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hSA MB4 rsstsifaafat SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

s. ~ NEW s6S HsB StthEAN, akEA4 s,6f!fHasS 5AGSS
PAssENGEk TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at
Summit every day at O'clock P NJ, and reaches New Or
~ FAFEihIeS cents !e eash Chars9 under 6ys
SEASON TIGKETs may je Obtained at the Office of the
wLoes or halves in packages Of twenty reduced price
written pass expressly anthorixins Them to do so d anie
the stations to md from which they As the will
direction ony those making trip both ways will have tobe
a FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
inerlnediate stations At AIS ock A. ~ every Tuesday Thurs
temeiute stations every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
rs 'nE S @ Ss6 a. ay Mi 4sSar s n5
to receive and deliver freight but not any other days.
line of four Horse Sc mail ses runs runs rSn s,n to
Jackson and from Jackson Summit every day. connecting
with The passenger trains. 50 #
En- sc < 52zz@as:az 25zzz9z-ysE:sz r RAIIROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Of On M and ad after @ e ION @ of no al the ron'
tSE.ef' every dtS at. !, n
45ry" it at Bayou Bcui ?. n
RETURNING:
Leave l2oEoa & Bout "'.'''''''''.''....'.lo P
A'''e at Hieers S,Is's + +, n n
Exon cfes to 20 to he regular stations nd BACK the
SANG day will be issued as follows:
To Route Is
To Bayou dies 4 demands. 81
To RHcend, I.afourcho Crossings aud Terrebore 50
To TigeFvile. %
TO Bayou Btrui 80
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot OF ST rect EF ERH MORNING a O'Clock
ciseiY
Freight will he received for Bayou BnEf and Intermediate
stations ny tie Company on the wharf At tlG foot Of St Louis
street, EVERY DAY Until o'clock p. VI. Al up treig!
he paid by tile shippers. aud freight delivered all
other Stations than Bayou deS leId, RaGeId Iarourche
Crossing Ierre1'nHe 'igerYe ana bHyOu BPu twhere
the company have HEens) must be prepaid.
Printed kues and Rates of Freight had application
at the ohce Of the Company.
TIL. T1AYER,
aulf Master IrausnnrtRtion.
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= = kEfsS; - y f'f ~ N'lMMlS9lnN ana ot"aHDlNd
T. H. IL ~ 20, 80 trUt 90 ., i 40 LII .,, -
a. ~, e''S '''''' HS''''''' az
tuL"'' 'n" ''ee' VIII" prompt o'7pN'ch'
-REFEREECES-
MesSs itaggeI% Latis cor FoHcher and toydras sts
SStIb SStPIb It1S HSTiR '' no. s roy '"' street
80 Tt',i I,n,,iG II ti' t''t - - ,r,,:.f,-
6 bulnGiL n A. i'nei, - ~ ~ "'"NIsf
I,"ff'E l i''t' q w. - % ~ -
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hr. '' h Ca1.dIlt, Nhtc!e@ A.Las. o- ~
lf$E y = g U Li s. AENU I 80 ftoEI
" 81 M W 'N = L'iDtN . N","
M e' #tlol ID ol ~ % ol any
90 NoI s,eets Naere we are popItum ~ al hea
a. t44 nosTS ne hoIice p on S tI M er W w ~ hS
S 81 4 N m ~ r. .te" oh, -
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} EN- 0 A
FOR FREIG HT OR CHARTER.

SF05S FUR FA&tGIGs.4T OR CHARTER-
SfS3as~ The Scian brig GiuIia, p. PirAndcN, master,
wants freight or charter Mediterranean port.
Apply 70 A. F. COCHRAN & HAiL
M "' Is New Lpvee md II Fulton ST.
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THIE nIElxTCAN THEATY.
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1elegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
STARTLING CENTRAL AMERICAN NEWS !!
NICARAGUA NO MORE!

