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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
GEN. PILLOW SHAKEN AGffN.
LETTER FROM Ex.PREsIDENr TYLER.

Ey1o he
Owing 70 nv absence from home, it is only this
morning that have been Informed Of your cal upon
me through your paper Of he lith INST TO fu1sh "a
;,rsrson 70 the public of the extraordinary state
bsses 90 tie authority of Mr.. TrSt, tnat, during the
negotiation Of tie Washington Treaty, and TO secure
ts COMMUNICATION had rsed 500 600 ont 81 the secret
serr.ce fund IN purchase Ot Me p0iH'c0 pres y "e
Sat of blame. The letter Is not before me,
but | quote the substance OF tie statement.
] cAufess that the utter aoaurcty OF the
stateu ent tad consigned 1t 10 the ssme Class WIN
the mary snIsT sscr,ptcrs ard aosurciies "nc1
have from time 20 tine been alleged sgaust me ahd
nv Administration and which 1 have REGARDED as
yaoily unworthy Of notice. am only sa'fIiseG max
ore "a enlightened a. Gen. Pillow esteemed 70 De,
should have REGARDED so ridiculous e'stenent, as
wortbv Of petition. FIVE HI IhDkkD IHoOsAND DOL
LARS FROM Tim SECRET SERVICE FtsD IN rVEc chssE
ov Tpy PRESS OF THE STATE OF MAlSE' IL Gen.
pillow mad taken the pyecauton to have looked into
the ecs II Congress making Appropriation TO the coz
.irgsut .cnd for cipcmatc intercourse commonly
krovp a. ;he secret service fJsd be would have seen
that the largest smount appropriated any one year,
6rrpg tie tine of uy official .zidenea il Washington,
dd uS exceed $50 900 and th at nssmuch as the ne
gota.or referred 20 occurred ia Si2 there aad a. me
time teer Bot :ngle appropriation made 70 the fund,
suf that tf toe se,icu II 9 thrk i would have
puzzleG Cocker to have obtained $500. 900 out OF
$50 900.
IvIl take occasion 70 acd that the fund, although
called sscret is public II coss OF its outays as any
cable 70 the many items growing cut Of the necessities
Of fore gr missions and the consular establishment Of
the United States, which 10 specific appropriation
could well cover They are contingent, the very term
implying their uncertainty. The expenditures for
oese contiI gences enter into the general accounts Of
the Government aud are annually published, and
absorb large portion OF the fund Il cten happens
nat lot dollar is Withdrawn from the fund for any
Confidential object Of the Government. Such conn-
oentis objects sometimes intervene IN our ntefcoste
with toreign countries, and sometimes nave INC =
origin within own Contingencies w. w"JI mhcb
msy be inprudept ct be time to clelose, pm ~
a-e irtimately connected with the preservan =,
peace and quietude. Some such eertngene,e' and
duIrg my official residence in Ws,niDsg'gIs erected
have orly TO add, that when eft that ciy :. On,
the ,vert of tbs furd TO file away 10 dIaWef oi .oe
nsds under my orders Ogt e st iuae sas asS lnr u y
Ss,s Ss, s:s .s. drawer Es sd cpsn se np;oG Of soy
,hs Is ~ SG, 5 t s 5'ss 9as Of &.
.n! y: ECsg ~ tpS Sta. Il Name. Or cf s1y othsr
sYI .ss~rsI With . gvO2sy sIs ,.s;i'a * TIE 2,ea'
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THE BANKS OF TRENTON, N. j.

TRENTON, Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1857.
w. II. Bottom & Co., paper dealers, and Bottom,
Tiffany g. Co., merchants, suspended to-day on ac-
count of protested New. York paper.
The Burlington, Camden, Cumberland and Salem
Banks are reported to have suspended.
The East Jersey Banks, including the Trenton,
more immediately affected by New-York, will hold
cut.
Sir O'Clock p. m.-Everytbing is perfectly quiet.
The banks paid all the demands upon them to- day.
The suspension of Messrs. Bottom g. Tiffany, ma
chinists, is oontradicted.
SALEM, N. j., Tuesday, Sept %, 1857.
The report from Trenton needs modification. Ihe
Salem Bank Influenced by the action of the Phiadel-
pbis Banks though prepared to meet its ISSUE has only
partially suspended 1t tredeems O. fves,' and c'shes
the checks of depostors in its own bills. 1t continues,
also to exchange notes Banks good in Philadelphia
and Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

srL COMMITTEES he'd meetings Q. rsmnsay Hal iss.
evening at both Of which resolutions adopted ia
favor Of efft c.ipe union between thea In accord
.nce with these resolutions a Committee Of Confer.
ence was appointed by whom il was agreed tsas
rev General Committee sho1ld be organized, 10 cor
ist Of IS members from each Of TIE Cooper and WI
son Small Genera, Comn.ttee., aid OF three Cooper
aud two Wilson Small delegates from eleven WARDS,
and three Wilson Small and two Cooper delegates
from the other eleven Wards. On bslotiog for
choice the Cooper Committee was declared to be en-
titled to three members Of the new Geners Committee
in the odd Wards ard the Wilson Committee to three
members from the even Wards. The announcement
Of this union occssoned great excitement and eHuts-
ton in the old wigwan.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE BOSTON BANKS.

