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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-08

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL AMONG The PooR-
The OLD BED PROV Ireland day last
week, in one of the neighborhoods in the
western part of the city, an agent of the Re-
lief Union found an Irish family, an old
woman and q girl, to all appearance in the
most deplorable situation. The apartment,
which they inhabited was small, low and
filthy in the extreme, and the only furniture
was horrible old BET, that looked as il it had
been used for generations and never been in
the vicinity of soap and water. The ancient
women and the girl, were in the bed and pro.
tfessed to be sick and in astate Of starvation
The agent though used to scenes Of misery
sunderstood this to be peculiarly DISTRESSING
case, and made the facts, as far as he had
learned them, known to Archbishop Purcell
who at once accompanied him to the dolefu
tenement. The Bishop looked narrowly Al
ahs sick individuals and then in the mos
imperious manner ordered them to get VI
and scrub out the room. They protested
that they were unable to do SO, bu
ainally crawled out of the filthy bed clothes
making piteous complaints.
The Agent thought the Bishop needlessly
severe, and plead the FEASIBILITY of using
more gentle words and manner, but the
Bishop Infatuated that he knew perfectly
well the kind of individuals he was dealing
with, and ordered the woman to throw the
dirty bed out of the window. The oil
woman wept, and begged for the bed; ant
protested that she had brought it from oil
ireland where it had belonged to her ances
tors, and that il was dearer to her than fiesl
Of her flesh, and blood of her blood. But tn,
Bishop was memorable, saying that the room
81 oof nd bo old hoI
away, and at last the old woman, with
wailing moan Of despair seized q knife
and cutting open the venerable sleep
ing apparatus. out poured more than
quart Of English gold.-CSn. Commercial.
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Class No. /,
Blk of Indiana, Michigan

Blk Of Indiana, Michigan
City ...s....ss.s ..ss....
Brookvitie Bk, Brookville,
Blk ofSyracuse, Syracuse. .
Blk On Eikhart, Elkhars....
Dix Of Rockville, Rockville
Blk Of Goshen, Goshen....
Blk Of M Vernon, Mt Yer
non. ..s.....!.. .........
Blk of Salem, Salem......
Blk Of the CafisCt, Indiana
polls. .....ss~.s......
Blk Of Warsaw, Warsaw. :.
TX Of Monticello, Monti'
cello .....s.s..s..s sss
Blk of Paoli, Paoli...... Dc.
Canal Blk OF Evansvills,E v'
ansville. ........... 80.
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City............ .
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By q. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
t. = : Par.

Central Blk, indianapolis.
Fayette County Blk, Con.
nersville.
Farmers Blk. Westfeld.. 90.
lGramercy Blk, Lafayette. 90.
Hoosier Blk, Logansport....
Indiana Blk, Madison. 90.
Indiana Stock Bk, Laporte,
kentucky Stock Blk ,Colum'
OuS. ..s.......s.. s.ss
Lagrange Blk, Lima.
Merchants e. Mechanics Blk,
New Albany............
New York &c Va. State SEX
I Bk, Evansville. ........
prairie City Blk, TerreHaute
Louthern Blk. Terre Harte.
Salem Blk, Salem ..........
savings BIZ of Indiana, Con-
ncfsvilfe ................
Traders Bk, Indianapolis. /.
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FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office and WsreAenss on Water street, bttpssn Main
and Leesst; also corner of Walnut st. and ths
CsRaf, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main street.
VTTILL advance cash all kinds of Produce cor.
Wv signed them for sale hero ship tother Cor
respondents atNew Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise, filed
at the shortest notice aud lowest market prices.
They will give prompt attention the Forwarding
all Produce entrustedto their care; and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
nOvIl-tf JOHN 8. MITCHELL & SON.
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts

Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster
ling.......s..........s zee.
Blk of Fort Wayne, For
Wayne 1880. ......-
Blk Of Rockport. Rockport'
Blk OF South Bend, South
Bend ...................
Blk Of Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank,
Muncie .................
Elkhart County Blk, Gos'
hen...... ...........
Great Western Blk, Terre
Haute ..................
Huntington County Bank
Huntington .............
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ruR A,IIrs sunRKNpKnkD,,.

