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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
Panic of IS57-Its Remedy.
J. w. READING, Sec'y.

Are the crops throughout the Union deficient or bad
No; they were never better or more abundant
Are we afflicted with pestilence Or famine?
No there is neither pestience or famine in the land
Are we suffering tornado earthquake, fire and conS
quent destruction of life and property?
No; we have had fewer of these than usual
Then, what is the cause of the present panic
Answer-A conspiracy of capitalists and fundnoLr
gers acting upon and through the banks to force debtors
to sell their property at great sacrifice in order tnat
the conspirators may speculate that big fish may eat
the little ones.
Proof-After property has fallen down to runous ,
prices look out soon after for gradual rise in the p
of property and then the capitalists fundmongeS anu
sharks and society will become the sellers. lima
Remedy No. When the banks assist in making 9.t
pressure and panic among business men, by SLlns o
curtailment of accommodations to their customers 1I
in proportion they lessen the amount OF tner
ton, and thereby appreciate the value OF the T %
equitable adjustment in the same proportion 'n"i
legal between the banks and their debtors. ,,.ors
Remedy No. 2-When bank suspends, its deol ei
should be absolved from their obligations. TINS "0''
compel stockholders to prevent suspensions. " Nam,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

SAILING OF STEAM SHIP IsABEL.-Thls me S'I bno,
err which has recently undergone thorough rePa5 as
reftted with new boilers and extra bracng anu
means of safety against accident supplied wl to
sail from New York for Key West and Havana on s
10th instant She is weknown fastsaing stea fon'
of 500 TONS and has maintained high d
the day she first went aoat under her gallant anu mn
teous commander, VIM Rollins ESQ., who VIII sun Of the
tnue in that important Office to do the honGES and
ship We take pleasure in co adane and esteem
,er iai'lln 0D''el' y p'''' Baltimore SUM-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
Later from California.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Granada, from
Havana the 10th inst, with the California mails and
passengers has arrived She reports that the Northern
Light had sailed for New York with about million and
quarter in specie The Granada experienced gale on
the Sd and 4th inst. She afterwards saw wreck but
the name was not discernable.
Wellers majority over both opponents is l LOCO
The Legislature largely Democratic Bates, the Ex-
Treasurer and Rowe, his clerk, committed to jail
in default of BAIL Justice Murray is dead. Col Casey
of Tennessee Lad been killed in duel with Mr.. Blair.
The overland mail from San Antonio, reached San
Diego on the 3lst of August, all we'll
The reported assassination of Alvarez in COOmO, Mex
ico had reached San Francisco.
A disturbance occurred near the boundary line in
Lower California between the American authorities and
mining company There had been fighting outside of
San Diego Several Americans arrested. The af
fair is looked upon as fibuster movement.
1t is reported that Gov Castro, of Lower California
fearing revolution among his own people, had joined
the Americans.
| The shock of earthquake had been felt at San
Francisco The California markets dull. Accounts
from the mines were good
| The Constitutional Convention, in Oregon, was in
session at the latest dates The question of slavery
slightly agitated.
The English and French fleets had left the Chncha
Islands, placing them at the mercy of Vivanco
The murderer of Sullivan has been discovered to be a
hired bravado but has not been arrested His employ
ers are unknown.
There is nothing important from Central America.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

New DREss.-The Fayetteville North Carolinian
made its appearance Saturday last arrayed in new
Dress and very much improved in appearance thereby
We hail this evidence of prosperity on the part of our
spirited contemporary, and trust that it may long 60 on
doing good service in the cause of Democracy-and
let also hope, making money for our worthy friend
Weghtman who has best wishes for his success per
sonally and editorialv.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

