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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

I DAN FOR 81 900, 000-FOr the ENLARGE
4 MENT Of THE ERIE, THE O5VEG0 TuE CAY.
UOA and SENECA CANALS, and Tor tho COMPLErlOsa
THE BLACK RIVER and GEaE5EE yALtEY cANts
and for the ENLARGEMENT Of the LOCKS Of TIE CHAh-
PLAIN CANAL
Commissioners OF the Canal Fand by virtue OF the ct
entitled provide for tho Enlsrgemen u the Bas
the O.veso the aud Seneca Canals ami for e
competion the Black River and Gcnesee Valley Caos sd
TO provide for the Of certain Canal ksven e a
Gates and for other porposes passed 18th April is hssy
notice. that Proposals will be received 81 the Cso
Departm, nj nhu the 20 day Of February rsI &C y, ca
LARS for which transferable cec OF Stock VIII De uee
Ia the Of the people Of the State OF New fofh bearing
interest at The rate OF ss cent snnun psyabo q1I
terly the frt day OF January April July and October
each and the pncp roburssbe the lat dsJ oil Jm
nary, 1873 -
1t Understood the are to ct Bb
erty 10 take less II the offers such ths
loo advantageous 10 the interests Of tho State.
The propossis be for the whole
less than 5000. All proposals. To h. scaled up
6osed Loan for the Fnssmen ac add inolosed 10 ss
envelope directed 70 the Auditor Of tho Csnal Department.
Albany
The money will he required bs paid per the
acceptance the bid and the balance the Let dy
which will the Losa, %,
the money viii be received snd scrip busd a. any tin.
fore the LIST OF March II desired after the award Of the loan
made. - =.
Payments made by deponr the the credit o.
the Treasurer d the State account OF the Cans. fuad
the Bark q the Manhattan Company sewYofk. or ne
New York State Bank In the City Of Albany.
stoosholsen residing In the t and Judicial Districts ana
those residing Of the State will receive the Interest o, tue
Sock held by quarterly the Bank Of the Manhstt4n
tho EexYork State Bank in tho CITY Of Albany
Canal Iepart ment, Albany Jsn "a, 1855
~ J. HAYMOsD Lou Governor
y. w LEAyESWORTa. Secretary Of 5tsts
JAMES NJ COOK Controller.
y o sPAULDIsG TTeisgrer.
0GnEN HOFFMAN Atforncy GENERAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeayeB BROOK.
lvp for Gr,epport 10 NJ for Henpsesd, u NJ. and
p N Fumnsdsle 10 P. n; Jamaica g. 20 For syos,e,,
tito A. NJ and SIS taking sye'set s1aneh at ales.
Monday, sls NJ To F.Iminsdl., 80 ? rsgrn1s
F.ruinsdale $50 A n; syosset 7.55 A N. and P NJ;
Hempstesd SIS and $50 p. NJ; Jamaica $40. 7.S5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

nIVIDEND.-The Broadway Insurance Con-
raw Rave declared sent ,nnnsl pvicens Of eOUk
PER tENT payable ard si.t the ht d,y OF FeersNT
rext 'ohN "nat' SoSes<~Ss
New.Yorh. J.n -. 1855. -----
ct. NICHOLAS BANK-DIVIDEND
- a,yideud OF TaREE AND HALF fE2 CENT. he
been deeIrs6 the capital stock Of this Bsns psyeee
arr after the 2h OF Fe,iusrv Toe traster books VI
be elos, rom he - th 2th Of February neasva -
WV \ OAKLEY. Csshles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

nPENING of the MAIN LINE and GALENA
~ BRANCH Of tie ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
NEW srdCONTINUOUs RAILROAD ROUTE fron CAIRO
to GALENA, from CAIRO 10 CHICAGO, WlTdOUI
CHANGE Of CARs!-1HROUGH LINE 70 ST. LOUIS,
ALL the WAY bI RAILROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHIA. from Pie, No North eivetcTTs lines
sesn boat JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AMBDY, thence BY
Pss.s Ard PeisdeiPh,s tsre ~ Enpses % a.
den by ears through In Eve hours Fsfe - Way Accom-
uno5.ifon and Emlsrsbt Line at l p ~ Fare 81 80 En
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

