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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-18

DuP1N County FAIR--A correspondent
of the Wilmington Journal speaksia glowing
terms Of the success of the Far at Kenans-
Vile last week, aDd of the admirable address
ofWm. w. Holden, Esq, which is to be pub
liShed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-18

The annual session of the South Carolina
Conference of the NJ e. Church, South, will
be held in Charlotte, n. c., commencing on
the 26th of November. Bishop Paine viii
preside.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-18

~ The managers of the Centennial Par
ty, at Halifax, will accept our thanks for an
invitation to participate in the festivities Of
the occasion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-18
49, : : 597gysrss-f eszH 8 90 @efesg, 81 s.


money was to be raised j
applied to the speculation
unbounded confidence IN
performed his part OF
it seems that LaGrangeaft
ey, instead of investing 8
in his own pocket and leE.
unknown, leaving the fir
ton to pay the money.
A few days after the
ferred to, Preston having
failure of Lagrange &
city, bringing with him
winding up the affairs Of
Upon looking closely ]
found that the failure va
being security for other
last notes, which would
amount to fully two huI
sand dollars. He there
itors that he had give
their benefit, and leavin
his interests returned
family of the sad mss
len them. !
/ Young Peyton gave
the case and endeayor
: if possible for his ben
that not one dollar wo|
. paidand that the plants
i. have to be sold. !
= In a short time the
in tised for sale, and
Is place attracted a GOO
e. and after a sniEite
$3.50 -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-18

IS whole attention to
to save something
ctor. But he found
Il be left after all was
%, Brookside, would
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

in the parish pon John Carlis for carrying
pcns S2o month in prison Duggnn,
for assault battery four months parish prison
hne James Brown found guilty Of burglary
10 the mercy Of the Court sentenced hard Ia
the State penentiary " H. Prens found guilty of
assault and battery and recommended to the Of the Court
discharged he already having been in prison longer than
Justice required Thirteen assault and battery dis
missed by mol. pros and number Of inormaons fled
The RECoRDERs' CouRrs. - Recorder Stith sent
Bapste Dazet before FiFst District Court Saturday
assault and battery j. B. Houghton Bail given Also
John Brady alias Parks for opening carpet bag in the loui-
examination charge being dangerous and suspicious
character Michael Raglan also sent before tho First Dis
rict Court assault battery Louis Fraubs and
VIM, Burke, alias Cunningham, alias Smith for burglary in
Allen Hills store Magazine street, Burke was refused
VAIL and prison. selgmsn, charged with breach
trust discharged his fault appearing to be purely OWL
nature. s. H. Thompson charged with burglary IN John
house at the Julia and Baronne street.
DISCHARGED the prosecution Charles MIL
Ter was araigned charge Of stealing S5 worth OF lumber
from yard on Common Basin case fxed for the
l4h John Lewis charged with sabbng policeman Coupand
had his examination fixed to-day We hear, however thai
Couplapd who is nearly ws does intend prosecute
Recorder rabre Thomas Donohue before the First Dis
trict Court stealing pair pants and three
from Jean Thros Old Levee street Andre Garnsa
charged with making away with eight hoxes Of wine out OF
lot belonging Brothers. which he was employed
draw from tho eyee and DISCHARGED Charles
Pierre B. g. Miller, charged with ASSAULT
and batteries were discharged Pierre Drazon and Etrem
Doneze held for examination charge Of beating An
tode Radi the ferry landing and T. Norris mate OF I'M
Eclipse held on the charge Of whaeking one OF tn
Aremen with shovel at Ycksbug-a free darkey name'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
Hsn Orltans Waneu Hlarhtt.
CRESCENT orrIcz, No. 10 Camp street, I
Saturday Evening, Feb. I, 1856.

