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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

FASTER AND FAsrEa-This age, says
the New York Day Book, is getting so
"fast," that it will be necessary to get
an improvement on the telegraph soon.
We learn that priUate telegraph wires
through the city are getting into use.
Some of the large jobbing houses have
wires running to the Commercial A.
gencies.' While a person is negotia-
ting for the purchase Of the goods in
one part of the store, clerk is talking
with Commercial Agency some
blocks of, about his habits and pccu
mary resources.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27
THAT SOUL. MELTING BUss.

Beneath green and pleasant shade,
once beheld lovely maid,
And at her feet humbly knolt
And tried to tell her how felt!
With trembling lip and heaving breast,
Her lilly hand | softly pressed,
gazed upon her handsome face,
| took her in my fond embrace,
| whispered in her ear, "Dear Miss,
May ] mot have one precious kiss"
She slightly blushod--shc smoothcd her
dress,
She primpel her mouth and answered,
"yes!"
While all around was still as death,
My heart did thump--l held my breath
Her sweet blue eyes did softly close,
bid farewell to friends and foes!
No pen can paint, no tongue can tell,
The thoughts that did my bosom swell
One lingering thought of"Buck and FiIl,'
thought Of death, and made my will!
A long farewell to earth and Gus
gave her one soul.melting buss,"
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

The Albany "KnickerbOcker" gives the
following receipt to destroy feas;
"Take boarding house pie, cut it in
to thin slices, and lay it where the in
sects can have full access TO it, In less
than fifteen minutes the whole coboodle
OF them will be dead with the collie
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27
Written for the Home Journal,

Written for the Home Journal,
TO 4. y. y,
Fair maiden, If could deserve
love go pure as thine,
| lain in plghtcl faith would give
TO thee this heart Of mine.
Ard if the thought seem good to thee,
Select some simple flowers,
Whose words shall speak to me thy love,
And cheer my lonely hours,
And if my brighteycd, lovely one,
THY taste will still agree,
Then let within some peaceful shade
Our welded mansion be-
There many a flower rich and rare
That loves our Franklin cline,
Shall opc at mornings fragrant hour
or sweet reviylng prime
IND kindly friends may sometimes come
70 view our favored spot,
AMI, parting, say "a happy home
Is this scqucstercd spot.'
Thus happy in each others love,
Our years will eweety fy,-
And. when LOVES mystic tic is riycn,
May we together die.
VINcHEsTEu, Tenn. CONSTANT
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

IMPROVED POSTAGE STAMPs.-The p.
Master General has introduced the
excellent English method Of perfora-
ting the lines between the postage
stamps. so that they may be torn a.
part at once without using the scissors.
They have a further advantage in
the circumstance that the rough edge
thus produced makes them adhere
much more readily to the back of a
letter. The machine for making the
perforation was procured from Eng
land. A supply of the perforated
stamps has already been furnished tc
the post offices OF Philadelphia, New
York, and other principal cities.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

Beg" Some fellow writing for tic A.
thcns (Tenn,) Post, gives the following
bit Of l'mclting" poetry, written un'
der the combined influence Of the whole
"nine."
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

A strange genius, in describing lake in
Minnesota, says it is so clear, that by
looking into it you can see them making
tea in China.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

A bashful printer refused situation in
printing Office where females were en-
ployed, saying he never set up with gjrIs
in his life.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

L. Johnson & Co., type founders, Phil
adelphia, offer to give $1,000 toward
founding an asylum for superanuated
printers.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

There is now over six hundred miles oil
railroads in Tennessee, upon which daily
trains are running
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

An old bachelor bristes up at hearing
Mr.. Buchanan, in his inaugural, speak
of "our children and our childrcn's chill.
dren."
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27
VALENTINES DAY.