Bosros, Tuesday Sept. 49, 1857.
There is nothing new in financial matters to-day.
A better feeling prevails, and full confidence in the
stability of the banks is expressed
A meeting of the Boston Bank Presidents was held
ths afternoon at which "a of the sc Banks were rep
resented.
proposition to discount ten per cent of their cspi-
tal during the week was discussed, aud unanimously
favored but, without definite action the meeting ad-
journed till tomorrow to enable the Banks not present
to vote upon the proposition.
The Banks have gained 500, 900 in specie to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE BANKS IN ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo, Tuesday, Sept %, 1857.
Messrs. Bogy, Mtenberger & Co., Bankers here,
coeed their doors this morning. Their assets are said
to be ample. Cards. signed by large number of our
wealthest citizens, published, guaranteeing the
solvency Of Lucas g. Co. and Renwck s. Peterson,
and assuring depostors of the safety of their deposits
The public mind very unsettled and there is general
run on our brokers. The Banks stand firm aud are
disoounting Literally.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Three o'clock p. m.-The bankers upon whom the
runs were made this morning freely and promptly met
all checks and thus restored confidence. The excite
ment has almost entirely subsided.
The immediate cause of the suspension OF Bogy,
Mittenberger & Co. was the non'srrval of corn in
transtu The probabilities are that they will reopen
10 morrow.
The assets Of Anderson g. Co. and Of Dawley q
Barkdse largely exceed their liabilities. The pre-
sumption that they will in very short time
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE TURF.
GREAT RACE BETWEEN NICHOLAS AND
ENGINEER.

