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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

ron ,opss.ss.ss main topssiysd. nsases ~ syk 49,
Of lover Feb e.rea snother fore spgsnans'
ship ssn., sosA orssssy fo ssn srsoe,eo 20 u
pee Ell frors tops.y ard. and II led tnsta.ty
ship y,hus Bates EsssI brock SesnshN. Dec. dlfe.
kc 70 6,odhue 4 Co Fes s. Let % ss s.. loo - e. Ed
Ma stos ordinary seaman OF fovneeosr fell ron the
royalu N n the ssf Wa dro ~rsA He ~
thu, BID fair to rs. IL hs profss,i 80 snvs.
fsyers en- bosri sr6 his oss much fsh oJ Al ose
10 Is, 50 50 len rs Ps speks Br shis Marion. FROM
sbsnshs for London s 10 the Straits Of sanda spoks Dr.
hig Mariop Manila for Ne boeros I'd, In Susn q
snlds Dutch ssh Mentor froG Batavia for ys
IT, 1T 20 a. s. lou 50 exchanged siSnas stsh o. osLS
Dudbroos beund TO the ~e.t~srd ssth, lat s. oa ~
,poke br bi< Maria for London: ssa inst at ~ rs
len % " spoke bark Cherokee 10 d from Booa for 81
Jsso cuSs-
stesmer GeoEEes Creek. Gax-r Baltimore uidse. Wbeu
about miss down Co Bsy BY chr-
&, pse "a sbo OBLIGED 10 bach repAr
sebr. Col sstery ssab6- Charleston cotton Sc 70 Ne.
Grady, Mott Go
Scbi wsr s'e-d Pratt. Norsoh for Pertlsnd
Scbr II y. Sshpp b.ser. Be- timooe f,t Providence.
scbr MIST Di~osway Georgetown. eoer kc, to Abbott.
Do6ge Co 49, ~
4 Co.
The ship Csthsrre Andrew from ChG.estou, tAr yser-
d,, reports having experienced constant gales from "a
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MONDAY, March 10, 1859 p. N.
AsHEs-Tbe market is without change; sale, OF
Pots and Pearls at SO 25
CorroS-Tbe market is frmer, with fair inquiry.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western aud
State Flour is better and with limited arrivals hold
ers are FIRM the sales Of Western Canal are 500
bbls at S. eli 90 80 for common to choice State;
s9 37l 50 IS for mixed to good brands Michigan,
Indiana, and common to good Ohio; Gil so 0$l3 for
extra Genesee.
Csnadian Flour is frmer, demand good; sales Of
200 bbls. at go 25aSlO IS for common to extra
brands Southern Flour Ia in fair request in p,rt fos
shipping; prices buoyAnt sales of 200 bbls. %
s90s9 IS for mixed TO good and % 5000 81 for
fsvorite, fancy and extras. Rye Flour y quiet ~
&c 80 81 so for fee and superfne. Corn Meal is In
favor of the buyer; sales ss 81 IS for Jersey and
O. 56 for Brandywine.
GRAIs--There is Q moderate demand for Wheat,
and prime qualities scarce and wanted the stock con.
sists chiefly of common; sales Of 900 bush. good
white Southern in lots at 32 &c 9t2 81 Rye is not
20 scarce and lower ssles Of 900 bush. jersey at
81 30. Oats are essier and more plenty sales Of
jersey and Southern at So 57c and State and West
ern at 62S67c. Barley Is quiet at o. 2S9ei 30.
Corn is lower and in fair demand for the homo trade.
There is little inquiry for export. Western mixed Il
dull at csc in store; Southern white Is scarce; the
sales are 600 bush. at Csc. for Mixed 9s0sse for
Southern and Jersey yellow 97c. for old round yell
low, and 96c. for white do
WHIsKY--The market Is firm but quiet; sales of 50
bbs at 3l93lic. for Ohio and 81 q 32c. for Prison.
Drudge is nominal.
PRoyIsIoss-The market for Pork Is withou! much
variation sales of 1000 bbh. vt sl4 rs for old Mess
ard SIS clio for new; tl5 for Western Primo
Mess; SIC for City do; slt a5stA 81 for new Prime,
and ELI 80 for clear Beef arm and in fair request
for local trade; sales Of go bbh. at e99 Oil 80 for
Country Mess; se 2Sas7 50 for do. Prime; tIa 50
for Vermont Mess; SIS for extra do. tH 250tl5
for repscked Chicago and Wisconsin. Butter and
Cheese without variation.
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Died,