THE CENTRAL AMERICAN CONGRESS
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DIR. II. y. JAMES still continues be
suited at his Dsp"usa'y 81 CUSlDMHOTSE STREET enr
kuyal street, all licas of the Gf.NER ATIVEORANS
III both male and female and whatever name or nature Ihe
unparalleled which has James trentnrlt
in the United States and Europe him Saying that
of lr forms whch these
without sure, quick and permanent
II i, Of consequence how long the disease has
Enr hi Remedies attack the complaint fuunilr an and
checuay drive the enemy from the system the shortest
space possible, without mercury Change in diet hlrue
from business.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect Of early abuse Of the sy,-
tenn permanently cured Weukneao OF the Immediately
cured and full Eig0r restored
n R-Rccen of tiniorrheH cured in q hours Old
Chronic FLEETS, other Urethrl discharge cured in from
live 10 seven days
A9J" member that Dr. James Dpensary omhouse
Royal street. Office hours from clock A. n iii
: 7. ". yn2 IN;
54.s* Usage ORANGE RfGGts ;aS-;sUU, ,UD0
EEPl undersigned oilers the finest lot Of
~ Orulgr Plants received in lh city, They
Nmd in the best order Tor setting in hedge Being nicely packed
in dust they be safely any distance. Prtce Sln
per thona!nl, 500 Per mile \ liberal deduction where
teytrHl miles urGe ed
Also fresh OsnGe Orange Seed A descriptive pamphlet
Co@Ing full direction, for and rearing hedges, given
to purchasers. Cali soon. I'll address
II. W. PITKIN at lIeali MHssie & Cos,
too 2rn%W f3 EHrnndclrt st. New Orleans.
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SsSTs~ FOR LINERPOOi4-THE Al FAST SAIL
fF-%tH ing American ship Thomas jefferson, Waldo
Sxs@k=siG. master, having large part her crgo
fget- will sail with quick dispatch. For freight of bales
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GREAT ACQUISITION or TERRITORY!

REJECTION OF THE FORSYTH TREATY! !
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6,sN FOR LtFtlRt'oUL-TIlE Al Asst SAIL.
kF1SHs>tuI American ship Frank Pierce, Leach mas
s=ss Il loading will quick dispatch For
freight OF 800 bHleS colt Amply
}. ?. WHITNEY Il CO.. 35 Carondeet st.
For passage, apply to the CRUtnin nr board. TnI7
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Ut Ire I!lt Ol tji biI.., t'lllpII. HppiE 10
j. 7. WHITNEY \ Co So Cnroudeet street,
or to GlFFSEY 1t SCOTT. y CarondeIet street
For passage, apply to the captain board. mlT
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F O r II A Y r Z
( FOR HAyRti-rHE Al FAST sAi

k{6> FOR HAyRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
&SSf&SN> American ship Francis Is. Cutting, Johuson
sssmas'er, now loading and will have Immediate dis
patch. For freight of bales cotton apply
j. p. WHITNEY Il CO.. IS Carnnteet street.
Orto g. g. B0GEET n CO., - Camp street.
For rassaee applv 10 captain on board m26
tfS9S FOR IAVRE-TiIE NEW Al FAST SAIL
NFsTssins American ship hcntuclSian, Merry'"n,
is lOaling will immediate
p" For heavv freight, freight of 300 bales cotton,
apply 10 j. p. WHITNEY Il CO., 35 Caroudeet street.
o. For passage, apply o the captain. on board ml7
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Arrived.