. 4. =
ss,sssss5 N Saturday Evening, Feb. !, 1856.
Attic date Of our weekly review week ago
market moving with regularity and every indication
denoted we should have similar condition Of affairs for our
usual summary the week closing. Although the gene
raj trade wholesale RETAIL all branches has been good
Ill goods have been under good demand groceries
met with tile sales this Of the year. and the
comant branches been we'll sustained with the
may say thousands Of visitors in the city and constant acces
sions the animation and bskness observable on our
principal Streets readily the conclusion that good
trade with corresponding circulation in has attended
general business during the week now closing To these
conclusions may added the happy intelligence received of
breaking the leo in che Western rivers confirmed by the
arrival Of several steamers which has impaired the strongest
confidence in engaged in he Western produce trade
ing toe expectation that immediate resumption of inter
course with the mighty West is at hand. M Il
In the midst these pleasant anicpations with apparent
abundance supply Of financial sufficient in
respects to meet gigantic cotton trade market
has during the week been in than ordinary excite
men Sngency has followed day after day. and cuainent
Of loans exchange operations have attended the
oneyed institutions Of the city from Monday last up this
day and probably the like condition of affairs will continue for
week This unexpected position of affairs
has been brought about by this annual the Board Of
Currency the Legislature in which strong is used in
regard the OF the Old chartered Banks OF the
city. ri.
The report followed by the al investigation of the
Committee tnow in the city, Banks, has compelled
rapid curtamen in the active only with
Banks but has extended to the Banks organized under the
banking law of the State and extraordinary
feeling pro financial circles the effects which will
be observed in our remarks below. sa -ag1.-jG
That question position may be understood we give the
following from the report Of the Board Of Currency to the
Legislature Il; T
They have thought it their duty to submit TO the Legislature
certain deviatons from the law all of wchdo appear in
IF specie he shsesd Banks aoeon afs e am
curing each Bank to haye hand third specie order
October, 1856 to the 18th January following.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The sales on the levee COM
prised 800 hds Sugar at 9s4lG5sc for Fair to Fully
Fair and 400 bbs solases from second hands at
for Inferior and Fermenting, and 81 u gallon for Prime
plantation $50 hds Sugar sold al 3 b. aud
crop bbs Molasses Soc q gallon, in the cistern
FLOUR The market dull, ard barely 800 bbls
including Ohio Sc 75 100 St. Louis ST. leo Choice
Extra 50, and 30 Fine at So 80 % Dbl
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced some 1900 sacks
psng Mixed in three four lots, 623c 300 Prime
White thee lots at 65c and $50 Ordinary from store,
Sic p hushe In Wheat transactions reported
Of 400 sacks Prime Northern sold ii 1c n
OF sacks Bran sold ut 81 rs . 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. noticed only retail sales of Pork at
so 50S2l q Dbl Bacon retailing at about previous
rates. In Lard we heard of nothing doing.
BAGGING.. We noticed sale Of 4s3 haes India at 1874
q yard, cash.
COFFEE The demand limited, with sales Of barely
bags Rio Of which 1875 at 9ssc and $50 at l0Oc d
WHISKY. Some small parcels sold at 3iS6G fo
good brands of Recthed, and 3sc D gallon for Raw
FREIGHTS. The only engagement reported was
ship Europ. private American ships tn
berth Liverpool filling up at 9l6i, and British
| fl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
INSURANCE.