GREAT RACE BETWEEN NICHOLAS AND
ENGINEER.
Yesterday morning, q rsce-largely advertised a.
cortest between the North and South, or in othe'
words, between the race horse Of Northern stock,
and the race horse of Southern stock-both being
originally of the type but bred in some sight de-
gree from different strains Of the same bcod-csme ot
at the Fashion Course, on Long Isiard. The horses
rsmed and entered were:
Mr. J. De Brc.ses Hunters ch. G. kcholss I.
Mr.. Thos Puryesrs b. C. Chsrisston.
Mr.. Ts!ly's gr Engineer
The morning was keen and cold with 9 smart north
eastery wind blowing which good judges of pace con-
sdered to be adverse to tae making OF gres! time
The course wss crowded. and it is worthy of remark
that in twenty years there hss not been any North
ern Race Course so large congregation Of cd turf
sentlemenoft the whose father. and grandfathers
uted TO breed racehorses on LoDg Iand for the sake
Of improving horse stock sud Of owning the best
borse.po. for TIE sake Of masirg rcuey cut Of their
pe,foruaroes-sndw who were there IN tie hope CT re-
su,ctstiug the sport by vhiih !, their opinion the
hone osr s,oue be maintained !, perfection.
J,x.s cary announced II !. Charleston tsi broker
down .ns would uet I'D; AL 9 great msry ps1'2n
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE BOSTON FIREMEN.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Sept. ., I811.
The second annual parade and muster of the Boston
Fire Department took place to-day.
In the morning there was trial Of the different
engines upon the Common, for prizes, with the fol-
lowing result:
First prize a silver trumpet to No. >, for playing
horizontal stream lS5 fest second prize to No. for
filing tank of 500 gallons in minutes, 2G seconds;
third prize, to Hose Company No. g. fourth prize, to
Hose Company No. fifth prize, to Hook aud ladder
Company No l.
The whole Department dined on the Comm IN in
mammoth tent; after which they were reviewed by
the Mayor and both branches of the City Government
The display was very fine, and was witnessed by
thousands.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
HORSE EXHIBITION AT SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Tuesday, Sept. % 1857.
IIampden Park trac. of sixty acres Of land, pur-
chased and fitted up by the Hampden Agricultural So
cety at a cost of $4,000, naugurated to-day in
the presence Of some IL 600 persons.
The opening address was made by the Hon. George
Bliss. the inaugural address by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecber, aud the closing address by Mayor Phelps.
The affair was splendid success.
The town is full of people, who have come TO attend
the Second National Horse Exhibition, which CON-
mences to- morrow. The Show will be the best ever
held in this country The best horses are here, some
coming from Virginia. The old Morrill, horae is here
from Vermont, with sixty of his offering. Fancy teams
of all sorts are present, including many from New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL EXHIBITION.
Idcnoe Of The N. 7. Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -, 1851.
The seventh apnua exhibition Of the Penn syly ana
State Agricultural Society commenced at Powelton,
Twenty. fourth Ward this morning. The grounds
used are the same occupied last year by the United
States Agricultural Society, and cover about 25 acres
of land. They have been inoloscd with substantial
fence with stalls and pers the western side for cat.
tie, horace &c. The display Of cattle to-day vas not
very large though it is expected that to- -Doow all
the stalls will be full. The pens for swine were all
frn, and with fine specimens of pigs sows &c.. as
have ever been seen on exhibition
The number Of borses entered is very large owing
TO the fact that the Society have provided splendid
race course be used by the L. s. Society for
the trial Of the speed Of horses If the intentions of
the Society carried out, and racing allowed at all
beurs there i'll be but few to view the cattle, sheep,
aDd other meritOrious things On exhibition.
Within the circle mammoth tent has been erected
for the display Of works Of art, sewing machines,
clothing quilts, planos, and every variety OF house
hold goods and we must acknowledge that this por-
ten OF the exhibition s unusually attractive not only
because much Judgment has been displayed In the
articles placed on exhibition, but because OF the ad
mirsb'p manner il which they have been arranged so
to afford visitors ample means for exanAHng each
particular deposit.
There will be in operation tomorrow machine FOR
extracting sugar and moasscs fr m the ChiDese sugar.
cane ard We have doubt, from tue interest mani.
tested bv all classes of citizens in the growth OF
this care that this portion of the exhibition will re-
ceive its full share OF attention.
The display Of poultry is most excellent, in ccnse-
quencs Of the efforts Of the members OF the State
Poultry Society VIII have large number Of Shang'
baes and other improved breeds on exhibition. The
cages to the number Of hundred were loaned
to the Agricultural Society by the Poultry Society.
The fJwls exhibition show great Improvement over
thoee exhibited few years ago.
The cattle and sheep sre il fine condition. and show
the great progress that has been made in improving
this kind Of stock. IAgrcultural Societies would 60
back TO the old practice Of paying attention to
the improvement of stock and agricultural impie-
me nts instead Of devotng much atte ntion to the
trial Of the speed Of favore horses, the farmers as
well as the community generally, would be the
gamers.
The Pre- adent of the Society, the Hon. David Tag
CART and the Secretary, Mr.. Robert c. Walker, have
been untiring in their efforts to render this exh bon
the best given by the State Society, and it is 10
be hoped that the citizens generally will sustain it.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
BANK DIFFICULTIES.
THE BANKS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept. y, |

PBILADELPHIA, Tuesday, sept ~, I01'.
Bank affairs are settling down on the n,.specie
basis The banks preparing to issue small notes.
The Pennsylvania Bank notes are to be received at
the other institutions tomorrow.
TtrO o'clock p. m--The city and the Southwark
Banks are paying specie on their small notes. Not
witbstandpg their agreement of yesterday, they are
receiving the notes Of other banks deposit, except
ing the Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE STEAMER JURA FOR CORK.

ST. JOHN, N. b., Tuesday Sept. %, 1857.
Tue steamer Jura, with troops will sail from this
port on Thursday morning next, ard will convey
mail bag and such telegrspbic dispatches as may ar
rive in seaaon. Dispatches can be prepaid to any
pa,t Of Europe, ct the American Telegraph Compapys
Office, No. q Wall street. Nc~.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
AMERICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. -, Io0''
The American State Committee met at the Delsvsn
House to-day, and elected Lorenzo Burrows, Chair
man; L. s. Parsons Vice. Chairman; John n. Wilder,
Treasurer, and Henry Q. Lansing and Z. L.. Skeel',
Secretaries.
Nr. Burrows has declined the Charmanship in con-
sequence of official engagements. Mr.. Parsons was
then made Chairman.
An Executive Committee was appointed, OF whnh
Mr. Burrows accepted the Chairmanshp.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Sept ~, 1871.
The steamship Cahawba from Havana on the 10Th,
VIA Key West the came day, has arrived bat brings
no news of importance.
Sugars at Havana were depressed aud prices were
declining.
The steamship Daniel Webster from New-York 18th
inst, was waiting at Key West for the California
mails for New Orleans, per Star of the West
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE SCHOONER ALABAMA IN DISTRESS.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
The schooner Alabama, from Por-a1.Prnce on the
9Th inst, bound to New-Yor has put into this port in
distress, having experienced very heavy weather.
On the 22d instant she experienced a severe gale,
which strained the vessel considerably causing leak
She was obliged to throw overheard her deck-load,
consisting Of logwood, and hundred barrels Of srup
ont of her hold She also lost her sails and spsrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
TIE STEAMERS KNICKERBOCKER AND
NEW WORLD.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Sept %, 1851.
The steamer Knickerbocker sprung aleak at her
dock at O'Clock this evening She has about three
feet of water in her hold. She also took fire about the
same tirne but the fire extnguished with little
damage.
The New World is aground, and will not probably
get eff before III O'Clock to night
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
IBY Telegraph.l