s' G.m; % S 70 ga hi, init s
Ship London HS5Sa London Aug s with W %d d md
Shoals with light winds and ogs Came TO anchor on the Be
At on Sunday No date a q 20 lon g. spoke ship ''H
Ship LesndeI lO Bath Curtis Cardiff II days with raurd
Ship csTos. Marsh Havre Aug ., with md.s. .aa
S72pa's; to VIM. whit2eh j.. ,..,
SLIP Mont Blanc of Bsi5I osaaid, Cardiff Aug . with
ro,,GSd ZION and brick t. DUNCAN Co. .,a 10, ,.
for Ess sp9 dy oa a sS H. is. .ap
spoke b. bark Lady Peel Of aud from Plymouth for Quebec
Baik savannah tof RIshpGnd Me- Burke, Llvs,Psol
;2S9 spoke bari Lucy Of Boston Redn from Kingston J,u
days S. With s coal ls 70 Manhattan ca: Co ~
BIZ Ay0Hdas af d5s%o1 P1 Cape Riy:en s.
1915 exchanged signals with brig O. Anderson hence bound
Biz anhe (of Ea'tgcrtl LaishtOn, PoTtspPdnc Aug p
bapeIe9esd heavy weather The brig Maria Lee sailed for
Big E " Rn4 eorbt Bp,baao.. 20 day: with mo...ss
Brig E1PeI%9eni Marry Rio Grande July q with ss,ss
Brig susan Z. Mahon (Br, Windsor N g., 10 days With
Brig DIuTToni Chapman A,pinwsll Aug. ~ With hide.
:9ssr &c to J. {og Sept ai ISH & %
R1peiicnced heavy NE Weather on the ps..s ps
i %% w. G Farrell rio J.9 s Ass
spoke bark Csvae Kery from Pernsmbuco. % inst lat
i0N lon s. W. spoke chr Rosa from Jacksonville for 81.
Croix.
schr Ma Powell Wilmington N. c., days with nsva
schr Nelson, Harvey, Lewis Albany for Boston
Scbr. Ann Flow yer Croweil, Albany Tor Boston.
sclr VIM H. Gllilsnd, Erickson, Charleston days with
cotton, Ac, TO Dollner, Potter L Co:
Schr VIM s. Tisdsle, kins Aexsuds days, with coal
10 Cumberland Cosl and Iron Co
sclr Helene, Hooman Wilmington, NJ C., days. with
naval stores 10 Dollner. Potter 4 Co.
Sohr Robert Caldwell Hudson, Charleston days with e.
ton Ac., TO McCTesdy. Mott s. Co.
schr LILLY. Francis, Wilmington r. C., days. with nsya
stores to AlcCTesdy. Mott 4 Co.
schr Hooper, Cousins Calais days, with lumber jed
Frye
sebr William Allen C9-mssted) Grant, Richmond d.y,
with coal 10 Mr. Talnadge
sehI s. l. Tlley Br) wnlinssle, Hi'bOrO' N s., ad.y
shr lalletta Pease, Mnbrdgc days. With lumber to c.
L j. Peters
sbr Olive Durham EsstpoT, days, wh!ath &c 10 Star
ges Co.
schI Crusoe Foster Mschss days with lumber TO hsy
hew. Talbot Co.
seLI Samuel A. Appleton Taylor Boston days with nd's
10 5. W. Lewis.
schr Ellen Allen. Boston days with mdse to master.
schr Nelson Wells Ryder. Hsrwich, with fsh
sehr. Albion, Clark, New Haven.
schr. VIM. Dubosq EevcoInb Hartford
schr United. Fox New London.
schI. NJ. Clara t3msstejD. Clark, Albany for Hatf1rd
Sem. VIM B Marsh. Hsyt Albany for EewHsysn
Steiner jackson Baker. Baltimore q days de 20 h. b
Cromwell. l.sh Inst of Chineotesgue, passed brig Breeze
bound 8.
FELLOWSHIP Mount Blanc onar3 Csrdf bark Savannah.
Burke, Liverpool brig T.. Drunpond -.
Withholding the deg from n. Z. to L.. with fog
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Markets. .Reportel 6x Telkernnl