The steamer Vanderbilt, from Liverpool, arrived at
New York on the 18th, with dates to the Sd inst.
The steamer Arago arrived at Cowes on the 3D.
Later news from India had been received. A tele-
graphic dispatch from Cawnpore, dated August 18th,
saws that Gen. Havelock defeated the rebels near that
place on the 10TH One hundred of his army had died
from cholera Dates from Lucknow to the 18th cay that
all was we'll there The Calcutta letters contain nothing
new.
The Emperors of Austria and Russia met at Vienna.
The news from China unfavorable, the Emperor
refusing to agree to any arrangement.
The Vanderbilt brings $4,000 in specie.
LONDON, FRIDAY EvENNG.-The funds opened to-
day animated and most descriptions experienced rise,
but the tone changed by heavy sale of consos In
the discount market the demand was active. Foreign
exchanges unatered and Notwithstanding the large
arrivals of gold from Australia the supply is insufficient
to meet the continental demand and the prospect is dis
couraging with regard to the immediate of the
money market Since the reduction of the rate of dis
count to July the bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased 100000 sterling The intensity of the panic
in New York has induced almost total suspension of
specie remttances from that sde but with the return of
confidence not only will the usual shipments be resumed
but the old arrears will be met 1t may be hoped there
FORE that during the next two three months the
cepts from that quarter will at least SUFFICE with the
supply from Australia to keep the stock in the Bank Of
England from further reduction.
In the railway market to-day the Michigan Southern
New York Central and Pennsylvania Central showed
increased firmness.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

GAs-GAs!- GAS !!!-Query: Has the Gas Com
pany suspended We merely make the enquiry as a
matter of curiosity. If we not very much mistaken
the Wilmington Gas Light Company is about the only
Company Of the kind in the country that cannot at
fort to let its customers have light when they want it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

BarA man has been arrested in Washington City
supposed to be concerned in robbng the Richmond Gus
tom-honse, gave two names-Robert Wheeler alias Ro
bert Pullen. He passed over from the South to Bati
on Wednesday, and his return when arrest
ed It is said that the circumstances against him
vary StrOnO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

BG-We see by the papers from the South by this
m rnngs mail, that several of the Banks of Georgia
have followed in the wake of large number of other
Southern Banks. Those mentioned are, the Union
Bank " of Augusta the Manufacturers Bank in
Macon. Public meetings had been held in Augusta and
Savannah, requesting the banks to suspend.
The Bank of Hamburg, Is. CO. has also suspended.
In the Northern and Western States,the suspensions
are so numerous that we had we'll sum them all up in
lump. Everything in the shape of bank seems to be
in state of suspension. So we go-one day up-next
day down. This is great age.
The Bank of Louisiana has suspended.
1t is in mentioning names any longer-we had
well give up the ship at once, and tell the truth
verify believe it is The whole country is in state Of
suspension We have strong notion of following suit
and don't know but we would do so, it not that
customers will keep poking the paper bullets, at
We can't help taking them. Somehow we have sort
of propensity to take anything and everything
get that will pay go. Bring the nasty things nj
gentlemen stop because the Banks have set the
example We have not concludedto suspend recepting
cur bills to our customers for any Bank bills that are
not counterfeit. Bring them to us-we want them al
par-we are not afraid.-Daly Journal 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

bae~ Mayor Wood has been re-nominated by the Dem
ocrats of Tammany Hail. New York, for Mayor H
received 95 out of LOS votes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
From KanS08.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.--Kansas advices to the 18th
have been received Both parties still claiming to
be victorious in the recent election. Gov. Walker de-
tends the voting of the soldiers the ground that being
the territory six months make them citizens There
are no official returns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

B5~ The Relief Bill passed by the Extra Session of
the Pennsylvania Legislature, extends the time for the
resumption of specie payments by the Banks of that
State to the second Monday in April next and not the
LIST of July as stated in Yesterdays paper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

B6g~ Winslow, Ianier & Co., extensive bankers in
New York, suspended the 18th inst, and will 60
into liquidation. They have large surplus.
R6s~ Samuel Archibald, Chief Engineer in the U. s.
Navy has been promoted to the post of Engineer in
Chief
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

B0We were in error yesterday, in stating that thu
Branch of the Bank of the State here had not sus
pended. We are officially informed that she suspended
with the other three banks-DGity Journal 18th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

Beg~The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived at n
York with Havana dates to the 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

RThe vote in Ohio is so close that the official vote
will be required to decide the result Both parties claim
the Governor The Legislature is probably Democratic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

BANK OF CLARENDoN.-The Fayetteville Observer, 0
the 18th nst says that the report in circulation in re
gard to the suspension of the above Bank, is false.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

Two CRoPs-Our friend, Mr. P. Montague, of Long
Creek in this county, has sent Apple ofthe second
crop this year-t is of good size and fairly matured
We understand that the third crop progressing quite
fayOrably upon some of his trees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

