that
could psss 80 atrocious set the Nebraska hi.
guilty will be likely to follow by so bene6cent as
that which profers TO every landless citizen Free
Home from tie Public Domain. The mighty influences
Of Rallros3 Jobbipg, LandWarrllt Speculation and
all he ganol arts whereby the fewamass riches at the
expense of the many, will be broug TO bear sgainsI
tLis BIZ il The Senate, and we spPrehsni viii there
crush it. Nevertheless ii is something lbat it has til
umplart'y passed the House. When tie first Home
stead bin was presented there only i've years ago it
killed BY almost nous vote AMI 70. TWEEN
ty friends could be found TO cell the Yeas sni Nags
upon its rejection. In spite of the NebrSka outrage
liz world dos move
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"a HCLEeALR BOOK AND srAiIOSERY HOUSE,
lhe laEh

Nsscs EKoTHFTs, 80 g. r.rFrow,
,he Al r icu,. Ncw-Ysls o-r a. sonsis;s
sTocx soovs AND srauosraY for c'aa on.- -.
y. :' o. Goods II our os ,'si -5 b. B. G s3 M
r' ene e'hsT ek sta h+ ysf2 ,y s s.:l,ssr
frosin order make up ff tie os.'s lod sst
uy moved in eree esau.'. o. ,.al an a. /" H.ss
ssed "a lssH e P 81 ,s,T, p e % a
jn1r 'orb nrvts ths iavns 'ey ca l'fe u 'S'5 "
' fsSs ~s o, pa Of .tls iesaias pai
re- af,r,seiv cling School go1s in the e,uItry well -
wejs oha gsL S az ss5 o. tie as
e t. and loo. sea Of the Park aid yos esau1t
''od seeing cur 's'' k'"'~'s' inc aAso BaoTHEss
mn NcCIIyToCK's PICTORIAL SYRUP, for Bron-
eh Consumption and al chronic diseases OF To- ti- zoo u'5
pH bccLx1ocKs Co,D COoea MIXTURE fof recent c'
IN NecLs1oeT. AsrnsA lso hoo',ss eovsa RF,sDs A
s To- ifS. Soso 30 oSotsa4 PasSs
TyE ,Isyd sId ss,e 10y PC :. ,Hs " q, ,1ri, tao
iSe ~ a1ecxs D,sfsr1e ELrxa f5f ~ roas
.ansh .Il,isS .ia, ser cs,ss 5sra ID Il. digger
Dc II ie r,x,gez On civ rsss.5,s
Tsmt6y for r.Uusl rie ar tie cure d He'Iih O'0 -
Ia MeCI,xrocps RHEUMATIC LrzI1zsr nr Rhsnasi'n,
asi tn SeiSl, ne Ii,eg ., '7 e 81, ,,so. relief Of
FL sit. a. toetLese hesasohs negrsa &C f'e e.a,i
n ItCLis1otrs Isyea AsD 6cyi ~ f-i''0A iN'' III
oT4.h medic To- oossen'A HeaeeAe &c % cents
IsclssGEs AZ :: F'.1s 70, 's'y in ne
me above valuable Medicine recee introduced By rros9r
15 resi- Of c0sSa1s c. SIC PT3yst6s, aioa
Ecv York Aso ofthe principal DUggl 10 ths cJ an a. S
Of tie Uphsd -iatts sBd c6-sds
How DO YoU 10, DOCrOA t'-DOctOr bows
,ev tOdel b AID her inquiry b. FDs be ~
very much moulded With cS.h The dy ssysse = sai sl
lie ind rclC.1eBes MN - y
FfylNs Primocic Wafer tsy1g always used them ia mr.
frniy, ard ssIisby h succes DocorsaYs an aston
lass ylnT ~arduE onscA ma1iine" WY
Decor qrack msdcne 10 tllys yea rc and ever
menlc q our Biy carry In n ~ ter lee es @ 80
o. md know o. proFhior and d)L for 'lt va.
- Doctor VII not hea any and Of psl4P5to ClioE
EEERsfet : tox. Price q cents
Tor se by C. ,L'cKENgs Co. No 8i Barclay It, General
A1tus loT See- IoIk and Vicinity
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Up to tie hour OF going to press this morning noth-
irg had been heard from the steamships -Nps from
Liverpool 18Th ult. for Boston or the Atlantic from
Liverpool 2.d for shs port The Asia, with adriccs
10 the I5th is now about due at Halifax.
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TRYGUNE FOR CALIFORNIA.
in The edition Of THE TRIBUSE for circulation in CaOr
rs and on The Pacific Coast Advertisements viii be inserted
ior IES CENTS line each insertion
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Nrw.vopK nAuY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH I, 1854

.cees,y bresstirg and turning back the black aool
of Africsn slavery, which NV lifts IL cre'.' and
tsrestep, fatal llaldaD Ley vii send their hon
ored n.es 5osn to the rewoesi gcoerarions hit are
hereafter 10 be its illbifaa,. It ia great dug Iay
!, he properly es.in a'sd'ari wor'hly filfllet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

In State Senate yesterday. the bin for the Sup
preston Of Intemperance was considered in Commit
tee of the Whole and after being somewhat amended
was reported complete, the Committee strongly recon-
mending its passage
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The TTiee advertising in the WEEKLY TEI'UNE win lt.efc
Se Furry CENTS lire, each Insertion
Tho circulation of the KY alone hes reached the
ctde1,ed nsnlber Of iCG, SEQ copies