In SAP Frsnc'eo Feb 49, Lawrence Murphy AGED Js ys.
IL Ess' Tusatn Oregon At mis- residence, Feb W Elan
YoupE sssd t6 ytas ~ -,
In IAN Francisco Feb 90 Marietta stmsn infant daughter
Of James ~ ana wary Clspgblsy. sged months
A. WiteLp.es KlsDsth County Dec 4, Duncan, aged
yess q bauve sf Kentucky -
Al Psesiyie Feo. H. VIM H. scudder ased years OF La
fay ttte. Ind
NeM May ,ve Feb L. M Virgil Pratt. aged n yes-, from
Marion Courty, No. ~
AZ b on oulu L. Of dy'entery, tbs z3d Of jan LIST Mr.
George hesnd sssd 20 years lsIe Of Monterey-s native Of
Hamilton Comfy. Ohio. ~
Az Sc. Feb 49, Capt Austin, Of schooner Odd Fellow.
He ws knocked overheard while steering bis vessel In gale
In Cave City Cas,sas County Feb. l5 Mr. Thomas Ho-
saed 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
THE MINERS EXCHANGE BANK.

Tbs BeDk was opened yesterday AZ usual but ind
ing themselves unable TO weaihr the storm in con.e
oneDce 81 the difficulty Of Kissing coin theV were
obliged in short time u suspend Deposors in TINS
Bank receive small umoust OF int-ret fJr the use
Of the money; and before money can BE- sithdrawn,
II s necessary that the propretos snOuf receive doe
Doiioe. Before psyp ebts were suspended the deoos
iiors were ensured that the real and gold dust
hello ty the Bsuk would be sufficient 10 meet oena de-
and al that required time TO turn the assets
into coin. We trust 1t may prove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
BAKING HorsE oV WILLS YAaeo Co,
RAN ElAAcfkcn Heh a IR66

To our DIroHTeks: We have dsenes pradent. for he
protection VI yobr Dieress yell osn, elose
oeorsto Gay We shall male such Of afAs
sne sbuieast stiitJ to ps3 a. We trust vii s,i.fy al
WELLS FAR 20 4 Co
Mountaineering that the oocrs Of this establish
mtnt were closed, and the ominou- word Suspend.
&" ed" stared the crowd Who fret in the mnniog
rushed there To have their certificates csshsd, the
ability OF the establishment 10 meet all the dem.pdl
upon 1t, dollar for dollar lever tbrous bout the
cay for moueLt QUILTED.
From the enquiries We have msde, We feel satisfied
Of The entire solvencY of the aouse sRd there would
have been no Decessiiy at all even for temporary
supper sop if coin could be procured for The bars
stoweo away il its vsulis The d-po-t0is couli not
be psid in bars for they could not be cut 10 meet
the vents Of all Wells Fargo & Co will open az rain
probably on Monday, when sts'emebt Of the condI
ton Of the Establishment will be -ubmt,si 70 the
public which We are assured Wi be entirely salts
factory.
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sucb a general uUbesving Of the masses w.s never