WASHINGTON, N. c., June 6.-Naval Stores
kinds dull and declining last sales of Dip Turpen,
81 oo Lar 81 49, Grain-The receipts of Corn are
increase and prices the decline For two lots of Hyde
now on the market 81 O5 is all that is offered
FAYETTEVILLE, June bacon Il@l2b. BeeWa
25@25 Coffee Rio, l2@l3. Laguira, l3a St. Domipg
Vo902 Cotton-Far to good, 101@103 ordy to mid 100
lO+ Feathers 5000. Flour, Family, 10 75@il co. Sup'
fine 5@lO IS; Scratched, 100000 co. Grain-COrn s.
9u W Wheat. 10000 Oats, 75 Peas, 81 2O@l 2 Ry:
ST. o0@0 co. Hides-Dry, SOLO; Green, 495 Lard l@ll:
Salt, Twp sack 81 75@$O 90 Alum, % bu OO@O %.
Cotten-We advance on all grades.
tlour-steady and firm.
Corn-reeeipts increased. Finds ready sale.
Yellow Dip TGrpentine IS, Scrape 81 Spirits SO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-Gallego Flour sold in jog
bng lots at $l3. Adamantine candles "a cents Wl"i
$l oO0I 10 Turpentine selling at 20 cents New OreD
Sugars 81 cents Hams l4A cents Cheese IA cents Laa
awana Coal $22 SO.
NEW YORK, June Go previous days 1.-THE MARE
or 1urpentne has continued inactive and the sale n
peloW shows concession the part of hoderSst0ea
mana % S0oO bbs Spirits Turpentine sold freely at =
~ cents, cash, though lower rate was accepted ye
!Or ooO Dds. for export-stock 1000 bbs. Common hH
Is scarce, most OF that noted in our last as stock %
second hands, awaiting shpment--stock a 1000 bb' A.
none to be had under 81 80, while small lots the F
nave commanded more Tar has continued quiet, and -
OF shipping has been made ut So % % bb which isbE
SOCK III @ 1900 bbls. The sales are 1000 bbE Nm
county Iurpentine at So Is % 28O d.; l50 North G
ana Wilmington Shipping Tar So 25, in order, in yaTd -
WlLlamst0n, 81 IS 1900 Spirits Turpentne Al 9 ~ s
cash. mostly in shipping order, S4O0 Wilmington CG
No 81 Is q 50 p 80 and $50 h. and 30 do, sig'
623 % go b.
R1CE-The market remains firm but very quiet, anl "
nave but to note sales of 200 ties. at So S74 Sc oO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

New York, June 7lh.-The brig Cuba has arri.
we'd With dates from Laguayra to May 25. All was
quiet, but apprehensons were entertained by the
government that an invasion of the province of Mar
acabo by New Grenada might occur. Troops were
consequently being pressed into the service to ro-
tect the province.
The country was in deplorabe state of bank
luptcy from the course OF the late administration
The present ministry have determined 10 extrcate
the country from the present difficulties.
Charles Eames the American Minister, was pro-
ceedng satisfactorily with the duties of the legation
The duties were likely to be arduous they being the
prosecution of American claims for spoliations.
Congress had adjourned without adopting any i'm.
portant measures, except con6ding 10 the President
dictatoriai powers.
American produce was abundant, and country pro
duCe scarce. Five Spanish vessels had arrived il
the month Of May with flour from Spain. Flour
had in consequence declined 50 per barrel
Col. Dias, chief of the Venezuelan navy, came
passenger, as commissioner from the government t.
settle the guano question of the Isle of Anes. Al
additional force TO protect the Island would leave OF
the goth of May. Venezuela claims the island b,
right of conquest, the Yankee having omitted to plan
the standard of the United States Col. Das proceed
to Washington with the view of obtaining a requis
ton of the new y acquired territory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs AND BEEF.-The recent
bounfu rains, aud the prospects of abundant crops,
every where, are beginning to tell upon prices AT
New York, on Wednesday, there was quite panic in
the flour market. Medium grades sold at decline of
fully two shlllIngs per barrel. Wheat was dull and
decidedly lower Corn declined four cents per busba
selling at o. 81 90, and were two cents lower
and quite heavy. New York letter, of Wednesday
evening says.
Flour that was bought yesterday on speculation.
was sold to-day at loss of fully three shillings
per BARREL and the average decline on medium grades
is IS cents per barrel The receipts both here and At
Buffalo begin to have telling effect upon prices and
with 10000 barrels afoat and unsold, It is M,
at all surprising that receivers begin TO manifest
some uneasIness.
Yesterday there were no sellers for july deliv.
cry at 50 IS, while to-day sales were made at So
123, and more offered al the same figures without
finding purchasers. The receipts of -four TO-DAY bv
the river and Erie Railroad were nearly ls, 900 hills
and it is anticipated that abou, as much will he 70
ceived Tomorrow. We have now len DAYS, snnnI1
hand, and should the receipts show no falling "A
during the present week. it would not be at ali snr
prislng to see, in a few days, decline of one doa,
per barreln
/ Yesterday, we learn by telegraph -four furthe
declined at New York 64a123 cents per hill Rec
cattle also declined so cents to 81 in that citv or
Wednesday.-BaH. Sun, 8th anst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
ArrlyaI of the Steamer AVnshlnrton