: IFE INSURANCE. - STABILITY -SECU-
l. s.TY- Observation-Disclosures STATES LIFE n
AsNHlTE "
Assets, january Est, 1856, q ,41l.612 a.
Z. u = DIRECTORS or f..E HONE BOARD:
A. W. Thompson, Paul Goddard, ApJohn ely
Wua M Goodwin, James Deversux, swrance onnsooh'
Geo Geo. N y Sjsyy., Crawford As'
IAWREN N e. JOHNSON H Vice President.
sS-New Orleans Branch ONCE, No: q Camp street x
The undersigned General Agent Of the above well known
Company for the Southern + 10 ns s at
vi y III ist friends and The public tho following
W H Ls.chfordA Co. 4. D. Kelly 4 o., WIN; Perkins,
j. burnside Co.., Jos. Menard, Vol John Aaginns
John Pembeon President MefchInts Mutual ms Company
Thomas Sioo President Sun Mutual insurance Company
J 5ohn Calhoun President O. jackson and q Co.
j. K. Collins, Thomas Murray, Marx Walton ..,..
~ Pamphlets blank FORMS etc. obtained at the Office
K sasEs a Bs,s N r Medical Examiners
attendance daily KlE S% Il BORE
,s.a1y No - Camp street.
NJOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans have THIS Gay
operations and are prepared TO lake fre' ane al" ''
Risks at The usual rates
DiREcToRs.
Geo. W West, K;P Hunt
JAS A. White MI mason
Evan j. Mccall Martin Goraon, Jr'
n ,Jnuison Pauln j. Martini
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
Omer Gaiard John Eaton,
oMER GAILLARp President.
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
A SCREIBER Secretary. ND y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

Gils 4eo-l A Miltsrhurgsr-a Bride Raple aeo- to
YeanSn so oa Wat A' se Frsrson conway aeo
s sa Wsg
s 90 m ss andrews sa e,as
' M. so Dsnns wshss to
s.sn ssss ss
ellis 1esMii4 Rsin Aco-sS q N Pnckard &coNs2 to
Green CRUMBS Richard Nngen dco-I2 Oakley Hawkins
Al
cos. cudds Brown Seois do Henderson Peae-4 do to
d %sms do
andrews t. Hays aso e
soa Ksroy do to Niles Adams Seo DO to
% bales cosen n eS', os
s1 o hale, cotton
x Gisyeona Brothers Scoos3 Payue 4 isrrsonso Hon.
bn S Scoa Walker Stuart a,eSinsonM25 Wrght Allen
eo29 Robson Asn2s Garter &co-s5 bales cotton to
Piebsr ioodr;ch kcnh I IJardie tcot bnas cottnn to
Frellson Stevenson dco-1O Belocq Nobom Aco-l
Farley, Jury sco-9 johnson &eo.3 Plauche aco-7
Meismoe Rayb1rn &sori Walsee SEQ Scoml hsw &co.s
Feovs, icosundes to order-Toa 6s5 bales Cotton 'e''
SnyT,-EponT 60. ,,i 70 -, 80. =. II =,
SpRin sco Donovan Mesrh eos Gaines a
syd n Ward sse 5ae cotton DO
Sreon Stevenson scoS2 Nsson Sco-5 baes cotton to
Tsa
AsoN'oh
| cotton.
Steamer Cumlerland-IT bales cotton IA
hhds 1927 bbs pork a9 lard to Hewitt
Norton &co-25 Wills Rawlins co-S
bacco Felowes Sco2S do R II Short fco-2 I,otspeich
co-29 pcs and II bdls iron Foger dco6 hhl
Moore yancuin-6 do bbs lard PIX gs III
So sacks Vim Soery Sco7 Given
a. eses co9h enaerso ieT5S Geo y Nelson eco
nraaier Nv! 3 II =, ~ pes c'n1n 70
bnir a W.nn 1Si % s, IS ItI oa ass
a .'; nes eo'.on yonh " iiials Scn-Sos
SAY q 10 ouer-ioa i4o oa'es COT
| WI :" hnHs 'ooa1oo.
CAlRO-Steamer Iinois-l6S sacks to Perkins leo
2 do bales cotton Robson Aen5OO hbls -four q bales cot
ton Horrel Gayle Sco2ll sacks corn Williams Sons
sacks oats McGegor Aoway &co94 bales cotton Bradley
Wilson &co-2 Carroll Pritchard &co2 Head Massie &co
POO bbls -four Woodruff &co580 bbs flour Como.
| ly aco-snndries to order-Total, 1866 bales cotton
ARKANSAS RIyER-Steauer Dardaneles-2 hills lard 2
hides pe,re box of mise 81 bales cotton to
Head Massie &col1 Greenwood co6 Farley, Jurey kco
30 Moore Nanculn-9 Felowes 6c0-l j McGehee &co
bbO hides SACKS 5 bdls skins Buddecke &co93 do
sne Mayhed &co5 co do peltries bbs lard % sacks OF
indries % sacks wheat Campbell Strongsundre to ordor
| rohl SUI bales cotton
| Er.rpo.rs
~ . -
| list district
OU-Per Jone, BoutaO hills Hour IN a., o,tatoe, ~ toms
bran 40 bbls apples TO 4 g Twichell geo ~ - f - 1850
ouIo D. ,1....,..,. n. CO.. y, . -. ,oo , 80.
aleSahdefs boat-ooo Dds ho1E dU bags os &c
1NDlANA-Per Ourser's Boa-l500 bbls -four to Hogan
Murphy.
! CONSIGSEES
,o,-o,- 49,. :. ..r - ..
BoSIoN-Snlp N Mnyo-5rin, knnielt &co-A whiting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
IMPORTS.

