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-sr Concentrated Eszfnrs oil Day Lehsr
II va" - Para ration for the Hair, Is os!

y .Ko7..tIe PREPARATION Tor the HslT, Is os!Iy
las u -,1I,r favor, snd efecusly accomplishing
ssolIE ". F,r which j: is intended II can be OBJ
med By the ,iese bottle or do5sn from Msssrs
-" ~ ia S-6t.
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The undersigned. hsviag tab. n lease. for term
of years, ths American HOTEL respectfully soljcts
share of patronage from his friends and the subtle
spar ed to render bis guests comfortable and 10
tain the present reputation Of the house.
il Pts w B. BIaEOP.
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~ I1yISr q WllIfasnss
q rIrr ON THE MANs HKsrER TURN.
TION q n, Wunm ~ TOLL GATE, AT AUG
a,.iost q thu heDAY, the sth of January, Ct 81
Teiocs, upon the promises will be sold, lots
obs..1 IN The plan Dayton
nanchester Turnpike l59 fset and runn,ns hssS ~
Booock Alley. '"e oaoA 70
These lots will be sold at the risk and coat ~ Nm
n. branden, who purchased them ct Q saIe MAJ. \.
u.s. on the lith day Of October 1885, and has fsiisd
comply with the terms Of sale :"
TERMS One-thtrd cash; balance at and mooths
with interest added, and secured BY a tr 1st dee3
je TAYLOR & WILLIAAa Arss.
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RRFERENCES.
0od3in 4 Appersen, Richmond,
Taylor Williams, do.
Kent, Paine Co, do.
Tinsey, TardY 4 Co., do.
Merchant, Weisiger 4 Co do
Smith Harwood, do
w g. L g. Donnsn q
Word, Weisiger 4 Co, do
Braeden, Fox & Co., do
Edmund Winston Hanover,
DR.. L. B. Price, DO
b. l.. Winston, DO
Pichssru Voolfolk, Caroline,
Richard Coleman, do da 23-t.
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NOTlCE--havlng purchased q portion
Of the property owned BY Mr.. N. W.Walton.
on 7th street, North of Leigh, and more recently
rented the Shop occupied BY him adjacent thereto,
have employed Mr.. JOHN r. rEROE, to conduct
Ut the said Shop in my nsme, and on my account the
business of HousebaildnR and Carpente ing 0nerally
All business In his line will be attended to by him
like manner, whether for the erection Of Buildings
or Rrpsirs. JAMES T.. GUDDIN.
ia7 Luz
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" r,oII FIsnred French DeLsines
eIa,a5 Cs,hneres small patterns
lacked French Plads
ss5cy Cloth Cloak. snd CsPss for chlIdFeA
uisses Collars and Sleeves. Sc ryt,,
La b'' =
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nR CHIPMAN's VEGETABLE ANO.
~ DYNE, for the Fever and Ague; Hembold's
Fluid Extract of Buchu; DR.: Roses Liquid Hair
save; Littls's White Oil and all The popular preps
rations of the day. For sale by
ias T. j. PICOT, Drussi,t
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WANTS.,

WA N T ID, A GARDENER.-By the
w month or year Inquire of
is g. St. r. z TYLER
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A CARD.-EDWAK ID. EACHU, GEM
"a RAJ AGENT AND COLLECTOR would mo