The editor of the Dahlonega (Ga)
Sigaal must be in want ofa "rib," ,judg-
,ng from the tone Of the following ar
ticlc written before the 18th of Feb
ruary-St. Valentines day:
Come on, good naturcd old fellow, and
if this is really the day on which you
pair off the pretty little birds, we hope
you will not forget that there are some
very nice ones about these 'diggins' that
would like little pairing off. And while
we are on this sub we may just as we'll,
as old Chucks would say, "insinuate in
the most delicate manner in the world,
just merely to hint" that there is bird
about this office who would feel under
great obligations to St. Valentino or any
other Saint for nice little mate.
The MAELsTRoM ExrINcT.--Thc great
maelstrom on the coast Of Norway, Of
which every one who was ever school
boy has read, it appears either never had
any existence in fact or has become cx.
tinct through the operations Of Natures
laws, The scientific Amarican thus
Speaks Of it through a correspondent:
Ihaye been informed BY European
Acquaintance that the maelstrom has no
existance. A nautical and scientific
commission went out and sailed all around
and over where the maelstrom was said
to be, but could not find it the sea was as
smooth where the whirlpool ought to be
as any other part oClhe German ocean,
We presume the above is correct. Late
geographcrs and gazetteers barely allude
to the naelstrom. Cotton, in his large
atlas, gives the site upon his map, but
does not allude to it in his description Of
Norway. HQrper's Ga2cttcer, in its ar.
tico upon Norway, says that 'among the
numerous islands on the west coast there
are violent and irregular currents, which
render the coast navigation dangerous.
Among these is the celebrated Mal
Str0m, or Meskcnaesstrom, the danger
from which has been greatly exaggerated,
since it can, at nearly all times, be passed
over even by boats'' The romance ofthc
maclstrom has been pretty ellectually dc.
Stroycd.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

An editor out West who served foul
days on jury, says he is SO full OF law
it is hard for him to keep from cheating
somebody.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

AIJFn In Mobile, not long ago an ac'
count was placed in the hands Of a col.
lector against a merchant who was gen.
orally understood to be a hard case. 1t |
was agreed that the collector should re-
serve for his services large per cent, in
the event Of success in getting the mon |
ey. Of he goes to the store of the debt,
or, but "but couldn't come it," He goes
the second, third and fourth days, with no
better luck. Nothing. 'daunted, he went
the fifth day, and still getting no money,
he politely informed old Yardstick that
be believed he would "acait until a cas-
toner cane in and b0ugAt S0mething,"
50 saying, he seated himself by a cozy
fire, drew a newspaper, and made hlmsel
at home" In an hour or two, custom.
er came in and made purchase, ltdid
not amount to quite enough to pay the
collectors bill, but, under pretence OF
borrowing the balance, the merchant went
out, and soon returned with the sum due.
THE Origin OF THE RosE.-Ihe old
traditions are that the roses spring from
the blood Of Adons; that it was white and
scentless until Venus trod upon one OF its
thorns, and with her blood gave it color
and scent. There is a poetical tradition
that Cupid gave color to the "blush rose"
by holding it to Psyche's cheek. The fam
ciful origin of the rose, as given by Ma,
rundeville, is that slander had brought
fair maiden Of Bethlehem to the stake, and
that at her prayer Heaven quenched the
fire, and turned all the brands into rose
trees, bearing white and red roses, the
first "that ever any man sought"
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TERMS, OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
copies $5 90; 10 copies SIS ooi
copies 8 90; 10 copies 20 co.
nfJ- Subscriptions for shorter time
han ono year must be paid in advance.
aay~ Single copies sold at 10 cents,
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements Of ten lines or less will
be inserted at One Dollar for the first
and Fifty Gents for each subsequent
insertion.
Very liberal reductions made for those
who advertise by the year, half year,
or quarter.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BLANKS OF EVERY KIND.
PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTERS,
CARDS, CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS,
FUNERAL TICKETS, DRUG LABELS,
BILL HEADS, HAND BILLS, &c.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-03-27
THE BACHELORs's sOLILOQUY.

n5' We received the following enclosed in neat little
hucOOred envelope. some two or three days s!ncc ana
dreCcd"ro the Editor of the Home Journal" with the
request that we publish it. We have been thinking for
some time that our friend was standing in pause with
mmn2Zed lYll.D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

MONDAY DEC. o1-P. y.