Va, Custom House, on last Monday night was $40,
6se.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

sa-The banks of New York City paid out abou
100000 in specie before they suspended last Tues
daY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
Money MATTERS In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l7.--All the run on the Bank
is and confidence is restored. No failures are re
ported to-day The suspended free Banks anticipate a
early resumption. Affairs are more cheerful.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct 14.-The Louisville Savings
nksclosed: to-day. 1t was a small affair.
There is to be meeting of the merchants tonight.
j. L. johnson & Co., gIocers, have failed. No other
failures to-day.
The suspension of the New York city banks has caused
an uneasy feeling.
Gen. Henningsen arrived to-day.
Gen. Walkers movements will be determined in a few
days
The number of deaths during the past week was 1913
of yellow fever r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

The entire amount Of United States stock of the loans
of 1872 l84 and 1848 redeemed thus far at the Urea
sury, is about $3,OOO,OOO. Only about half million
dollars can be legally applied to this purpose.
Since the above 100000 was paid out nearly, Oh
quite half million more of the government stocks have
been redeemed. This is about all the government car
pay, under the present laws
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23

SOME SQUAsH.-Mr. j. H. Somerset writes us from
Whitevlle Columbus county, that he has weighed two
Squashes, one raised by himself and the other by Mr.
F. T. Blake. The first weighed 70 and the latter 81
pounds. They what may well be called " some
Squash, Mr.. s. says that they are called the Califor-
MIA Squash and grow nearly in the shape of the Pump
kin. The are red and make very palatable dish for
table useequal to the ordinary Squash raised in
vegetable gardens We have received two of the seed
and intend to place them in the hands of friend who
we know will deal with them in the proper way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

sos bis inflammation from James Rodwell; De Berg stated
that be hsd ne money 10 keep IN tho good races Of The
Health ofcers-os members Of the Board Of Health he
wss afraid they would tear do IN his building.
The Alderman waa subjected 70 Q lengthy and rigid
crcssexaminsson, but nothing materially different was
adduced.
In answer 70 question Alderman KAbfsi.ch stated that
he never bad any conversation With Alderman Pressn
about he money ara recommended him TO pay the
sum he received back 70 De Berg.
Alderman Preston being placed the stand, sworn-u
q conversation with Alderman kRlbdeisch | made him
confident and he told to keep the money, am oersin
he as very emphatic: asked him and said "Aderman
Ksbheisch this is unfortunate, and throw myself ON
your Reneroety and want TO make you confident then
told him all and he sad be mot divulge anything
told him copnden.aly my disadvantage told Do Berg
yeoue ntty that no did keep bis premise sweet aud
clean The orders Of the Board would be eqforced re-
ceved he money after the place had beea cleansed; this
conversation with Alderman Kabfeisch occurred after
leaving the Common Council On Monday evening; Alder
man Kalbfcisch afked how far Alderman Waiah was
implicated in this matter and told bm MOI At ALL might
have said that Walsh bad got me into this matter.
To Alderman Fowler-So far ~ the money was con-
ceTned WAsh had nothing to do with this affair
To the Presiden-The evidence in the pamphlet report
] think TO be correct.
The Beard here adjouvned until wednesday evening
peyt, when counsel for accused will sum up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

no frshlered her thha was with The greatest difficulty
her remsping strength permitted her 10 get 90 far e. Ma
DIXON squares few steps only from the scene Of these
rufsps epcountsr-and e was miracle hat We were 30
for,unaae thus 70 escape for that many ofsnoee
epesged in Tho mckee must have been severely
Judging nom their cries Of pain. suppose, Mr. EdisT
missile from <he hands CT either OF these gangs had
cken any whs chapced 70 b passing and resulted
In DEATH who would have been responbe for that deaahY
who would or could have detected the criminal hand
which hurled The d. adly messensssf When Mr.. Editor
will here things ceascf When will the reign Of anarchy
and terror be q endS And why do MOI the new and
tfciept Metropolitan police attend 10 these gangs Of ru
nans thus boldly and yecklessy carry on air
degrsceful warfare in respectable nelghborho0def b II
hue that they are not equal 10 the task? ]. W.P
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
Herald Marine Corrsspopdepce.


