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Second District Pound.

Second District Pound. o.fi Z
WKTAS brought to the Second District Pound, cor.
One dark sorel Horse abnut Is hands high, with
white stripe the face limp the left fore leg,
and small ANGLE the right hind leg shod all round.
One white and black spotted female G oat.
One dark brown and white female Goat. d.
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the eN-
penses thereon paid will be sold At public auction at
o'clock A. NJ. s" 5s #E
27 ~ AUG. S. PHELPS, c
II Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March 25 1856. MAG 81 a3
IL etc conduit depo, des epavesd u Second Dis
tTicl, encoignure des Ste-Anne ct Derbigny,
I'm Cheval alczan bruins, fonce d'environ is mains
de haut, bande blanche la face, une onpe la
jambe gauche de devant, infure Ia cheve de la
jamie droe de derriere, ct ferre aux quaire piehs.
Une Chevre blanche ct tachetee de nolr. r.
Une Chevrc brun fonce ct bunche. ase+
81 les dts animaux sont pas Teclames dams dix
ours CT les depenses payees, lis seront vendns Pen-
ehere publiaue, au d! depot, VENDREDI d'avril
'e''>''' .S'i $500 AUG. S. PHELPS, q
g CommissaIre des Rues.
N'lle-Orleans lie 25 mars 1856. mac 81 as
WIZ AS brought 10 the City Police Jail on lie Sd of
Wv March, The iigh, griff boy THOMAS !; lis feet
ii inches high is about 20 years old has marx Of
mule kick on the forehead. Says he belongs TO Mr.
James Brown, brcklayer by lrade living in Rodney
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave
according TO law. -,, ....@
& -r|,s,. "a - Il. PIANCHARD,' J--- I
m7 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
hAf AS brolghl The City Police JAIL on me Ialh
Wv inst, The negro girl FELICITY; is feet z
Ia inches high; is about 10 years old has several
the face. Says she belongs 10 Mr.. Simond,
living in New Orleans. 5siE -
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law. = 3ss ligls, fgf .E
E. BLANCHARD,
mia 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
TETAS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the 5th
w Instant the griff boy WILLIAM HARRY; is
feet2 Ia inches high; Is about 49, years old has
the left cheek. Says he belongs 10 Madame
Lafiteau, living at Bay ST. Louis, Hancock county,
State of Mississippi.
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave
10 e. BLANCHARD,
ms2 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail
NWTAS brought 10 the City Police Jail, The il,h
Wv inst, the muatto boy . DIN alias SimoRds
is feet inches high; is about 10 years old, SaNshe
belongs 10 Wm Baily and Afterwards his real owner
was Walter Even, living in Naiehez, VINO
is acotton planter. V. !. ,s#
The owner is requested call and claim said slave
. - E. BLANCHARD,
m14l LIST Keeper of the City Police Jail
NE7AS brought TO the Guy Police jail on the, 18th
we inst. the negro man MOSES ISIS feel IL
inches highs is aboat 80 years Old Says he belongs
10 Mr. Bartien Boulard, who keeps wood yard above
Pointe-a-a- Hache, parish OF P!aquemige
The owner is requested 10 caliahd claim said slave
according 10 law.
mas l5t Keeper City Police Jail.
III.
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No. 1851. i
Resolped, That the Comptroller warrant the Trea-
surer for payment Of the following bills: 5E
M.Condran, materials furnished in repairing
streeta, intersection Of Eupkrosine and ss
Liberty streets, and New Basin Landing $f07 so
E. C. Baxter, lumber furnished for making
repairs on said street. Y. ]. 40 90
Merritt & Mcconnell, for lumber and nails
furnished IN repairing Howard street 725
Court, Second District, for Feb, 1855 .... 90 90
G.. Cornell, for altering sidewalks on both
sides CaiIlope street, from Howard 10
Claiborne street, as per Surveyor certif-
MeBuiney Klobn. for repairing roof of :
City Hall and Recorders Office, First
w. Drews q, Co., for repairs done to the
7 Port and Vegetable markets, Second Dis
trict, March r., 1856. 25 so
CreoIeoifce, for advertising Notice of Eee-
Do location Of Fire Engines $3.50 SIS SO
4 broken by drays, wind, e.c............. ii 50
ralions 10 prisoners, for Feb 1855 1oa 90
It, G. E. Mazerat, Second District Police
Station, rations to prisoners for February, 5
IA Hire Of slave for February, 1856 Is %
L: Rousseau,t for firing ,g night gun, Second :.
1t. j. FTe1naaux, Third pistrict Police Sta
lion, ralions to prisoners for Feb. 1885, Al 10
Lit. ]. j. Kearney, Fourth District Police
Station rations prisoners for Feb 1856, IS 10
c. Fl. Forno, firing night gun, Fourth Dis
trct, for Feb, 1856 IA SO
P. Mailard & Co, for curtains and fixtures
j. b. B. G. . Arnoai,y for making iisi transcripts
of mortgages, donations, etc, on property
situated IN the Fourth District, late Lafay-
e''e' At Is Il ne Per 'Fanse'' s II TRACE 0ol
President B oard of Assls tan, Aldermen.
[signedl &SJ.IJ. LUGENBUHL, ISL
... President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 80, 1856. ~. 8
. m3l = Tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
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To the Presidents and Members OF the


