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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
THE COSTS IN THE NORTH AMERICAN
TRIIsT CASEl

The following 10 ext-as o. sfaart made by Mr.,
scFsrspe, agent OF Palnsrs, Nseklop Dent Co and
med In the Court OF Appeals last week In
Receivers o'ion, that bis erpe and counsel fees be
paid n ne fund In The hands o John Palmer, ESQ
special Receiver
AM th, depopent further saith tina, he has sxAninsd
all the verified accounts u TIE said Rsoei died By him
rrch prior " and iro,udipg che nr day OF Nay 1891,
ind Va, ppeays by the said accounts tiat the said
Receiver raid out OF the funds In his hands for lAw
expcrsos s-ch reocver ~ hs ssgrega,e shout The
~ sife 622 3d. and hat the following me
n ne perors 70 whom and The purposes for which me
.sne are stated 70 have been PAID
70 John CesvelsDd and Clssvslsnd Titus,
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uAklSIME InYELLIeEAck
ALAkNAc roR FEW YoRx-THu BAT.
eUu 1nn1. OF MOON 8 Oh
suu SETS 50 IL OF


uEaReD
Hhip Ashhurtop B-adish, Livevpol-o Grinnen.
SIP Calhoun irunsn LIVERPOOL spoHord Tieston Co
ssp R-ser,. s sS0 aaiaa
sD xss srn onSe h sssusn
ship ~ Nicholas Irsncor ssvre-Rnyt Hincsea
SHIP Ss
serKJ kickels Nichols, Bueno AyresWalsh, Carver
ss ss Ss. sas s N a.. Ia
earh = cams, Pem'ngws City Poins-hetcalf Dun
sch, xoon,ise. Futile Jscssonvte-vsn srun. slasht
schr {, Benily. Reed, Da lea-Demll : 10
sssI .s' .ss ss@ S,ssssenT sss.ws
Seer Seer tIp r ,1rrs c a ssrf.a
scsr 9 isne. Bsasl, Nortols-ss.Ises. ele.T nAoo.
scar Warren, Chapman New Haven't awards.
s,eswssY Cry Of wassins ton ri Pes hiysrpoo Sept
Il as len Ga co ssssa + e@eu shu Ro.ns hound io 4
.ms " n;a ,sw mp IT, nsGn Of ss bound !. On nss 4.
DAY saw shlD r,o Bos wd,a sosRe West
nd T. VIII mds. and pssserssrs o Sos son 8
ms 81, y = 60 Ion 8 . e. "a bah Pn steering
days and rc1 III Rooi q iorsa with sias &C.
coal ,:s S :; on O. Ss.s' sass. !psssed
ans 20 ps.,,rger. 70 Is,,ip Hurlbut
ndse md ios passens.rs to Amsncs Had % hs
s.r, ] Ahlers toiden) schwricbei Bremen, 81 days IN
ballast, ", pSs,. g.rs % Eenning. .uler sosl ng
Bark Jui, tBiem, Burhoon Kr. men, 20 days
and Fl paasengey 70 brrchsri BOX.
Barb johanna kse t5aul, wi,ourx Hamburg Sept
wib more and NJ passengers TO KarcA Had deAths on
Brig fne! CD. Smith W ndsor IA days. with plaster to
ssis s.s ts,i sBD Loclhar Windsor Ss 10 day, with
Sris aodsn nsgle Orr, Moore Hilhboro Ms days with
plaster 10 ) q whine, 4 co.
Brig Stephen Young Perry Passport 10 days win plaster
" Smith so,rton
Sol Alarm tBy, prehsn Mslag. 80 days with fruit 10
70 Asmar 60 Sept IL at I'm "a pssse~ part Of
poop DECK OF vessel with the GOVERNS boaos painted lead
tehr Dolphir CBr,. yosnd, Hsl.s. Aug a. psssa abr.
schr Pr-soe rt (nr) Herman, Halifax Ms, days with oil
spd feb, TO Wbtman q 90.
sehr Gig.ey tB MAoney. st Andrews, NIB. dasa with
scsr SALIVA HURLEY .hshias days
scnr eish Hooper hachias Bal Aaasored al Fluablrx
hchr los'cn, Hu.b ms HA tport days
Ser Euntress Robers Calais. 8 oA-a
schr Olive Branch asraner Ellsworth edayn
schr Father = ina, WileoI Luhec, days.