NEW York, June 6.--The steamer Washington,
from Havre via Southampton arrived here this even
ing after boisterous passage. She experienced a
succession of head Winds and at this side of the banks
much fog also passed several dangerous cebergs
Tie papers brought by this arrival, though not SO
late as the advices per steamer Africa contains few
items of interest
The Presse DOrient supplement, publishes on dts
relative TO bloody battle in the heights of Baakla-
va between Russian division and corps of Turks
and Egyptians. The Ottomans said to have held
the Russians in check for eleven hours, when rein
forcements from the allies forced the Russians re-
tire.
Cronstadt has been declared to be in a state oil
siege.
II was calculated to make addition to the Rus
sian army of 100000 men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON NORTH-CARO
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. ~.
June 7-Steamer Fanny LutterIoh, Stedman, from }"
etteville, to w. p. Elliott r,n
8-Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvillo, to A h. ~
Bokkelen. ..
June 8-Steamer James r. Gris, Williams, from F''''
vile, to A. D. Cazaux.
CLEARED. A
June 7--Steamer Spray, Price, for Smtihville, W .
VanBokkelen. ~
S-Steamer Southerner, Johnson, for Fayetteville"
H. McRary & Co.; with two lighters III tow. III, By
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, for FayatteVl'
w. p Elliott. as
Schr Charles Mills Smith, for New York. by DeRO'''
Brown; with naval stores, &C. ,;s;
Schr. Wake, O'Neal, for New York. by George HAN
with naval stores, &C. "A l.
June 9-Steamer Spray, Price. for Smithvile' BY a.
Van Bokkelen,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
sonIa. Nnf sfaf,o,, !.


Who shall judge man from manners
Who shall know him by his dress?
Paupers may be fit for princes.
Princes fit for something less
Crumpled shirt and dirty Jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
vi the deepest thoughts and feelings
Satin vests could do ne more
There are springs of crystal nectar,
Ever swelling out of stone;
There are purple beds and golden.
Hidden, crushed and overgrown
God, who counts by souls, not dresses.
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man appraised above his fellows,
Oft for gets his fellows then;
Masters lers-lords-remember
That your meanest kinds are men.
Men by labor, men by feeling
Men by thought and men by fame
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
In mans ennobling name
there are foam-embr oidered oceans
There are little wood-clad rills.
There are little inch-high saplings
There are cedars on the hills
But God, who counts by souls not stations
Loves and prospers you and me-
tol to him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Toiling hands alone are builders
Of q nations wealth and fame.
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened on the same
By the sweat of others foreheads.
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly lifteth up his voice.
But truth and justice arc eternal.
Born with loneliness and light
AND sunsets wrongs shall never prosper
Where there is sunny right
And God, whose world-heard voice is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Will sink oppression with its titles
AS the pebbles of the sea.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
June End, 1855.

GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER This body COM
menced It's Annual Session here on Monday morning
last and closed on the following Thursday evening
There wase good attendance of Delegates from vari-
Gus sections of the State. We learn that business
OF Importance to the craft transacted, and that
its deliberations characterized by that spirit of
harmony SO peculiar to the Institution. On Wednes-
day morning the members of the Grand Chapter with
few invited guests, took trip in the Steamer sam
Berry to Black Fish Ground.
The following are the officers for the ensuing year:
Peter B. Custis of Newbern, M. E. G. H. P; Pride
ZONES ZONES Of dHIllsboEo NJ; E D. G. H. p L. M. Pas
m Uira %, GHGrds E. e. R.; T. Page Ricaud, Of Will
+ W. W. Brown of Wilmington, G. Treas'r T. B. Carr
Oh wilmington; e. Sec'ry; Rev s. S. Bryant, of Ger.
ma9to"n''G; Chaplain; S. D. Farmer, Of Wilson, G
r ocl D. e. e. Turner; of Orange, J. R. A. c.; j. B
of Duplin, G. M. I'd v; Henry c. Hurdle of sia
nance, G; M. LIST "; H. W. Foy, of wilmington
Grand Tyler Commercial of 9Th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
{ From the Boston Teiegraph--Kno,c- Nothang.]
Sentiments of the Abolition Press

VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-The Know Nothings have
failed to rake any impression among the voters of
Virginia, and will have TO abandon at once and with
Ieserve all hopes of carrying that State at the
The battle lar regards Virginia. is fought and
lost Nor is there any better chance for them in the
other slavehodng States. They cannot carry any
more of them than The Wing party was accustomed
TO carry. and probably not so many.
The old true Democratic party springs into full life
and vigor. 1t hes. by the passage Of the Nebraska
bill and ats failure to condemn the Missouri anvasion
retained the confidence 1chich the Shareholders haze 70,
so long time reposed 1t and it is useless for ana
party at least any eac and untried party, to attempt
10 depriue It of this confidence. In any contest for
sIaveholdimg support, the Democratic party 1ru out
bid any other panty IN the country and 1t IS oil foa
for any competitor to enter the list Nth it, If it is to
be beaten in 1856, it will be beaten by party which
shall represent northern opinions and wants
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
KnOw-Nothimx Prescription.

The wild, wicked range of know nothing proscrip.
ton is without limit Under the constitutional amend
ment recently adopted by the Legislature of Massa.
chusetts, which depryes all aliens of that State from
holding Office, Professor Agassiz, of the first lv
ing scientific of the age, will be expelled from
his chair in the Cambridge University.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
Departure OF the Kane Expedition.

We have already briefly announced the departure
from New York of the propeller Attic and the barque
Release forming the expedition who go in search of
DR.. Kane and his com panons The Courier and
Enquirer of last Fridays ISSUE thus notices the de-
parture of the expedition
Gas the hour of sailing arrived the navy yard
wharves were lined with spectators, and among them
many ladies who had come to bid farewell to gallant
spirits, who perhaps may never again be greeted by
their smiles
Everything being in readiness, the Arctic having
steam up hoisted her anchor and moved forward of
the Release, to which hawser was extended that
she might be lowed down the bay. The Release
then hoisted her anchor and cast off the line bv
which her stern was moored to the cob-work near
by, and the gallant vessels and their noble crews
were under way AS they moved swiftly down
propelled by steam and tide the sailors on board the
North Carolina manned the yards and sent up cheer
after cheer IN which those on the wharves fervently
Joined The crews of the departing vessels reuled
with cheer upon cheer till their voices were lost in
the distance. AS they passed down the bay thew
attracted great attention, and the heaest wishes for
success IN the noble undertaking, and safe and
SPEEDY return to all, were expressed every side
These vessels haze been fitted out with all the
care and skill that experience and science could COM
mand Their strength has been largely increased,
ana every arrangement has been made TO secure the
comfort OF those on board during long and intense
| ly cold winter within the Arctic circle"
| The Courier adds:
g AT the request of Lady franklin who was unable
to have suitable tablet prepared in England to send
out by this expedition, Mr.. Grnnell has caused the
following inscription to be engraved on handsome
tablet OF white marble, 2 feet inches by feet,
which will be erected on Beechy island
TO THE MEMORY OF
FRANKLIN, CROZIER, FITZJAMES
And all their gallant brother officers and faithful com
panlons, who have suffered and persisted in the
cause OF Science and the service of their
country,
! r
erected near the spot where they passed their first
arctic winter, and whence they issued forth to
conquer difficulties or to die. It commemo-
rates the grief of their admiring country
Hen and friends, and the anguish,
subdued by faith, of her who
has lost in the heroic lea
der OF the expedition
/ the most devoted
| and affection
/ ate of hus-
bands
ana so ne 6rsngeth them into the hauen qChere then
/ ~ rcould be. 1855
! MS stone has been intrusted to be
/ amxed In It's place by the officers and crew
oil the American Expedition, commanded nv
d Lieut. II. J. Hartstein, in search of DIR Kane .,a
his companions"
About year ago man named Copsin fell dow,
on the track of the Great Western ro;I,a =; r.
r land n TIn ats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

The Attorney General of the United States has de-
cded that the transfer public stocks held by foreign
the party claiming the right in such stocks entitled
devsee. Distribute, Otherwise according tolsw.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

No From every section of the country our exchang-
es bring us the gratifying news of promising crops
of wheat and corn. The oat cropis said to be poor
The harvest has already commenced, and the yield
is fully equal if not larger than for several years
previous.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
THE GREAT RACE.
Painful Intelligenc for the Lovers OF Fresdentia
Sports!
SAM KNOW NOTHING LET DOWN I!