BurTaLo, Sept l+-6P m -FLovs active aud IN cA.rs.s
ss,. Is 81 for eSir. 10 VISA issi.rs sna
low sf.de. better .sle' q 1000 bush ssS,s;c. 81
Niwsukse Club 81 osa 81 IS for white lnxa ma nSs
and 8 IS for white Kentucky CoS better, sles 500;
WHISKY dull AZ 2ic. FsrIGHrs iS for Whess Nevyo,s
I,KE IMPORTS for the 20 hours ending a. today ~
hi. Flour ~ GEO bush Wheat 1900 bush Cora c,S.,
EXPORTS IS bush Wheat, $4,000 eush Corn. a 900 ssS
Oats -,
OsWrGo Sept. lisp m.FLous unchsnsedi ssles Of SO
bill, WBE. frmer sales OF 1900 bush q 81 s for R.S
o. CHICAGO Spring aaoa CosS dull sales 900 bash H.
bush Wheat II COO bush Corn; 500 bush Brey. C.su
FxPoRrs-2C COO bush Wheat so 900 bash Wh@t ssa ssD
bush Corn sfost from the Upper Lskes for Os~eeo
CHICAGO, Sept I4-6 p. u.-FLous steady WHsaf busy.
snt; sale. az lie CoRS firm; sales 9c0o eush q SesI
oars steady. 70 Buffalo; l1o eoi. Flour; Ss
bush Wheat H. eco bush Corn. SHIPMENTS 10 Os.u No
Flour Wheat s. 900 bush. Corn RECEIPTS today; 1ss
bbls Flour; $4,000 bush. Wheat; n. 600 bush Osis
pEEw ORLEANS, Sept N-CorToS unsett!ed sales 70 day
2U bales sitter but not quo,sby higher prices recepn
day Q go bales. FLOUR S5d& - RED WHEAT VI "a
Las firm az l7!c.
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Whaler.