Scly Hay State. v.,ri : RochAat
sohy hemss HiI Hail. kockaud
Sckr & LucAr, Adams zock d.
srbr Is eirs Psndle,op, tocs land
Schr Alntira, Carman, ondou' tor Pembroke.
SrhJ stGeorge Murphy. Roudout for Boston.
Steamer ospray, Kinney, Providence
RxLDw
Ship Ivtnhoe new,
ships Ksel-r American Esgle ana Chrts.i.na London
Eh'ne. ssvann,h; shavmut re- Orleans; y Bulslsy, -
Wind during the DAY Me-
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RHODE ISLAND
MONEY AND BusIsHss.

from tie Providence journal Oct. o
The sankr discounted yesterday freely than thev
have before 10 ns tive, chiefly 10 those ~ho had paw
meats 70 make she relief was lie sensibls ard co
courssg We publish The statement OF the condition OF
the fror-nce bssEs the 2Sta of opembcr he day OF
The So pcoson cumpsred Hrn their op the "a ="
MAY tie date q their last previous oon I'll be
thai uher s,st msn see and that they have
Erest, strong hened lhtm.elves since May Their shoe
circulation 10 iess than ~ Gro Geo. and their circulation IN
The hshcs o. TIE public DO; itl- 81 ioo 0)0 Their
entire liabilities TO the fahc about 50 Goo 900, and
bnye dccfeaksd 81 600 coo Enoe aav and ney have
ard bills due specie psy psoe. 10 the amount Of over
IS 500 0eo,
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CRITICAL STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS.


n. LOUIE, 0a e-R..A
meeting wss held yesterday u ths keroAases' n
change, = oonsdss NE currency quesSsa Ar. Henry.
nank osanAsissss = Innsa, xads ssaasasaa e NE
oonceco Of The banks or that SAss, which generally
regarded - sasasfAosey ma ooauiass appoaaud % 70
poS On Ne suhjeos convened II Ne ssoon bu adjourn.
- without coming - seAnN esoaclusca. No vote -
rsosving ths currency u psr scod u " previous 70 the
adjournment re. olution passsd 70 portion NE 10
gsAurs 70 sue bosds 81 pre- seat and 70 crease
sinking fund for NE psymeai Of The inless those al
ready ssusa Another meeting held q tbe Exchange
70 day. whom resolution 70 receive aod p. o0t the our
rency u par, WAS adopted BY an overwhelming vots
The suspension Of Lucas % created sxdtsmsu -
their assess 70 be Ven times eater than their
liz ,ilities
Tiers To- day upon the hank Of Missouri, and the
Boatmen's and Germans savngs institutions There are
n, evidences Of suspension yet Tho regular banks
main strong.
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LssbAsurs wAsos asst dc In one week, asemydpg 10
give rehsf 70 ~ osnmuny ~ Ha,Acv1g he hsue u
nuisance Mr.. Brown oiosd amid applause, and nS.
JosDH Jusnn tftn came forward anA attempted 70 pas
NE following resoaaeoss;-
Resolved Tfsk As respectable ussax al q NJ dssos
"a:
favor docrb . Unsupported above resolutions
Of ssSS ns.s Or oSsr Ssps1 Sssas5 u sSssr smson
S.s M, lawfully Esusd, receive % sanction q
TIE xaNd hat tbs resolutions out Of order,
and Mat he couId nos pot she question upen them
The Chair then introduced J Osen, Eq,
xnAxxS or JosnUA OWE ESQ.