SSINcE MRSsRS. AHLBRING BRvMnBk HAVE
OLD Corner Stsnd Water stress under ths
Journal once. FLIED evsrAcvng Win the
sortmsnt and latest styles Of aAd Winter
nshing Goods etc.. and sell them - otensnngy low shs
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists N part Of Meas and Boys M
Of Genenens Dress Goods Tailou Furnishing Good:
ever brought this city Their facilities for
which then ~ All times I'LL all orders with the best
goods and p the best barEns Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited 70 call
ing elsewhere. ase18-H
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL,(
WRpxRspAY EyEMNa, March q.

OFFICE EVANSVIL6E DAIIf JOUnNAL,J
WEDNESDAY, EvEMxa, March Y.
RrvrR-Slowly falling here, and ef.lfSsc free from
ice. Navigation resumed from Pittsburgh down.
wsAIHER-Mild and showry, with comfortable rain
the last two days.
Buexsss-some arrivals Of groceries during the week
and lair stocks on hand Of ar staple articles. We notice
the rs arrival Of spring goods. AZ the river is again
open they will be pouring in. Country merchant
BY reference to our advertising columns can always
understand which houses have received their spring
goods, aid act accordingly. Business st the wharf Il
better. but yet dull.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
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DAILY JOU r N AL.
Local and River Brevities.

Weather yesterday mild and cloudy with
some rain.
=. Dc. not forge, Mr. Gumbert's auction sale
Of liquors. furniture, Ifc., to-day, q per sdvsr-
iisement.
The river was falling at ST. Louis last
Sunday with seven fee, water in the channel to
Cairo. Some ice in the river, principally from
the Missouri.
B-The fast Fashion was at our wharf Tues
day night from 81. Louis. We thank her clerk
for a package of papers. The Fashion will be
down again tomorrow, we presume.
The Crystal Palace was here yesterday
from Louisville having left the day previous for
ST. Louis. We thank her first clerk for bun
die of papers.
The good steamer Fanny Bulitt arrived
here from Louisville yesterday morning for New
Orleans. She made a large addition 10 her
freight list here. We thank her officers for Lou
isvilie papers of Monday.
Look. out for the Police Reports. Our
Reporter for this department is wide awake, and
determined to "spafe not" Those who don't
want to figure IN police reports, had better take
care not to figure as parties at Justices Offices,
for verify justice shall be melted out to them.
On the 18th ult., the Mary Clifton, havin .
one thousand bales of cotton on board, struck a
snag at Tails shoals, on the Alabama river, and
sunk Immediately in the middle of the channel.
No person was injured, and only portion of the
cotton which WAS in the hold will be damaged
The water was three feet over her deck.
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Class No. 8, value 70 cts
* Coyinytou, Covington.