The Stock market has been dull and inactive during
the dsy. The Adriatic's news considered favora
Die 80 fer as the money items ken into account IN
forming an option. It was, however, without per-
eepble effect upon the market, unless in negative
ssrse, by checking the declining tendency OF prices,
and in mcdersrg the attacks Of operators for the de-
cline New York Central opened at 7j}, but declined
a, tie close. Erie steady q. IS, and was trmer
before the adjournment Of toe Board. Reading was
stationary al Saturdays quotations, without much ami
nation. Michigan Southern sdvancedto 2Ol, with on.
moderate sales Toledo was dull a. All. Galsna aud
Rock Island were quiet ct Saturdays quo.stions.
At the Second Board prices were gene'ally lower
and the market was heavy. NeS.York Central, Erie
aud Michigan Southern each declined j. Reading and
Toledo maintained morning prices. Tae Bond market
YVES firm and very good business has been trsnaac ed
during the day. There large sales of \. Y. S.ste
&c, Erie Convertibes of 1871, and Michigan Central
y ceats, new loan which last advanced ! y cent
Illinois Centyals were lower time Gales. The day
has been an extremely uninteTestSy one for stock
operators, exhibiting ancomOony spa.Aetc feeling,
and great Indifference 10 speculative Transactions.
Neither the foreign news nor remarkably favorable
bank statement seemed 10 stay the downward move
ment Of the market ard this was not decided enough
TO csue excitement to tempt Ieacnohary current
The market ia yet inactive for Exchange, and rates
are net firm. Leading Sterling has been sold at Z
cent decline. The range is I0Sl 9lO93, with good
bark.bils at 1904. Francs are $3.50 lSi' Some
5000 bales Of Cotton, purchased re,ently by leading
banking houses here have increased the supply OF lie.
Freigh.s IRE lower and nominal To Liverpool
the engagements are $50 bbls. Flour at ls. Sd a
Is. lOld; 5000 bush. Wheat in bulk a. Cd, and
1900 do. in bags at ID; Cotton, SGD 10 boxes
Bacon at 2Os To GlasgOE: 100 bags seed a: 3Os. To
Bremen: 30 cases Measurement Goods at 25s.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
364, l25 SO, inc uding $4,000 from Customs; Pay
pents, So, 493 "a; Balance, &, Ss9, 4O7 80.
Albert II. Nioolsy's regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow, Tuesday
1t u O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Drspsr's regular daily auction sale Of stocks and
boads viii take place tomorrow, Tuesday, q. -
sclOek, Q. the Merchants Eschsnss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

rs n. steamship Adrsds Wet, Liverpool De- sis:
and pas to l. 4 Collins co oa Bell Buoy gis'<c .,p
Rsce bearing di',snt rn-s Tires over esTs va ~.
nsft1s ~ ~ ~. x,sb, s,,e,S H. ~ 10 a 81 Nav
tuckst passed Ihp Empire bound took pos on esash
N SaoS no. I, Siio. s ,,s,,. a. ~ re v
stssHthip soru',is nism Tnuims.n. psnnfs Ose ~
stoIg westerly Ises durns be passsf, exospnr the s iss
day. which we're Zoe AID pleasant; from ne nm . as
lave tsen compelled . ay to IL cou'sql o. :,
lot 18th ia - 40 Lon IS t. bat John Hermann thn
steamship RosDoke ssirner Portsnou;h, &c, nhsss.
ps's 70 Lnosm Pes'snts. Dec y ?; N on s-Ai >'~
M co ST Pm s cb.I.oa = saur i
pass 10 sfofEd sias'on 4 CO Sunday Up m ~ MIS-
Il Eaters ,gnaIad steamship Essnvs Tor Coss,1als
steamship k.oida, for saysn1sAi a. p m Pfss-N
Bs,f Asmc Midget Rio Jlnei.o ost o. COTE 20 wsss
Bt Fo'cs Helena dutch ,.o, pesro2 as,ssa, ,.. -
W 1ftle Bs-r Dee ig ie 20 ~ IN o. saE bah ~
AL Uppo,es) bound W and had sgr4,er' 10y SsI
schr H. B. Fi6densn i~reck.rl sr'4iA' WIZ "s"'o' ~
sctr Richard A. Wood CrsHIer, Richmond dAJs Wh'si
sctr in,a Hsalsa, we.'. Calls Il dsy', laassfi'"
SEN. Gsre,o. Smith, Richmond days. rds,. 70 C. IL
seir w. seDelic Ells Virginia days, oysters
SER = c.1t (slas.,e5j Cart Hsrtfera t,r AIsss,
schr Yankee Doodle. chsse, Alex sndrs s DAYS coal
Steamer wsstsTrpcr, Bcuy, Savannah ) days. mase' -
Steamer css..pssle Croxe Portland 90 hours. nds Sh
3. C'omgel
BELoW-l big.
sAILEp-s,esn ship Star Of the West, Gay, A'pksI'
slip Pscihc, Gaod, New Orleans.
wIED-sunrse, N; meridian, L. n. E.i sunset. Z. " =
and hsht.
pArryosy Dec 10 Dates have been re,ivsd ne,s ~
m ,y,s S. fhomas) from Pefusmbueo 10 18Th Nos, "a
Auercsn Zip Juniper from BIO JGrefo, with arg -
bounS 70 New York, totally q on the I'm ~,
reef about 10 miles south Of Perrsmbueo 'es.ei tna
o., loss, The captain and bad arrived al rem "a
The sip Juniper buiIt In lss3 az koenssn, h-s@
,un. res.s.ef aud valued Al seesi w., .ss
BALTIMORE, Dec. l9-snip Warrington ooo.s 1. ..occ
reported ashore az Little Cove. No seEious ~, .rl sp
hereed either ship abe "a ,bot
essy She draws Ia feet and has 10 feet Of "ssf "'
lI fset forward - !. --.-,.a-, Srs.
LIVERPOOL Dec sTte bah J. O. chssssr 20. ssss 81
ninston a. this port expsrisnoet heavy T..r aE
ard kos,. ..ove suu-rks Se The Ameriesn sh y, "a
New ierk Tor Shanghai vas .posss "a hsynx lost ns
bar ssi, She intended for Port P5,la vs~r est
10y letter 20 En"o0d "~N'
ny Telegraph. v,r.ss
BOSTON Dec. sl.-Arr. steamer rsihs'''' Nv
phls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