INp5ANoIA AND M T.. M DAM Web
sn oSa %aR RsS SsS s s
Farley SsS.S 81. pseaPs
ee % do hsss
hides Graurr 1sGl6 casks bacon Begaman1 bSs sasrs
wine paes Converse &cooo head cattle and sndries to
RIO DE JANEIRo-ship Floating Jephy-loooo dags of
coffee to Peterkin Allen &co,
kin n sc on 0''-l'''N u '''' '"'>' s' S' ~
VERA CRuz-Brig Brownsvile-S3sO0 specie Laborde
xquesO do Bareli sco-l vanilla to Cr"mef &co-l
box nidse Roman 4 Kernon.
BosTON-Ship John Mayo-Asssrted mdse.
CARDIFF-Bark Lousa Blss-Rairoad iron.
NEW yoRK-Bark Hahdeman-Assorted mdse
RIO DE JANEIRo-shp Floating zephyr-lO,OOo bags of
coffee to Peerkn, Allen AGO.
MATANzAs-Bark Ardennes-3OO hhds maada to j b
Mnriscn-lot fruit to master.
RoCKLAND-Bark Trajan-37V9 bbls lime Ceeyy & Far
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bars NJ Newman-5aC0 bags coffee
to Peterkin Allen aco
IIYERPOOI-Ship Kearsage-63ll tons salt o order.
LIvFRPOoI-ship NIongoa-7733 sacks suit to order
RIO DE JANEIRO-Ida d Rogers-3250 bags coffee to J
Dixon sco.
CARDENAs-Brig Isaac Carver-356 hhds and 81 ties
tard CASTILLO & Uarispe.
gARDENAs-schr Elizabeth segur-6oO bbs molasses to 5
DeTisser &co.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Julia Dean 5000 bags coffee
g Nathan.
| LoNDoN-ship Nathaniel Thompson-In ballast
| LIyERPOoL-ship Henry Cook-In ballast
| LONDON-Ship VIM Sbley-In ballast.
| BoRDEAuX-ship Issbella-lLquors, mdse and fruits IL
Taamon-Preau { Couturie-R Gedies-W jackson &co-
Hs5afd Nv Nc!
G Gaines Seo-Mallot Son-Graiaa, Commagere 6cof
Roche tcoJ CmIyet-O Valetun fco-Dunzc L ken
Ciras-Th CapitaineM ParyA Carriere-H Vaeton-C rs
tanger-N liordeon-J yiosca jr-C Cayaro
Gauche-W Vrelenburg o-Nadaud-Boundrn-A r Mus
linz de Fuenes &coCestia &co-R CahnEac acoS de Fill
Holland sundres to order.
MOBIE--Steamer Califernia99 bales cotton to WATT No
BILE Mobey-sundes r GetiGes--keep, Bard kco-ant
suudrieS to order.
MOBILE-Steamer VIM Bagaley-2lS bales cotton 3 block
marble Whiting Tuls-J2t bales cotton Perkin
kco-5O Kedgill Terrill-3i Watt Noble Mbey
Farley Jurey Sco5 do domestics Seaman Peck &On2
Oakley Hawkns2 sacks cotton seed ! firut Hco-l boz
mdse Ward Saunders 4 Hunt-2 do j y Morton AGO.
MOBIIE-Sleamer Cuba-29 bales cotton to Reagill, Re
bes Terrl-7U Mcheroy Bradford-56 bales
order--To;al, 265 bales cotton
M0BILE-schr Gen Worl-5go bbls naval stores to f Biz
sey sco
MoBILE-schr Telegraph 525 bbls naval stores to L Biz
sey &co
| TAMPA BAY-Schr venIce-50 hides to order
MOBIIE-Schr Helana-5l bbls naval Smith & Hn
deu-462 do E Blissey AGO.
PENSACOLA-Sthr Civity-l40 bales Gotten 2),olO feet
lumber to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Maria-60,0 900 bricks to j Blanc.
| COVINGTON-Schr LAura--500O0 brichs to q Webher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

