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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
yurrOgsts's Court.
Before Hon. A. ". Bradford.

ESTATE OF CHARLES PATORIUs-rW0 WIDOWS
CLAIMING HIS PROPsRrY-A CURIOUS MARRIAGE
CASE REsuL ING From THE LOSS OF THE cRN-
TRIAL AMERICA.
Yesterday morning the two women, Susan and Aargs.
rel Petorus Into is court again claimants Of the
estate Of CHARLES Petorus their alleged husband, who
was lost on board the Central America Tho counsel
widow No. 2 called
Elizabeth Fuller, who said-I live in jersey City; know
MNgNet Petosus knew her in Ocsoser, lS4S; she va
my house. knew CHARLES Peorius long before
be was married, knew him whom boy he wss married
tor Of Non's church. married them; Ohe witness described
very infinitely the circumstances Of the marage) don't
kpo how lopaey lived together; Margaret had one child
BY CHARLES Charles when he returned from OAnfor
MA last summer he did NOT toll me he was married again
but said he going 70 Margaret and his child the
ohldshsd died.
Gross examiped-I was In California and Charles
there; atah house he introduced to Susan don't
remember whether he called her ha wife or not.
Susan Fuller sso'r-I wn present a tie marriage oil
Charles Petorus ard Margaret fourteen years ago. heard
the minister declare them man and wife, have seen
Charles frequently alnoe.
The case was then adjourned for one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

EXTENSIVE SwNDLB N PUTNAM CoUHrY-SUc.
CEsFrL ATTEMPTS To Pass COUNTERFEIT MosEY-ARRHsT OF
TIE .'OrIsAroE."-A man, giving his name ~ Kcn, on
Wednesday called u the Bank OF Commerce. in Carmel,
Putnam county and desired 10 exchange 81 800 Of Ron
dout money, which at par for bills Of the bank which
are uncurrcnt They readily exchanged $500, all they
bad. He then went to Bre wster Station the Harlem
railroad and called Ut the Croton River Bank for the pur
pose Of changing In the Same manner alleging thas
he had bought cattle In the vicinity aad thu, the sellers
preferred Putnam county money. me bank officer, Mr..
Thomas b. Reed let him have $780, but bis saspicions be-
Ing excited he requested M return and the money was
refunded KEN then proceeded to Danbury Connecticut,
whittier he Wa pursued By parties from Carmel brougnt
back 70 Brewncr Station, examined and con mitted
y The Putnam county jail 70 await trial. he en-
ployea Hon. Benjamin Bailey, Of Carmel, 70 de-.
feud him, 10 whom he entrusted for safe keeping
some $4,000 In bils, 81 400 Of which were spurious.
The balance on the Shaw0ut Bank, OF Boston, Tup-
posed 70 be good All the bills the Roudout Bank
iess and well executed 70 deceive several bankers
An azres was made In this city, day two s,ncs Of
other parties for 1assng bills Of precisely the same do
scSipttn In Wall street II 10 supposed that Klein, who
gave his name Charles Vincent when examined, u
neced with gang Of oounterfeitefs VINO will all pos
sibls efforts 70 enable him 70 effect hi escape.-Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
HARD TIMEs ITEMS.

ID AMI TIMES Items.
M LoWeu O0trtr says tna1 all the mills In the Boot
Oosporatou were 10 sop working Ax evening. and mot
resume again Ill 4bout the l0th a November The Mas
0aohusets runs but q 70 days per week.
u said thai about two thousand persons mechanics
and abores In Roohees had netoe "to quitp last Sat
uydAy night owing 70 the hard tines.
number or youpg ladies In salem, Moss having con
sdcred the state Of the mcn market and determined not
twenty tolA's for winter bonnet, have set
about making bonneh for themselves.
u said hat therc laid up in the vicinity or
BunAlo about one thousand boak, which have been
hauled OF the canal IN consequence Of the scarcity Of
feights.
Ohange at present. u In Chicago that shop
keepers alk seriously Of issuing checks marked "Good
for 3, 10 or ~ cents,
Tho Albany Argus There u very large mum her
OF people In hi. city a The present uue Most OF tho
manufacturing establishments have reduced their working
FORCE while faw have closed up This stae OF thin IL
mot confined 10 mep-hundreds OF sewing girls have s
ready been discharged Notwithstanding The fact tina the
fall always the best for their work, they
obtain nothing TO do. Tailor shops that usually en-
poy from twenty 70 thirty panaoous and vests scarce
have employ meut enough for halt dozen. Everything
indicates that the coming winter win be- 10 the working
cha aes especially, long and to Ing one.
Tho Chicago m) Democrat learns that there 40 900
head OF rattle 10 forward TO that city, and thence 10
The East the financial means for removing them
be obtained. Al $40 per head, this would amount to
81 .6( O,0OO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
PENNSYLVANIA


