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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21


.76out the Birds.-The National Intel.
llgencer has the following beautiful instance
oil the kindness towards each others by
the birds:-A gentleman observed in a
thicket of bushes near his dwelling, a COL
lection of brown thrushes, who for several
days attracted his attention by there loud
cries and strange movements. At last Gu
riosity was so much excited, that he deter
mined TO see if he could ascertain the
cause of the excitement among them. On
examining the bushes he found a female
thrush, whose wing was caught in limb
in such way that she could not escape.
Near by was her nest, containing several
halfgrown birds. On retiring little dis
tance, company of thrushes appeared
with worms and other insects in their
mouths, which they gave first 10 the moth
er and then TO her young, she in the mean
while cheering them in their labor of love
with song of gratitude. After watching
the interesting scene until curiosity was
satisfied, the gentlemen relieved the poor
bird, when she flew to her nest with a
grateful song to her deliverer, and her
charitable neighbors dispersed to their usu-
al abodes, singing as they went song of
praise.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21
BOOKS! BOOKS!
AT
GIFT SALE.


4 HANDSOME GIFT, ranging from so cents to sac,
n will be given each purchaser of Book at Junkns
Book and JeweIroy Store The following comprises a
portion of the books on his shelves:
Periscopics, by William Elder,
Sense and SensiblIiy, by Miss Austen,
Geoffrey Moncton, by Mrs. Noodle,
Three Hundred Religious Tales,
Clouds and Sunshine in the Life of Village Pastor,
IIeadey's Sacred Plains,
Language of Flowers,
Lives of the Three Mrs. Judsons,
New England Tales, by Mrs. Sedgwick,
The Elder Sister,
Fashionable Life, by NJ. A Eastman,
The Young Lady Mentor,
Home Scenes, or Christ in the Family
oueecbey by the author of the Wide Wide World,
Visit TO Europe, by Professor sliman,
Lectures on the Progress of Arts and Sciences,
England and ills People, by Hugh Miller,
The Youth of Madame de LnnguevIhe,
The Arch Bishop or Romansm in the United States,
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicely,
Dred, by Mrs. Stowe,
Mechanics Text Book,
Wager Of Battle by Ii. w. Herbert,
Evcnlide, by Ehe Attoni
Salad for the SOLITARY,
Household Narratives for the Family Circle,
The Three Colonies of Australia,
Pious Dead of the Medical Profession,
The Christian Family Library
Gan Eden, or Pictures of Cuba,
The Poetry and Mystery of Dreams,
Lives of Generals Scott and Jackson,
My Courlship and its consequences, by WyKoH' .
And an endless variety of other useful, scientific, rel
gious, and miscellaneous books.
BeABPersons in the country remitting mon
ey for any book named on the bills, can have
the book and gift forwarded in any manner
they may direct. If by mail, they must senc
25 cents additional in stamps or money tt
prepay postage. ap23
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21

NEURALeIc HEADAcHE-The applica-
ton OF towels. wrung out in hot water, to
the forehead and temples, is represented
to be an eficacious and speedy remedy for
headaches arising from neuralgia affections.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21
pMG llNSl q RRl,
SHOPPING,

She steod beside the counter,
The day he'll ne'er forget,
She thought the muslin dearer,
Than any she'd seen yet;
lie watched her playful fingers
The silks and satins toss,
The clerk looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the boss.
"Show me some velvet ribbon,
Berege and satin turk"
She said, 81 want to purchase" "
Then gave the goods jerk;
The clerk was all obedience,
He travelled on "his shape;"
AT length with hesitation,
She bought gard Of tape.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21

MANELEss BLOOD HoRsEs.-The Per-
sian Ambassador at Paris, Ferouck Khan,
has just presented to Louis Napoleon, four
.4rab horses of the purest blood, from his
master the Shah. Their peculiarties are
two-that they are larger than any blood
horses hitherto seen and that they have no
names. Paris was very much delighted
with the beauty of these animals.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21
AN EPIGRAM.