Such general upbesvng OF the masses wss never
before witnessed IN this CITY, and We question very
much whether even the erea, fires by watch ) 81
Francis has been ore IN I'll once lad ia ruins Jld
be considered a. widespread Cal 4'nity as the
pen ion Of tie Backs yesterday. There eau be no
doubt that much OF il s owing TO the people the o.
selves. Wo old lot zee, We Zee what grounds
thee were for general pane. The advices from
N,w-YoTk by the Slerrs Nevada, Ia relation to Page,
Bacon IL CO., were decidedly favorable.
Upon the arrival OF the Cailforn,s steamer, Mr.. b.
con was permitted by 'be Postmaster General 20
ceve all the letters and Invoices dispatched by the
b, ute here and by this means he would be enabled
TO pIote the drafts drawn sgsnst the gold dust seat
byif. steamer. Matters were a more favorable as
l., CT than could have been expected, and there vas
10 Iebson for a run the other Danss Very few
banks in the world bear up against = sudden
psIic of this nature not because they may not ulu
mstely be able TO II eet all demands upon them, bu'
b.catte they cannot in a moment make their asses
available az the loss eutailed by abrupt suspeI
zion must have the effect IF precipI:atng their in
solvency.
Ia cares of general panic, it is always the case
however II al every man breaches confidence TO hls
peigbbor while be quietly desvors 10 secure him
self sDd thus nistTusis created linus, bot be sup
now real 20 tie worst The future lbs with ourselves
If we exert ourselves TO sll-y the ex;i euent, aod
pateI Il, await the result oil will yet be right. II
On ate pt be- msde press deb orr curing this inan
cia revolution tao thirds Of the business of the
city will follow tie baLks end tne growing ira re Of
this CITY will receive blow from which IL may never
sgain recover IL consequ of the tida1cia storm
which has broken over US, the steamer VIII Eot sail
till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Shortest Passage Ever Made - OnI
Twenty Days and One Hour.
IMPORTANT N f. w $.
GREAT PANIC IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Failure Of Page, Bacon Co.; Adams q Co.; Wells,
Fargo & Co.. Robinson & Co.; The Miners Bank,
and Many Of the Merchants.
So2, a22 IN SPEC IL.

The Accessory Transit Co.'S steamship Northern
Light, Capt f. L. TiDklepaueh AIRED off Sandy
Hook last pight in days and hours from San JUAN
with California dates per steamship Uncle SAM to
Feb. 20. She brings 262 passengers and ss2, 1922 on
freight The Uncle Sam was detained until the Goth,
on account Of the heavy failures Of the proceeding
week: Page, Bacon & Co; Adams & Co.. Wells,
Fargo L. Co; Robinson s. Co and the Miners
Bank have all suspended. Business Of all kinds is
completely dead During the panic the excitement
was intense, and rush was made upon every Bauk-
ing House in San Francisco. The other Bankers
were able to sustain themselves, and the panic was
subsiding. There rumors Of heavy failures among
the merchants.
OWNS to the scarcity Of water but little gold has
been taken from the mines since the last steamer.
II re was extensive fire in Stockton on the 2lst.
losr $50, 600.
There has been no election of u. s. Senator.
In Central America Chomorro still succeeds He
has taken all the towns occupied by the revoutionss
excepting Leon. The war must soon close The
revolutionary leaders are quarreling among them
selves and their men deserving rapidly. At San
Juan the people are anxiousy looking for Col. Kin.
ney and his party.
The Northern Light left in the hsrbor Of San Juan,
March IL, II. b. Al. steamer Devastation, and Amer
an brig Eastern State. The u. S. steamer Fulton,
Mitchell, left for Jamaica on the 7lh inst. All
"a on bosId.
rca IL, +. NJ, lat. 100 Ion. sao 10, saw stesn-
shiP ii Dorado, from Havana for Aspinwall.
A@ch 10 died OF consumption, Chas. o. Wisner,
Of PODtac Michigan, aged 10.
March Is, of Egg Harbor, saw a bark standinr
noriD, sbowing blue saow tail signal with white
letter in it. at $50 NJ, same date me, steamship
% ,ent City.
Tie following is the Specie List Of the Northern
Light:
Neh ...-.S h..s1Do 90 Wells. Fargo Co.....sSO7I
ShSs No'gau do. l2lt4 Bsher horril. Boston. 500
noss Fslconei Co... 10 O2l sln Peskodyk Co DO 500
W. teigusn Co. 100 NswhOlse SpatI Phil IA Sso
Chsnb,r Beis s7R5 - 80.
crssf ..-'...''''''''' oesll Total........S92S2 2
y. W. ballvan 7aSl
We are indebted TO Mr. Thomas E. Hatch, Purser
Of the NorteIn Light, Wells, Fargo & Co., Adams
a Goa Express, and j. W. Sullivan, News Agen,
at San Francisco for favors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
Passenger Arrived