Mr. OwIs spoke somewhas - ioiows:-kY. President
fellow citizens We have me night 70 express
bee mss Us 70 do 90 with moderation, bas = he same
ims with hones:y (Appause We are tn the midst Of
no.s.s, s sSss he's ;Rs
called upon In abort, 70 sarc Ion o. condemn the .,
lion Of Governor In calling tngother deunos Isstsla
ing IN IN, gal the part Of bansipg instunons
and 10 sathorse the fraudulent liquidation Of their indeb
e0ness by !he oreas.n Of anosher and greser dsbt
sibity might sts.h 70 0ur aoiicps by the provisions
O. the constitution IT our SatS For specifically pro
invaidsie eIstrS osnsrscs. Now Inc n~ or 1850 n..
beeD velsed; by ~ operation the banks have forfeited
her sns,,er'' and are dead 10 s.. !G'e applause
be to hgalize An scs already past and unlawful IN
rs character. Moreover, would be nvalidA,ing post
i've ConUA inc Usuku nAv0 ConSIenReu 70 Fces5u
heir notes In either gold silver upon preses is.oD
(Appause) This they hsve failed 10 10 rhcy have
therefore broken their CONTRACT and be relieved
The Per atty only by the eI iencs Il the other party the
contract and NOT by legislative at (Applsuso) Bot,
SIR believe the present sysum il rotten and 70 need
spohef and better (ApplAuse and cries Or rnAts
soO The rhcrtest way to obtain Il for the banks that
row exist 70 wind up their Affairs pay their just debts
ard ole . natural death Lot have genera banking
Law passed 10 which shall be Incorporated checks upon
ihese corpora IONS boh experience Aad sound
dictate Remove from harrisburg =. ind.censns TO cor
runton and YOU will have healthy legislation. ZAP
pause Let there be special Legislation. and every
thing ~il work well. But let have more spccua
lions In sugar, -four, beef cotton t prices be regu
lated by demand, and let AL be equally ber edued by
whatever institutions permitted 10 exist by the
ton Of law. Mr.. Over closed amid cordial applause.
The CHAIRMAN then put the question Mr.. Cad wala
ders resolutions, and hey carried On motion, .he
meeting then adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
OPERATIONS or rBE RANKiNa DEPARTMENT..


Having noticed paragraphs among contemporaries,
protesting 10 ve the OF bank notes resarned TO the
Bank Department for cancellation and desr oton aud the
amount Of securities surrendered therefor, and believing
best to give the public certain infor naton instead or
~ mos, We called the Superintendent Sa urdAy
evening and we're kindly furnished with the aggregate
men! OF CURRENCY In his Office for the week ending
hst day There bad been returned to The Department for
c&rceson during the week 81 $50 600. The amount
securities rendered 81 600 0oo The amount Of
o. notes ktil 10 packages not counted, up INCLUDED In
aboe about $3.50 co., equal 70 something tn
one tsy's sharp work 10 enumeration the amount Of
notes returned for cancellation for the a three days Of
the week succeeding the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court Chat the Superin enden, auth orzed .osurrepd
tesupoD the ret6rn Of circulating tes be'o~ co.
0oo for ssnh pg association and $50 900 individ
uaI bsnkerN 81 100 900 and he amount Of secur
ties return. during The a ne period was within frsc
ton of $500 0tO.
Thing was wanting 70 show the inclination well
ss the tbnty o. the banks OF this State tcprompty
tbeirhabiliies inh monetary emergency ,bese figures
would satisfy the most when say
In addition to the above that the notes OF only three banks
IN all New York have boon returned 10 the Department
under protest
From The Albany Argus, o,t 81
The hole amount Of securities In the bank department,
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MONEY MATTERS IN BOSTON.

HcSfON, Udt D, 1907.