IAe Supreme Cart and the Question Of colo,
Pray why should Sambo, in our Courts,
Fare worse than Tom or Swaney?
For though he is a colored man,
Our justice too is 1aney.
Since Taney does thus ruthlessly
Poor Sambo's right attack,
What mercy may We hope for from
Attorney General Black
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-21
TO Builders and Contractors.
L U nj B Err! LUMBER!
HERE is THE PLACE FOR CHEAP LUMBER!
JUST RECEIVED,

JOoI hECElN ED,
10000 ed fhh1 Fidolina, Ii yellow Pine Work
5000 feet Yellow Pine Worked Flooring,
10000 Z" ! White &c " Boards.
47.OO0 &c d" I"
10000 " 3, 81, A, A. best susquehanna Plas-
tering Lath,
10000 feet Roofing Lath,
10000 90 Common Plank,
10000 " in. Panel,
1000 Lights Sash Any quantity of Doors,
Shutters, Blinds, &C., which we will sell from
10 to 90 per cent. cheaper than any other
dealers in the country.
Hemlock, White Pine Joist, Studding, &c, al
ways on hand.
| respectfully invite all persons wanting any
kind of Lumber to call and examine our stock
and prices.
All orders for Frame Stuff for Houses, Brid-
ges, Barns, &C., will be filled with promptness.
ult2S +. @. FRANCISCUS.
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Fer each subsequent insertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
MdRLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF HEw-YoRK......oc, =
Cleared.

s...nsbi,.-Nsrios Foster Charleston, sposrd ra..,
.n,n.,. Woodhuu Savannah. Mtchil, Jsa,cs.ox. -
fsh NorfolE Ludsm Peassnts PhiadelPs Bosp H.v,s.
and New Orleans N. O. Roberta
shirs-Bos,opan Burnhsn San Francise Wn. r Colsu..
4 Co: Palestine SPENCER. London, y. T. h0rraa wu.,,
xSrgr.l BVfrps Hsvre W. L. Dayton; Hansoi4t P.a.s.
Hsmburs L l. Anspck; AzzAm, hesgSn, ciy Pslri, n p
Buck 4 Co Globe, Baker, Boston, Robson fosdics-
Rart- John Benson. Gsrdrer, Havana Sturges Co.
B,ir,-Lsysccs Parker. Key West, Bsnns: Desks Enx
Nall Portlsnd j. W. DeAno; 8 j. Munson ysyl wynsrs
Yarmouth. n s. j. w Brslne Blconsr tBL kisG s. Joan
NIB Srithers Co Union tBr), Smith, ST. Jasa, 3,
d. K Dewofe
scboopsrs-C s. Watson Robbins NevbeEn, Jos0 suish,
O.x,,o IBr Scott Windsor, Suaithers Co. Pesaeck
Espkin, ADtverp. y. kiDs Fee. cTsssiss 5.sl,eyas
churrh. Ann Sussn Myers Mobile, ~ II. Brigham; No.
ner Applssit Wilmington, ID. c. Murray ReeeoeA Hasa
City Point James Hunter Graai.o STATE hanet' Bsn
w Lewis 4 Co.
soop-Wsrren stxpnard New Haven Master.
S,escner-Atsslts, Eager, Charleston
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Decrease compared with 52l
The London correspondent Of The Commercial Ad'
rertiser writes:
"The question Of funds will soon become an impor.
tant cne, but the Government thus far nave had
enough for their wants. They cannot, hswever, go
on much longer without loan. This ought to be
raised in India if they find it necessary 20 give
y cent but il ia to be feared the easy method
of resorting to England will find favor unless the
speedy fall Of Delhi should produce such revival of
confidence among the native capitalists ss to send up
Government Securities and to remove eli di6culty
from the question.
"Tbe London Money market remains without atera-
ton, 81 y cent, being the lowest rate for ths best ps-
per. In The absence Of specie arrivals nom New
YoIk, all the Australian snd other gold tAst reaches
is speedil bought up for exporsion 70 Pans aud
elsewhere. there is consequently no muedists pros.
pect of increasing esse and but ior the shpmsats of
silver TO India and Chins diminishing there would
be to anticipate state Of increased pressure.
Trade is generally sound, but its fluctuations and
uncertainties consequent upon the Indian outbreak,
the New-Yoik panic ard other ciTcumstssoss have
been such that ii is hardly to be expected close of
the year will arrive without the break down Cf some
weak establishments"
The financial year of the Baltimore snd Ohio Bail
road Company closed with ssptembss. The receipts
of the present year. compared with the. eosoG Sep
fol
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
PnasenxeYs Sailed