nhun'o W MERCHANTS IN PHfLADELrHrA.
FROM zoe Philsoelptis Penney ivanisn Oct 81
There vas cutie IA &c and highly repsctsbe u,sesins
q merchants, manufacturers and buspes, men he'd 10
noon In pursuance OF cali issued go erdsv moyning IA
take acon ~ 70 tome BY which The pre,ent none
tayy suinFepcy might be aueiornted.
The nesting wss called 10 order, and Charles Haoale,
Der chosen president
M ksoA1seru. on taking the CHAIR, made n teu :.
mrk He said that be srpesrsd before the rueetng In
the idr of nnaBca svoh the o iett smong n,
have never 20 before-ope thu, has come upon us so
sudoeny that ire houses that haze br,ved the v,clss
tudss OF Commercial lie FOR any yesr have been swept
away by I've fGry k0t Uny have the suffered
but also msnrfactureys, miners and Others upon whom
thoussnc Of aDorrs depcnosDt for their daily bread
The had not bed be remarked 10 examne
into the Of this state OF Affairs, -hch might be
wOt Of dcuit TbeT. thing certain that three
months since all appeared b. be prosperity The
tine When spscs leaving the country ., the Of
M ion and . half " tro millions per -eek, expanded
seven millions IN thirty dsjs An erTans,r Of seventeen
millions ~ nve morthf brcke sbe Bank Of the United
Ssse Amer this txp.ori0n he New Yors banks, dis.
covering their error, oortsed within thirty DAYS 10 the
ehtent o over twelve millions artsmert Sufficient 70
bre~s Ge storsesi com muui y, and n only marvel
lous tns 90 rany stood ~ | DO not kso-, SAID NJ Ma
ca@er wbGrtsolutops ave g. be brought for yard bat
deem ~ ouy " say IL advance that con sider the
present ~nkns - stem detective. and trur' that when
shall com 70 be fcconsructeo that that reconstruction
oil be either UPON Tie principle o. the General banking
a~ vhco requires fecurly be gven Tor the issues OF
toe bs ks o. dirF r. TO- system which requires each
bsnk " have 70 their "a ia dollar 10 specie for ever
tarce caaiio - latii'uos Some provision Or This az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
MASSACHUSETTS.