HAVING taken AN Office on bank street
L i for the purpose of carrying the GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS, we announce to our friends
and the public generally that we will devote psrtlcu
lar attention to the hiring out of servants Being
we'll acquainted in the city. and having good accom-
ncdsions for them while with US, feel assured
that we can secure for Them good homes and obtain
the highest prices.
We would also offer our services to merchants and
others for the collection Of debts both in city and
country and pledge ourselves to attend with
ness to ell business entrusted to We will also at.
tend to renting ont houses and collecting rents
JOHN n J. V. DARRACOTT,
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MA GEOkGH e. FEGHAM, SAd-
kMAnA die, Harness and Collar Manufacturer,
18th s:reet, between Main and franklin
streets, takes this method of inviting his
friends and the pubic to his stock Of SADDLERY,
HARNESS and COIL Rs. His work IL msnufac
tured OF the best materials and workmanship, and he
10 determined TO sell the most reasonable terms
He has added to his business the manufacturing OF
all kinds of Collars Persons wanting articles in his
line viii find IL t., their advantage to call and exam
inc hrs stock.
All kinds OF Repairing executed In the best manner
and on reasonable terms. ia lin
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IA WANT ID IMMEDIATELY
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN, TO serv.
~ In the UNITED STATES MOUNTED
2&. SERVICE, In Kansas, Nebraska, Calf +.
mia. Ne,o lMerieo and TEXAS. Pay from &l2 to ss24
per month according to the rank and the capacity
the soldier Horaes, accoutrements, clothing, food
and medical attendance, furnished free Of charge
No deduction Of wages account of sickness.
ALSO,
Wanted as lm,.mqsSistey, few MUs!CIANs for -.
81 will be paid TO any person brinsinr an
Recruit to this Rendezvous,
For further information, spply at the Rendezvous
mond, Va. i.5-ts
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II A. j. CLOPTON, Agent and Collector.
LIZ Office No. Wall street, under st. Charles Ho.
tel, gives his personal attention to HIRING OUT
NEGROES, 4 Z NTING OUT HOUSES, COL
LECTING CLAIMS, and any other business per-
tanning to a General Agency. da l7-aIm
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NJ EGhO HIRING...The snbscrfber aaatn
offers his services to his friend and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year
He pledges himself to use his best exertions to bro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
their business ard to gay attention to the ne.
groes during sickness.
He hopes, from experience of twelve years, to
be able to give satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney L Cauthorn cor
ner OF Main and 18th streets opposite the st. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N DARNEY
de I9-lm
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Ir~scrvs Of LowSer's cAia, but spon the vssy ex-
hscrdpasy conduct Of al tie parties concerned in
sessss y ths map judsneak .ysn. .yr..V
The ssit u Lssber vas not nero suit for Ne
recovery Of cum Of none, alleged 10 be doe. IL
~ss equity suit 10 compel the City 10 'Ae spec'ho
perfornarce Of a contract which the Controller
bad refufed to perform and of opea to everJ
equitable defence. Moreover, If the city was to be
required 70 pay. il WA to be expected that LoSeer
would bave been ordered 10 convey. Yet Mr..
Siciles, in bis report O. refere orders the money
to be pad to Lowber, still Leaving the title Of the
lard, whether good or bad, in bin, and without 70
quiring him TO make any deed Of il to the City.
Had lie referee been q mere lsyman it might be
poesibie to imagine such an overnight; but being
lawyer. bow could he fall into it However, the
baste Of Mr.. Sickles, tie referee, to put this
SEQ 900 into Low bess pocket, was hardly greater
than that Of Richard Busteed Counsel to the Corpo-
ration. Though at the time sick sbed 1t had tsken
him but siX days tO examine and approve the title
Of LOsber-s title which at the very time had been
pronounced bad by Mr.. Justice Hoffman in suit
regularly brought before him, which Judgment has
siBce been confirmed by tie General Tera. Csus-
tic, however, q Mr. Justice Roosevelt il on tho
means BY which this snap Judgment was originally
obtained, be is still more severe on the attempts
made to prevent its being opened for rohearing.
Not only did the Counsel to the Corporation refuse to
aid in this operation pdsr authority of vote
# the Common Council-he did bis best TO
defeat the preceding, claiming for himself aud
tie legislative department Of the City Government
the p,wer of submttiDg at their sole discretion to
any juogueft against the City.
Judge Roosevelt takes occasion, however, to in
foym Mr. Busted that it ia not the Aldermen and
Coul cImen alone who Compose tho Corpora.
t on Of the CITY. The citizens are part Of
that Corporation, and if the Aldermen and
Councilmen conspire to rob their constituents
BY voting the payment of an unjust claim, it is still
free to the corporstors Themselves TO protest against
it. Neither is the Counsel to the Corporation toe
mere attorney of the two Boards, as Mr.. Richard
Buiteed seems to think, and responsible only to
TIT ID; be is the attorney of the citizens, chosen
BY popular vote ard moreover be is an officer Of
tie Court orc of whose duties it is not to allow
suitors to be betrayed by their lawyers.
Fortunately for the taxi syings citizens Of New
York, it does not rect in the solo discretion Of the
city attorney ard the two Boards to saddle the
City Treasury with aDy judgments they may see ft
tO submit to.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE SAVINGS BANKS OF ALBANY.