:ssa.a$ FsltOI, fer sessAs.eO~ So Hs...-Mr a1S
Mrs W. Duncan ehid and servant, II. w. epsneer u >
Consul % Pssis; MIRA H. W. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. rhom.
Moran, Miss Ju1s 6ssmsn Mrs. Eldrdse Mis- T. sPrncer
Mise L. Evans, Mi,s Z McG~rsy Mrs McGlsnsey NJ ana
Mrs A. B. Fitch Mr. b Fitch, hn Louis. AAhlen. NJ. T.
Gle: JOha Cooper George Grsencash ose1sn NJ sss.
ton. Mrs ? Z Hoffman, Mr.. end Mrs c. l. Bofie Thomas
Bsvilsnd, Thons. Walsh, wsd,~orth osorse S.let
Hoffman, Krentx c. s. Hoffman Alfred Meierss Mrs JOS
ePhre Melsrs, John Mitchell De,erieh, John Harvey Jas
Mitchell James Collins Ms Schonhsas cad child. Mr.
Wutsrich Cspe Beujamin c 0ould, Roseasn sutter, O.
sckulir wipdhsn, Lpo. Mr. Lspaere, nlss 2. Wood
Cart O. W. Abbott Capt n B. Palmer. Miss Bonnet and
Msrers Bonnet Nj NAME Miss Sedgwick. Miss sedg.
wick Miss B. s.ds~et, Mi.s sedgwiek Miss @ Bags
Paisnd spd three daughters NJ De Bonneys Ge, Abener
Andrew HszaTt Mr. Cshp Ar aud Mrs Guerin sad child
sob1isher r. RoEtershe.z j. A Aushnbangh, Mr,
Adelaid Norm an. Alex Boyen-S1
Ia s<amshp See York for GLas2oo-Prof Foley and lady
Dublir Ms. yno NJ synon and Miss II. GRANGE sy-
MOP. New York; Rev. Mr. White c. W.; Mrs and MrG VII
hanson Canada Francis Csr6op Charleston Jno Mortem
BIZ Jno Gemmel, Kingston I. ? Mcdonald wife and two
eb;rep, New York Jro Msehan, Canada WIN Bell do Mr.
sew.ieTon vie and two children London; Mis- Show Cana
da Miss fsrwiiher Paterson Widne. " s.. James Ne.
Monnies Canada Henry Forester New Yorks and 80 Ia
the s,eersse.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
Ns-Aess. .Peported yv TslssrapI.