The Hon. Nathan Appleton has puonshsd the following
reply the letter OF John A. Stevens Esq President
the Bank Of Commerce, New YORK; which appeared In the
Ny DrA. sn:-I have your. OF the I'd, and am glad to
psndpg IL discouns rcgies, however that this
has not been adopted BY the other banks the lest on
cal return Chat q the 2eh u show. N .EGreE.s 70
reports do not show any alienation In the ssrngency OF
The money market bag you win use your influence for
tsns consider for thu interests Of New York
whole ocunuy. notice your remarks on banks dis
counting long paper - encouraging the pernciow system
active business Thai Was consequences OF eight months
por.ss that ws were Obliged 10 submit % the Sane on
our manufactures am not aware that the crcdim
ton good Of Improvement has been going on here
within the last few years BY Offering large discounts for
do not agree with you that The banks should con-
nne their discounts 70 short paper, which good for
the banks, In bad for tho community. I have
Boston Bank durrs the r.s,sr part Of which time thew
have confined their discounts 10 real business paper which
should be paid ., maturity, and have mot refused IL
we and always gives The bal, enough coming 10 10 meet
any emergency. hardy recolsc, dis cunt day shsn
the bsnk has no. been able 10 discount some new paper
What call . really poi nciouI system 10 tina, Of making
oais CALL which seems 70 prevail extsnavey In New
York This system, especially perni nous 20 borro se,
bank with your large capital would nnd dsu, In ordi.
nary tines 70 find business paper enough at short dates
10 meet their wants. and might frequently ind nece'sary
10 take callcs paper win long paper perhaps,
collateral I'm referring 70 the pubshed tables that
the banks OF New York have lesssped their liabilities from
lol Geo. August IS 70 COO ooo September "a,
Ainy q most volint proceeding. Tue Boston banks
duccd their liabilities from 20 eco ooo August IL to 600,
oo0, September 2s some ing less In proportion. Our
banks obliged 70 flfow the OF New York. but
are In perfectly eAsy position. 10 their customers, the
merchants, who feel mo pressure Very truly, your
obediept servant, NATHAN APPLETON,
BY the way, Ies the stock OF your bank quoted 81
tremendous depreciation. What 10 tho csusey In tnere
any thing but the severity OF the money pressref trust
not but nothing show nitro strongly the necessity Of
decided relaxation.
A E.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
ONE SOUND BANK IN THE NRSE.

From the Ne ,raska City NoWs, Sept Is
me Platte Valley Bank 10 locassd aa Nebaska CITY, and
thus far has whsood the financial breakdown each
sde OF II, nrny and unfaterngy. IT. isue il redeemed
In gold every day Of the week Sundays only exccped
is counter in this city We believe that the Platte
Valley Bank cannot fall. IT. circulation small, having
drawn In s issues gradually for the last six months and s
vaults contain more than enough specie 10 redeem moro
than twiCo the OF ~ circulation. Other banks
have failed, and others WILL but the Ct liens Of Nebraska
Oy determined that the Platte Valley shall not 20
down, and hardly day passes but what the officers
tes dered heavy specie deposits BY The citizens On
the hs day OF The excitement created by the failures 1t
Omaha City and Bellevue, ten thousand dollars specie
deposits were received Tho following banks have sus-
pended In NebraskA:-
Eemaha Valley Bank, OF Brownville
Foutenelle Bank OF Bellevue
Wesen Exchange, Fire and Marine insurance Company,
Omaha City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

sr0PPAaB OF rHIev ARMRRs' AND nKcHANIus' BANK.
From the Detras Free Pres, Oct ~
The Farmers and kochAnica Bank did not Ii doors
yesterday morning An injunaisn had bern gued out
grounds and Of the Same nature that In the case
the PeninSular Bank, fc days ago. But Of
this proceeding not taken unit. hAd become evident
that bank could not wi hsand the unceasng dem nds
81 deposors and the public, while impossible for
% realise from IL securities, In New York elsewhere.
Michigan state bonds, which had cost 1t dollar, had
fallen the market to sixty ocnts and ts maturing
PAPER like thai or all banks In those times, mot oil
raid It's circulation had becn reduced TO seventy
i've eighty thousand dollars within short time past
and IT. private deposu-osher we mean, than those Of
the ciy-had paid within ten thousand dollars Of
tho las osr. or course, with soenng prospect Of
immediate Improvement OF aA'rs ct the Eas and tho i'm
possibility or purchasing c0n at any rate short OF ruin,
together with the seeming certainty that Ito circulation
would continue TO rapidly home the bank could mot
It's subsideUce the managers Of the bank were confident
they bad passed the crisis but though the panic had sub
sided, confidence bad mot boon restored.
MICHIGAN INSURANCE BANK.
Sixty eight Of business OF Detroit have agnod
and issued The following nosce:-
CaTIzKss MICHIGAN
The undefsisned, merchants and business mon or DO
ot avail themselves OF this Of general disrust
and pocunay ebarrass ment 10 express 70 their fellow
citizens their full and entire confidence In the honest i'd
ninsration and present solvoucy Of the Michigan In
Bank. Recent events place this institution Ia
the people OF Michigan, who need bank, M least, to
facilitate hApges and 10 aid In the transportation or he
products OF the farmer 70 profitable mart The basis
upon wbh the opinion Of the undersigned II formed
the public fact that under oil the monetary excitement
prevailing In this Cty and elsewhere In regard 70 banks
continues to pay, coin on III circulation, and meet a do
mands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