Blk Covingtou, Covington.'
Blk of Albion, Albion. 49,.
Far. Il Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
Steuben Co Blk, Angola....
State SIX Blk, Jamestown. /.
Wabash Val Blk. Logansp't
Merchants Blk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind blk, Logansport..
Orange, Peseyville. 5000.
Public stock blk, Newport.
Perry Co blk, Cannelt0n....
Peoples blk, Lima.
Plymouth blk, Plymouth....
State Stock blk, Logansport
State Stock ok, Peru.......
State Stock Security bank
Newport ...............
Starke Co blk, Knox.
Traders blk. Terre Haute. {.
Western blk Plymouth.
Laurel Blk LAUREL. ... ....
Farmers e. Mechanics Blk.
indianapolis ............
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Atlantic Blk, Jackson. .....
Blk RENSSELAER,. Rensselaer,.
Blk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper......
State SIX Blk, Marion. .....
Shawnee Blk, Attica.....-
Blk OF Attica, Attica........
Blk Of North America, New.
port ....................
Blk Of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ss.sss.. ...s.ssss..
Blk of Connersviile, Con.
nersville ...........
Blk OFT Wadsworth, Mich
igan City ...............
Blk Of America, Morocco. i.
Blk Of Auburn Auburn ....
Blk of Albany, New Albany
Drovers Blk Of Rome, Rome
Exchange Blk. (no issue)
Greencastle...... ......
Govt Stock Blk, Lafayette
Green Co Blk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Blk, Lafayette
Mish-waka Blk, (no issue
Miskawaka .............
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Indiana Reserve Bank,
Kokomo.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
f1eld..............
New York Stock Bank, Vim
c6nnes ..................
|Tippecanoe Blk, Winemae. .
Upper Wabash BIZ, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansport' go.
Wayne Blk. Richmond. ....
Wabash River Blk, JASPER.
Wabash River Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
C0rydon............s....
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
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TELEGRAPHIC!
[Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal. ]

Reported expressly 1Or the Dally Journal.
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OswEGo, March 6.
An exciting election. A Know Nothing
Mayor defeated BY 500 majority.
RICHMOND, Va, March 6.
The mail agent between Raleigh and
Weldon, named McGowan, was attacked
yesterday in Weldon by three men, for a
trihing debt. who shot him in the head. There
were no less than six balls in his body
When the cars left he was supposed to be
dying.
New York, March 6.
The frigate Des GENES has been released
by the health officers and is coming up. Fiji
ty-eight of her passengers state that they
are political exiles.
AuBuRN, N. Y, March 6.
The Know Nothings elected their Mayor
by 200 majority.
BosroN, March 6.
In the elections throughout the State the
Know Nothings have carried about four-ifths
of the towns so far as heard from. =
ELMYRA, N. Y, March 6.
There was regular West India white
squaIl last night. Chimnies were blown
down, houses unroofed, the car house of the
Wilmington and Elmyra railroad blown
down, and three engines destroyed.
DETROIT, March 5.
Ledyard, Democrat, is elected Mayor by
500 majority.
CONCORD, March 6.
The peoples INSTRUMENTATION conven.
ton is in session, filling two of the largest
halls to overlooking. John p. Hale, Geo.
N. Smith and others made speeches.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. March 6, p. NJ.
The Price Current publishes nearly complete state.
ment ofthe number o. hogs packed in Ohio Kentucky
and Tennessee which shows total Of against
Oss 900 the places last year. Deficiency
number $50 .0O0. The total deficiency in weight Is
equal $50 lbs The markets generally unchanged
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-08

OHIO SCALE WORKS.
RYLAND q co..

];
WE are nasufaeturing Railroad.
+" Depot. Hsv. Stock or Coal. Floor and
Platform Scales Of all sizes: also Drug .
giss snd Bank Scales brass and iron
beans Counter Scales. &C.. 60. which
IN warrant Of superior workmanship and
- material. We would call particular at
tsntion Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. All eommuniestiens pr-mpy
attended to oetl3.u
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lReported for the Journal.l
Legal Proceedings.
BEFORE ESQ. WALKER, MARCHG.