GENTLEMEN-Owng 10 the fact that the LegisIa-
ture had passed a new charter for the city by which
the election for city officers was fixed for The frs
Monday in June next, did not cause to be publish
ed The ordinance fixing the places tor holding the
election, which otherwise would have taken place on
the fourth Monday of this month.
The uncertainty 10 whether the new charter
would go into effect before the election ordered under
the charter Of 23d of February 1882 has prevented
me lowing 10 the shortness Of the ime) until now,
from acting under the Of the Legislature,
vestng the Mayor with the appointment and control
of the Police. 10 '
That matter having been disposed of by the pas
sage OF the new charter l shall as fast possible
| inspect and remodel the present force.
In making changes and removals, 1t will no doubt
become my painful duty to worthy, respecfa-
BILE and needy men. who, from their age inhrmllles
other incompetency, unable or unfit 10 discharge
efficiently and with justice 10 the public, the arduous
and trying duties of the Police.
of all improper MATERIAL and protect from being
dered sinecure and retreat for pensioners upon the
city.
shall, also, strenuously endeavor by every means
in my power to eradicate every political feature from
the department. jEH
Character, capacity and a determined willingness
10 perform iearlessy and without distinction of per-
sons, nationalites political opinions creedS their
several duties, will be strictly required and vigorously
enforced. ..@-.t s@
While recognizing its entirety. the right of every
member entertain and express, at the ballot box
such political opinions and preferences as his judg-
ment may dictate, yet when he enters the service he
mus, divest himself of all active craftsmanship This
shall be cardinal principle with me in appointing and
manaE ing the force and from which will d8Viate
violation OF which, when brought home 10 any party,
shall be visited with an immediate dismissal from the
| service, -,.,.
AS an inducement to decent, able bodied and eicen,
men 10 enter the service, would strongly recommend
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woRK-HousE AND PRISONS.

Mr.. Kelly, on behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read
and adopted. The rules being suspended, the
resolution accompanying the same was read
and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette,
BENT, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager,
Fabre, Howell, Kelly, Rusha, Stith and Thay-
er--14.
The Committee on Warehouses; and Prisons beg
leave to report also, 10 statement of the work
of the City Workhouse for the last quarter, ending
February 29th, 1856. The amount of work done for
the Public Schools Street Commits sioner's Department
Surveyors Department, Police Department and City
generally, including articles manufactured to order,
which are cash, viz: such packing boxes, oakum,
ETC., etc., amounting 10 fifteen hundred and fory-ive
dollars and eighteen cents. The amount of expense
of keeping the said institution being about three
thousand four hundred and twenty-four dollars and
fftytwo cents Unjust also be borne in mind that the
average number of prisoners has been two hundred
and fifty, great number who are totally unable 10 per-
form any kind of labor from the fact that great
GRITTY are worthless Migrants Who are committed 10
the Workhouse, who have other mode of living and
jare great expense and burtlen TO the city Such
able 10 work do mechanical duty set al work
and kept steadily it until the time pres for which
they may be committed.
Your committee have examined the accounts and
bills for provisions and materials for the OF the City
Workhouse, and find the same correct as per reqnls-
lions signed by the committee, together with The Fl
nance Committee. They therefore present a resolu-
ton approprialins the amount 10 pay said bills and ae
couuts Respectfully submliteds
HANSON KELLY,
E NJ. RUsHA,
WEBSTERLONG,
C.4BANISTER,
Resolred, That the sum Of three thousand four hun
dred and lweny-fo 52-lG dearsbe, and The same is
hereby appropriated for he payment 1t The nlis Of The
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY. Maroh 25th, la5e

TUESDAY, March 18th, 1856.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present. Hon. J. J. Lugenbuhl,
President; Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Denegre, Gilmore, Dupre, Prague, Price and
Tompkins-10.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message was read and referred
to the Police Committee:
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, March Is, 1856. I
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Approved March 90, 1856. 4i4s 53Fs8
:. m3l [signedl John l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01
clay. and Randolph.