BU7pALs Oct ia NH ogs I. steady sale. Of 1900
bbl. q 81 Ss0Os u Tor sss Ohio .nd IndsnA $50
s5 Is for do and lows waEAr sc,ve and steady
ses Of IS 0o bush at &c Chicago Spring; as for red
Indsps sIesl % for white Indiana and esSl % for
whit. COss hrm; sales Of se busA 5 closing
s,h sellers under 81; Oars dull and nomin. a, Sc.
MEIssf 6m: sales Of go bbs- al eU7lc GAL PREIcHrs
E-l7c for Wheat 20 New York. LAKE fnPosrs ~ day;
GOO bbs Flour 81 so bush Whes IL 90 bush Corn p 0O
bush. Osts CAKAL ExsoRrs 10 80 bush Wheat bush
Oss The wind favorable and large feet came in
land there wi be more Dy Monday, u.Os,y With whea.-
probably So 900 bush
OsxEGo Oct l1-6 p. u.-GLouR quiet waeAv advanced
sss ooo bush Chicseo Spring extra a. e Coss inactive
or~s srders te 6rmes In thss views bat tie OF
Frsht ~. Sthout Hs'eris chang LAIs ISPosrs % day
90 eush Whes oo d.. Com CANAL Expoafs-2 500 bbs
Flour. l5(eQ bush. Wheat coo do Corn
CHICAGO. Oci- lis p m-FLouR firm WHEAT
steady Coss eriet- Oars dull SHIPMENTS 70 BuHa'o To-
dsy co bbls Flour s2 GO bush Wheat SHIPMENTS 0s.
wesoNo Flour Wheat l5eoo bush. Corn. RECEIPTS
day hbis Flour l3Ooo bush Wheat. s00 bush Corn
NEv0sLEANs Oct l1-CoIToS has advanced sales today
$40 bales a. 0e fer middlng the market closed
10 ders demanding still further advance; receipts
baes FLOUR very dull S5 WHISKY lsc. FaEeHrs more
EXcHASsE New York Lilo p cent premium
Providence. Oct The JosrhaI reports that there
been tale. Of PRINTING CLorHs for the week COrTOS-
There 10 defined msrket for the week hight the only
heard Of &C. under the market price wooL-The
light sales continue and have 1ny sales Of S 800 Fleece
S5050c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
ui.1.,a.-.. s,<.re 4 Cs.. Circular

n. - L,vElfooL. Oct 2 lts1.
Ma ve.A,s srrvals consist Of SSts bush WHEAr 1850
k.h Coas s Ibs IS bsss FLoUs on the Ssa,e- and
cs,.x. - are WHEAT baltic l.SS WHEAT
SroU snee 80 WHLaf fron Belgium IoSo as WHEAT,
a rs ory Com froa the Medi.errsnean
rsrue deliveries Of WHEAr for the veek ending last ssor
day s,re q AZ ss a. s. ss.inst lIseo qr n me
roy,esponer week of year comparison VIA it years
deliveres shows the following; ..,.
From ioth July 20 % Oct, lS51.....l lso V3o srs
From l0,h July to q Oct, lse...'..LH''!S Fs-
r, ia Ian 20 q Oct lS7 toe deliveries shov increase
- - sS ar, .ri fon Sept NS 20 I'd Oct s1. Of 81
corresponding p>so1s CT Tee previous year
0co~ Tuesday hsse hsd - ezee~<nneiJ ta~ us"e II
6run6s,ufa .
AZ 10 Says nsrass there sash attendant snt ony
,,os, limited retail eodr.ss done u WHkAr 80 BUSH
nd the rs;ss OF fesdsy 81 quses Had bayes pre-
.nt,d t fer quantity holders would have submitted
., further enucesor FLovR allow bot nonin.iy uH
bsrsec In value DIAS Cokh meets very limited retail sac
Wht. az 7QG FLoca-Phi sdepas ssd bannore
sieSs Western, so aSL; Exrs Onio 81 eHi u Dbl
IxplAS Con-Mi1ed and yellow, Tlsi Wae' AfcSi 2
Brry-Tbe trade very ds s.t toisrs 'aov srIieiy 70
,.shle: q,.oiatiors, however, Ge uneAused
Posk-Llt,l- done. q previous rsses ,,,,
BAoox continues sr- and teT aoates of whes to- An
,;,y i- IL no, arge held for shEbs scssvnes Hee
akp pes eciee ard in the absence ot pce are
Ira-rred efec. eowesff, ceente OF o.
,I7 y cxt would be submitted To-
TliLow e eul ard fully 2 Y evt iowef' " Sse salp
u.u:, fIo s. Petsr,erf together witn soA so.ad ae'e
.uSsers buyers 20 set with esator We qaoee bstene"
..ri..p go ewt In London the market csoess 9ue: q.
" on The rct 81 Qsf delivery sll the year fos &c
RssIs-Ce q frm o. Is from ue s1sy Aac AShos ne
BssK-Fu lie rce.l p<I Tpsfcsn ,ssU ~ n Es Isa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
Arrived.