A at New Bedford oh bar. smyrna Bills Indian 0c.s
Fort Dauphin April % suDbesm, Cromwell N. B. osi,
900 .p; Msy ls Abz.i Smith, do 900 VIII and 10 sp Sth
Samuel Robertson Bshcoek, r. Il out 30 W.T.; 3vb,
Joseph MsxwilI, Jenny, do 10 mos s50sp.
SD Oil, ship oIesoD Pacific Ocean; bark Coz. Cerve''
Beebe Indian Ocean.
An. az Bermuda Aug 20 schr VIM Martin (of ofiesn'l
with $40 bbls oil She touched TO usnship her esrs ,-
Arr. al tsye, August 10 Himsn Book, New t sa,D.a T.
p Me4eom Hinds do, o. -. landed Emerald LET Ein
15sP CaIone Polies GTeenport, clean l8n I'M tsxi
ters S,g Harbor eileen; Augusta Tsber do d. Nni
Neil, New Bedford: sp lAt dedj Majestic, ~, ~ w.
clean greyhound Ca,hcst We.tpo,t landed w Nov Bes
letter from Captain Little Of shp HUI nnn 5 ~ n IN
all well.
letter from cap,ar Hind NJ .hip Metscom. Of Sewbed
ford, reports hsr at Fsys Aug with ~ POI. ~ Oh 0P
10 date, &c, sip Swirl, Worth New b. sh 81 Nsx
Bedod reports her a. Fays Aug with 10 bills ea'fh'h 0
eli we'll =, ~ m ss..s
letter from Can't Pierce bark Emera Of New beaio.s
reports her OF Pays 80 mies August with 20 Dds 'P'
letter from ON esId ship Fsbus, Smith, Of
Iepots LsI Of ysys August - clean, s9aHd w. ~ we'-
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thus exchanged d,riDg the last few weeks pro- H.
reaches baf hat sum. The exchange az" -soiy
Zen, relief by giving banks cash me- H Pr NO.
erclls,I notes constantly co" .Hs m VIC Pr ~
:.on, OF lying idle in their -'os oasA io' 'sse"P
re Secretary ,-..., S...o,
ha= -, awaited Of the low price Of a number OF
the State Stocks to purchase about $500 900 fx ac-
count OF the various Indian trusts under the charge Of
bis Department.
A meeting Of the creditors of Reeves, Buck Co.,
and Reeves, Abbott & Co., is called TO be held on
Thursdsy next at their Office, in the Franklin Build
rg Thi. enterprising firm will doubtless be enabled
to 60 on with their imme nse business.
At Philadelphia The North American says:
There was more hopeful feeling 10 the Money
market and more disposition on the part of capitalists
10 meet borrowers There is no change in outdoor
rates however, the best names only passing at =
q cent per month.
Tie Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th remarks:
There was an improved demand to-day for Trust
Company checks at 80 Co.,, with more buyers than
selers at the inside rate The report published this
morning. that Mr.. Scarborough had returned from
New.York, was mistake. The labOrs OF the Com
mittee we are now informed have but fairly CON-
menced. letter received in this city, to-day from
New-York, confirms the report heretofore made toat
matters look better as the investigation progresses
The Miners Journal, in regard to the receipts Of
Coal, says:
The following shows the Oes and gain by the d1r
avenues and from tie dfsren, regions compared with s't
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Ia the .,eam.lip Baltic from Li.eypotc w Adams K
Buck and lady Mrs. Durham, Miss Helen Durham, Mas
Pauline Burnhsm and servant A. B. Csmmock Mr. Craig c.
IL ClArk and lady d. Clark and lady, Miss Mary CATk W.
Cav Rev Alex Clemente and lady Gle, lady and two
wants Miss Bessie O. Gift Edith n. Cl, Rev Lyman Cole.
nan A. g. Coleman Mrs 4. Coleman, Mrs Annie C. Coleman
Can't Richard Corning and lady Mrs. J. Con.soek Ms
Ada Comstock, Frsncs Curtis, L. Draper IT, Day De
Castro Miss Sarah Deano Edward Delano, Desno NJ.
Denison and lady, H. Derck Dr. Donovan poTemas Mas
Charlotte Dorenus Miss Henrietta Doremus Mr Doswel H.
pIybuI.h Miss MARY DrybSrsh = Edition E me NJ.
Prof Alfred Greenl leaf w Gilbert julia Gnehs.d Th.'
y Guiou Miss Laura P. HAlsted. c. Harms and lady.
Miss c. Hotter. John P. Howard G Keen and aay VIZ
King lady child and servant; Mira King J. koiooatn, Mrs.
Sarah P. Lambert, Miss Sarah Lambert W. Layrsacs ).
" II; Livingston Ella: Loomi' Ludu% and ,sdy Mas
Mrs McEraih j. T. Mcguire Martinez. Thos Markell Il.
= Mathews c. Ii Mitchell ID. Morgan, N. Moore Mrs
Thos Musgroye. j. Meyer and lady, Miss Mary Nevins
Mrs Perkins and children, p. Phil ps O. ProbtnG y
Randolph j. Renak lady and child; r. Rrston, Ju. "
Spodee r. schwartz Miss Emma Schenck Mr. Smith and lady,
Symer Fatharp lady and two servants; Miss Hannah
Pathsm Martin W. Fsthsn, Chss Fstham j. Twedie IT,,
Mrs p H. Vandervoort Miss l. L. Wskeman, I. s. Young
and lady Misses Martha and Mary Young j. H. Hoassnd and
lady. Totsl-lS5. :, ,,,,,
In brig i. D,smmoHd, from A,piarai-Gso Whden
Ia ship London from LondoaMs Henry Ashley aud Two
children Of England; Mrs. Henry Pat Miss Plat AIaaaer
Toms.y Miss r. Touisey, Geo f. Aylins Edward T. siehs
C. L. Ray, A Baird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