Tho story of the duel between Henry Clay
and John Randolph is familiar to most per-
sons; not so their subsequent reconciliation,
and the manner of its accomplishment. 1t took
place many years after the hostile meeting. -
In regard to it, Mr.. Clay wrote to a friend, in
the year preceding Mr.. Randolph's death. as
follows: :" .. You ask how amity was restored be-
tween Mr.. Randolph and me. There was no
explanation. no Intervention. Observing him
in the Senate one night, and looking as if he
was not long for this world, and being myself
engaged in work of peace, with correspond
ing feelings, shook hands with him. The
salutation was cordial on both sides. I after
wards left my card at his lodgings, where
understood he had been confined by sickness"
b In the last public speech that hsndoipn
made, after dwelling on the threatening dan
ger of disunion, he is reported to have SAID
There is one man, and one man only who can
save the Union--that is Henry Clay. know
he has the power: believe he viii be found
to have the patriotism and hrmness equal 70
the occasion. eoza. ii. .ug ,GsG5!oW ..sI
The cause of the duel between these dis
ltinguished men was the following insulting
language used by RandoIph toward Clay 10
session of the Senate in 1926:
aThis nan- mankind, crave your par
ddE- this worm Qittle animals, forgive this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01
e LIABILITIES. :
Unsettled claims for Lssses and rot cs2 "a

Unsettled claims for Lssses and os2 ~
r EI-.. %-.sG 3 f-aset#.s aE5 {
The sua Insurance. cempany t patrons the very
farther security p0ctsall our enis be-
placed Value, the time
standard of They sithsr
stock good valuable and clean n-
moderate interest and income The
basis which the Assets hays been Valued being
GOLD INTsREsr Besides this soidlty the calls
zion TO strength t derives r~m it's
system Agencies through its having the
unite phaanx of ExPEkENcEb UNDERwR at
TEEs which worked for the
and el&iants for lossssand
1886 with prestige fer fWtnrs
been reached By really
suraree Corporation. -t.H ~ - . =. 2 -Att
Ali businss attended TO with Sespatch and adelity.
ianaO-tf ALLEN g. HALLOCK. Agent.
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II PURIFY THE BLOOD. 6ss
MOFFATsS LsVER PILLS.
PHGNEX BIT'I,ERS.

rREg FRoM ALL NINE RAL PoIS0Hs~
EsHE great poruiarty which McYFAr.s LyE Pzrrs saa
PEUNIx BITTERs have attained. in conseQuenSsof the
extraordinary effected by their renders
Tor the pxopretor 20 eater into psEtouir
their medicinal virtues propsrsss Hsvng been moxs
than twenty before the public sad havng ts upts
TO the empoymsnt Of the peffst health
the Il believed that their - the
amoss city and village In she United stsss.
eesy their efficacy In renewing dye
And giving 70 the whole system reseNsa SaSex
health.
n eases OF socRruLA souRvy or EnvTzole ss
skin operation ofhe LlyE y trulJ
oftsn removing every yesEs oL snsse
sone diseases by PURIFYING effects on the
rvR aud AGue DYsPErsIAs DRoPsT FILES, aRe IN %
ali diseases yield TO their curative
lie without them. aa By their sae3y use nav
Il ny Esyine III and sxpense may be saved PEeparsdhy
WILLIAM B. M0FFAT: D. NeE reFrt
Ana for saIe by KELLER, FARNSLEf
An1 20 say - EyansvilTe.
En(nLBs raxar euses drsdss:f1sss
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aoisass R. E. SELL RS'sa.tosha
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR 7e
FAMILY MEDICINES
..----s = z l. l. E RS sysi AZ
Gel EBRATED LIVER PILLS.