Ire financial panic has about disappeared, and business
In ssac begins IT. usual quiet csarster
Money, however, continues tight, and there are few
transactions in stocks Of any KIND No failures report
cd to-day rhs reported suspension Of John A. Lowell v
auihoritattvely contradicted.
me following the foosngs Of bank statement fos
NE past weak compared with shose Of tAs week pro
S10ua
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rsid . thsm By the rssstvss hnssss, - above
Gasrd, makes too sum of.........,..,. STE SIT 6S
paid % The sasd Jchs ueavelaAd end rtuS
" sbe sssd receiver and special rcoever ~
law expenses.
And his ceccnest further ssi,h that he IL T~m,nsy
sth she claims or the said m OF PAlmers uarriilop
Dent Co., and Of tho other claimants under tho aid
milton and srst bali nn'u trusts and ,nss mo 'oo
hg 10 srbssansiAby Accurate abatement or tina sam
under the decision Of Tho IN reno .cpr and o. to-
hob they will sustain therein vaons The assets u
The said t'usts ~ tho sum mentioned IL inc sidsvn OF
the receiver whnh ha m tion change tho decree
N these aotons Ia founded, WIZ
The claim OF the Pamers upon their general
secoOns amoonts with Interest, 10 over. 81 100000
Davis debt. ....s..... 600 700 0c
An purchsae OF so (n'ion trrss) boncs 100000 90
OF John Hosisy Palmer hoioe: Of 20
(mliicn irus') bonds. $500. ...+ ....... 20 600 90
O'Joserh Hume and oilers, holders CT 800
(miifB tru,tl conds a.... lWo 900 90
or M Pbi'sdepbs banks and Nessys. Nor
ria o., under the first half million
trust, about. 475,o0o 90
TOTAL. ss725, zoe 60
Est n ated value OF she assc4s II the million
sDa svst bslf million trust, - stated In the
receivers sfDdAvn. sa178 AL "a
Loss Of the claimants arcr sixteen years
litigation. sl64S 67S 10
m whnH is to added their ooess counsel fees, 80
and counsel fees sn1 Of the tses
And iurther this cepenent Aaith MT
EUGH MCFARLAND
swo-n this 2eth do, or septo mber 1857, before me-
q. Rs'c In Ocmmssoner Of Deets.
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THE WESTERN BANK, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
BosroH, O,t Q, 1887
Judge heyriek, upon the motion OF the Bank Commits
sioners, has granted temporary njunotoa the West
era Bank Of springfield
SUSPENSION OF THE BANKS OF HARTFORD.
Hartford, ooan., oot q, 1851
Tho Charter Oak Bank, the As'can,ls Bank, and tre
EsChange Bnk, gus 7endee spscie payment ths anas
The officers OF all the other banks net last aght
solved not 70 suspend
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK AT
DETROIT.
DwR,n Oct o, 1857.
me FArmers' and Mech ,ncs' Ba Ia this ,y ,oen
placed under IN irjuno ON by she Alto rney General
FAILURE IN GEORGETOWN.
WASHINGTON, OCT 9. 1857.
Aessrs. r. h A D,dge, merchanA and importer In
Georgetown, are ,sr - have made assignment Here
to they considered the heavea. business nrm in
the Dhuic, OF Columbia
THE BANKS OF WILMINGTON.
PETERSBURG Oct 9, 1851.
The Petersburg cypress says 1t . rumored here It's
evening tst the banks OF Wilmington Cape Fear r..
fu,eo redeem taeir notes yesterday The Commercial
Bank OF the Sale redeemed everything All OF them
are said 10 he perfectly solvent
SUSPENSION IN NEW ORLEA ANS.
NEW onlAss on 8, 1851.
hsssrs vooroies, Griggs Co have suspended, temp.
ra,iy It supposed
LIABILITY OF READING RAILROAD STOCK.
HOLDERS
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 8, 1857.