R. b. steamship Asia Lott, Liverpool Oct mdss and puS
4. Cunsrd Oct p. m passed r NJ steamship Easp
fiom Boston 5th. s q m passed y. s;esnsap s.ss,
sis hence for Liverpool, 18th 70 m passed eeAm.Aip Civ
of Washington hound T.; date, ~ m, 80 miles
Fire Island passed ship Lady Russell. Sinclair from rs
Sept. Is. The Asia arr Of Sandy Hook Friday night M
O'Clock.
ship Chsrio, Of Fame Knowles, Calso via Hampton Ra
ia dsys susno 20 Bsrreda Bros
Brig Cuba (of Mbridge. Wallace, Port Prince Sss e.
iosvood 10 Thompson Hunter.
Brie Electric (Br Morrison, Guanea R., IS ds,s px
10 Sturses & Co.
schr Ids de Ia Torre (of New HsvsnL Maxwell Marscsbo
sept Is fus.c TO mater Oct lat 80 lon ~ exchanged
,snas with brig LsurllA bound s. The De r. kss been
dsys N Of Hstteras with heavy y. 4. ~inds
Sch Sussex (of Batimorel Martin, AJAX Cayss 0et l. log
wood TO Becker Gresyes
Scsr VIM smith Fisher Wilmington 10 days. naval sOrs,
&c, to Scranton Tamsn.
Schr T. A Hopkins Mesrs Virginia 10 days potatoes 70
Benton Bros.
sehr. j. b Myers, Cobb, Virginia 2 days wood
Schr. VIM Cspes seavey, Virginia days. wood
Schr Morning Lsht, Smmsns Virginia days, posioes
schr j. Twsy, Mstthews Virginia days wood 70 Clrt
Scbr C. H. Lee, Soper Virginia IS days wood to Cart
Schr Caremoni Johnson Virginia days wood 10 mater.
sehr Marysnd Chase Alexandra IA days coal TO mAseG
Scbr. VIM Henry. Sharott, Virgins days, potatoes
Schr. Mary Jane Tilton. Vrginis 10 days, wood.
Steamer Petrel, Arey, Providence mde 70 Isaac Odel
Steamer Ameca, worden, Delaware Breakwaie with sem
George Darby in tow.
RETURNED-Schr George Darby Mirs. hence for Asp!n.
wall returned this morning IN tow Of steamer America hsvns
the 10th inst taken fire. and nun ashore a. Cse heno'
pen beach. She got of by Capt Lyons wrccker. -
SAILED Steamships Fulton. Wotten, Hayrei New Yors
(Br Craig Glasgow Philadephis, Bogg' Hsysna Asgasta
Woodhu savapnsh Marion Foster Charleston Jsmssto~u
Parrish, Norfolk ship Plymouth Rock Hammond London.
WIND during the day, W.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

As compared With corresponding week last year, the
tunpage from each region is about one-hrd lsss than
last year. The tunnage ofhe season from the two re-
siors shows falling off of 2l5 O36 tuus The decrease
by the Resdng Railroad reaches 3l3 5sS tuns and the
decrease on the Lehgh Navigation 22l ~ tuns. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad and the Schuykil Canal have
handsomely increased their business.
At Phisdepbis there is no new feature in the mar.
ket for commercial paper Money ' very scarce, and
the best names are passed with great difficulty a.
Il92 cent v month. The rs'ss for domestic ex.
charge are still very much unsettled and the quOs.-
lions irregular. The currsa. quotation Of New York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
Iner,sse Vssscnt gear. esAsss q