HEAVY JuranNTs UHpxR THE LICENSE LAW
AT . session OF the Circuit Court, ~ tho court house In
waertowp, last week. Judge Alien presiding, there
three trials for violation Of the License hw-the selling
two saloons and . tavern-At neither OF which
places they licensed 70 The Judge hela
70 be among tho intoxicating drinks" prescribed by tho
law George Lu slow mulced In the OF four
dred dollars Franklin p Carter hundred dollars and
g. p Hufsater hundred dollaTsat the rate or fifty
dollars for each offence proved ag LnAt I'D
ysacnls n 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

LOUISIANA.
AroTHsR HEAVY BRyAKDovE IN COTTON AID srKR
LING IN NEW oRLEArs.
NV OusArs, Oct 9, 1857.
The excessive rrngeDcy Of The money market has
caused further heavy decline In cotton and the reduc
ton from The highest point attained IL nov three and
quarter cents per pound the durine the past three
days put down 200 bales, including lots Of mid
cling ct lsc per ID The ranse, ko~ever for this Grade
10 10. 18c The receipts continue 70 pour IN rapidly
the Indications tsst lover nsures ell yet havs 70
be subrniied 10 All branches OF business are more
less affected By the pressure but the merchants are using
their utmost endesvoYs 10 brave the storm.
Sterling bills have siil further declined, and sales are
reported Of bankers bills ri e1or three per cent dis.
otunt
Money lie more In demand and rate. are daily harden.
inE
Frciahu are dull, but nominaly I'd. 70 Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

New YORK Posr OFFICE ACCOUNTS The entire
accounts (ss quartss) OF the New YORK city Posi- Oace
In the hAncs OF the examiners In lne geaers Po or
zoe In this city Saturday, Sd inst Such thing
before oc,urred. and Is really re narka,le business
schievs me NJ Woshsnssow Star, OF. 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

Obituary
Colonel IcHADop B. CRANE lst Artillery, died NJ Port
Richmond, staten hand Now York, The 5!h Instant, OF
paralysis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

SUSPENSIONS AND THE WAY THEY ARE
PUBLISHED.
c. RsADs SrRrrr, oct s, 1857.
jams GosoOs Dewitt, FsQ-
In The liz, o, sUspeuti5ns ard failures p.blshed in
this day's IHfcTtndsri toe OF Bowen, koSAmee
% and Ely Bsweo Nee mel sorted, viii sspe
ois notice thai ,hey ~nleg 10 py IN full, vita int
rect, providps Their creditors viii grant tn, ex'eu
sion Will you he kind enough 70 inform regular rub
scrbr Why the Of these 40 firms sb ult be espe
cisy mentioned being ling 10 pay wish interest," ben
there tunor ecs ~ others equally willing mi able 70
par with tho same ACCOM- modAton'
EDWARD JACKSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
IOWA.

rlLsE ALARM IN THE WEST.
PROM the Davenport, lows, Gazette Ertrs, Oct 81
We deem ne nnAEcisl news below important enough 10
give our readers In lhs form, a. II resolved arsr the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

TnOrTIFG STALLION JUPIyuR, OBY LONG IgLAMN
Black Hawk out Of eip-y Ito accommodate thoes We
wish 70 breed fall cos OF THE celebrated jupiter
stand for sshor fall season st John l. suckwa near ~
Unlon Course L0nx lsl And
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

Gas6k oe shis morning was worked sR-ws have bssa
shown . privaAe despatch, b. Meun- Cook Asgeas,
received By thsm is o rday evening, SEATING tAa
The Boston banks would suspend speoas payment ms
bankers q Dosoa VII probably oonsunmate the ARRANGE
Dosaou banks leaves New York alone aud she cannot
stand three days without running New York city. We
may hook for speedy relief and movement or our
wheat crop Eas An ilustraou d The workings Of spe
oae bass In New York, and currency oads in Philade
phia, may DO found In the fac that Z, Clark 'dge
Temporarily on b urday, while W. Clark % OF Phil
bdephia under currency basis, not compelled 70
graph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
WINES AND LIQUORS.

