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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

The Fulton Fire Insurance Company has declared a
sem-annual dividend of = cent, payable on the 9th
inst.
The North River Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semannual dividend of 10 T. cent, payable
on the 10th inst
The National Bank ) T. cent, payable 10th Oct.
The Lebanon Valley Railroad Company has re-
ceved notice of another 80 900 having been placed
to its credit in London-the result Of negotiations Of
the Compenys bonds made some time ago at go
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company dividend Of
2 cent, payable on the 9th inst.
A new Insurance Company, called the Columbian
Insurance Company, is being formed in this city
We understand that T. cent was bid to-day for
half a million Of the Ohio It's, awarded yesterday TO
Messrs H. A. johnson X Co.
The business of the Clearing House was 1925 OOO
The Hon. Rufus ii. King Member of Congress
from Greene County has been chosen President OF the
Catskill Bank.
The following table will show the amount at the
seNerel repositories subject to the draft Of the Treas
urCr of nitcd States, on the I'D Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
NNRRIED.

BSLGER-BAYpEE-4O Thursday, Oct, At st. psieI :
Church. rbOHss Basr 10 Mis- Catherine h'y''' '''H o
pFCxER-BALL-.ssa sinlsy. Aus. H. By the Rey T. T.
"iner. - Iesdepce, M Bsi"rd Decker 70 margaret
GRfES-o rpANDEEIn Brootlya BY re Re H. B.
Flag the Boy Rchd 9i"'' 0r' % Of BIoakn %
i HIsui'' '''''''' 0' ~ w.
GRrEN- soIrEGEI-n hi. city, welne day; OCT !, by
Rev ATchissd Foss VIM Green to N'ss Adeia schese
HAwLF .s-B3OTI-In Newtown, Conn, on wedne'aday
b. " sltono Marcu. g. Iawley, Of tho lun Of Hswiey
Co.. iridsrror, Mise Sarah A. daughter Of Dr. C. IL.
MEL IE-APPLEBY-On Wednesday, Oct. l, in S. Peters
o. eh sPotis~ood n by IT, Rev jo'G2a . + Pp;
ds. ..iter of Leonard hpPleby, ESQ. Of spott'wood
HO -EDGERToN-In this city, on Wedne'day OCT J.
S,.d Hod,.S 90 M.. Mary De- Wit Of Abel
n Eds Iton, c,q. all OF New-fors
HASTrEGs-EARLE-Ou "wednesday Oct. l. BY the Rev
9anas = s.nrs the resdoace Of he brides mother
lso:d 4 Hating. Martha J., daughter Of Mis- Hannah
HUNTER thi. city Tue.day Sept 80 At the
-ience Of the BRIDE tsheT BY the hev mr. "a a. ib
CfAne esq. oh Of THE city.
HayMcGowNIn nj; y on Eid.y SIT Of tb cy ci, He
KESNY-BURKEAt the Cath dra o. Tnpr.day ocl: . oy
G1scc the Rcv D.. Hushc' Mr. Iho,ne' r. hrIny
Ioancii Of Nova scotia Margaret Jones' daughter OF NJ
Burke, esq. of this city.
Epiphsny BY the Rev. lot Joae, GeoIse T. Moore to
iS.e sohe', daushtor OF the officiating clergyman
BOBERTS- DENNIS-On "Wednesday evening, Oct. by the
nv = Yocun, Mr.. John b. Roberts to Miss Eliza A.
Dcnnis
sTCOR-MARTIN-On Monday evening, Sept. % By the
nov Mr. Hovey MI Samuel secoI to M'' Mary D. Martin
sl Of this city.
the Row MI Seward MIR Rufus L. Todd OF this city, 10 Mss
May l.. shannon Of the former place.
h Us 6 D. GHy f fse S% W and M
Youngest sher of Robert HysoP. all OF this city
UpJoHN-TYNG-A Morr;oTn n J. on ws Sfhsd
Emma D. eldest daughter of the officiating clergyman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