Which stands On squa!lea by any Msdidns
arising rom dsranss ssass of the Eivsr
NHIs Medicine has been In public use sb0es assn yss
pAn. which has been squalsd By rsdy hsrsse-
As an Bious or PursAsivs P they are unsrpass-
and ar. the original only true and genuine Liver
the mention 70 obtain for the Liver PHI any unfair
Of the pabe or seeking or share OF h ace
when he undertook prsrsrs and veud .his nsdsi.s
(Ad from the regular prsees which he always esfsr
NJ pre- rs' of s
For this disease long sucsssfally smPeysd IN
might render extensive bsaes
the result i has fqy ed m rspsta
gaFdsd tho oay pill deserving ss be 0ssS TzE syka
49, ga. il COSTIvENEss. 911n q IL -
A. she e. ps a sa M ss ss. ss
%psrior IS eatharto to pillsi rs
In all ptli.
70 the paslis suPsrssds Aoss ia gas
THB WORM MEDICINE. -.
superior In this or any other country 1or sxpsiss
worms fsss children ali ether dis
sS I'll e
should with and OF the bsss maseyal
arc totally destitute Of these qualities The vsrmu9s whiaS
srs 70 the public prsPsrss BEST
sELLEFs' IMPERIAL COUGH sYRUP, lss
Pronouncsd be the pieasantsst and seaeeus
dssnaa Tickling sensations Of the ThrOas whsepng CousA
yssR s
impsr beneh that eaanst be siaed ex tns
Most Of the mixtures sod e
Aammatory arcies wnion: ahs
may ss ussa IN 81 essss
% .ss:l i: s
Ispeesabe inhabitants Of Ptss6urgh a1d VANITY
For saishy AA~ lssnts A. Egsn.xiiis
isaIs. Aaa By sshsT DruEgisA generally.
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CLARKE & sTANFIELD,@5 >
CARPENTERS AND TOlNERS.

Stt&~-a3 shop er First and Chestnut streets.
IL work entrusted 70 us dsns With nsatness and dis
~ attention paid % the putting up
Store Fronts and Jobbing generally. mh2s-sf-
- - RBLS salt; PacEaLes WsSEersI koT kals
h @ f@@ - Il e. COOK Il soy
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+ EVANSVILLE. IND THURSDAY MORNING, MAY / 1856.
. .LOUISVILLEl,.,.....

gE5FERN FEED & AG RICU LTC CRAL w ARE-H Il
~ MILLER. WfNdsAFE g. co.
ER6 and Dealers in all kp4gof Farm
IN s1a ps S T S1r
street opposite Bank LOuiaville. Loaisyiile Ky.
Sep35-iyw thasesaSatst2
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NUMBER 226:

insult was spit ont ftha womb AZ weskaass
was raised to higher life than. lie Was boru
10, for he was raised to the society of black
guards. Soma ortune-kind 10 him-cruet
fto us--has tossed him to the Secretary Id of
the StatesE5C Contempt has the propsrfy d.
ascending, but she .stoops fur short Of himsesAs
would die. before she would reach him: be
Idwells below her fall. would hato him 4 /
Ibid not despise him It is not 1oiat hsp il bat
Esebegshe is that puts my thoughts inaction.-z2
|sites, of blackguard, of saualidity, refuses her
letters for him. That mind which thinks on
what it cannot express can scarcely think On
him. An hyperbols for meannessowonldbs 10 sn
Ielhpsis for Clay Il 1aETsyo0 sAF .se1s5
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FAR 'a FOaR SAL H.

TEHHE undersigned determined 70 move oasor-
MIA offers the Farm which he now Resides.
situated leading from Rysnsvie to Mt Vernon
In Perry wnship tanning 26 acres Said land s 90
prsed tracts all we'll mrysvsd and sepred with
he in ahealthy part OF the county Of
burxh Persons purchase the whole Of
Farm will tbs by application to the under-
sI9ne upon tho premises. Title lndisputshle; -
auio-lwd3mw ~ --.z THOMAS KNIGHT.
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1a,.e why, II you please, Mum. she isli ms
q going to the Theatre or Ball. and she had
on her 'ead great big Turbot, Mum, and thetts
was whale over that Num- PusitH. as ca
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!, MISCELLANEOUS.
ai8 As7F esA CONDITION OF .13bH4TfE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
ruaF-tAR HARTRARns GsAMN4

: III = u,
An presented 10 ts Sseekhoders. and made ous mP
with State laws of New York 0hio ERdana, nnsis
t
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100 q ;'''i s;:'i ';''';;is|;'
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TO. BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
TsHE Of the randsFburxh
e,eioek M Thuralay the lss day of May
receive and eonsidsr ssaled proposals for bdsldinG
f5RID0k AeorMESTs PigOoa Creek
Codys Mi Piaas speeRs&tses OF the proposed work.
naY at this office ths uAdsrslgAe& By psfsohs
ossass ~ s0E a. Waller
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f7-'s ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. F
Once In ..Cruscent City Bank Building.
MA - = = my25
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MoaaE das the ConPan seesrea hy
MoftEage s... ...1..E.s.e...as
500 shares Hartford and n. Haven n. Il.
GgBGAss.s.s . : . .
lqs shares Hartford and Pruvtdepcd K
II. Sssck. preferreda and guarr anseed
y 10 per cent. -. I. 81
to7 shares Boston a W0roestar A.. r. !.
Stock -. ............. ss.....
ESQ shares Coma. River E. n. asoek. = :.
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BELL HANGER,

LOCK AND GUN sM iLh
AAs D JAMES SP AIDING.
eeta-Gm Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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90 80 Ohio Life a Trust .atk Cin'ti 500 ot
is !" Mech, Traders Bk SIX, jersey Oity 800 o.
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STATEMENT. .@s44sf- +t49t+
The name of the CerporatioA Ia RTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located az Hartford Conncctisst-
ASSETS &gEe5G 1871
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ue,m.nu Go. a Cos Circular.