In near,hip North~n Light from San Jraa -xes.gs H.
Greenwood c Mcleod. Howe. q Co g mesens.r, Wells.
Groth II Overs D. Perez Hsneoct, 8 s0rhcour
Ab,Ire,by. ": Lswrsn:, Zolurgsr q spsli ssn. z.
D. l. Bsfs D. White, N D0rmon. }. Fsher. SIN noos,
J stev.I, pm Cox }. Bletete 5. Richards: = Hugo;
Fsniou ~ wanuaker, Wm Wsnnaksr. 8. H.rvey, w. q.
stevens B Thompson. Lisdssy, n Chiffon, j. B.
Ntcb.lI " Del nison w Csssebeer. n. Forum.
B. Bell. T. Brscsy w. Mallory. T. Payne, E. q. Pat
.r,on z. ". Bioe Dsvs. J. Green, J. Andrews, J.
scett and ga in the sfeersss
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tsrse days.
Fencing the difcussion Of this proposition, Mr.. Ds-
vic Jobsop offered whatever property be Possessed-
70 The ouAt Of $50 coos guarantee for the pay
usnt Of the certificates. This wa received with con-
,ide,able sppisuse, and bond drawn up, signed
by the following nsmes, and pledgiDg the Gums At
fred, for The prompt payment OF the certificates
which ,boulc beissued by Messrs. Page Bacon & Co.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

Frpo a Co. thu: they viii resume business sssin N
af-w Gays We hope hey .ul Tue otn,r ooases
orly TO coy We hope they win BE- fulfilled.
The tai out By this ttsa ner ought TO feseh
the slippers 81 the Est ihst there is limit 70 the
capsc Of CsliforLh ps and that though We can con-
sune uob spd pay for much, Yet ~e cannot sustain
time, unless they buy Iess and produce more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
ROBINSON 4 co.'s SAVINGS BANK.

This Institution suspepdeo at an early hour yester-
DAY. tbo that caused great conste rnaon amoog
those who had deposited tbe foncs there De doors
we're bsset sll day with an srxi,u- crowd, aFaitlog
for somettirg TO turn up, by which they might arrive
o. fn knowleo &c o. their sctus coboon aud pros.
Iects but the doors remained obstinstely shG, aud
nttb,rg could be esceria ned the d. isors oelpog
pin psly to the poorer ciasses ct cluzen- VINO had
"a, 60 up their little earnings and deposited them there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

stesnsbip Nortbers Lsht Tinslepsaz San Juan psen-
rers, sp-es &c hon Sac fr.ncsco 70 Morgan
T. s. H. steamship Csbsbsv. sbuf.idt, NewOrssus vie
Bsvsns pds and psaser 20 Livsssoa Croshsrpn Co.
N.ieh lat 81 I'm lon "a " spoGe hsrm. brig flias
Dsdley, ou Msrsr for Bristol r l.
chip Apss Pesies RIO Jsnsiro Jan q enfss % sifsn
i,snsss % ., ssIied svsy fore sas topmass, Ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
HARMED.

s~snyp-wILBuR-I somersst. hss. en- Wednesday,
- IA the Hon Nathaniel b. Borden Of FAN River. %
kkeiI-srXCY-At Burlington, VI. Wednesdsy
~ h The Hen William Hassen, Of Burlington, to Ais
$$Sf-kLsTON-In Selma, Ala, Thursdsy. March l. Dr.
- in Of LIZ den TO Ms Minnie Grey, second eAsshtef
~ Dop. w. Aston
SSSfLAiR-sYMONs-Io North Andover. Mas on Thurs
- Inch l. John Sinclair ESQ OF Boston 10 hss Ss'aa
- ~ hter Of the late Jonas Symona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
PALMER. COOK e. co.