ALBAsr, Monday, SEPT q, 1861.
There is slight run upon the Savings depsnas,As
of the Albany Banks by the small depoitsu ~
morning but we have not . single instance sfvHl.
drsvsl of balances, except n the Savi.ss dseut
uents, or Of pressure Of fspecis BY bill hodsn n
Banks seem all quiet and confident here.
ALBANY, Monday, Sept 2S-SIA
During the day quite uumbts of small dspssas
withdrew their balances from the Albany Ssvi,ss
Bsrk, ard large number Of persons gathered sbsst
the building, having no business there, but sssssst
by idle curiosity. The amount paid out Wa siGr,
and during the day several deposits were nadA
simply as an expression Of public oouiidesce u u
Bank, swelling the aggregate deposits above 0ssd
any former day within tso weeks. asss
wss posted on the doors that the Bank W.
he kept open until oclock each day for the ssso-
modstiou Of depositors until further notice. Bssss
that hour to-day the excitement began to cool dsvss
and the Bank did not close its doon until no fma4
checks were presented.
There was no apparent pressure in any othx assue
ment Of business, and no call on any one Of The Bss
for specie during the day, except in the ess's Il y
Savings depositors. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

s.vsy DemccrAcy-LAw s.i Ordss psrH. -
c.nrd-.f which shs on Lise wnis' d Ksa'A.
har, besn reckoo.d upcn s. ssrs aod s'sso" up
p.osr.sr,; AID this alarm is incresse4 ~ 20 oss
ius resolution, which declares that sss va L'ss
wings "m . party. bad taken no par! 10 'a' an
graceful pr.ceedipss II Kansas" and ma, @
"iDdivi<uLs, they have ever deprecated ara 'e.
"pounc.d them" Unwilling at this mone''
70 lose such servicesbe allies, n Lesse"'
rsrA Journal coa1es them to "surren-
"der their prejudices" and "to fses once
"more under the banner Of Democracy" )" that b.
ing, as il asserts, the only party in Kansas with
vitality enough to combat successfully the
"wild fsnst;ci.m Of Lane and his follower. "
The Lfdpxnrorth .JoxrnaI seems now 10 entertain
much the same opinion that The Commercial A&-
,e,tser did about the time Of the Presidential elec-
tion-it thinks that "the cause Of law and order
-Border.Rufian law and order that is-"hAs
"claims on the old line Wings superior to any
"otLer consideration at the present time IL
miracle is to be wrought if the dead will nse, u
the ghost Of the old Wing party will walk, there
could not be greater occasion or justification for
il than the new Border Rufian election frauds
about to be perpetrated in Kansa' under the pro-
lection of Federal bayonets.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BOSTON BANKS.

BosrroS, Monday, Sept 3-Sr.u
The announcement seot you ct doom to-dsy sA3N
Suffolk Bank declined TO redeem the brs 4 n,H
England country banks requires modifcsi'sa nj
true ths. the Suffolk Bank refused to change sssub
money for individuals for the alleged resssatAa T.
amount was greater thaa the clerks could sth,i h
but al deposits Of country money in other ciy BsA
sent TO the Suffolk in the Of bxsiaess hswhS
promptly redeemed during the day. fAs esssy
bsrks are generally well protected, and viii usassht
.dly retain the public confidence. 1850
There is no visible change in financial mssm IN
last Saturday, but there has been lees sna<.uu
among business men. 1t l thought the BsaAs 4
Boston and New England viii weather the esizis
Stocks are generally dab, but popular rslrosd T.
vestmepts olssed 6rm.
Quite decline has been experienced in bssk aeck
Money Is s.iu scarce at unchanged rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