This is very strong statement, aud must convince
every one Of the ability of banks to sustain specie
payments TIE increase in the line Of loans he, been
very general. During the last week or two a very
stringent examination has been going on Of the assets
of most Of the banks and the rssu has been very sat
isfaco. The losses by suspended psper are rot es-
timated n mary cases to exceed TO y cent, AID r
oae bank the President offered 10 guarantee the pay
neDt of the entire lst for p y cent.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. !, 1855, has
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Markets CARrFuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

MONDAY, DEC.
AsEs-The inquiry for hoth kinds Is r1o3erse prizes
sale, Of On balls At 6s for Pots and Pesis
COTTON The nake is lower aud unsettled under VI.
favorable ucton Of tie foreign received this
ing FER steamer Asri.tc Middns Upsnds would not COM
n,srd ovsr lcic The ssles Tim portapt.
COFFEEBu: little has been done though the trade have
Esde INQUIRIES more freely We only hear Of sales ct 300 oe.
ssIfo o. COO bags Rio W a. lost oh Psrusmb1co.
FLOUR AND HEAL-fhe inquiry for Western Canal
Flour ess active and with continued large arrivals and IN
hvcsee from by the AdIiAe prices are loo iower aud
unsettled Q. the eose hippe hold % oS father abs'eueH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Passengers Arrived

In ,'ednilip Al, latte from Lissrpod-Mr: and Ma
wsl;er wood srd child, Mr. s. lie and child, Ms WEEK D.
j. II wortbDston. Capt Theodore Zeras, Messrl J. Nss
Moss w Buckley, H. Dorm. wm O. Cray. James ss.s'sI
Of Ptisdelphia e. Fay. 2. Gllbeit Wm. Carers 4 =
Smith James s. Eouer Cart David Galloway, Asss "a
Geosee VIM Armstrong Philip FerrolL CAPT. o: y: Lses
and BtnIy Collins nsie ate Of bark Pfnee ofWHfc
/ lst at sea OCT. 1o-Total "a
IN ,,eansIip BorussiI from HasSsg-H. Migs.rsrE No
thds Mulberger mil SchuhreT. usyse, Nj Usosss
". HedIer. Emma schctz. H. vessels Aasnste y y - !,
Geebe, Daniel slahl Juus Frckson, Nj. Lean, M i<
IL Ziucp. A. d lS5 second cabin aud steeIsse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