The Anthracite Coal trade is still vssy nsoh de-
pressed and with only moderate stoch q Richnord
ard in the Eastern markets; there is to believe
there will be higher prces for the article before Winter
is over. There is now little over menth more OF
navigation, when pretty much the whole coal carrying
trade will center on the Reading and Lshigh Valley
Railroads. The following table shows the tuunsge of
the past week and Of the season. compared With COR
responding time last year:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
". B. Duncan, Of the banking Of Duncan, SAer
nAD Il Co., and his family.

nsb q Co., and HE family.
The business at the banks ia moving on quietly.
Nearly all The State money which has been received
the counters thus far has been Deposited with the
metropolitan Bank for certificates. 10 be used in settling
Cea,ing. House balances. The amount in the aggre-
gate already exceeds half 9 million. This has tenn
pssary reduced the volume Of currency in the place
Of which the public have the gold drawn from bank
during the panic. To augment the safety Of the present
system Of receiving currency at par the banks are re-
curing the free banks 10 put up additional securities
with the Bank department. and the safety fund banks
which are at ell doubtful to place certain amount OF
securities with Metropolitan Bank. 10 regard to ioss
IL any, which may eventually result from the State
sunency, which j. represented by the Metropolitan
certificates, it is not fully decided what course will be
adopted, but it will probably be charged pro rata to
the banks in the Clearing House, according TO their
capitals.
The North River Bank was expelled from the Clear
isg-House to-day as it going into liquidation The
4rocers has applied for Reinstatement. The Bowery,
We hear 10 about to be relieved from it's recevership,
and 70 on o. before
A dividend of so y cent ON the deposits OF the
Mechanics Bankiug Association Is being paid to-day
At meeting Ct the Board Of Directors Of the Man.
As,,en Company, this date Mr. John s. Hsrberger was
unanimously appointed assistant cashier.
The following the list of banks received in deposit
A ha Metponofan Rank sf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

svt -, =, .f .,nA. q, ietQ
sS and Il srisht a. ss2afA s 70 quLi.y' sr
hrown Southern sol .: ga and ss cs.s -. ,n3 sale,
limited Middios qusniIss Of Cotton ~. safys - ga5
hr .l o,k.r ,n Js 81 . deciEe Of ID ID IN -
.b. ter fair suount Of susne.s dotns for the
No China MiJdlns Orlesps std Noble stdi OP'aoe''
% yH.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Dse.......224es Dss4ls,xs2 Dse-ssslO lOs Dee. 'S'
BY reducing the wAsa. TO nour, the quantity Of the
latter eft o. tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding lsnod Of last year, shows faIAss sf
Of 1,l26 lis bbls. of -four.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
hs principal articles Of produce eh at tide from
TIE commencement Of hsvs ator to the 18th OF october,
i.elusiye during the years 1866, 1856 and 1857:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
The following is the original agreement which 'n'
banks we're called upop 20 sign:

"Bosros CLEANING BoUsE, OFT II, lsoI
a. u.etirg Of he C-srins House COMMITTEE he'd ss
esy received recommend 70 the sssoeA.ed oaaA ts
pon of the folio AID for .he daily settlements ~ ne
Clearing House together with th- folio vIns Agreement - y
sfDsc By the associated banks respectively. .,
Ths bis .Iy Of he sssoo@se banss msy ee fee.se
sn hq4ida-u of tber daily balance. nstesd of PIE tn
the amounts hereinafter A1ed 70 e>p
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
PASSENGER Arrived

h ,tsasskip Asa Jyc~ Lisupoo-Mr. Lees lady aud
want Mrs. Ws.ernsn w Waterman, Dr. Townsend. lady two
children ard Dr. NJ Lssie aud LADY Mrs FAR Miss
Fan Mrs Wktshssd, Miss Ladd Salisbury and lady
CrDer tive Misss Cullen, Nj Hastings and sdy j. B. Lsdd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