Much excitement was oocasoned among the ssocknold
Of shs Reading Railroad last evening" by she discovery
Of an 'ct OF the Lgsasure Of 1850 extending the boud
which mako stockholders individually liable for all thu
debs Of Tie comp ny thereafter oost,scs.d, ut, pro
vision no. TO inc.adc bonds which may Issued u leu
OF bonds Iesdy existing"
THE PHIL ADELPHTA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADsLPnA, oot 9, 1857,
Stocks heavy. Pennsy lvsnis STATE SIS, iex; Reading
Paroad, lsh; Morris Canal, 20; Long Island Railroad s.
Pennsylvania Railroad, 81.
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evolved Ih,i he pres n ansuual endorsements.
crfring a. rerd when wealth from all sources over
nws rhundsnee A. 'nus'qu--ce ~ o-err,diug mpru
per nuree which IN ths opinion This meeting have been
simus. b. mprovdent expansions incidental banking
Resolved That cnntry rvsson 70 BE- thankful as
tfouf the permanent esiah ishmen Of the Iona eeno
60 c policy ~ urngs e'sc currency .lore In rec-p and
sse are In ndio ~ souudnes MT sbie
~ De Ietef trss % for1er fmir nccAln suffer
susrced
Rsolvsc Tfs he financial an IN. q, our Fs.s ana ctr
ssouo De cmnseree or he principle ard the
re.1ury o. ach ouconp seied zoe bsak the he sury
h- Unts AYES has been detached ffo arch nssoc.ons
Re ysd Tlss lesa IA on Of ire present suspepso
wcuc -olat TIE fundsu public private
sorsln lnns esshshed he Democratic party
Besovs1, Thai ~ he oyboH of lhs meeting he Legs
siut about eira session shcul ,.ye N. bsnis
70 we op ran, o. esi ting sws tempered by such forbsa
vii be beet prom sno protected hy maintaining sound
cuyrerc~ N sprc, ~ N sueh tt only rpr.sent
other should or hereafter be perruet or
Rec ,ed, Tbs circulation under any condition -ssi
smoupta tbs NAY nov be - wfuy issued can rsceve Do
sanction 81 the democratic party
Hor. cHlpIxs gpovr
M BzywS rose 20 Atyocste the resolutions OF Mr. DAD
vssder, and 10 20 soIbs he wished understood he
ht pebt they should loan moncy and make ercnanxas
but that they tbond no, be allowed V tsue paper money
ehch ss sure W becsne dtpreosstsd ana throw the
community lnio rate Of dist ugi IKE that ~bnb no
s os no. re thought he present moreray taakirg sys
en- rotor sbd procerded n thgw fou recent opeYa
Ions u rt ALI gel, for Instance, tha 0nsy was leut 20
tetont q Or3ef 70 keep W he p6e ~ tygsr lard
- While tns bsrkt yere net pxyeg ther o ~B S. end
$40 nGos, A. BfOrp nQec zoe subject ~ eneb, ma.
casing, Asacag ether kinired icp'os he sbsudy Of
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srspb.d tsrs crsrss Thoupsos london signal Tor
ships slses Queen Rug, lea $40 Jsneirc ss-y ussslen
vs.per FCrssnI bsrls vsss psraisI ssple 90.
s ,eSs ss NJ Se e '' Sesm Fs ss Sars
Rcs,r- \ cbU md Ksren Hsrprrh Kelley i rs SD
nsy; chip Win bark Williams Usi sid fros 'hs n ads,
,hp TEA sns, bas Royai vils~ =, fps gchr ~ VI Ash
Bosts bsik s.iress re maine ia he roads
BAIrIsoRr, OF s-.Arr brig vorucsno. hopkins, no
Fsf rhuros raun'on nsds ssscsr, lord frsworss
yngts js,b slors Belo-, bs.k and an sng ian brig.
css kunby Neweor por, ssss; hannah Cne.), 6r,isS-
gCBii i, Sept is-Ir, shir Relic wood Bush New vorss
cer E,s Rrssoll. Bennett baltimore CID scer Ariursss
ugtl- arr ~ ieD ship ami. she, sis- ryo,n
ftw oRLElNs sept 70 arr al. .mship Galveston wasA-
ssrT car Ss sss Mas, sssss Toysc. .s
s,rpsrc, s,ever., Butler uawna selo. snmns ~.