DEE OhE ESQ. WALhEh, MAhCH u.
State Of Indiana, on complaintl
of Hermann Bissek, Z, rs.
Christian Lintznick, Assault and Battery.
Peter Lintznick and
Theodore klee,
The defendants had been in the habit of pass
ing with wagons, &C., through the farm OF Bis
seeker. Bisseker wishing to protect his farm, and
vet not obstruct the passage of the defendants,
threw fence across the road on one side OF his
farm, and gave them the right of way another
route. few days ago the complaining witness
met the Lintznicks and Klee driving over his
lands As usual by the old route. Their meeting
was At first friendly, but as soon as the defend
ants demanded restoration of their old easement
the parties formed in hostile array, and the three
trespassers essayed to use an axe on the mortal
coil" of Bisseker, who has appexed TO the law
for redress. The defendants swore hard for each
other, but, their stories not being well planned
before their appearance in court, did not tally
well, and they were mulcted in S. and COSTS
In addition, the defendants have been summon
ed to answer in an action for damages f,r tres
pass ri ct arms.
Robert Irwin, of Posey county, was brought up
on complaint Of Sheriff Gavi,t for disturbing an
-assemblage for lawful purposes. Robert was in
attendance at an auction sale, and being most
gloriously intoxicated. behaved in a manner un-
becoming a we'll disposed citizen. When taken
before the Magistrate he became uIroarous and
contemporary rejected all good advice Of his
friends as an attempt to compromise his indepen.
dence. Robert was fined s. and costs, which
she Sheriff of Posey county paid for him, and he
went.
CosRr or Common PLsAs.--Yesterday wa.
the third day of he March Tenn ofthe Court Of
Common Pleas of Vanderburph county. Nothing
vt importance has as yet transpired, a few unim
porsant motions only having been disposed Of
There were but three small State cases docket
ed before the beginning of the term The whole
number of civil cases is one hundred and twelv,
many OF Them small claims against estates.
The Prosecutor of this district has not ever
sent his compliments, which gives rise TO tn
question-"have we Common Pleas Prosecu
tor among us?" The Court appointed Morri
8. johnson, Esq, special Prosecutor for tn
term. His duties, however, will not be yer.
sRerous.
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lust RECEivKDn
Cement;
Oranges (wsst IndiesG
Buffers Ink. for thetrade.
ah7 rENNEY & soRExseN.
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NANCY ROCKING CHAgRs-
Jssh COOKS Family Gsoeesy.
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THOMAS CONYNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
VTTOULDrcspectfulyi inform hisfriendsand the pub
wv lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone * Wheeler, their entire stock OF Book &
Stationery he has owed his Book Store stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enable him
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this marke con.
sstng in part Of Miscellaneous School Medical and
theological Books. Writing. Printing. wrapping and
Fancy Paper, and Foreign & Fancy Stationery OF all
kinds All of which will be sod Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices a fact to which he would callthe
attention ofcountry merchants dealers, teachers and
others being confident he make to their Interest
to purchase of him. aug 25-u
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Selling off at Eastern Cost For Cash
WALL PAPER. BOR DERS. &C.

subscriber his entire stock Of Paper
deRs Fire Boards etc. at the Eastern cost price.
from this TO the 15th OF March order to make
for spring stock. which will be the complete
brought this city Call procure
gains. - Will positively sell st cost,
JOHN o, DEvEREUX. Jr.,
fsbH Nsin street, bet. First and Second.
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=
-0ae.xk pointed Agent for the above Compa- LINK
- - ny in this city will be prepared.
the opening Of the Evansville and
Railroad Terrs Haute and upon the opening
River navigation receipt for the delivery Goods
Produce ofsyery description from his city all
the Eastern Ces via Railroad River from here Pitts
.ur and thence East over the Pennvania Road TO their
street. sair) under the Telegraph Once Wsrshouss
sovis-H JOHN 8. MfTcHRLL. Agent.
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&HM9 R9
RAILROAD CHARACTERIZATION NoTicE

THO ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all interms-
IL dists stations and places Immediately the compile
ton OF the Evansville and Crawfordsvls Railroad Tore
aute which will be within about three weeks this date
kinds Of Produce and Property from this city
points this and Tsrre
cities intermediate points and Ohio.
New York Central New York and Erie and Albany and Bos
ton Railroads.
ST Rates made known application at my once. under
novis.W JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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The peoples Standardization conven.
ton is in session, filing two of the largest
halls to overlooking. John P. Hale, Geo.
N. Smith and others made speeches.
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VUyIN PLATE. &C.
u 200 boxes Tin Plate; 50 dcz assd Copper Bcttcms
sobdls sssd sheet-iyon; 10 Pigs Block Tin; reed ~,
lats arrivals for salsby deel3 MANUEL ORR.
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AUCTION ROOMS.