East TrrIA PALE ALm-J0NR UNRIvALIsD
" hast India burton pae stock ale constant sup
ply may be Obtained The once Of The brewerT, lS asssxh
street kew rowk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

pAfiLp TO AMI RfgClEED U:fRA.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01
iALLMAN POWERS,
l. An ID Al rs.
olSs brady - bi~n second .nd Third
fFEk FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ vA.aaf.e EeA Essas

OILS. iirAi, 81 bt~n second .ad Third
[ fFEG FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ vasasi.e Eeai E.sas
ciif PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT
y ha"'s a.. 1t 90 Third street nsaI til, ocraer Of
=, sN i.,ss % the ,aaih wee; cerlef II Four,L AID
fAsa. A. stExci~
IS is. 4 NJrgL pateappri setwcea Perry and
n ia- ab'se III. well situated, aud Ia part,
~ vac et.t "''si rapidly iailrs,i.. a4d wall be .old
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FARMING LANDS IL JOHNSON COUNTY
II, =, 4 Y, y NJ - ). ~s.i 10 aerss
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seis . -, I ~, = Ks sse.we.t.s .sft.
from Ia, - ~ a.. W .is .sas II ms kNread
CLINTON COUNTY
Timber .ahl. asu Eaviga Il y .sv.a ate. frsa i,
%, .latsa osasty, tear iss Ts..roai al eLssss
The ssove property will be .oli On litsrs, ,.sus
SCOTT COUNTY
lagrsssd fsrm one mile AID a half irOrs Pflss.
~ sasts asrs. nt.i rats .aAd wei improved Win
.voi ioass- Wa. be cod st bAssA.a
o4c ha4srcd saIssxty acre, unimp.ayei l.na ia
'n 'if9n Heavy ursss three isiiss fsvl wa.essii
and Tea tEll-- is1in Davenport, wei Nztrrsd
o.s aasarrd ai sssty acres, ass mile. naTth wss,
fom hssA@Fy Orvses very cAv.ee laad
ruwEsniLk COUNTY.
Two hundred .sa any acre. de prairie Land, 100
inii-s gcttL q Nsatyssisa, tAo esas.t1 seat
NEAR DAVENPORT
oas All Nue bal ssaS iISu Count u0u.. gu The
Msl NttA saFrfD views " TtyeE aad .ufrvaall4 X
rsstFs slaa farm u fer,y llsx acre. u.Ier az
tshest state pf eultsxAiioA AID ell .uplli. MttL
f,gt trees IAe b~ausiIa. aad - Lie yls.a..,
the city,
sLvES NILE. FROM pAvExPoRT
a fafa y Stats aer-., forty aaasr eg!slvsi.su,
wsAly u limbrr II asvsT Gl.!las stream rus ,Arx
Il WI b. ,i.i ,eIs cheap
NEAR wALCorr
k,slty ssrss eLosce prairie a a earsala
NORTH DAvESpoII
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

Mons HrsoAxias GEA.s.--Mr. Hiram
Gilbert, 81 this vicinity, brought into our
Office this morning two punches Of lIungsr-
ian grass. The stalks in one were over five
feet in height. But the other was the great
est curiosity II was one hundred stalks
with well formed heads grown from one
seed. Nessrs. Hiram and Samuel Gilbert
will have about IS bushels of the seed al
this grass Cor sale this season They CON-
menced raising IL three years ago, having
received the seed from the patent Office
The first s'.sr one ounce II seed produced
half bushel. II is 70 prolific thst onc gal
Ion Of seed sown on an acre Of ground will
produce 20 bushels. But its principal value
i for hay. Stock will eat IL ~ greedily ~
II L were sheaf oats. Chickens are also fond
Of the seed. Three Or four tons Of I'll LAY
can be produced on Nh acre II ground
Hungarian grass promises " be Of vast bene
III 70 stock raisers in this country .-Masoa-
tine Jour.