r. NJ steamship Africa Shannon Liverpool, sept 2pm,
nd.e ana PASSENGER. r. Cunsrd sept 20 p exchanged
signals with ship Srocoo 2lst, an, passed NJ tesmsn
Niagara Boston (ih lat 81 % Ion - D. passed H. h
steamship Pc STA lenc. for Liverpool 18th passed steamer
bound supposed 10 b. the Cambria from Boston, 10 O'clock
sam. passed L. :. NJ steamship Fulton, hence 9th 5p
u m 50 nils " Of CAPE Race passed 4. = sloopofwu
Cyaue ID inst an. passed NJ steamship Asia hence TOT
Liverpool i.oB steamer bound r.. fsmmonis The A
% m passed The New Foundiaud from " ifaK
s NJ steamship Cshawhs Buoch New-Orlean- , days
and 10 hour nds and passer 20 Livingston Crohefor
A Co
Steamship Knoxville Ludlow hours from Savannah, with
dse and ps ,.uger 10 Samuel L. Miichi. ID inst pm,
so miles Hsrrss exchanged signals with -es-hip Floh
da $50 pm exchanged signals with steamship SOutherner,
both bound 81 inst of Woodland passed brig AugIs'
STEAMSHIP Marion Foster Charleston 80 hours mdse and
pa,enqrrs 70 Spoford rileson ls inst SIS pm, %
miles " OF Frynq Pan shoals ged signals with steam
ship Atlantic bound s. I'd Inst $50 pm 10 miles Of HIST
rrss shoa exchanged signals with steamship Florida hence
tor Savannah. .
ship ellington. BsrstoU, New Orleans, Sept H. md'e' "
Stanton L Thompson. A.
Bark Ottawa R-nsr Csrd@na. Sept g. sussr &c, 20 MOTE
Neph-ss SEPT, o. In sight al Cardona spoke sch A. l.
Baysrd from .stc'. X. L. !Or Cs'denss. A..
Bark Marv Elizabeth of Searspcrt Hckhan Palermo Aug
49, passed Gibraltar Aug. 80 birthstone, &C. to Draper Der
In vessel 70 r. PBuck Co. Sept a. lat % 80 lon o. a
changed sls with hip showing Boston Nos = - o.oh
T.; - y L. isi. w. brig Torrent tof Bosson'
bound " Han,
BriE Rob' NJ Charlton (of Ssvsnnah) LishboI,p, Nsy
IL DAYS, suaar tobacco kc 70 ' hine Co. m
ooiored cook o. ,sl' m diea on the PASSAGE rAPrneh0
WEATHER dnrtG ,s p-''asr: q. ,,,i.. ana
pig f-ilf ,i blhs o Ion II
mahogany o. ibbcTy sand"fd Sept - ls,; u, Ion
~ spoke hip scotland toi hai"we hence to New
BIZ Boon. - ROBINSON long'horne Ifss isShd' ''P~
- sat 70 - " Nt = o. N's-'i I" Drrt' a S"h -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
Pns,ruaers Arrived

H. scdash .ricd from Lrcypooi-J de N9n'cA loe~frt
ofd,pahs g. ashns,on lady three children nurse aud
.er,st M J. g. Maen md lady DIR Famous, and ivdy
Mr. and Miss Harris. Mrs. Johu Jones Miss Bronwer Misc
Rreuersud M Kraft lady and two children Mrs 81 arnant
sor ard nurse Mr. Kuuhard lady three children and nurse
Mr. n Muir and LADY, Mr.. HeidrHkcmer and lady. Edward
Marshall sdy and daughter, Mr. Meyer and lady w Gin
nell Mr. Dana Mr. Anderson and lady, e. maiieto MI ha
b.rt MIR Nathan Mr. Cowie, r =. Lawrence Mrs VIM koo-
man infant aud nurse Mr. Schwed. y Buchanan Mr. Amp
,ebsck MI Pucoust s. Thsbeg klisht Isaac BGesn
NJ Rev two sons aud daughters, M Thomson Nigel
Can't r w Nnnsettart, RN. John MeLeId {. HOLT Mr.
H. Middleton Me.s. Duncan, Ruprecht "ihsns h.yer
Rc,tery = ". Qrtgon, A. Gondin Chss. Lsycrk, 7. A.
Fm.h Chss Reeueln Tho', Troi, and brStheI H. stSie
Jas Ford, Thos Le~is Mrs. Davis and child B. Du,snd
OHM H. II. Park rrousda Iiy RsSan Jas Wilson MI ReS
ortson Mr. Iotn II. Walsh Mr. barwel and niAu Mrs
IIarr, " chi dreu and servant
IL BARI Otdi"0, from C9Tdead'-Cspi Joseph MeoT'y
b,tk Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