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81. p. '2srI.s psy,..irs q recent
ss ,gs y vrrcssd A. iss end q ne sini1. on he
ssssd in Nassau Where he Captain and crew s, ~ sri
iraor 80 per snt on he ap raised value The csrro
ss IP..Is:. H ssrie h. been
Gown per cent This vessel sailed Nvork
The chip CIR ole Pierce from rOrseans os ne IA ins
The ship Fanny Forrss err got sshore At Bm,Dps an IA. ,,
int PAT OF Der cargo wss aiken BIZ vretters and he
shin got Of she "a arrived here srd ~ 90 AWARDED a.
sslvsee she was bourd from Nyork " FOrieans
Ihe schr master Bckford webb, " Ooue bound from
ryoh 70 Apslachi,os having been nesr is plaza
awarded $4,000.
sesmsbp Caha- be wss yesterday taken % ne Marine rs
was r ~ airs tbe VII have PLANK her bot
On Dor On q new kee and be stripped, recsnked, and
ssr nrssdnshi sailed yesterday viii cabin io second
cabin and La steesage passengers
Spoken. &c.
ship rhonss Church rom Manila for ryo.S April Ia
Straits Of eunda.
a. ss shlP Msr!syc. nvn csicuts S~ LOpdOs May y h,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

40 has 10 oaud H. Snd Ianc jumped down IN area;
Aas be h. BEEN siOe released witness lives ne x,h
wwd bat knows ZONE Of he rngleaders By Nance jock
Richard Friyson sworn Lives ss los Baysrd street;
sooos O'Clock The evening Ct the 9Th there wss s1ees
nghs going On bet. some parties opposite hss house.
% be n liquor; party Of police came up. and great sz
element Aress stones were thrown police and they
we're snowsSs Stsls from ne sos q The houses
passed clear through his store window, shutters and ALL
smashing the whole SASH the light then became general
all round; witness Knows Engaged In the nrst
drunken but everything became ooufssed that he
does not know whether he remained in the fight or not
could swear TO that map; his name u kesrns
wiDess-Now want % say something asoat the charge
that implicated In tho hot
OoToner-N was raid thu. you fred uusket ten or
twelve times from your stoop but there 10 charge 70
Wsnes,-oA the Fourth Of July never fred mus
ket, no. even . fire crake', though had them In the
house
Coroaer-rheve lie 20 charge sgsass, you, sir 81
henry NcCsusky, keeper Of the cosee saloon No. 80
Bowery, sworn, and said that he Witnessed portion
of tie riot but declared that he nothing OF the
ties engaged in IL he seemed exceedingly nervous and
anxious De oct Of the wucss chair ~ soon ~ possible
Nathaniel Hicks, sergeant Of police In the sxto dis
trict sworn-Hesded the company of men cent from
White street 70 assist the first party sent 10 dispense the
oes arrested several men. but gave them all 70 The
hmseH; the specials entered q, the npApE against
them; one Of Them is now 20 the rombs.
FRENZY W. n&sner, specsI ipohoemen, swmnIneoo9,
nses oe1n1Io 1snaSno, q N mAn DC AIss'eu ~ nsyer
sueet ~ne ID TOE ect nrowlng utica - 0e Grove.
sonn leg, spccsai Poscemsn, swotnCArIes'eo 10 Al
nAnen fssnes NOON 10 bAysto h1oesi osrkeAn. Soaoe
gave MIN IN cnSfee ior Peun8 a inc in. noaru
nat nc nas snce reen scnreeo snfoogb ne VI
hioermsn NSnoy. r
Inn navng oonc1aco tne tescmMy, the OosoneI pfo-
ceeded TO address rev remarks 70 ne jury previous 70
putting me case mo Ioe.r hsnes. he SAD
oksEAnkH ot IM Jukf-inere mas peen sefious rivs
n the Exth ward Of this city the s Of July, in which
many men host .her Ives. We nave MOI been able 10
shcAtk thvonv
evidence enough 70 show that they died o. wounds re-
ceved In this lot number OF men have been Identified
~ active psrcpatore Ia the rot who they are, or bow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
THE DEAD RABBITS" DID NOT BELONG 10
THE SIXTH WARD.
70 rHB EDITOR OF THE HKRArD