The was the only pfoniLenr Bankiog II Ouse in the
city which the IT. meoooue storm of yesterday DID not
st all stfect While besvt the doors Of al rue
other Ban bI ( Houses, everything was quiet here,
81 the Ordinary butDtss OF the counting ON was
Transacted in the usual way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

FIRE IN HESRYsr.-rhe oil factory Of Kenigan
& Doueherty, situated on Henryst, near Market,
csugh, fire this morning about o'clock, and was en-
trely destroyed. Insured for Oh, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
II. DAVIDSON a. co.

From an early hour the doors OF this establish nent
ver. bes.t with cIosos OF depostor, bat, a. Ia tue
above case collar for collar was pad OUT aud before
the hour for cloine cOufd.nce entirely restored
III. excitement was caused entirely Dy The SIN Ill dc
posiurs. The business uan.acted by TINS house Is
briL ipaliy OF foreign G. arzc,cr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
pREXFL. sATnER 4 CHURCH.

A run was also made ID this est,ol shment but the
utmost orcer maintained, and everybody who
bat csims on the establishment was satisfied. The
,cers e,press themselves resGy to meet all dc nands
upon thea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
IrCAs TUkNIR e 60.

A tren andous rush mace on tins establishment
,esteroay, hut the doors thrown opsn and
every certificate that was presented Vas promptly
cssl cd About l O'Clock tho exclt-me NJ here oss>n
10 Gle out 81 before the lime for co-ins The Blnk
arrived net Eli gle oepcsror could be zen. FMS
estsbilhn ent has hidden tafely through the Storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
NEWS OF THE LAST WEEK.
fyum rAs Ala California,

ne great feature of the news since the sailing of
b lss; siesmer is the failure of the several bsnkno
DC st, When the news first came of the failure Of
ek Bacon. of 81. Louis, . ran commenced ct
=. W fsge, Bacon * Co., whi.h wss heot no al
NAY ny, sGa over si00, 900 was wi,ber4wp from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
ADAMS & Go. no TaEIR CREDITORS.


Coums Its which have been made on the closing of
our house seem to require that, before presenting TO
our creditors the proposition which 10 oelos, should
scauaint the public our friends are already ac-
ousinieo with tho facts which demonstrate that toe
zeal eau es Of our suspension were not OF our own
making
The stoppsge of q well known and popular house is
misfortune AID domination enough, without having
10 besr re- ponsbity for the faults Of others. Had
ur pl poses and Efforts been seconded ss they should
Rave besp in quarters where we hsd Alright to expect
il the calamity .hicb has just oyertaken the comma
Lily would lever have happened.
Such are the relations of banking. houses to each
other, spo such the nature OF public confidence IN
banks that without some sort Of mutual good fath
ard cooperation, and al least a general idea OF each
Others resources and position, no system OF banks
conducted upon sD, large aid liberal principles, can
vithstabd general crisis but must fall toSe'her IN
G, mmsn centurion and disaster, suhn a. we have
Just Witnessed
The FIST banking house in the country csnnot al
wsys foresee run. Its own petition and ability to
90 through crisis il can ascertain, and ought not 10
Withhold from those who have Interest add right
10 brow. For months Leading banking. house in
this city has been quietly strer gthenng set and su'
tsini it's parent house ese~here, a; the expense OF
.vey other barking house here, and especially OF
ou,s TIE bouse OF Adams Il Co. hold to-day thou
ssr ds OF dollars 10 bis receivable from our merchants
Tor ipdispel sable sccou modaons Shefesth 10 meet
n cir loans suodeny called in, and for which the hard
cssh has left our vaul,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

We understand that Drexsl, Ssther g. Church have
margin with Drexel & Co., Of Philadelphia, and
Van Week, Reed & Drexel, Of New-York, on whom
they draw sufficient TO cover all drafts drawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
By Telegraph.