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT TO FAvoRITE COLT ENTERED Fol
THE SWEEP STAKES Of 1885,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15
T9R WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

nc Three or four ship-loads of Flour and wheat
are on the way from California for New York. LOOK
out for snecnlators to burst up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

About year ago man named CoDs;n foil down
on the track of the Great Western railway in Emo.
land while IN state Of intoxcation andIwas killed
The tavern keeper from whom he had received his
last glass was lately indicted and found guilty The
fine in such case is 425, Aps
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-15

Major Welton, the Superintendent Of the Ar,esau
well at Charleston has succeeded in forcing down the
boring of the we'll to the depth of 1899 feet Pro-
gress had latterly been much impeded by rock q
feet in thickness, but it finally having been passed
through by the skill and perseverance Of Mai. Weton.
stream of water had been reached which runs at the
rate of 25 gallons per minute The prospect Of pood
water in plenty in Charleston is therefore now quite
cheering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
D1sasterp &C.

BRIG SRA 5rRp (Sefre rep rted from Trinidad FOR W y
York toe lon nit 10 navy R,~ N
Let lon 70 To yss.r tho ob'sed TO
cut Iwsy be Ths hriE ght-d nut N ms t'ls n-f
h. ". .s., AID carried sEsy Durng The bio y
tr,s men washed Ov-TN--i ~ me heavy set "hch
,veft the crcks fut ded b. gazing he vessel Oe
~ n. r.v hsc he hy h- force 81 tn g.. ~tch
sssho . s.s. ,Cnle portion 81 tbs creek shorty asr
sic fallen with bJ the 'chr sheet Anh'r S'ys w
cot ~ NJ tie ,spso sud tsAen of aod ar.
rec "a 10 ssvsrtsh Iapt w ebef.O0 ooinon tnat me
hi. uu. l-v- gone dos sho y afsr hinse eeT we're
,st,b of Te Bid passed on the 9Th Ut, IS De-
fore re,ort.d 81 appeared To be hDstins hsht -,
ScHR sasTH.GESis. Which sailed fom Portland on tue
seh ut for HsyaUs. pIt bsct Sist, l-ssy
ScHR Got DES WEST Perhrs Of ard from rew'uryPort'
Be r. r,por,d sbsro-usd sd diff I'd ashore az Iosus-If
Il.f rua u's by schr black -ql.ll go uns) %
N,uYor just before day ths IL bosIns nsav, and roth
sna .taes thst collision occurred rom ssnt " proper
w-ieb o. bosn IN. al hst de beng bsoT eSceP ms
nan At he wheel Cat he disosyed liant,
Al hailed Ia or her Oft hut iveo answer
TIE az the dit sop q sseerta the snise,
sntpo.ir ther vessel They =, saved
cett Pat ek ycGFsh H belong TO Ne~bufyp3Tt where
h. fas left q wife sld four children
EcHR S.RaH Hissin. srrved st Bos.on. Sunday from
Prew.isr with 81 ha- cotton from ship dson wrecked a.
TIA risre Tie cotton will al b. saved
fxTEAcT -ttsIto tvoOd waiter, Esq, Secretary OF
the =, sfd Of Unfrrwrt. $ d-ted
Ct THoMAs March l5->hip Julis f. Tyler Capt Laury
winch tui ths port drss TIE 80 nit has boa
di.cbarsd and vi - on The Narine Sip 'O.nosroV No
bs hs. u hs end bsk boxes Of snd cisss o ran
uer. eut bur ire occurred caused by pon'
hu.rio burning the store down. aod but very
little will he saved. . .
mouth Fugand al in bsrs, pu 10 here 10 distress b.
sIiIg badly. He'd trcun over oun bags hss been os'
CHARGED About 2O bags 10 we've bprut survey has
beel held upon the vessel; che may De condemned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
cLEARAscEs FROM NEW YORK.

The ,,les Of some $500, 900 aichig.n Central Rail
road bonds at Boston for London, alluded 10 yeser
day, were made at %.
The Boston and Lowell Railroad Company have
dposed Of the $500 900 in bonds at par, which they
propoted to year and half since, bu thea
limited them at p p. ut premium.
TIE Star of the West is at hand with s23S 900 10
gold which is loss than was anticipated. Business
wss dull in San Francisco bu goods were otpressei
on The market a. a large Improvement in demand
was looked for coon. Gold dust was scarce, and
would be until some plan Of transportation trom the
mining districts Was adopted. IbGre wss good sup
ply Of water, enc the miners wer" doing veil Money
was ather essier, at ?, as = cent. Adams & CO..
certificates could not be sold for 25 cents Ooly the
beet securities would command money. Messrs.
Forbes & Babcock Office Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company offered for sale United States Treas
NY drafts in Sums Of 81 500 and So, 900. payable in
specie, at sgbt, in New-York, Boston and s. Louis;
also sight drafts to suit purchasers, Messrs. How
land & Aspinwsll, New-York.