I sSc u : y ,.lloB IN o4sks AID IN bb. a. : D.. .o
p not - b. published. icing lttlo below he usfk-t -
VIVA. :, quiet but hrui, n. Lst sA. Il So NJ S's
Wv. Bcdf-i Was lad, a. g. Crude ii - ~. a
is,'ur,j Sy-u remain irs'ye. bat price. A. 'Na-'
riansrl I-i o. AID ia u.oirr4ic req.cs, a.
1tDn gailors Prmr Nestsrn W 'rr s'ls cd ~
ONei. IN moderate demand o. pr'u5u, r,e. Re4 OF :,
.rsr,c art -;c,s arc f-uly rl' 'aiued " -
PRONlSION>-Thc demand ior Pork is n.oierA,e .a4 Oh.
rrsrkc- lose, lowe: .s'cs 80 bb... 80 fsr Ne
IL 7-Q$i TOR PrLc BEEF frmlS ks.l. VITA .sol -
C|ur,rr -. o. atli for re'arkeG Ness C., H..
sraGy .a,s O; IFS bids :, 1s TOT Shoulder, AID 81 ls
To- H.rr. Lard firmly h,id snd : IN demand Cor '.,g. \
4,, ai.s OF 20 tts and ics OF the sPoi = bSlk n
and ia l1ic o. old AID Lev obs tof 'rib-s .-l
December Del Sry ls.c Butter IN r reqas.i aaa a
finn ale. Of Sisic 81 b. aul oho ~ - NV CAc--
ir actis- den AcG a. 9dssc.
RICE CONTINUES arm The stock ia exhausted the sale, A..
partly to 81. sales Of ls to-. - = az
SUGARS-Thc market continues hIu bur r';h,t Glst.
Of go b. = Cuts ~ Gsc. Refined are f1mer w ga
srt's as .olloss;
Loaf .;.............l5ic. Ground
SALT-rhe market Is without much change sales Of 900
tuh Lisbon sbou, No aud 81 90 bush Turcori.s prya.e
>EEpS-A dull marie, for Timothy :, .s 25o ~ 81 =
bush. Of iiG ~ q. CoVrrsecd uouiu. :, Ialsl r.
Fax Is quiz a ~ go =. 10 q bu.h Iinsa I. xbS,
chang 10 uo' 'sle. q ~ bls Calcu,'a At a. 20 ~ dsv
SPlCES-Further sale. have ben made Of 10 GO. Sps,
TEAS-The business Ia. become unore llv., =,
the auctions having been j, ireqgcn prices
those established by the public orcrnes Their. b.
no arrivals recently But sev-'a expected f
TOBACCO-TL,re Is particular change 20 tAs ~
os, al the SOUTH sale. OF 90 bids. ken,ucty iodsc Isl
bales Haysns Nash 100 csse Serdicsi n To- H.
bbs Turkish private terms.
TALLON-Ibc market IS 9uct Tor want OF 'tock sales Of
5000 n prime City ~ lSc.
WHISkYIhS market les sctyr and closes rather owe
ss'os Of 30 bbs Ohio and Prison ~ 3. dac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
CLASSIFICATION.
Ircfa,1a Elorida Mo