rsppoo eld ssip Bsfnsy B1psy Boston COR 5Sipoas
s.%S, sI s"s hsss for caaI crossed The ss
~ s6sioIE Get i.ans,s Bassm.u, vrss, so~.n,
ss rns ss Fyssa PRANK S0'' sup
RI g. p, ,Ss,s r,sg ss a sar
pPgISysour2 oct s-Arr ,csr A.s srer. Rowland sa,.
S'5 .ssr. JAMS R, rsomv
con, RsliimcIe; Aron seIsush', so,tols Ashme.d,
oi rafi brrrIfh ocs .ssnsr rsm.,o, ssss-s
noson brigr Ales Mrlis'n ; ss r.mcu;s rss; samuel
.sr,srn ssr.iozs Cl.ss H,iwiss; u Ps,son nidrdss.
sd sy yssSe y5 ps sd 5
rBesi Hurtisy, Provien-~ ID se,mer Ph1e,s spr-sueo
ssh,v so;ios; sh,p Lancaster, oecsn roresas; 5.,s
Coiey So, phrs vpl'sn, Ssmsds Passport gar sesa
s%h sS r., fuys R s,,s rO,s,ncs ,,,,,
wn WOOD ery, firrns, Rc.moud Srrs. wo srots icr
resoe fs IT,, Mon sHavSp ,o' Nygrs "a 90 s,ara
Hs'ton, snd u Stevens, s1ueiey Philadelphia.
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THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHLADaLPnA, OCT 9, 1857,
Stocks heavy. Pennsy lvanis STATE SIS, iex; Reading
Pailroad, lsk; Morris Canal 20; Long Island Rauo~d
Pennsy vania Railroad, 81.
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THE BANKS OF WILMINGTON.

SUSPENSION IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nsw oRIRAss 0u q, 1881.
hessrs vooroles, erisgs Co have suspended, temp
ra,iiy, IL u supposed
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ehip nscor, Huesey, Liverpool AHE tor C~lcutsA,
Avg - let lbN Ion Sow
eht sonora Brsrd from London and Deal July for Gal
cuilsa aug a "a, ~ r. Ion NV
stp r,'e Ca ford 10 days Csicu,s hav
tosd the captain aud OF schr auFenia Of
from Baltimore for Jsms q lost sert ~ lat 81 rs n, loo
70l7
sree ship seerins ssE showing signal with letter
l. IN rerbs Leucosea from rew
OIL anal A. Ser 10 LAT NIX. Ion 81 -
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-04

RAILROAD CARs.-One takes a seat
for journey in Railroad Car, luxu-
riantly cushioned and adequatelylight-
ed, with large and crystalline win
dows-comfort enough, room enough,
society enough-the folks who come
carefully in, settle down and look
about them, as if, practically their
journey is completed instead of at its
commencement. The engine is feed.
ing itself at the wood pile and taking
copious draughts of water, or some
other arrangement is making to fill
up few moments of time before the
rolling tramp Of the feet train troub-
les the earth. We pass Oh to our
journeys end and leave the train, en-.
tirely void Of thought or reflection, as
to the human ingenuity which adapt
ed it in all its perfect parts to our use
comfort and accommodation.