The purp,se for which TIE c,esseg =. a called vas
~ rec i've the report Of ibs Conmt'e, vli,h hsi
been appointed to slider wha. step co,i bs AIKEN
TO r,lsye ID, property from he present d'p-ee d
cou6riOn Gad IN psrtic sl4-ly for payin, off he
mortgage Of NJ. Dew d Nv York Who he'd a
mor'gsss tie sun OF 81 900 OVO vi b liii uo~er
OF ssle which extended ossr ne entire line, wit, ali
iis iianchisss and roilipg stock.
Henport Of The Goa uit'ee was now ieal, ard the
re ulr at wlih I. Committee arrived wss that II.
was good p5Eoy On tbs part OF ne boodho d Ars TO
ADOPT tie tefm!of the loao openedin Ssw-fo II
their tf grty leaving il to the COMMITTEE 10 seek -
ob',r from tbe Drsc;oS such tasy tct
r,quiss y prote of the interests otta boal
boeer," with th vies, and 70 give weigh; .
tor u SIDE by Comnsttse IL prop sd rs' Ne s.
Losss slouIi THAR s05so'ipt. % N~Iok bat
sbSuld have s'honJ 70 s-u then he Ee Rfosd Coo.
rary Yt upon The 'ecep; 4 ,a,h Ton IL
Dir hey msbt consider satisfactory Tt C'a' 20
sa.ed before tsey his c1rc 7n they inquired
Tie merits o. the lie sud the recall q ha u4Ify er
hEhy st1tc;oTy and lnceo a. Al o. mtsiI Of %.
%. subs rh'rs Tne inquiry u the COMMITTEE sa2se- TIE
zee erdns Sep, a. 1856 to. working sTp.r,ss IN.
cus1s r,u..nsnce Of 5aj s1ouni d 20 : 90 80 'ch,
dedUee f. N %, goss .ninsi - sam biI - ~ c.
On tire or5d oeh the r.ut Of the Uni Rs~y' end hc IT,
pea., n. rPu. Of sllsd 100 tie oeer.
Tons VII CD equal to deHd E; the rae o IL cent Oh
The chairman moved the adoption Of the r.p1rt an in
pressed the oondboders % cone f1r~Hd . s11sc0b o
bsr rad Tia, The property Afforded ample 'esaj 70 TIE lo
,crit,p.
81. sch seconded tie motion.
NJ PsISots inquired toyT much bad been Tlbsc'iied
The obeirpsn-sttoooo here s.''ie the siSoOoo SUD
scrii Cd Ia New York
Mr. Parsor ii not think they wo usts ucch iupres.a
with small Ii Dr-ctTs IL would B. u1-a better
stCoOeo and uih IL hand the Director
would &c gid them on far tfr rs
Tbe noion wsst,en pu. ard scc pied
Two ether resoIiocs ped % the effect TIA. toe Com
i,tee b. sted open 5sc s sud n locze me
money il Bank Of EnEnd thst they b. also reqn;ei %
oomuulicse with the Directors with y!e~ % ob'4a iueh
they considered Necessary fr securing tHs gene
raj interests q the bo1dECld.rE
BAsE OF ENGLAND.
An sccourt tho Act h ana fth Of E,oEa, chap
s. lor the week ending Wednssdsy Dee. 1884,
DsPARTMENT. 49,.
Note, l3S7s 77Ol joyeinmen. Debt. Ell olhloo
lOther secGdtie..... 5+59 go
G,d coin bullion 6,sJaTIv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
MARINE JOURNAL
Port on HEw-yosK......Dre. .
Cleared.

stesra,hlp-star Of the West, Gay A'pnwAn' NJ
Roberts. q ~.
slips Pacific. Cad New oilea1s W Nelson ssen'i -
ertv, Aikens New Orleans Sta ton S'Thompsln a. -.
BsIk- Alnsb Stevens s. Jsao de Cabs rsppan sNtst
bns-ooesn Wave. James, BrAh5y~ l1e, James Il "sss
CO.
scbooT ers-Yorktovn. VOglorn City Pcint james Ex'
Ncoebire. Allen Aitsksrss La Mccfeaty Mot G. ~
Huntington. Bowie, Alexandria James Hand Robert Cstsa
uooson. tharlsa.on, c. McCfesfy, A0tt co. O1Ei
Tutte. Richmond &. IL Fie'soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Receipts Of Produce. Dec. 81.

BY No,A Rrer Boat,9S so hbs Flour Is 10. A.hs s:sa
WHISKY IS pkss Provisions $50 sides Lssths. las base
Osts, III d. uoeaf. -.
By Er.e Paa,oac-l6oW b6ls Flour ST. DO AIooh0, W -
Wbitky, 81 90 Pofk. I.S22 Beef 81 bags Hat ~
Wheat sc Do De 2ue sides Leather 30 pkss Lard ~
CO. CheeEe $40 do Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
MERHrEH.

