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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. Ia. 1857.
CONGRgss-THURsDAY,

CONGHESS-THUkSDAI,
SEsArE-The Chair laid before the Senate two commu-
nicatons from the Secretary Of War; in relation to the i'm
provement of the ST. Clair fats the Des Mones and Rock
river rapids and the hsrbor at Dubuque Iowa. large
number of reports from committees were made after which
resolution adopted providing for the appointment Of
committee of three senators TO make the necessary ar
rangeen br the reception and inauguration of the Pres
dent elect and a-szrs Pearce Bgler and Foot were APP
pointed as said committee The Senate resumed the dis
cusscn which commenced yesterday, in reference
the irregulariy Of the electoral of Wisconsin,
joint resolution offered by Mr. Crttenden declaring that
said ought to have been counted debated at
length, and laid upon the table. The House resolu
ton providing for tie appointment of committee to
y the President and Vice President elect of their cleo
ton, was concurred ID, and Mr. Weller added the
part of the Senate The remainder of the day spent
in the discussion Of the bill from the House of Representa-
tives authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy purchase
additional ground adjoining certain navyyards therein
named which at length laid on the table and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsESrArIvEs.-The House resumed the
consideration of the question to whether not the FIVE
electoral votes of Wisconsin should be received appear
ing that they by the electors Of that State the
day after prescribed by law On motion OF Mr. Jones'
of Tennessee after short discussion resolution was
adopted authorz the appointment. two memters
House join member of the Senate to be appointed
by that body wait upon the President and Vice President
elect and inform them Of their election to those offices
for four years commencing the 4th of March, 1857
The Speaker of the House authorized to appoint the
membes for that body The House then postponed the
further consideration of the Kansas conesedeecon
until Saturday week. resolution adopted ruling all
debate out of order in Committee of the Whole the state
of the Union except the tariff question, and ermna-
ting debate the at four o'clock Monday next
The House then went int Committee of the Whole on
the sata Of the Union and resumed the consideration OF
the tariff question. After speeches had been made on the
special order by Mssrs De Witt of Massachusetts, Curtis
of Louisiana and Covode of Pennsylvania Mr.. Smith, of
yrginia obtained the floor, and the House adjourned
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THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

correspondent of the San Francisco Herald dating his
letter Gadsden Purchase December refers to the petition
Congress for separate territorial organization under
the of Arizona and gives description of the
be developed in this application
should prove successful. We make the following ex-
tracts s.... a... .. aa E-
at hardly necessary for to than aude to tie
great mineral wealth of the Purchase copper silver
probably gold The successful working Arizona
Copper Mining Company, which has present
bred OF copper above ground and is only waiting
the arrival of furnaces and machinery ordered from San
shipping copper quantities
passed by mine in the world The late discoveries
copper the ella riverthe Gadsonian Silver Mining
pany the Texan Company the Arizona Mining and Explor-
ing Company, under charge Of G. D. Poston, esq now
working seventeen veins of silver in the vicinity Tubac
with other companies yet fully developed will
give faint idea of what will be accomplished under the
favorable auspices afforded separate territorial
ton.
The agricultural portion of the Gadsden Purchase
been lost sight of in the excitement upon the dis
covery of many valuable mines. Beyond Tucson, and
stretching to the Rio Grande several magnificent val
leys well watered and wooded only requiring rescued
from grasp of the Apache Indians afford homes to
of families As grazing country the vinnity
Tucson cannot be surpassed Whoever has the San
Pedro and Santa Cruz valleys have been struck with
ton their fine resources and with regret the Indians
possession" .a
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

There being no quorum present.
Mr.. HOUSTON Of Alabama, moved that there be n call
of the House, which motion agreed toyeas 60 NAYS
IL
The roll was accordingly called, when one hundred and
members answered to their and all fur
thsr proceedings under the call dispensed with
The journal Of Yesterday then read.
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Professor JosErH HKsRy.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Washington, January ~, 1851.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of January g. asking information
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BATTLE OF BLADENsBURG AND CAPTURE OF
WASHINGTON

To G. W. CAnaroAs, Esq., and others.
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DIED..