BY the arrival of the steamship Jura at st. Johns,
yesterday, We have four days later news from
Europe, though with little funsss Of detail, as she
brought no Esglish papers. The Indian mail, with
fortnight's later advices, had been rec sived The
details of the massacre ut CswDpore are revolving.
Only four out of four hundred men women and child.
rem escaped alive Nens Sabb, whoinssgated these
atrocities having been defeated BY Gen. Havelock in
four successive actions, with great slaughter, WAS
deseried by his troops and drowned himself Gen
HavelOck marched 126 miles and fought four
a:noDs, against overwhelming odds, in eight days
Of all Indian July. Delhi had not fallen. More
nu'iies had taken place, and Benares was thought
to be in caDger 1t wac rumored that Agra WAS in
the bsIds Of the rebels. Central India was quiet.
Sir Colin Campbell has assumed command Of the
army. The cholera prevailed in Northern Europe.
The Moldavian elections had been carried by the
friends of the Union. Consois, 90a.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

TIE efforts Of THE TRIBUNE AID Of a few pubic
spirited citizens to save S20o 600 of the Ciys
money from being thrust, BY the joint efforts Of the
Common Council and the Coucsel to the Corpora
ton into the pockets Of r. Lowber and his secret
partners are beginning to tell Judge Roosevelt, in q
decision which We publish at length, has not only set
aside tie execution upon which Lc~ber had threat
eped to cell out the City, opening the case to 10
hearing; he bss sIso thksa occasion to express
srrtt, decisive opinion, pos oniY ~ ~ the srOana-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

The last English mail has brought US q copy of
the Erelish Divorce Bill, - finally passed; and. a.
III. subject is one Of general interest we procsed
to give statement of it, more important provisions
and legal consequences. This 'ct provides four
di,tpet remedies: enc excusively and another
mainly for the benefit Of the wife; one mainly and
another exclusively for the benefit Of the husband.
Fus,: A wife deserted BY her husband may, at
any time after such desertion, apply for and obtain
.a order to protect against her husband, or his
creditors. or n,body claiming under him. aay
pnver,, ate NAY acquire By her own industry. or
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BANKS IN RICHMOND.

RIcHNoSD, Va, Monday, Sept 3, ~. :
The Banks here are paying speds generally. 81
believed that they have determined to 30 On. -
is no run yet
Both the Banks In Stauntoa- Central ~ -
Bank Of the Valey-have suspended
snn
The demand on ovr Banks to-day wss msdaa
and they al c,osed with firm feeling and . dssae
nation not TO suspend. They refase to take % ~
he notes Of any of the suspended Virginia Basia :.
The Monticello Bank Of ChariotteviIIe supse6s
to-day, ard il 10 reported that the Bsaks in tss Sss4
ives, of LyrchbuIg have also suspended.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

ssos~ty Il asFssdiss s3sok payrk~As hs u -.
eek The Trustees se1srt tAss thsy NJ aaks -
ez.ssiOs 10 r,~sms - speedily - pesAa, - -
The Bssk paid cut sbod &6S. % b spsas . g..
dsy. .a--.ss-......
rhs Bank Of wsshisGtso end tAs Pst6sis -
both Of which psid small ssms - Satsrday. kav,eS
altogether sssperdsA specie psymsstA "
The Savings Banks pay either In Tie bcs e =.
banks Of the city o. Virginia money, ssd ds,a.a :.
ax dsys notice from dspcsi'on.
Virgins money d selling bsrs u sssss,s n A.
Der cent, and the tendency is still dovrvwd
Business is nearly psalyzed, and sssssus
Is altogether unsslsb'e.
Sees.i D1.e.,eA 10 IL N. z. rsissss.
wAsHNGros. Monday, Sepk q IN
The Bank of the Metropolis Of this city, a a.
Farmer and Mechanics Bank Of Gsofys4sNI -
the Bark of Commerce suspecded to-day. fs-
vue banks Of Riggs, and Sweeoy, and Of Rnssass.
Font 4 Co., pay in full
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Controller Fiagss .mi-snnual exhibit Of the
City Finances ia printed on another page. Ihe
taxpayers who we're ticstd in l-s5 BY the high
sounding prof, ssions Of reform aid reduced ex
pep,es ur der the administration Of Fernando Wood
will perhaps be edited by careful perusal Of this
document the grand su mining up Of which shows
that willie the taxes for the YEAR previous to Wood
inauguration were 81 800 600. they now reach moro
than s., 900 600, retrencbment tho wrong way Of
seventy per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