COFFEE continues quiet hut h"n j. 40 chan !e N prie''
The stock 900 bags sales OF - tazs NO - u" Il
80 ilc., 200 do, (som hNs Ok" Dat ho OeiL
reported) arrive from Bosou on t's NOT N'H'pedi 30
ba., Malicaibo II ,c. aud ~ bigs iaguay al L. ~
CANDLES-AdAnant!lt are To- her Ia CIV" ss az -lu 70
a. To Gusity In Sperm there il good business dong at &
ior Plsin and Soc tor Patent ~,
DRITGS AND DYES-SOd, Ash j. nov. hvd al 8. We no.
tic. Curtler s.s Fast India Castor Oil az 81 A.
now held higher; also, 800 N Oil Peppermint On terms not
made public. a.. 49,, q. 1900.
oiepcq OF the high of freight s. Domingo and Jamaica
Loqwood are very mode demand bu prices are without
change The stock hand the ANNEXED dates a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NFW-YORK....


Su.,l.lir- WASH, ston. CSvendy Bremen, H. sand
ships-J " tannin Briggs, Galveston, j. H. bfo".fa T.
.on London, Boyd 4 Hnckeu. "a ut,
Barks-Nscoochee Waite, Bristol, Nesmth Son,i oAo
rem Trolling, Akysb Pope Co. Eastern beHe' h''ea'
Csdil. X. Z Buck TO.
Bn.s-Mrgnet Kitchener, sesuasrands Be-, Son 20
Union (Br) Chisholm 81. John, n B., j. y whitney 20,
Zoa,o Lriahtou, Dsricn, C. h. j. Peters Balance tpLh
Stubs DemarsTs, Tucker lAghtbciTn =, ~.
ScSaon.rs--J q Wbppl- Lawson. Portsmouth. Benton
Bros; J. H. " iiarns, jump Piilsdelphia' J. '" Mckee
B,n henderson Wilmington T. : POWELL ,h's nut Low
Boston master Geo Luf Line Baltimore. Merrill ABBOTT
Jeroonou Iinr Baltimore, Merrill Abbott Rescue bsepn
baltimore Merrill Abbott Lsyina jane. kechum rehaa
mis- " Mckee; Johanna Ware, SlyeIthen, s.hiAton'
n,ster Emily Jane Tunnel Baltimore MAILER LORD que
reau; Moteor StuIges Baltimore d. suIges a Jsnns..'
Jennings Windsor J. T. Johnson Medord, Cochrane ro'F
land G. t. Hatch T.. Brooks, Gardner, Newport, master
Soop-New.York Hardy, Providence, X. EawardS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
Receipts Of Producc.-OCr. ;

n, y,yi R,-er Boat.-7O0O bbls Flour, 81 900 bushes
Whes. ZOO do Corn |? 700 do Barley 6Opkss Ashes Is
do Whisky. 49, -, ,,,, a.
Bv Ere Ranroad-l.5i5 bbls Flour 2ls pigs WHISKY
DO Provisions ljs bags Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

.Jo, E".i"ee'' ~ zoe - 80 o. ,e s, ,y,h
- Committee Of p ;iaris " inc. Sr,s The past xoeL
- -. ,t. difference bat up ~ % 80 y q " -
""'' ." b.u cA.cted, aud is"Ast'i hf' ~" stfiAe
's''' - .aIufp today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON oct 2Au barb. Prescott, from Buens A ~,
Teorndike uasana bIgs Hat Anderson, ManssnIs n
Elon Port-su Prince; Prentis. Hobbs. Turk. Island
Pass Passport, for Bstmorp-leaky; ship julia huu.,
savannah. Ar "a, ship morirg Star, Calcutta; PAX"
Warren, MslsaLliS
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NV LNTELLIGENCE.
n1srRIcT COnRT-Ocr.