Per AEdnte LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, March IA, 1886.
CoTToSThe market since the sailing Of the Cansiab been
duI than during last week though the business hos been
fair extent the sales Saturday amounting 1000 and
yesterday 900 bales Prices nomnay unchanged but
the side Of the buyer qualities
becoming and depressed and almost
ralsbe.
Th morning by the arrival OF the Asia put in pos.
Session Of American the 5h inst The receipts TOR
abe week. the largest record and expected that
for the fortnight they would be the extensive
scale estimates consequently the increase and 81
millions IL egatn the favoe fgure notwithstanding this,
Southern prices and feshts have improved Mddug being
quoted in New Orleans gle and froighs l6d equal 10
fd 10 sell here which prices would leave loss Of
id.d q N. shipments TO this country continue singlary
small bat those the continent Of Europe and particularly
have been extremely heavy must expect al early
falling off ia the exports tho latter quarter and liberal
shipments markets where increased supply s
much needed already much reduced stock to he kept
from further DIV indlins down
The to-day only reach 1000 bales at rather irregular
prices holders being Influenced by the heavy receipts
other and favorable portion Of the steamers
sdVices
From Manchester have the following telegraph: Mar
but little DOING quotations for Goods anu Yarns the
same ~ last Tuesdeys"
Politics lock decidedly favorable. Peace be considered
virtually concluded and the arrival OF the Prussen PenPo'
fentiary rHsitsd in order protocol OF peace
The MoSEY MARKET rather easer, but full rates s
sxscted Cousols weak end close otay
Oh G92A.
BREApsTuFrs-Bu Business IN Wheat moderate, but Flour his
large demand full prices To day there u s dong
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.,.hundred wounded. The ships Sarecen and Martha,
SIiyerpool were destroyed by fro at Benny, on the
,,,h Of January. The Niger Companys steamer
,r;ved at Tenerife on the Sd of March.
INDIA.
RosBAY. Feb l6.-There is no change in the money
,rtes and !, is impossible to borrow even at l2 per
,O,, On GOOD Government securities. A fair amount
q husipess has been transacted in cotton piece goods
Int At prices not remunerstve. Fancy goods, mid
ding quality, in fair inquiry; oil other descriptions
are dull. Yarns have declined OF metals English
bar iron is in good demand. Swedish bars have de-
oiped. The Cotton and Wool market for export is
dull, and prices have declined
or the new crop but very small supply has been
received from Breach, which realized 9s rupees.
Further arrivals are no, expected till March, and
purchases have been made for delivery in April at %
rupees for Dholera. Freghts of cotton 10 England
nay be quoted at per tun. Nearly all the available
;unnage has been taken up.
CALCUTTA, Feb. s.--ISDIco-A shade Of advance
has been obtained in some few instances for avote
marks. Shipments have already reached about
$4,000 maunds. SUGAR manifcsts no disposition to
rally, but is neglected. In SALTPBTER a moderate
business, lower terms being submitted to by holders
in RIcE also there decline Of price, but yet very
good scale of business appears to have been DONE
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From n< Guy article of The Load'n T~es
LONDON, TUESDAY EyEvING.-Tbe English funds
have again been fiat to-day in consequence of the con-
tnued realization of stock. Money continues 10 good
supply on the Stock Exchange. In the Discount
ket also there is increased ease, although nothing Is
done below y cent. A statement has been circula
ted ia Ireland that the greet bulk of the English share
holders in the Tpperary Bank are tenant, OF Baron
Rotbcbld, who purchased of Mr.. Sadler about 1900
shares at Ell each and resold them at 1l2 TO-
The Freeman's journal observes in relation to it
that the fact that the eminent capitalist wa duped by
Mr. Sadeif il a remarkable one. Any contradiction
OF the story is unnecessary in London, but for Irish
readers il must be mentioned that Baron Rothschild
never had business transaction with Mr.. Ssdler,
nor was be ever interested in any Undertaking with
which Mr.. Sadeir was connected.