The Commercial Adrertise, viii be delighted to
learn that the party of the Old Line Wings so far
from being dead and buried, as everybody e1ceps
The Commercial has long supposed, has shown
i,eN alive and kicking 10 most unexpected quar-
ter. A meeting has been held in LeaVenworta'
Kansss, in which it has been recommended to the
whiss Of that Territory to organize upon their old
ts.is ard to Be ready to act when they are called
up,n. Tie Leowsrertk Jesrsel sess IN this
nor.,r.,t . d.n,erou, blow st that Hsts7A Pro
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.


Special ptspstch to The N. Y. frbuna.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept 25, 1857.
The lard receipts for the last fiscal quarter arc
between two and three million dollan; receip"
from customs, about eighteen millions.
The Attorney Generals decision against inc
claims of the heirs of Revolutionary pensioners and
the Secretary of the Treasury's circular against
claims for duties where no protest has been hled'
will save large SUMS to the Treasury.
The report that new diplomatic lists were max
rg up has brought hosts Of off eseekers to wash
pgton. Amorg the eIpectaI. patriots are Messr'
Burke of New Hampshire, Orvile Clarke, Ned
Croswen, Cemstock Of The Albany atlas, Dick
ScheD F. l. Grand, and Governors Price Of New
Jersey and Porter of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Westervelts contract with reference to
building the new soop-of.wAr is far advanced and
will be completed in few days.
Lieutenant General SCOTS letter plucks Pillow
of his last feather.
President Buchanan is expected tomorrow.
WAsHIscroS Monday, Sept q 1857.
The Secretary of the Interior has purchased Tor the
use OF the United States Courts IN Boston, the Masonic
Temple, subject to the approval OF Congress. The
r.;o. 10 ha Maid ia AlO5 ono.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Tie Commercial Adrertiser thus persists in its
misststement with regard to the alleged resolve of
the Republican State Convention in favor Of the
Fugitive Slave Law:
"Now the resolution, as given in TIE CommercI9i,
rns eoyed from The TRIBUsE, and not from It's teie-
graphic or epiola reports Of the proceedings OF the
Convention, into which an error might easily creep.
tie Address and Resolutions, pub!ishtd after the Con-
rent,on adjourned. Comment is supernuous.
Yes, Sir, comment" may be "superfuous, but
correction Is not. We printed on Saturday morn
ing the resolves as reported by Mr. Field, but in
the afternoon We made the necessary correction,
stating that, while al the rest of Mr.. Fields re
solves were passed, that concerning Fugitves from
Slavery was stricken out. Why could not The
Commercial, on Monday afternoon, make the cor
rection which We made on Saturday afternoon ls
there any use in mystifying 50 plain matter'
The Address and Resolves Of the Republican
State Convention were but hastily considered In
Committee-the day being very busy one-aud
were rot taken up for consideration in Convention
till about o'clock on Thursday morning. They
we're then discussed and adopted after striking out
the one in question. Our copy reached this office
at 10 D. m. of Thursday, with the Conventions
emeudstion unmade, and was transferred directly
10 the columns of our next issue. That il the
Whole story,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
TIE Pittsburgh BANKS.