...n sr,qFs DISTRICT COURT-OcT. 3-B fore
Nt''" judge NGFRsOLL.
90. Gina = Boggs of the steamship Illinois VA
- ~ :, rl. neui or carving go rass"usr- from AZ
$3.50 an The llh June 1876 being greater nuuber than
pn.s,,'i,,sd hv the at OF March S, 1855
IT,. Csk and Rspslo and b. b. Cutting app sed i'r ~"
1000 and ster discussion concluded 70 deuur - the
,urut on condition that they should have iesye L. pad
az. M case the Indictment adlndsd good As ~" Dc"
,n,rr.r not w. n"d unable 20 state p~chcay ne
sod. q, h~oa the def T,"-; but uudeIriaAd h-
IN po.is That IN. arf il nappicsbie 10 s'en-np- Al"
MT Inc Dsc- Attorney should have proceeded HnH m
f.. n,t.aA ~ the section OF The statute lhe 40
a.. - on, never received Judicial cltsruroi'
~. I.it JuToi. di.chaIged for tbe term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
~ IRENE COURT-Ocr S-SPEC1M TTRN.-B'i're J'dso


Peter @. Rvsr,on ast. Randall IL. Gsoeu imP"sf a.
lnless the plaintiff cons. nts to yDGy ths y dgment
conform able 10 the vJbs agrc"u Mt the eeut
upsIod and the issue tne Ia hk" nshH r 90 10
,rdg-n.n. Nd been entered. Order socordnGr
a. Gilbert O.. a. agt. Taor VI fartr sise - a.
Motion for extra allowance denied.
In thr Of the apPIcstSSo OF Pf'sp nnu' - A.
Petition denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

Total POts and Pearls 's''l'
COTTON-The accounts from the South OF i"S' ISF" pc
oun.d by further telegraph 9dvice and they no" seem 10
b.. generally credited; IN consequenc,, the n"At ~
- d ana he inquiry spirited The advance tor tue week
Tho sars to-day ZOO bll' art & arrive
Our quotations exhibit closing rates:
NETWORK cLAssIFlc ALTON ,o,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
COrRT az lrpFAJS-O,

COURT OF ArPEALS--OcT. 3.
No. 80, 30, l51 struck of. 9. Coleman az; TLaI
~ s Argued Mr.. 4. !. Parker ior sPgel', Nj q ~
Fe respond = rIman al. Franklin AfsHeo "auo
cor e.! Rrcess until ookpck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