MAIN STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
XAE have removed Auction Rooms Main
w the old Court House. where prepared Of receive
and sell commission auction private SALE all kinds Of
Merchandise. Household Furniture. Horse Buies &C.
REGULAR Salisbury Tuesday. Thursday and Sataa-
day commencing At o'clock A. M and Tuesday. Wsdnss-
day and Friday evenings at as-lighting.
We viii pay parisuir attention 70 the selling Land
and Town Lots.
All persons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons Bugsies
Of say SELL respectfully
licited TO give call. oct7-ly W00LSEY NELSON.
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
VHE understand have recently built large
tial Warehouse on the Canal ut Petersbureh and
nov 10 trapssct Produce Commission or
wardns business entrusted 70 them Ccnsgnses will be
In All cases warranted TO give satsfaeticn.
decs-tf BARR 4 MORGAN, Petersburrh. IL.
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OF The above, were sent TO the U. 8. Mint,
Philadelphia, for coinage s4,ols, 400 "a
Excess OF deposits 1t Assay once, In
Jan. 's5, over Jan. "a At &. 5. Mat. Is2. o2o 90
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The progress Of banking in the new States Of the
West 10 clearly shown In this comparative state
ment. The banking system Of Wisconsin is upon a
pretty substantial basis. The class Of sto sks re-.
ceived as security for circulsi,n Is not the best,
but we notice that the banks keep on hand q largo
amount Of s~pecie-larger, in proportion 10 the
amount Of paper issues, than any Of the New Eng.
land banks have. The banks In the aggregate ap.
pear TO be we'll managed, and 1t Is to be hoped they
will continue 30, for the best interests Of the State
are involved In IL.
The expenses Of the sts.e government OF W!scon-
sin In each Of the past five years, havs been As
follows -
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hsrspar, gsb. as r r.
nssap.rvn--rssr-rh. sale. .ms.sesa ss..s 80
5000 bbls, ineladinS eo<nDos sst straight stats
brands, ., q 80 20 onias W good wssssvs %
~ 81 nd 90 tode for ss,ra Ohio. Ersss 0~n>ss~ vAs
upshsng~i. CANADIAN Gas soN W . nai,~i sr~ss
81 About - ibsu ~ 10 bosi, sd 81 - Dstem
dsiy psid soathsrs so.r sS1 In . msS~fs.s vsy 81
~ ~ fer eommon " god, sns ., % II . go
for fsaey ssa sst,s hssfs wbss.-rss ssiss ss-
fouibsrp rcd Of o. "a, ssS 900 40. -hi< klshigss -
" W. Corn vas s>sscs and ssi~s limited A ssis ~
100 eushsls psins ysiiov, ssost, vss msss s,et Eye
vas ~ ntnsL. O~,s Ger. srr al g. . tts. for YES ~
% ~. Essl vss dell 81 u 70 fot Jsrssy, ss1
~ for rr.nty-rns
OTIS Tbs .siss On N. spei srsss.sei sbosi ~
bsiss, the msrsss slosins 81 srvstns ystess
bssssrys 10 ussfpoolI 30 hi. nesr -sfs snssrss
81 Ia Cd loo bsrss tsoon 81 liza -, sDd 70 hdfs-
90. 81 ths srs is,es .sa go bs's' eo''es ga. 49,
sb1 go bas resn Of 10 % pr 20 4s vsesA =
! go toe vas eAssisr.i foe fopSos tom . Chhas< psws
=, ~ 10. " frors , ns,hsr psx, 'h.a csnsos, hss, 60
ansbssrss 10 cnfornis rates vsr. rtssiy, % sS,va
tce . te. Per fox m~sssr-rsni 70 Bwsu~s -
ysasgss hssv god. ..r. ,@Asa .. 2ls "a ne 10
In. rlss18<os rs>fs r.pogst yesterday 81 Ne, ~
.as vsssso~ns,1es y iyt~s, as prass~a sis SAa