PowELTOy, Pa, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
The Agricultural Fair at Powelton commenced to.
day. The attendance was large, and the articles on
exhibition never fner. The trials of the speed OF
horses on the course this afternoon were the great
attraction. The three candidates for Governor are the
judges, ard they will be present to morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE HARTFORD BANKS.

HARrFoRD, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
The Hartford Banks have no idea of suspending
specie pay ments. They vastly stronger than they
were last week. Their liabilities are much reduced,
and their specie has been increased by the energetic
steps taken for the purpose. All persons may rest
easy that of the Hartford Banks is in any dan
ger of suspendng. The condition of each is known
to ALL and all are satisfied that the crisis is past.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
EAR Az RRANTFORD.

BRAxTFoRp, c. W., Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1891;
The Provincial Fair opened here to-day. Ihe
weather was favorable, and the number OF entries ea
ceeds those Of any previous year. The Educstiona!
Department is the prominent feature. There are but
few foreign entries There Overa oCo visitors To-
day and much larger number is expected tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
VERDICT IN THE CASE OF QUARTERMAS-
TER REYNOLDS.

PBlLADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept. y, Io0'.
In the United States District Court, in the csse OF
Ouarternaster Re ynolds charged with detauting to
t6e Government in the sum of $l3O 600, the Jury to-
dsy returned verdict that the Government was in-
debted TO the defendant in over $500, and Judgment
was accordingly entered in his favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE ALBANY SAVINGS BANKS.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
TIE run on the Savings Banks subsided this morn
ing, - suddenly as it commenced yesterday.
The gold drawn out from the Albany Savings Bank
yesterday afternoon is being returned to the same
institution this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
SUSPENSIONS In GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN, Tuesday, Sept, %, 1857.
The Bank of Commerce of Georgetown, which con.
tnued to redeem its issue in specie, has come into 90
arrangement with the District banks. and suspeuds
specie payment altogether.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Georgetown,
he's slso suspended.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
CONVENTION OF RAILROAD OFFICERS

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Sept. -, iSS'.
Convention Of Railroad Officers from the Nsw
York, Western and NewEngaod Roads was me-, nea
here today Timetables were agreed upon ior W h'
ter service. The time between this city and New
York is fixed at IL hours. Samuel Soan esq, OF the
Hudson River Railroad, presided
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

BALTIMoRE, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
Tie tenth annual exhibition OF the Maryland Insti.
tute opened here this evening. The display was
splendid ard the attendance large. The opening ad-
dress made by Furman Sheppard Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Sept. y, I'D.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends OF
Gov Gsrdper was held in Fsneuil Hall this evening.
Calvin f. Hines was the President. Speeches were
made by Major Cobb, Augustus c. Cary, Increase
Sumner and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS.

NEw-ORLE.Ss, Tuesday Sept. %, 1857.
Money is tight and exchange saguant, but no fears
for the banks are expressed
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ARRIVAL OF THE CREW OF THE BRIG
ALBION COOPER.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, sept. y, IoJ'
The bark r. II. Knight, with the crew OF the
brig Albion Cooper, arrived here this morning. The
muiderers are now lodged in Jail. The Irish lad vino
was States evidence, died of yellow fever on the pas
sage.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE BANKS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
Aessrs. Z. j. Tinkham & Co., Bankers, Of this
city, suspended this morning.
There is no run ON the other Banks
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Sept. y, 1917.
The following is our Bank Statement for the past
week:
Capital 81 $40 600 Due to other Banks as 900
Loans and D,cots 1876 oN Deposits Y
Specie..... 2b3ND Ckcuaaon 6,sjIOO
Due fun. other Bks. 5q1t. 900
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