BOSTON March ls-sn y spoke bound toto st. Helena,
hip Finland from for London. the espain Johason.
SEX Msch 10 lat So ion :. W.. ship Toy, ten bos'
ton for Ne~ OI-sns sih les Of fore aud main topus~s.
,sIs ard sails aehed b. spn and head Ths vc'
sci tight and would toy into New forh or Hsnp'
Roada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

Barb livis, sp.lI, Bres, J. ". Elven e. Co.
Bs-EDpiIe. Axworth Savannah stu ses cearnsa Co.
schoonerEssrsn Elizabeth Snith New Haven. nlssreri
Ny rover, Horton, WILMINGTON Ne -rssdy, Mott a. Co.
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house all cay, with the nope OF learning bouelninS III
repard Il the condition Of the establishment but moth
ing definite could be ascertaned In the afternoon
the (, lowing card published:
BANKISG House. OF ADAMS CO.,
FRANCISCO, Feb q, 1888
The Undersigned resident partner OF Adams Co OF Cali
OF the suspension OF payment this day deems
his duty to pres creditors friends and the public
brief statement Of the causes that nave lea 10 the
calamity.
TIE event TO equally at vsrience with their feelings
ard peeupsry but aeceded by duty to their de-
po,ito all other considerations The Ike his
fortune that has ovsrtsken OF the most prominent ban
the confidence TO have ccaoned
num- on Yesterday which drew from vaults over pO-
while the deposits oio not reach $lOWo-std this on
holiday when bunes apparently forgotten IN the les
tiviiies of the occasop-
impossby but it'll the experience OF the past week before
ps long for coub renamed, IL became clearly
or DUTY 10 all ake and 10 the fsroeaanoe OF
fer and creoc the mines by e1hau'ns our
available for the exclusive btneht OF more urgent
had been adaptation for shipment BY to-
In ia well Known that the demand Of gold for shipment has
pouths far exceeded the supply OF Gust from the
the Of the about the rate OF one million
per moptbleayins merely sufficient for the most
Of business and producing al unparalleled and
Increasing pressure =,
Page Bacon Co su'penon compel US Tor the protection
Of all 10 close doors
IL is our Intention Immediately to submit our ahan to
COMMITTEES OF trustworthy citizens whose report,
the ability OF Co discharge their ob1st ms
Meanwhile ak OF friends 10 continue the confidence
bsve long enjoyed assuring the public that we sns en-
poy the Of and In action IN re-
eVipg al no sustain emosassment BY our SUSPENSION
that have exhibited transactions In Csotn
|. c. WOODS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
T.ITANT & WILDE

There was no rup on This b .nkag House yes'er-
day. In the early part Of the day, 4 few depos tors
presented their certi6caes, hut all demands were
promptly met and everything went on rs usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
TEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
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PAGE, BACON co.
We received, last night the following card from
Page Bacon & Co. which we publish With ple.sure:

PAGE, BACON 4 CO.
We received, last night, the following card from
Psge, Bacon q Co, which We publish with pleasure:
San Francisco, Frioay, Feb. 25 1855.
We had hoped Re able tns orpine make sste
neut to the public would be entirely satisfactory. but the
.xsAt business it. We will make
II at the esiliest possible moment
In relation that vault 81 Jamestown
br open hes leave tina. base bed
OF .e or vault ct that place. PAGE, BACON Co
Some attachments were also placed on this estab-
lisinent Yesterday The books are locked up in tee
vault the kew OF which lie in the possession Of tue re-
csiver, Mr.. Wells; and as the Sheriff was present It
would lot be prudent 10 open it till the attachments,
which only amount to few thousand dollar1, are
paid off. The attachments were issued on. OF the
Twelfth District Court, and were for the following
amounts:
N. Holland Va d. Chambers ct al ...........s37et 20
James Grant d. ID. Page ct sl..-......... $50 %
Va
l. j. L. Smiley same.................... o,"' OF
Total amount Of Observation-Disclosures IS
III Will be seen from the card published above, ths
the rumor that the house of Page, Bacon Co, at
Jamestown, was broken Open was entirely without
foundation ss no branch Of the hoase was ever estab
liske at that place.
WELLS, FARGO co.
On the doom Of the banking hoose OF Wells, Fargo
4 Co., app. sred yesterday morning the following
caro-:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
MARINE 10 URNAL.
Cleared this Foreman.

PORT OF yEw-YoRK......MAscH 10.