os, 5a 81 s | ssts 5aabh Ps s
ecS7 do 20 butter sacks
msIa box i3f hssd q %G%s
aJe Pss DO 90 10
Johnson
soAss . e sns e~ aao ted
pcs meat co. H PoE kgs nd5s S %
Issassiz Do /. busknss p.gs DO GaesnaTdi DO Bawn
n DO s DC Sne 4s ds S
pkgs hides and skins = and bbls iaoy Mann Sso25
SSsa i" pn ny
sse Ss
Braader, McKenna Hubbard bdls hides aco2
smith-lot chickens and turkeys owners on board
s,s. s5sS to Sevsad shs gSp ca
Gns %so Sri Saes so
HS"SsasSR
os W WITS timoPe II" q ESs
Tsy e
ds S Fes S, hss s s9oG
s s a Ss@ T ss5s ws ' Ne NS aS s
Sco-ss Wright, Allen ico5s Lave McReynoli &co- do
Ss s s%%
SacSn as Gts bales e m Bo"
Mea eos 1sss 10y Naan @ binds to-
81 bags pc nuts 81 wheat Lane Mayeld
hhds tobacco Ieaman &coO0 bbs apples
irsSe s W AZ St " r. XII, 5ranH IN, nsi
a 80 bonri 10 ~ T, ,6r7 Io,a ntfnn
hAiu' ." 1 .,,., 49, . .
CAlRo-steafner ianmoaIio III Dds butier'o y u PCT
terton &comv tcs mains adaInsiooy sieNs oas IW!eei
Ducher-35 Dds whisky II casks bhcon Keep Bard Nco
ties hams to Mo!ony Brob4 b whisy IVY DDS our 2S9
sacks corn Y SACKS wheat iiorTs!i iye %co-o Dds ta 10
Egmps g Sb 9gE g6 pcs bulk meat "a a
lllS bbls Hour woodruff Ecoi4i oDs WHISKY II Metre
gor &co50 do to brennan CostelD kegs butter to
Wright Sc2l5 nj oo's nns,Gf !: 20 son no-29 YES mans
bbls raw whisky Thomas Elder co2)O bbs Robertson
Mcougal4 bbs ars IS do pork 10 do beef TAO pcs bulk
meat q Twichcll vco-go bb Hour James Connolly Sco30,
sacks c Michel Fco-ll9 do L 2 Aydrit Sco-5 do
Martin-5 boxes plants bdls trees Fash co-3 70 Miles
| Adams eco
,,,,-,,n, . ,r,-,n,r
hhehii 10 "a fnpAA'
ttlhoTo'eonlet - y oo.s i'np' op
3q pcs pmiS pok 70 I 5 q t , n
J9nn Nials q ~ saIna "IeaI M T -,
hams ial DDS psfk levitt Norton Moi gps esG ~
10 do aiow po aes !o' sisePsn1 va; ~ y t
Stan Teo n suesS p o ~ To- S on In ~ ,ran
mans A i'2ngnGt Sso ID 9S 1 ItGo mploI ' NV
IL beL, noFk rnonui9iVo Dos u'
mdse Adams ExpressSo sacks corn a9ns9, Ae'4-' q;
- Bales cotton Noon ihns &c3-io nto iFI,GhhEu w.
Miiard summers GO McS,tsEor, htoN' ", oy 90
Miles, AhTis tco' SahppGii 80 r. d,e q
CO.. ml:amS y so' y ro.t! "
h!onidts 30 ops ho"f v "o''' l." " III
GAlkOESeamer saF"eehr-Vv ssMS ' .ig 10
DutcheT-24I do Grahtfn pp's Mi's"} .
sacks dried apples James uoNes ~ ~ ' i.L
Joseph Lambs co5t pois e3s y M e s DA
bonSdls A - 'itiei ScNiVo stchs Soh ~ ~ 70 -
casks bacon Keep Bard &co-iotc S nam, 10 G
hams VOORHEES, Grggs &eo-o 90 Moiohy ',o-t nSS p
COWS and calves and sn'dtieS to order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belfast bales cotton Perkins &co-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
ARRIVED.