Total. q, OH. O3s flO7l Os
The increase OF nearly 900 in the "o,her Sc.
curties' following the increase of nearly halt million
shown in the preceding weekly return, attests the
tivity of the mercantile demand for money. Against
this however, must be set the increase IN the public
and private deposits and the dminuton OF tli9 l2j in
the Government securities the final result being ad-
dition Of Otj 10 the total OF unemployed notes.
The diminution in the bullion Is al the same time tring
TIE LondoH Times Of the Goth Of September, speak
ing of the market of the previous day, says:
The English funds to-day have experienced little
reaction. consequent partly upon sales to raize the
profits OF operations, and partly the ntell-
gence from Paris that the submission OF the King Of
Naples is no longer expected and that France and
England will probably withdraw their representatives
an ost Immediately, and send vessels Of war 10 pro-
their subjects COnsos for money opened at the
closing price OF last evening 9fl to e but ultimately
declined 20 81! I. For the sh of October the last
transactions were 81 to T. The amount OF business
was not extensive. New Three t. Cents for the OPEN
ing left ,f et,Yi 10 ex dividend; Exchequer Bonds
~ to !: India Bonds. IA 10 Il pm; and Ex-
chequ.r bills. - 10 10 pm.
"rhc final quotations of the French Three per Cents
on the Paris BOuEe this evening 1Of. t5c. for
money and NJ. Soc. for the end Of the month
showing q further fractional decline in addition TO
fall OF nearly quarter per cent, which took placo
YESTERDAY
Tie demand for gold Ia pay for purchases of -ilye
IN tie Continent IL undated. About 30 00o in bars
is understood 10 have been taken Ci the purpose from
the hank to-day.
The bar-sllYer brought bY ne !ast W e<t lnllA
steamer ha. L,n sold at o. ID. per ounce being an adj
OF 3D. the price realized for that By the pre-
cedng packet. IL some instances slightly higher
rate paid in the early part Of the week.
The half-yearly Count Of the Bank Of England
held on the 18th of September, when a dividend OF
II It's. share, free Of income tax, was declared.
The net profits for the six months ending August 80
were stated d; Ets7, b. s.. 3D. making the amount Of
the "re-t on that DAY Boss iOj Is. ld aud after
providing for the dividend, t3,O3j, 80 l7s. Id.
McssEs. John Berenbereh, Go-sler & Co., OF Ham,
burg, write under date OF 10th September, iol-
low:
Money Is q little more freely offered a, to =
cent Tor best discounts; the decline Of exchanges has
attracted sufficient silver Tor the monetary wants for
Austria and Russia. The advance of the price of ID
yer in London and the state OF exchanges in the East
will however, more than cOuntertalsuce the effect OF
a cessation Of wants from other quarters and we can
hardly expect any material decline in the valuation of
money The business in stocks and shares continues
on meet limited scale
After spell Of great activity apong the Dry Goods
Importers ard Csnlmiseion Merchants, az well o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
Markets. .CARTruLLY REPORTED FOR TnE TRiBrsEl

ASHESThc market steady for both kinds. IN" demand
fair Pots and ~ u Tor Pearls S'.erstus l. 'i
I
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MINIATURE ALMANAC......rHIs DAY.
sry-RsCs.. 500 Sets......... b5I MooN-Sets lea
wATER...............THts DAY.
Sandy Hook. g:j7 Gov. Island. 0:f7m Hell Gate....2A
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leaving he total indebtedness outstanding ~ ~
The following gentlemen were elected Directors OF
the road: Thomas TIe-ton, Mathew Morgan. samuel
d. Babcock. William F. Cary, William II. Macy,
Hamilton Blvdenhurg of New-fork city; Giles r
Ward Savbrook. Conn; Nathan +. Dixon, Westerly,
K. l.; Ebert !. Anderson, Newport, K |.
The earnings of the Chicago AMI Burlington hoad
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08

IIrer.


Afed-King Alfred Kelley, (for without
doubt he had the recent fusion Legislature
as completely under his rule as any mon
arch,) made a report, just previous to the
adjournment of The General Assembly which
reflected upon the integrity Of Mr.. Gibson,
State Treasurer, and cast unjust suspicious
upon his motives as an officer. The latter
has proved to have better "pluck" than King
Alfred gave him credit for possessing. He
has published in the State Journal lengthy
article, which not only vindicates himself
from the suspicious cast upon him by Mr..
Kelley's report, but places that gentleman
in very unenyiable light before the public.
Mr.. Gibson says that he took the State
Treasurer's Office on the evening of the 18th
of January, and before ten o'clock next morn
ing Mr.. Kelley applied to him for deposit
Of some Of the public funds in bank in
which be was interested at Cleveland. The
application was not granted, and Of course
Alfred went off in high dudgeon at the
Treasurer. Mr.. Gibson charges that Mr..
Kelley's intercourse with him was charac-
terized by a want ofsincerity and that some
of his acts proceeded from dishonorable mo,
tiyes. How this war of words will end we
do not know, but so far think Mr., Gibson
has the best OF it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08
Excitement at Washington.