NEv fotE, july 9, 1857.
having In ihts days Ht1AID an article purportne
10 give account Of the riot In the Sixth ward shsn
have something tay reply to that statement gencrSy
az lime permits, but shall oouieni myself Il pre-
sent with entering my protest against wholesale sau
ders OF your informant, who the resdens there
thieves, pickpoch &c &c There are many In tha
ward imagine respectable be IL, whoever he nay
be bot his Information regards the character OF many
located there, 10 ~ accurate a. his genius imaginative 10
evhg existence TO club, which he calls the neai Rab-
bv, which does not never did belong 70 the sIxth
ward 70 the personal knowledge OF resident In FOR
HARRY Il. Mo1oNY.
WHERE WERE THE METROPOLITAN poIIcTy
TO TIE BDiroE OF THE HERALD.
Nrw Yong, joy 2, 1887.
Last evening, wednesday, about O'Clock while pass
ing through Twenty sixth street. between Fourth Ard
Madison avenues, in company with lady, Observed a.
We nssred Madison avenue gang Of rovaIes nrmberre
some thirty forty, snd averaging from 10 10 ls year. q
age, who collected In the middle OF street end en-
~ her lungs would permit Az arrived near the cor.
81 had ison avenue urohn hurfiedy turned The
and making towards the crowd escs ned Hiav jov
feers tbeyr coming In few seconds another Gro cd
Of these aFless rogamufns swept around the corner o.
fu run into twenty sixtb street. Az they IN seh
rom both sides, and IN instant they we're holly en-.
ragged In "briokbai battle" and amid their threats
geanoe shouts OF defiance and ole oahs and I'M
precaions they hurled their ssIles directions per.
Getty regardless Of the persons who CHANGED be ss on
VA situation, certainly, for respeca sle qui et ctlss
md LADY 10 be paced In. part Of brick came verv
early t;strg my ASy-5w gisosins her shoulder-wbIes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

U1rooer Perry concluded he ,ncue~ CT DC bcto CT
e men shot the not CT The Fourth or July, yesterday.
Three more Of he rnsIssdep Of tho Dead RABBIT party
fully Identified max ng IN 81 sfteer Of IN Infamous
gang clearly implosaed n the rio. In which these
men tame 70 her death Several witrc9s whom he
Coroner Jed 70 believe could rive important inorms.
lou were no, 70 be fou-d yesterday when OF shsnge
vent afisr them though hey had prcmhed 70 attend and
reveal al hey knew Of The ARRAY They we're either
AFRAID tey fer Fear Of The vengeance Of Their oonps
a,ons they un-rnns 70 make revelations which
might, porhaps, m plicse themselves Coroner rery
eerned ,ss ary nsi be waited ,he vicinity o. kaosrry
evening, and though he -sed every 70 rrosore In
r3mAtlon from come one be roand he rps q al Also
buiey sealed Neither patS would ID thai they kpeu
anything aheui the riot &c thought that ne old poverb
Tier. = honor sucrs sse.es ws samr.e, ilus,rs-
ceani OF The kssropchn police who made
joseph souder. sergeant 0 police, swornArrived with
sooiock n NE All; the d ,uly appeared 70 him 70
Se betseen the Berory boys and tbe Dead Rabbits ars-
borhosd that shs Know Ncthinss and black repuo.
cans were coming down 70 burn The Catholic church
rabbits turned os 70 defend me shursb DO not know
where hat rumor sra ksied, but u vas commonly
Ported round lhs ward links wa' go ~ ey The Rse
hs way "A rnsn named Foronine, sho resided 10 kul-
berry street, allowed fluasof 70 be IN special
to.ners and hey accordingly attacked h and took bis
tub from him he INTO The 10 -ery for pr-socon and
n NOoyt ncft atlSnaeu LIN logan 10 icat
IL statement he got from Forepsns himaef wtcocs p
DO us wP 10 tea when be sas party of bs r1en gciEg
rom White st si and he fono~e them 10 tie o.
p.yar and BAXTER 10 rbst the matt he pose
wee M ere stacked with stones be sscbef he
vros y Nc different persons engaged he row say one
lnas VIII, seemed 70 be q lsAder, ns.-g brcstan "a
ocolly "a g (~ncss) would eat bis treskfssi ssw
me same NAN dead Afterwards IN White street;
ne The az vest Of the two bodies there Snarsed him
81 fJr arrest but som missed hin in the melee and
did no, ses b. N sgsin until he vas dead arrested
vim. CID 5ecSus, be appeared 10 DO rnakiDg binsen
scoas, cheering ~ The rioers passed rim ever 70 ihe
tpeclas ant esea another named Jei emah Ets,
who ooped 81 brick ve, p'ckci up brick, add
Me act Of throwing ~ o. On arrested aro'ie wh1se
he soes not know I'D bin since in he rcmbe ar
james Lane running ~ Baxter street. sho M aud
cheornf he erswd be hr0ss GU q ba bands srd -.