Steamship Daniel Webster Laevre from Galveston and India
nola. TO y Templeon-lst dist
kim Allen &co-lst dist, 26
Ship John Mayo Gutter, IS days from Boston, Iyn-
Ship Grant Hinekley, from Liverpool December 18th, to
rnaser-Pont.
Ship Nathaniel Thompson Mccullough, London Dec
British Ship Henry Cook, Fanty from Liverpool 2st Dec,
previously reported at Quarantine Saton to Hoghon
Ship WIN sinley Bishop, from London Dec 2oh to master
Bark Hahnc,nan Abbott % days from New York. 10 Creevy
Bark speedwe from Janeo to Johnston Moke Eco
LIST dist %.
Bark Ardennes Marsh days from Matanzas Mur;son
Bark Louisa Bliss Hyler, from Cardiff Wales,
Julia Dean Gage from, Rio de Janeiro Nov 2a
ter--ls dist 49,
Bark Taan Conan 20 days from Rockland Maine to Creeyy
Il Farwell-le dist 3d.
Bark Newman, Gavin from Rio de Janero 25h Dec to
Peerkn, Allen &co-ls dist %. 49,.
Bark Ida Rogers, Rogers, from Rio de JaneiroPoint
Brit Bark Fury Morton from i liz, 10Th December to
Brig brownsville, Rogers days from Vera Cruz to Golden
bow Il I.esuarre-2a dist, 70.
Brig canace, Matthews l. days from Savannah
Point
Brig ifaac Carver Partridge from Cadenas CASTILLO ar
ispe--Point.
Schooner Indiaaola MsMury Il days from New York.
dousqGe t phiIlps-Point.
seh Elizabeth segar Webher, days from carjenar to De
Schooner Telegraph Baker days from Mobile,
Basin.
schooner Worth, Brown, days from Mobile master
Schooner Aphonsne Rernard from Grazd caiou to- Foe
Schooner Mozart Howard from Carenns master-Point
Schooner Venice oNe days from Tampa Bay 10 master
Schooner Helene Maxen days from Mobile to W Newton
schr Ciyiy wiusow days Pensacola Goldenbow &
schr Maria - from Bonfauca-Bas,n.
schr Laura, Perkins, from Covington-Basi
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Shipping gntslllgents.
MONDAY, February s, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Mexico Lawles5, for Galveston and Indanola,
Harris. Morgan &co
Ship Edward Everett Gunley for Bremen Hynson
Ship John Spear, Bullock, for Havre, Whitney Eco
Bark Marcia Honewnrd for Havana for orders, Bass
Brig VIM d Miller, Roberts for Havana, DeNisser Sec
Storm Cloud, Highly for Punta Rosa Fla Master
Schooner West Florida Burns, for Hunts Mills Fla,
Pooley, Nicol acc
Schooner Deer Island, S1ade for Mobile CIV Newton Sc
Schooner Souihron Perry, for Pensacola, Mase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Re It remembered that 18th july 1856, before me- the
SUBSCRIBER the Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Charles J. Mansoni Secretary OF ire
Mutual Insurance Company OF New orleans who pe
ing duly sworn according to law does depoe ana say nv
foregoing and correct Transcript
from the books of said Company: ,,,ox, s.,
swo~, tn and snbscrbed before me- 18th july 1884,
'" GSignedi CfiAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board have resolved to an interest OF
Six cent cash. outstanding certificates OF profits
to The holders thereof legal representatives. on and
after the Cd Monday Of August proximo .,,,
The Board of Trustees have also declared N X
COMPANY for the yea ending 0h of june 1856 for which
certificates will issued and after the 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