fsorS0s.-Pon .s s.@.sy, ~, Ne nsrts vss
tbs- 90 us.s ., sl7 70 ns- ~sss ssa $50 p~s.s s~s
rorssal 81 eut "a, snf si3 - fs nss prss. ns~f-
trsn nsss - oounty nsss snt pvins v~ss nss u -
rates fri.s sss sssf 90 ssshssssAL usvsaAsl w.
.sss 100 bsis b~sf hs.s, vsr.sss vsrs ssa ssis.
CO, nrs,s we've 10 so~t ds~aaA, ssA ssks u 100 sse>ss
ssss vsrs nsts 81 r. skosksss rssg>d fro@ tts.Ib
prime ~ ie~. rs isss ssi.s q hss s.~s .sss - ia.
eross-ns nsssss vss noss s~ivs, ssf ts 49,
inbred sses, . 90 has Ne. orlssss - ssxs.
sss 100 hAa: csss sstxs asse
vsssr -rss sAi.. tssiss.i ipbAs rrsss - NJ,
sol 100 10. Ole ~ saSss.
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fhiladeipbia, Tor coinage .......... t4,01s, 100 "a
fxcess OF deposits at Assay Once, In
Jan. %, over Jan. "a IT q. 8. Mint. 132, 020 90
TIE ex1ortation Of specie from this portlest week
amounted to only tlo. 4I3 So making the aggregate
for tho Year Sl66 ,s31 "A. Thus far the ship neut,
from Boston have bssn greater than those from TIL
city. There wil be no steamer from this port for
Liverpool until Saturday next, the 10th inst. Tnere
10, consequently, nothing doing in ex ,hsnges-
Albert II. Nicoay's regular ssmi weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds yin take place to morrow,
the sch inst, at III O'Clock, sa the nsrchanu' Ex.
change.
The Lorill ard Fire Insurance Company have de-
c'sred q semi-snnusl dividend Of i've per cent.
The Instruments upon the stock Of the A american
Coal Company have been paid up; and the company
% already fairly under way, and sending daily 70
msrhet about four hundred tons Of coal.
The Rensselaer, County insurance. Company, Of
Lansingburg, bas made an assignment OF IL effects
and . receiver has been sppotnted. The Troy
Wing says;-
Ts a6airs b are for rome time past been smbarassS.
IN consequence OF heavy losses. The company vas Z
joint stock and mutual concern, and was orrsnissd
some eighteen OF twenty years ego. Its rsputafoa has
been generally good, and iz busise>s Q good deal en-
tssaed. ssver.iiy owners Of property destroyed b. are
In this city In August last sudss By his fN1ss, soma
Of them 70 60 miserable amouss.
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value Of sesds made ct Pittsburr IN . year, snd shipped
thence. The number OF arrivals and departures ct tho
port annually arc, Of 6rst class Steamers, linz; Of -
cond class stesnsrs, ASA; and Of heel barges and dat
year 1854 there were built and registered 1t Pittsbury 81
passenger steamers, Of II ,ooi tonnage, and 10 fright
and t~owboats, Of !, 1893 tons, making . total Of 1917
Stunning "a, 200 bushels OF bituminous coal every twenty.
four hours. This 10 exclusive Of eight boats built, but
not yet registered, Of an aggregate tonnage OF s 500 tons.
The cost OF all there boats was $780, SS.
Tho report OF the trustees Of the Illinois and
Michigan canal, for the year ending Nov. 30, 1854,
gives the annexed exhibit Of the operations OF the
loans, &C., In addition TO those already published.
The annexed table contains, under each head spsci.
fed, Tire entire amount received and the entire
amount expended by the board from the date Of the
organization Of the trust in June, 1916, 70 the closs
of the Last financial year -