To the A''oissse res ',soros Tuesday. Sent 80 1857.
Col. Fse@,. le United States Commissioner Tor
,unnirr xican boundary, has formally turned
oyert sdor Department the maps and Official
paper ted with that work.
H. Issicxa Commis ssioner and his corps OF assist
ants viii leave this week for Mexico.
Thomas Serpsent has been appointed Receiver OF
the Land Ofios$t Fort Dodge, vice Van Antwerp,
resigned; and g. D. Evans, the Receiver at Mpneapo-
lis, Minnesota, vice Russell resigned James Baker,
Receiver at Charlton, Iowa, has sent IL his fegnaton
None of tre banking bouses have refused the de,
rnands against them, except the suspended house OF
Nessrs PA Nourse.
Tb' iioner OF fstents Is sehung out eucu.
lars ew of ascertainiug the amount and cost
of oy;.1e oofaumed in the United States during the
fiscal year og the 30tL Of June last, and the quail
ties , Of the different clas ses of goods into
viii manufactured.
t.. PRESIDENT to-day returned from Wheatlart
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday of last week are
TO hand by the arrival Of the mail a. late as due.
Copious rains had fallen in Western Texas.
In two engagements with the indians near El Paso
they had been badly beaten, and the campaign wa
considered ended.
Nine hundred Indians were at Janos, near the Mex-
ican boundary, receiving rstions from chihuahua,
where there had been fne rains. Wheat and corn
were abundant, and almost drag.
Companies G and NJ, 4th Artillery, under command
Of Col. Bolton, from Florida, had arrived at New
Orleans, en- route for Kansas
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE NORFOLK BANKS.

NORFOLK. Va. Tuesday, Sept. %, 1857.
All ,be banks here continue finn.
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THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

bT. JpHs n. b, Tueeday, Sept y, ISJY.
We have been urable To find in ahy Of TIE pspsr or
letters brought by the steamship Jura, any alusiop
whatever to the Liverpool Cotton Market
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Sept %, 1857.
The American Sunday School Union has recently
discovered that notes ard aoceptsnces amounting to
$50 eco have been circulated without their authority.
4 card has been prepared dsowane them, and assert
irg that the Boagd is not responsible for thsir pay
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
nur FARMERS BANK IN ELIzABErH
CITY. N. e..

ELIZABETH CRY, n. c., Sept. 90 1867.
The Fsrners Bauk OF this city has suspended.
The brokers taking the notes at 50 per cent dis
count.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
LATER FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. LOU Is, uteVuyJ bt P0' -, IO7''
The Santa F6 mail arrived to-day. The news is en-
tirey upimporlant.
Col. johnson, the commander Of the Utah expedi-
ton, left Leavenworth on Thursday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
NON.ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
Npw.OnITANs Sent %

EEw.ORLEANs, Sept. %.
The deaths in this city last week were lO3
The steamer Daniel Webster, from New-York 18th
inst, via Key West, with the CsIforna mails, has
not yet been telegraphed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Or. Livingston, the African traveller IN lecture ~
Manchester On TIE productive power Of Central Aincs'
mentioned circumstance going to shos now Iemarh-
ably in this age of the world information dinuses H.
s.ls II will probably be within the recollection Of
some of orr readers that time since The London
Times newspaper offered reward Of 81 900 for the
discovery of fiber able to supply the place Of rags
in The matter Of paper-making. In descending the
Z.nbeze the great river Of South Eastern Africa and
of which the D c'or he's been the first 10 give any
satisfactory account he found the natives on the b.
of the river aware Of this Offer and quite inteie'sd
it. In fact, the Doctor brought home with hims
fber, said to grow abur danty on the north
the Zsmbeze, and probably unknown TO tssf'-.
which was pronounced bys manufacturing houSs -
Leeds stronger and better than fsI, and worh b.
tween $50 and eco tun Cotton is slso an eb'a11o1
predict Of the same district, variety IA no
duced there very easily separated fHs the fees'
No,kirg, lie thinks, is needed but " a.unipa o' p
m.rket to lead to large prodsetior 1y'tss as -
s-ga-.csre grows abaDdantiy, but .s sa'ivti = c"
ttss,s.s.s The pr9GeN sf sTs%T SS9S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Tnr Usros Or rur CoorEn Asp Wrt'os Sn'LL
Co,ur1v.,-Th, Co,psg saa Wls2, oS,u GeS'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER MERRIMAC.

Boston, Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1917.
The United States steam frgate Merrimac anchored
in the stresm to-day and will leave to morrow for tbs
Pacific station
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Of the expenditure bat iisas or rOisg 10 dsspprsvs
o. JoHS TILER.
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