OooRR-SGRpHE1-O- fsune.Jt DeA II. y Ss ~
Nv usfssS % tes for.yth-srest Y. Cb1rce ~ ~ssh
h,'so ocp-r % x,ss EHislra 0s' Lee, eta Of us oily
HASEvLIe-PUssEtL-h Nloso, Cs.ss 90 ~eSocsas;h
ts,k J. b. tAe Etv. dr. Raec1, ssiNfed y Va hss a.
Ss.y C,IS Ffsuk r. H,lsl % tie ases1ssa e5Pe.I,op
n res an 70 Ehstb~h saoEssr Of RoSet s1sse u bf1
tr SIey. II and.
yfOTsT eBURG-nILJER-Ai Cons,.Ssvill., Lesis C11o-
w. Y. O. ~taEe.Aay, Dc y y Ae kcS II =" Nor
John u. s.otssu5ors ot Nee hbe1yi Ind % Jesais p
&sGtlteT Of Sctk Miller Of Cons.ssoVIie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

The weekly bark average shows general expaa-
sion with the exception of cifcus,in which isshghty
reduced The Increase in loans is not large, AID would
probably have been larger if strictly fret cas- paper
had been more freely offered fcr discount. 4 portion
Of the increase 10 loans he's been made 70 Southern aud
Western bsrts AID drawn fo- in specie, to strengthen
these institutions for their annual ststensn. The
specie rese1ve shows increase Of Ieary two millions
of dollars, ard ss 4 is rising aversee, the actual
amount in bEDk to- Gay is probably s9 OOO 600, ard
portion o. the lest California arrival j. is believed has
not yet reached the banks. The receipt', by
express, from the interior continue TO be large,
and have been during the week, it is estimated,
neatly q million Of dollars, sad this will c3n.
tnue during the Winter. Meanwhile we
have los. abou. q million By foreign dram, aud
some halt mLion 10 Southern and Westsrn banks,
which will return to early in January. The circus
ton has not CT srgsd materially. In uud avn depoaa
there is crease Of about egtt HUNDRED thousand
doIsrs partly the result of the concentrating here Of
fund for the payment OF dividends, interest, &C. on
the let prox. The parison with the previous week
is as follows:
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The London Tines Of the latest date has the
rexed quotations.:

C,os;ng Busiress
PdIpcts Prices. cone
Ilinois Cent ~ cent. Is-5............... 90 10
limos a cent l875..................... q 70
IIlinois 7 t. c.rt, Freeland lS50.,....... sd 10
Illinois lCO shsres 10 pd.......dis I6 10 Dis TO- alo
NJ chgsD Cent. !, cent CONT 60....". 16c IS
bichiean Cent, q Ct con. 1869. ......... 7s0 70
Michigan Cent, & c. con- 1893 tseTliDg, 5000
Michigan . lOOsh6res. 80 %
Mich So L Nor Ind. (sink I'd. } z c. 1895 6J0 10
Nicb 60 4 Mr. Ind slOO share, 800. 2O1 81
N Y. Cent T. CT Sinking fund.- 1885,. 500 81
N Cent. 2 Ct. Convt. le6f......... $50 90 x.c-
". Y Gent 500 shoIes................. 72Q -
N York Erie ID NOR gage, T. Ct, 1888 SO 72
N York Erie (,irk fund.- = g. 1875. 900 80
n Yoik & Erie : 100 sbSres............ ID is "
Penn. Cent. BIDS let mort cow. e ct... 81 a IS
Penn. CeLt. Bds "a mort. y CT. stg.... ga 81
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The subscription to the new loan Of the Harlem
Railroad Company reaches about $3.50, 900. 1t i. i'm.
peratively necessary ths. parties interested in this
road should assist the Company in negotiating this
loan If they with to preserve their property.
The Committee having in charge the rssuscitstion
Of the Delaware, Lsckswarns and Western Railroad
Company are now yeady to make settlements with the
various parties Interested in said Company in con.
fOrity with the terms subscribed 70 by them rs,ysc:.
iyely Blank icrms for statements Of TIE eorPOr. 70
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BOSTON Dec. sI.-An. 'tsamss Palmetto h'''
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