In stocks to-day only heard of the sale of fifteen share
Bank OF New Orleans Sl66 small sums of jackson
Railroad Mortgage Bonds offered at 20.
Exchange abundant to-day raes took further do
cline. Sixty days sight offered * discount the market
closing from g. S9Ss discount without making sales The
range may be placed frem StS discount Thirty days sight
"a discount Nc rates for fifteen days sight One day
sight from l5G9 discount. Sight ranged bTeadysay from
4Gl5 AT IA there round sums TO the extent OF
so taken yards the close Of the day further decline
was experienced sight closing at discount and 90 days
to their customers at S@l discount In sterling
were sales OF good clear bills a. 6 premium PAYABLE mn
Monday, aud for cash 6ihe market ranges from The
latter figure extreme rate. Bills with shipplnr
good signaures) taken Ga small amount n,
There was something said about negotiations at So but we m
no, learn Of actual that rate Francs were
eofresponansy dai loooD op Havre sold 49, and
some Paris direct at 5.SSszG532Is The market ra,
from the latter scarcely obtaluabs for the very
best.
CONDITIONED tie BInks this city for the neck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

.
1t will be observed that the Banks charged with wing
deliberately ansgressed the bank 1872 and auson
ade to action the part of the Legislature will be OBJ
that Official report character followed
by very close and searching nerrogaons the part of
the Committee Banks have caused feeling in the
citing influence of most unfayorabe baneful nature
throughout all branches Of finance ~.
But must and ascertain what nil excess and d.
ciency meansts getting out of line and getting in again
and how the bank of 1872 has been yoaed If there is
any in this ac that the Banks Shall extend their
discounts paper maturing within ninety days we shall
glad pointed Article section LIST of the
act reads as follows 'L.-
No shall the Investment in It's dead weight 50
long the whole of the cash liabilities be represented
by the oneird Of the Of uc responsibilities specie
and at least thirds in satisfactory paper payable full at
maturity and within ninety days every director
shall he analy responsible for all loans investments
made in cont of this rne unless he shall that he
has voted against the same If present.
There nothing In this clause of the restricting the Banks
from extending their discounts in short paper Nothing about
deficiency of COIN Nothing of line over line
| under line top of llne ..-
In view therefore, the of the Currency
under the requirements of the commercial community to
the business of the city since October, is unmerited
There heavy the to-day for money and
in sections the facilities temporary loans were
declined An increased amount of both long short dated
paper appeared the hand brokers and lenders
their rates from 1s0l cent exacn per cent for short
VIII ch would have readily been taken
of the week at Sper With buyers there was M
disposition to purchase and the market closed stringent
than have known within years However this
cannot last long.
Tile weekly statement OF the Banks up to this morning
shows eartailment in loans during week of over tac
quarters Of million Of dollars but this is taing matter
when compared with the large decline CREST depression in
exchange THERE'S decrease il deposits nearly
ll.a oval Rh rtFaE