times arc we know Of bank tbs. vii receive 20
morrow one Hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
frocn Boston and Philadelphia The specie line lssi
year &: this tiue wa. g., 2sl CO., The interior bA
ances eot,inue % be drawn dowe but :he city dep'''
ia are well sustained. A portion Of the ne in
loans only apparent rs Jar IS hi. cOmr aDi,y !, con,
cerred, a. il made up OF advances ;n,4do: bsss.
which have been repaid durir' The v.ek The De.
posi-, Ire shows q nOp aL declirs of a. 100 900.
but allowing tOr Te !:rgely reduced amount Of Gear
irg House u'Is.ctiOns, there is an actual small in
crsase th undrswr deposits being 81 33 go against
s5',9yJ, COO The fgsresar
Le.I,tDi. spsSe ceSstS1- see.s a.
Sep: H.. lOs SO nAssS' sa4Sio b'SANe
Deere.se 81 ss5 7ea ...... 35)s76 IS, 9n
IIcresFs...
There is 10 appearance at present OF resumption
Of tie gold drain for Europe, and nothing apparently
TO prevent the increase Of the specie lice to fifteen
millons.
The movement Of The Banks since Nov ], 1855, has
txxov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

SrABBISG AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred last night
at II O'Clock, at No. 8 Caroline street. in the Fifth
Ward, in which man named Michael OBrien was
dangerously stabbed in the groin. OBriens wife had
been nsulted by party of rowdies and his brother,
James O'BrieD, became involved in difficulty with
them in consequence. Michael Brien was stairs in
bed at the time and came down. He, also, became
involved in the difficulty, and was stabbed. The po.
lice arrested the man who, it is believed, stabbed him,
and locked him up in the Fifth Precinct Station
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

NIT 10 slight recession rom late prices woo,s
dncr not xious Of incresse their sbi.s y
spe critics. tune THE when money only uss,ss
be a. exoreitsnt high The supply boxey.r Il n, -
means srse and mot holders do nos offer their stoch v
up" 20 cash customer bot thoso few AMI far he,vsry
ssrfy oeA with esfusf the woolcn interest, Th,.-
eu stances combined viii account fs the possl. la q ~
market ~
WHlsKY-Ihe market {. rather lower ard 1. s1I.. a, a.
dose .sles Of 90 h0.s. at 81 q.iie., mainly ct "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

The increase in the supply this year amounts to
lj6, 1913 tuns.
The London Shipping and Mercantile Gazette OF
the evening Of the ls inst, received by the Batic,
says:
a cum of no less than fl40 OO0 if not more, went
into the Bank of England yesterday and 1t is likely
that fl00 600 will be sent in to-day In connection
with this favorable movement, we have also the fact
that the export of silver TO the East has greatly fallen
off, and is problematical if the Indus will take ont
more than E60O,0OO.
AS the amount Of gold which the Bank is likely to
have received by Thursday next may be perhaps
EGO 00O it seems but reasonable that the Directors
will lower the rate of discount especially as the supply
of money is plentiful and the rate o. discount
out of doors is easier III, current quotation now being
1 e cent below the Bank minimum.
"2I o'clock-There is very little doing in most OF
the markets, but prices are firm, with an improving
tendency.
Money on the Stock Exchange to-day is worth Il
a ) = cent for loans upon CoRsols'
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


sbinsR Alison Warrington, New Orleans, r. p. Stanton;
Cora Linn Luther. Glasgow Durham Dmon; American
Union, Hubbard, Liverpool, Ghnnel. Mnt1n 60;
Bdss-F Harding. Newell Boston; gason, Sargent Coz
schooners-Jos. Parker Van Name, Philadelphia W. Nc
Kee Lady Whdbee Craddock Elizabeth City, Gines Son
Co Jamestou n Lstouree, City Point JAS Hunter Co;
Pearl Wcstervelt Washington, Mathews Mchel Sssnins,
Bell Baltimore Mailer, Lord Quereau; Nolant tBrh I'm,
Bsrceora schessenser Andrews s. Gilman, CoweI Boz
ton, s. w. Lewis Co.
steamer-Beverly Pierce, Philsdelphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