Without practical observation Of
the working department of Railroad
corporations, no one can form any ides
of the genius and labor employed in
perfecting the vast appliances requir
ed to supply these numberless roads
over which the life and labor of the
country pass.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-04

CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD
Some two months ago sub-contractor on the
above road, after drawing his monthly assess
ment for work, left for parts unknown without
paving his laborers. News of this fact having
reached Lyons, the Mirror of that place, inno-
Gently without doubt, announced the .suspen-
sion of work on the road west of Dewitt on ac-
count of the Campany's failure to meet its
monthly instalments. The next week, howev-
err, the Mirror made the amcnde honorable, re-
tracing all it had said to the damage of the
Company, and stating the facts as VIC have
given them above. Meanwhile work has never
been suspended for day upon the road nor
has the Company ever failed to pay its con-
tractors promptly. A large force is employed
upon each section between Dewitt and Cedar
Rapids and the whole of that portion of the
road will be ready for the rails by the first Of
December. Enough of iron was sent forward
from this city last week to complete the track
to Dewitt, the cars are running daily over the
portion already finished, and no road in process
of construction in the Northwest is moving
forward more steadily or under more iattcrine
auspices.-Cinton Paper.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-04

THE NoAcHIAN DELUGE.-At q recent
meeting in Edinburgh there was read
lecture on the Noachian Deluge
written by the late Hugh Miller. II
was a scientific paper of great inter
est, and went to prove that, although
it was said in the sacred Scriptures
that the deluge covered over the whole
heavens, the writer was of the opinion
that it was only over the populated
globe. He attempted to confute the
doctrines of DR.. Kitto and others, who
were of opinion that it covered the
whole earth. He also showed that
his opinions were supported by an en-
inent bishop in the days Of Charles H.
This lecture was listened to by large
audience with the most profound at.
tention.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-04
Good Nature.

Why can't you be good-naturedY
Were you never so? Memory points
to the days of your girlhood-seldom
the lines of anger disfgured your
brow then. And the man who won
your love thought what happy home
she will make for me How sweet
it will be to sit down by her side after
the cares of the day are over? How
beautiful to read for her pleasure
to be repaid by smiles and kisses.
Instead Of meeting care with a
hearty laugh, and "get behind me,
Satan," you worried and fretted, and
began to tell every little trouble to
your husband. 1t was not womanly ;
it betrayed weakness both of head
and mind Imperceptibly its influence
crept into his spirit, chilling it with a
worse chill than that of death, till it
made shroud of iron for the dsap.
pointed heart, and the charm Of love,
and family, and home was gone.
"Was once !"-how often these
words drop from your lips. Was this
that, the other once--and why moi
now? You yourself have willed YOU
own destiny-you have chosen The
scolds Office you must receive tn
scold's deserts. A little philosophy
few words breathed to heaven TO
patience, a new resolutc hope for to
morrow if to-day be stormy-a littl'
self denial in telling petty crosses;
great deal less selfishness-a desire
to make home a sanctuary for your
self as well as your husband-and to
day you had been happier and more
beloved.
Does a spirit of fault finding light
en- your cares? If it rains on wash
ing day, will your anathemas hurry
out the sun until he stops right owe
your clothes line? But if your quicl
hands turn to the -four barrel to moult
another loaf,-if you devote you
washing day to some appropriate
, work, how smoothly care will iro
down his features, and become you
humble slave, instead of the tyranic;
master he would be!
1t is not too late yet. Surpris
: your husband with smile-it will |
worth dollar to see his glance Of a
, constituent hold the sailed water
thoughtfulness in your mouth tn,
you may say nothing unpleasant
r and the angel that has been 'lyin
S PROSTATE in his heart with folde
/ wings, will begin to futter, and Ii
: itself heavenward and look out of h
Q eyes with the love of the olden tim
and your home will yet be the par;
G disc you once coveted.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-04

An EDITOR RoBBED.-A New Hamp
shire editor, while recently travelling
had his wallet distracted from his
pocket by an adroit pick-pocket, while
indulging in a short nap. The thiei
was SO Disguised with this exploit
that he returned the plumber by ex.
press to the address written inside
the wallet, with the following note
"Your a miserable skunk-hear's
yer pockit book. don't keep no such
For man dressed as well as you
was, to go round with a wallit with
nothin' in it but a lot of noosepaper
scraps an pass from u ralerode dircc'
tur, is contempterble impursition on
the public. hear you are an editur,
and ] return yer trash-I never robs
only gentlemen"