obss Jane. Boei.s, B. 9 tsS.sd Ml eisI i.,s Jsla
bOfsr, two h.'e' ciuh Mr. De Ceyp, hiy tvs osce,.
rnona Molyp.gi ,so Misc. Mdyn.uI and .~o ssaE "a
wants; @. W. giss and lsdy W. W. Fer, M U,esees
Edward MOt.e, Mr. sesroeds, and lady. X. ss,s.s.
sey rI Psacs. J.s snas ,oS nass Fs H.
Baek.asr. Mr. Ls.'hl-y l. Levy Nj c.ar n, a.s
,sSy M s.sn M s.,on 'fS s.pr1 rli P.. Ma M
sirsipis and lady Thos Rinsso, ssnasl Ra,e NJ w.
Jno Hope A Thomas Thomas su,chse M SIa - hycss,
J.nes HcCoruiek Mrs Thew M sars-a - " rxeain
W,ltrr Abbott, Madam Potter and servant, A. 40 af,a,
Nsyx Niss Marx Andrea De NeGri Antonio Dew NJ
Cot, Mr.. Lorsnz, p. fitzgerald Henry Rssn NJ H,,,s
Rnu. '
MINIATURE ALsASAc...... fss D.v
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Alta meeting of the Clearing. House Association held
this day. the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Wheas has been deemed during the suspension
out The note. Of the bank. IN thi: State general also
70 admit the in settlement OF balances AZ the 0eans
WAsa There special danger at this juncture Of the undue
% OF the s.9s q in ss
Sso Ss % s y s Bsns. VA iaa naturally
te sought in facilitating the circulation Of such under
the promise Of incidental benefits, therefore
@ ~ to decline receiving any ns~ soo99 o a ws an
Rered That printed copy this resolution be furnished
70 each Of the Banks Of this AsssOoistion
There is considerable activity in bullion to-day and
the premium on gold tends upward. The brokers are
buying at lali and selling ct 2e3 ' cent prem.
Although gold can be sold At this premium, the banks
continue to receive considerable amounts on deposit
over the counter The demsnd for gold is for Custom
Mouse purposes, but mainly for banks of other cities
No arrangements have yet been completed between
the metropolitan and Suffolk Banks for the reception
OF Eastern bank notes, but the matter will doubt
iess be concluded the coming week. The arrangement
will not include Rhode leland, unless that State wheels
into line with the Suffolk. Some representatives of
Connecticut banks are here proposing to break loose
from the Suffolk, and make New.York their redeemng
point
The payments at Bank for the pas. three days have
been very heavy, especially from the Sugar and Dry
Goods interests. Not many failures have been an
noanced, but the extensions are very numerous. In
this state Of things business in the discount houses hes
been almost entirely suspended. The neminsl rates
are 3Gi per cent per month.
The suspension Of Mesus. Fros. & Forrest, ooe.
rectes with the New Orleans trade, Is announced.
NJ ,dfeaton has been made In the plan for selling
the 4, 900 900 of bonds by the Erie Rosd. 1t has
been determined TO take In lieu Of the ossA payment
all upons due within year. and any Of ~ floating
debt VI the road.
r~~a current rumor in the street, based on
dispatch e. from Philadelphia that the Bank of Penn
syvania '~d made an assignment, and was going into
qaidstoI but dspstch to the press states that the
rumor Is 90 stradcted.
The follow ing call has been Issued for a Hank Con-
veItion.
BANK CONVENTION
IJpon confer ing with such of tho n.;,hh.r;,
Bankers as coula DO conveniently Consulted And sc,
I'M, bv Their sdvic e, the undersigned bershs
e. n and every of he solvent country Bsnp
delegate 10 Conv sntion, which is hersh, rO,iSai
N be holden At the oorhees House. In ths T..
Syracuse on Thursday. the 2sd day Of October o.
nj 70 O'Clock at poop for consultation and such act ~
~ nay be deemed polite. "a, c,,v
Dated Oct r. 1877. 81 i"t bsnk CopysDton-