The Board Of Brokers passed to-day by a vote Of 20
10 20 the resolution restricting time sales to 80 days.
Ills good move and will 60 far to check speculation.
The weekly bank averages show further contrac-
ton Of loans of nearly two and quarter millions of
dollars, but check to the drain of deposits, and
continuance Of the increase Of specie The reduc ion
of loans is mainly cue TO the movement OF the pre- vious
ar the early part Of the past week The contraction
during the latter days Of last week must have been
moderate The decline in loans from the highest point
has now reached over sl2 100000 aud this has been
suff red in five weeks. Last year at this time the
line was lust about the "a now, with 81 000,.
900, less bank capital, but there had becn no such
large contraction The bank managers appear to feel
strong, and it is hoped tsat with the improving ap-
pearance Of the specie line they may feel disposed to
make wha further contraction, if any, they may deem
necessary gradual possible Such turns the
Is we have lad for the last three or four weeks if
contiI ued would bring almost every mercantile house
in town TO wreck. The specie reserve shows an in-
crease Of about two millions and We have million
and half additional at doors from California.
This average is rather better than expected and
have no doubt that the banks have today thirteen
millions snd quarter in vault. The sctual count, as
We stated this morning, gave over thirteen millions on
Saturday morning, and several coniiderable amounts
were received DUNG Saturday The influx stil eoa.
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MARRIED.

GRIFPEN-ARNOLD-At the house Of the brides father
Thursday Sept after the order OF the Society Of Friends
Stephen Grhen Of NewYoTk City 10 Jane Arnold daughter
Of Joseph Arnold Of Anoldton. Ulste< County, N \.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trinity Church, Princeton, N
Thursday, Sept 10, by the Rev MI Hanson Charles IL
Hggipson Maria Stockton daughter Of James Potter.
PRlNCE-SEELYE-At the Presbyterian Church. Geneva
" Thursday, Sept 10 by the Rev Dr. Condit Fiedk
I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

Rio DE- JANEiso Aug THE ship John Stewart shsnasa
Nth cargo Il guano from the Chbohgs bound to Ensand
rived here in distress the ID inst She with heavy weather
her upper wok and sprung foremost The captain very
sex The ship Amazon is dicharsed and the survey he'd o.
her subsequently mensed REPAIRS that te estimate
made and rendered for the Is heavy that the espts
"a, abandoned the ship to the underwriters she vi" be st
at ton FOX the interest Of all concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

In tie street the money market is comparatively
easy but the trngercy in mercantile circles is without
mi ga.ion. There Is an active demand for psper a!
the discount houses but at very high rates. Very
few names 90 below Is y cent ard many transactions
take place as high as to y cert month of Whist,
in common times il considered good names.
In the Supreme Court at Buffalo, on Friday Judge
Davis presiding, in the case Of Harvey Goodrich agt
the Bark of Orleans, motion was made for an IN unc-
ton and for the appointment Of Receiver. lD incicn
order granted, and Eizur Hart Of Albion, appointed
Recever-to give bal in $4,000 with suretiee to JUS
tify in SIS OCO.
Tie Journal u Commerce saws:
1.-The Legislature Of Georgia granted charter for
the Bank Of Morgan 10 be located at Morgan, Georgia
bu: the President of OF the leading banks 10 that
safe writes 10 that the bills purporng to be issued
by il are fraud. We learn that some Of these bills
have been put aioat here signed j. H. Smith Cashier,
ard j. w. Guirey, President, aud that one OF 80 was
recently sent from this city remittance soutn'
Tie Altaay Statesmda of Saturday, says:
Gone OF the marked effects OF the present money
crisis, is the return by banks 10 the department oi
registered notice and receiving therefore tie stock se
eurities deposited with the Superintendent which ere
readily disposed Of at a premiu@. we upderstsnd
tha; bil!s suourting 70 yearly siVD"" nave DEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC. tbs DAY
s,n-Ki,es Sal Sets.......6:09 Moon-Rses.. sk
wArER.... TVS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 5:25 Gov Isfd.... 6;i3 Hell 0sts.. 1855