PrTssckGH, Monday, SsPt % W.
The bark excitement is subeidipg.
The Mechanics Bank suspcadsd this morning.
Business is entirely paralyzed.
PDrssrReH, Pa, Monday, Sept go n
AL The banks Of this ciy, with the ercspses OF -
Pittsburgh Bari, have sarpesdsd. !.
The executive oficeu of Tho banks to-day sdspsss
,esolutiouA h substance a. follows: Thst tAs ~
pcrcssy uspeusioa Of the psymeas Of coin b sssst
cary to rsaeot business res, ssssiirs sss o..s
90, .uss ne dsosssuAg Of locsi paper, sa1 ~
ssss ~. " u . rsspseivs bake srs psrsoSsss'vS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Gen. SCOTS Letter on Gen Pillow, which we
coyy from The National Iafttt9enoey Of yesterday,
is settler. PILLOW has no, only dug bis trench on
The wropg Eide Of bis works, but this time he has
tunbIed beading into it, and Gen Scott has buried
bw. There let him rest, nor oaeod the general
DostIil by any disturbance Of bis decomposins
rtmsiIs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

IswIT TO A LADY AND ITS CossreusscEs.-Au
ip,rsst lecturer on physiology, &c, during eref
,c;ourn in Mount Vernon, westchester County last
week, grossly nsulted young lady Of that village
The fact being made known to her brother, he got
soe of his friends to ettce the gay Professor oas
for walk on Saturday nigh, uDdcr pretense OF chhns
upop and introducing him to some nice young sdies
An socn as the party reached retired aud convenient
spot the brother and friends Of the young lady whom
hs b.A insulted dives,ed hin Of mos. Of his clothes
and inflicted severe chastisement upon him. aud
the. s him to make the best OF bis way back to the
hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BATIMORE BANKS.

BALTIMORE, Morday, Sept q, ls57-Sp m.
We have no material change to report in money
matters to day. The Banks in some instances re-
deemed elves as smate Of accommodation Specie
ooumapds premium of 7 to 10 per cent in exchange
for Bal more funds
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BANKS OF TRENTON, M.

TREsros, N. j., Sept - iSN.
There is scarcely any run upos our Bsnh ~
morning, and the excitement hss subsidsd. Sons
the depoet,rs who drew specie from tho Baaks =
Saturday, to-day returned il again.
All the Banks of NswJersey, 80 fer o. sdviss4, -
paying fpece and stand firm. w
Our citizens are in high spirits at the psospxsa
look Of things.
61G
At meeting Of the Directors Of our Bsaks ~
afternoon, it was resolved to continue specie ~
mentS. The amount paid out to-day was fsn tire
fourths less than Saturday. The diheseak BsG&
have expressed their ability to meet sn deaas1s
promptly.
There have been no failures among Business meat
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BANKS OF NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Va, Monday, Sept g, 1851 )
Some feeling is manifested about the Bsiaasss 81
Philadelphia suspensions, but 90 fer al the bsakA
here are finn.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 2sp. n
There have been no suspensions among on BAan
Apprehensions en- ertsined that run si b -
BY foreign brokers upon the banks to-mousv, bS
they feel secure.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE BANKS IN PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Va, Monday Sept es-s .
There 10 considerable excitement hero in rsgsrts
the suspensions North, and some sr easioess i -
tested by sEan dealers. There IL no intimss;os -
pensions here, and up to i:3o O'Clock p n, u -
msnds had been paid by the banks.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

The Rhode Islsbd Banst have resolved tO sus-
pend specie payments Under our telegraPhic
head will be found the latest reports touching the
condition Of the banks in all sections Of the country
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE WASHINGTON BANKS.


WAsH"cros, Monday, Sept q, 1857.
The Trustees Of The Baak Of Tie Metropolis ssy
that, the panic csused sy the su,pealoa Of othsr
bsrks having cres:sd much larger demands ssAa wsrs
sa.icps.ed Gst that iasststss IL asde tAs pAinfal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

New Election Districts throughout the city were
perfected last night BY the Common Council. They
number la, su iLcrease Of - from last year.