Central American affairs, the mob at Pa
mama, the interference of the British in the
War between Walker and Rivas, &C., have
created quite an excitement at Washing
ton. The Secretary of the Navy sent the
dispatch to w. II. Aspinwall, on
his being advised Of the riots at Panama
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1859.
Telegraphc orders will be sent to the Full
TOM Pensacola, to touch at Aspinwallin her
cruise, so soon as she can.
]. C. DOBBIN.
The new steam frigate Merrimac, will, it
is said, be ordered to proceed to the Pacific
without delay. We find, also, that the
slcop of war St.Mary's was at Guayaquil
on the 3lst ult., and would leave for Pana.
ma on the 18th inst. She was daily look
ed for at last accounts. In addition to these
demonstrations, Mr.. Herbert, of California,
offered in the house of Representatives a
resolution instructing the Commit ee of
Foreign Affairs to inquire into the facts of
the case, with the view ofprotecting hereaf-
ter our citizens while crossing. The inter-
ference of France and England, as evinced
in the correspondence intercepted by Gen.
WALKER lin the quarrel between Costa Rca
and Nicaragua, will, it is said, soon receive
attention in Congress.
We hope government will take some eff
fective measures for the protection of Ameri-
can lives and property on the Isthmus. Such
Outrages as those recently perpetrated by the
barbarous sans cullottes Panama, should not
be passed by with simple apologies. Had
Englishmen suffered there like our own
countrymen, the flag of Britain would have
waved over that territory before this tlme.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08
Look Outl
The banks are "a-going" The Detroit
Free Press contains the following

The banks are "a-going" The Detroit
Free Press contains the following
"DAsHED. ."-T TAomSoa's Me,o York Bank
Note Reporter has "dashed' the BANK OF
MAcoMB County and the BANK OF TEoUM-
Sch. It has hitherto quoted both the same
as other Michigan banks. All other bank
note lists condemn both in the same man
ner.
This, together with the existing popular
suspicion regarding these banks, will have
the effect to wind each up speedily. We
advise bill holders to convert their possess
sions at the earliest possible market,
By the way, we should like to know by
whom the Bank of Malcomb County is own
ed just at this time
One of the acts of the last Legislature
was the repeal Of the small note law, which
prevented the circulation in this State of
the multifarious trash of banks in other
States. There is now in Ohio an immense
amount of small bills on foreign banks,
many Of which are mushroom" affairs;
and as they break, which they are bound
to do, those holding such bills will feel in
their pockets, the i0iSdom of fusionism. -
When '0iH States refuse to Bankers the
special privilege of swindlng the people !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08
True as Preaching !

Mr.. J. OBJ Renick in a communication
in the 0. S. Journal in which he lays violent
hands on the platform Of the Black Repub-
licans, says:
Art. z. The Stakeholder is prohibited
from occupying with his slaves any part Of
the vast territory that he helped, both with
his blood and money to accumulate; and as
we are TO have 10 laws by which fugitives
can be reclaimed, and there being no way to
popularity so short as to steal slave, and
having so many office-seekers, we fear other
business will be neglected for that occupa-
tion. There will be no use trying to hold
slaves near our line, therefore the poor slave
will be forced South, where the climate and
rice swamps will aid vastly in exterminating
that social evil, much to the glory Of the
Northern phianthrophist.
The man that hopes to better the condi-
ton Of the blacks by the Republican move
ment is fool
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08
The Three "SmelIiRg Commit
tees"

The Three "smclling Commit
tees"
We publish to-day the law for the crea =
tion Of three committees who, from their du-
ties, being a sort Of "poke-your-nose-into
every.bodys business" have been properly
dubbed by the Statesman, the smelling
1t is strange, that during a
session Of three and half months the Leg
islature could not find time to investigate
the financial cond dition of the State and it
is passing strange, but nevertheless true,
that the Legislature did find time to inves-
tigate and discuss the affairs Of Kansas and
busy itself with matters pertaining to the
general government and entirely outside OF
its duties We assert, without the fear Of
being successfully contradiCted that, had the
members Of the Legislature applied them
selves diligently to business proper to b,
considered by them, as they should havr
done, there would not have been the slightes
excuse for an extra sess ion, nor the appoint
ment of the investigating committees I,
which we have referred.