Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM THE Associated PRRSs
The Financial crisis. g.

Nsw ioRE, Oct. 3-The day ba. rassrd wish
49, rTuahclal embarrassment than was antici-
IL. ne only heavy failures reporred other
tn-n Ilark, Dodge & Co. bankers are E.rv pov,-sn
nj, Mcconnell. = dry goods firm ON Broadway.
bSI;t,s nns show very heavy assets over their La
Bosror, 0ct- 3-There Il po,ht,,,
hahcidi matters. The merchants ~. .. ~
- aoIe 10 pay their notes TODAY. ana &C. r..
,,t tSs 1Eewing Of funds from the hanLs a.
The Wyndbeman seems better than yesterday.
III -o,,,n 49, ypnam county Bank. Connecticut vrss
'uIO"" OUT ny the brokers here this ,ftsTnonn
fIITsBURS, Oct IA meeting Of on, h,,,In,,..
men was held al the Merchant,s E,oh. 49,
pas.,nnoo ., - CONSIDER the money crisis, and In
, ,o 10 tne action Of the Legislature Reso
lutons We're passed, in substance tba, En- -
pension OF our banks was caused solsi,, ~. a sus
clai disasters In other parts OF the counfrv an,
dictated by sense duty to our business Intss,,s,
Oar banks being solvent, and mansoed xvitb -,
doubted prudence and forethoug ht' they recon-
mend the remission Of penalties, and that the ne
1od De liked by the Legislature for a resump,ioo
as soon az possible IL was also recommepded
that bank dividends be limited TO per cent per
annum that the contingent fund 6e not over "a
per cent OF the capital stock, and that tlIe sur
plus inure to the State
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-This day was very rrucb
DREADED here, and IL was feared several failures
EouIo occur. good deal OF third and fourth
oIass paper went TO protest, but none Of the sec
onS SaI us' cIsss Our houses are all surprised
ana oeilghted with the result
ST. Louis, Oct. 3-Cbouteau uarr,sor L.
Ndile, an iron house, suspended Yesterday Owe
elSht hundred persons are thereby throxxn ont ~
employment This firm own the Iron Nountain
~, Nk rs oELEASs, Oct. THE agents in this
Guy OF the Northern Bank of Mississippi were
uhaole 10 redeem its notes TO-DAY
The money ket is feverixb
MOBILE Oct. 3-There is a severe pressure In
our ,loney market. and trade in a great measure
mas been brought 10 stand There are no eyed
quotations either for cotton or sterling. bofh nn
therefore be quoted nominal "''
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-The decline In co,,o,
rom the highest point, is full n cts per pornd
nut the depression appears for the moment 20 l,.
arrested. Exchange and money ma,,s,s co,,;,,,
very unsettled, and scarcely one third of the na
per offered at the banks is accepted. OuT me-
nevertheless, stand up bravely under their
uouples, ana not even rumor of failure Is heard
erpool. " i-''-
SECOND DIsPArcHl
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Financial affairs ane DC
cidedly better There are no failures. and can
idence Is being restored. stocks have improved
5ao per cent. Money is more freely offered
Rates, however, are hardly quotable, they are so
Three More Persons Rescued frau IN. e.,
trail America, &c.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The Bremen bark Bremen
arrived here this morning, with J. Tice, the sec
oDd engineer, Alexander Grant, fireman. and q
w Dawson, passenger Of the Central America
who were rescued by thr British brig Mary from
Cardenas, bound for Queenstown, and were
houSlClIco lucltlGOlD 10 the Bremen.
Mr.. Tice states that he drifted on a plank -
hours On the fourth morning after the disaster
he drlited up TO a boat, and succeeded in getting
INTO II. On the fifth day lac picked up Grant,
VINO had heen i've days on part Of the hurricane
deck. The two then pulled for the hurricane
deck. and took from ii Dawson. There had been
ten other men on this part of the wreck viz:
"eOrSe Buddlngton, Third engineer; John Bank
coal HEAVIER; Patrick Card, do; Evers, fireman:
and six passengers, whose names were nm kno1vn
all of whom had died
Tice, Grant and Dawson Were eight days with
OUT water OF provisions, with the sea making
On the second day after the steamer went down
they saw number of the passengers on piece, OF
the wreck, but could not assist them.
The rescued are in a sad condition badly
bruised, covered with boils, etc -
The Firemen's Parade ut PhiIadeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Great preparations are
making here for the firemen's parade Z, morro,x
large number of fremen from other cities. and
from the interior Of the State arrived hero ytster
day, and more are expected this evening The
weather Is fine, with indications OF favorable
weather TO morrow.
SECOND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The Firemen,s trieu-
NAL parade passed of very pleasantly. There
were ninety-three companies in the line, includ-
ing twenty-four not belonging to the CITY oroani
zation, together with a large number of p!eces OF
new apparatus, and all reprinted and adorned
The procession caused genera holiday
much Indignation was excited among the bands
OF mnslc by several colored bands being adj
mitted into the line Of the procession Shplton's
band, accompanying the New York fremen fol-
lowed by Beck's, Of Philadelphia, and Others,
left the line.
Indictment for Poisoning.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Oct 3-John n Robert
son, cashier Of the Eagle Bank, has been indicted
by the grand jury for attempting 10 destroy the
life Of his by poison. Rumor says that of
twenty-three jurors only two were opposed 70 a
bill. Robertson gave bail this morning
Sporting Intelligence.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 2.-The trot which
came of between Flora Temple and Lancet TO-DAY
WAS N-ifnessed nv ten thnnsnnd r.nr.n.,. o..