ANDERSON-On Friday evening Aug Sarah widow Of the
The relatives and friends Of her children those her
law Thomas Lord are respectfully nyte9 to attend her fame
Monday morning O'Clock, at 81 from Francis Xavers
Church. sixteenth street. between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
ANNIN-In Hoboken City N j. on Friday morning, Aug. J.
after short Illness Arthur H. Amin, only of Edward j.
and Charlotte A. Amin.
New-Jersey papers please copy.
AHEARNE-On Thursday, Aug G, suddenly Philip Ahearne
year Of his snative of Athy County Kildare
Ireland
BFRGFN-At Jamaica South Long Island on Saturday Aug
Ann, wife of Jacob Bergen aged IS years month aud
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral this Monday afternoon at Clock
from her late residence at Jamaica 81 nth, Long Island
ROyD-On Friday Aug T. after short but sudden illness,
Alexander Boyd in the 3 OF his age native oil the
County Monaghan, Ireland
CARLSON Friday, Aug Michael William, son oil John H.
ard Mary Calls, aged year AID ~ Gays.
COoLEY-on Friday Aug T. Col. Franklin Cooley aged 81
FROsT-on Friday Aug Mrs Ann Frost in the 4ith year
FOLEY-on Thursday Aug Of H4rasmu' Mary Apo dansh
ter OF Cahane Jeremiah Foley aged year. 10 months
and ID days. - 8
eTIDERon Friday, Aug accidentally killed by the fall o.
ladder James Guder, native Of Filth, County Tpperay
GLAsIrR-suddeny, on Thursday evening, Aug George
son Of George o. and Sarah H. oaser aged years and
On Saturday. Aug. g. Mr.. Debcra Hsyt aged &c
seais tict Of the late George iieyt Bridgeport Conn
HoLwEs9 Brooklyn D. on Frday Aug . SlSa oni H.
aud q days.
KFFLER-A Trenton, on Saturday Aug g. Nathan Keeer,
formerl, of this city, in the 45tb year OF his age .
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence NO. % hanover
street Trenton, this afternoon at o'clock
LYMING-In Brooklyn, Friday Aug Asael f. Lymins'
in the Slst year OF his age
McGUIREOn Friday Aug Terrence McGuire, OF linger
ing illness, in the 5ith year Of his age
McCLEARY-On Friday Aug T. of consumption, James
McCeary aged IS years native Of the North OF Ireland
McCARRON-On Thursday, Aug at No Conkn's court,
Brookiyr Anne McCaTron, aged 81 years.
o'CONNoR-On Friday, Aug. T. Mrs. NJ. Conlor wife oil
AAdI,W OCoLnor.
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Decrease rs compared with 1856.
The Milwaukee and HORIZON Railroad Compan
will omen its roadto Berlin ~ miles from Horizon,
the 10TH This viii complete the first division of tn
comnany's road. The second division is under con
tract and in process Of construction sixty miles fur
Their to the Winconsin River.
The Court of Appeals, New-YOrk, has laid it dow
IA a rule of law, that an individual on approaching
railroad track is bound TO look il train is approach
inc II holds that railroads are among the best i'm
movements Of the great age of progress and their per
manen affairs are not TO be postponed to the concerns
of individuals 1t holds that no one has right TO
cross railroad track without first taking every pre-
eautios for safety. The same reason that holds rail-
road companies to the strictest responsibility to the
passengers, imposes upon every one who crosses the
track of these great public thoroughares, more than
ordinary care not to eopardze the lives of those who
a,e ,va;linp themselves of the benefit of this great
modern Improvement in the mode of travelling. This
evidently refers to the danger of injury to the train as
well as the carriage on the highway In case OF collision
between the moving masses, fact which he's been
mapv times Illustrated; one case occurring on the
Camden and Amboy Road few months since, in con-
sequence of backing agapst pair of horses and by
which several cars were smashed and many lives lost.
He who without psusing or looking will drive
upon railroad track is guilty of more than careless
ness.
The annexed 10 the correspondence between the
Register and Treasurer Of the Michigan Southern
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philadelphia Markets. ..Auc. 8.

BARg-Sses LIST No. Quercron 10 small extent are noted
at fs which further advance, and wanted CorToS with
moderate business DOING held with great frmne: fLoCk
stu unchanged for ts inactivity; about 800 eos were
taken for shipment at 81 asa 81 81 for frehtround
from WHEAT mostly the former rate, al whc Pis
is freely offered including SOC fine middinss az r. 20 20
Dbl TIE home demand continues moderate WITHIN s
of sc asa 81 50 for common 70 good supeInei and oO0
50 and 50 Dbl for extra and fancy lots sceoraihs
brand az esbnes CoRs MEAL scsce and hny hsls az
for PENNSYLVANIA RYE FLouR unsettled sno nwe
se holders having submitted to slight decline IN ordei %
81 80 = Dbl . - Al -
eipts h.iny too damp for grinding and prices fully
ted with sales Of about 1900 bush TO note at 81 60d s.
r al, 70 nr;,ne red and 70d IS for white RYE is in
deIpsud at s Corn rather dull to-day but there 10
not Offering and about 600 bush yellow sold at $50 &c.
In store OATS unsettled and with further
sales OF 5Oo bush. Southern st i0d ic az to quail
ty in the and afoa GROCERIES and Provisions still
maintain the which hss characterized the market or
son time, but the transactions limited by the high hodsy
rates. WHISKY steady at 29d5lc. for lhds. aud bbls.
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Railroad Company In relation to the charges O' V's'
issue in TIL, III raid OF to-day:

hsue III 4 ne H.rdd OF tpohl'
,,,v,ct OF rBE USITID STATES Tarsr o.
o''S NEy YoRy Aug Q. Ito'. -
To j. 81 doPyrxs Tredszrsr Of the hehigcH s-AS''" ~
D,E sIE II being The Herald Of to-day hs shere
b. issue In the STOCK 81 We dicLizan
soutIe,u Rsrosd Corpauy deem due 70 re Company
and ~ ,hs, should ask You II there Gas been any
ue ~ ,toek Of ,ad Michigan Southern Rhosd Company
,ne IL. e dsy of July last the certificate erthcAtes Tor
which have not been registered and counersaned At tins Once
The numerous Inquiries being made In regard 10 TINS matter
render important that should receive an early rePy
Very r. respectfully yours. JNO A. slEMAhLs
Secretary Of the United States Trust Co.
NEw.YoRK, Aug 1857.
Drp etu. Tn answer 10 your this morning. have
there h.. issue OF the stock OF TIL. company
,nc the eh dav July the certificate or certicate Tor
bh hav. not registered counterssned BY your Com
pany And wish add that there IL not now and never mas
been 10 my knowledge, unauthorized illegal rauuneh''
OF in proper Issue OF the stock Of this Company.
With respect, Jour oeedieIt seryant
JOHN A. STEWART esq, Secretary L. ) Trus' Co.
Another addition is to be made to the insurance
capital of the street. The Gebhard Insurance Com
pany is taking subscription OF $4,000 and Com
paby to be called the Corlies has been commenced.
The Home Insurance has voted to add $780, 600 to its
capital, making il s6GO,OOO
The following is a statement of tolls received on
the canals of this State during the fourth week in Juy
and also the total amount received from the opening
Of navigation up to Aug. l, in the years specified
hollow.
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ARGUMENT ON THE CONOvER CONTEMPT
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TEsh-AvG 8

JudKe
The Mayor &C. agt Daniel d. Conover ct al
The motion TO commit Daniel ID. Conover Tor con-
tempt for violating the injunction-order granted by
Judge Ingraham, whereby Conoyer was enjoined IRON
removing or interfering with the books, &c. con-
pected with the Street Commissioner office, came on
this morning.
Mr. Sckies opened the case for the motion. He said
that clearly appe ared from the evidence taken before
The referee that the contempt had been committed
That the counsel for Conover knew of its existence
before IL was served and that they had systematically
iabored TO eyade and nuly the effect Of the writ lie
commented on the testimony generally, speaking
,hout three hours and making the following points:
MR.. sicKLEs POINTS,
I'm the motion punish contempt in disobeyng
an Injunction the dsobedience poven no question
before the Court except whether the oo"' Au "
sfnreva Va The People Passmoe WDiansons case
reported in Phlsdelphis Law Joerns ,.,..o.,.
4. mere tai the which occurred according to
which Conoyer hss nAde oil the OF any ooH
soe,ion which Conover hss - P nbia, dI,ob
dienee nldnctions aside pretense OF th Nho
cited In opinion the surtevsnt contempt case IN Tue
The preense II Conoyer Is the injunction was served
after his law vsen, Brewer aud Constable tafngtoh ae e
ConOver which the search
warrant issued b. had employed those two persons to do
eeivng the injunction he bound al once recall his
strucfons 20 them Instead doing he BY his counsel Mr.
ontipued progress he pemted hid. Canssb 10 brns ooe
rsrce pepes before the Judge 60 again TO the
and bring another parcel In this the maxim qua ae
p<r alum fre per must be applied The acts Of Mr. Field
the acts Of Mr. Conover especially they done
presence. NJ, It,. r,. pA,
ereise Of legitimate Jurisdiction All persons concerned In
tbem are tespassers Consequently the alter ton IN
Ssw !. was p% Of the machosry employed 70 color he
depedetoDs upon the paintns poy winch ibe injunction
pss de,fned 70 preyep:. tBart ~ Place, wela co)
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Markets., Reported bv Ts.sgr1pA.

BUFFALO August 9-6 p. m--ELoUR unchanged; sies 1900
bb at sc sea SO s. for superne Wisconsin, SO 750 ~ for
Extra Co. Sc ga &c IS for superfne Ohio and Indiana sud
sc s7G7 Is for Extra Wheat ayors buyers; sales 5000
bush. % for Chicago SPRING and Sfor Milwaukee
Club Coax opened steady sales 600 bush at 5c closing
very dull OARS d62c WHISKY dull at DC FREIGHrs-
Corn &c to Troy and Ioc to NewYok LAKE INPosrs for
"a ius ending ody lis 900 BUSH Corn. CANAL
xFoRIs-s,OQq bash, Wheat: $1,000 bush. Corn.
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MARRIED..

DET-DOM ENEC H-At Pars France. on Wednes
day. July l5 Mr. Frederic Ga!ardet formerly Editor OF the
Courier de Etats Unis, to Miss francesca Domenech OF
New-YoTb.
JONFS-STUBBS-On Saturday, Aug. by the Rev. Joseph
Sanderson Mr. Richard Jones TO Mrs Frances A De Voc,
daughter Of Samuel N Stubbs esq, AL Of this city.
PINCKNEY-MORGAN-At East Chester, on Thursday, Aug.
by the Rev. VIM S. Cofey Thompson Pinckney TO Miss
Mary Augusta daughter Of Abah Morgan, esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10

ALsANy, Aug. SIS p. H. FLOUR and WHLAr unshans.S
CopX lower and in good supply. Sales 1000 bushels n ~
sHost BARLEY selling well Tor delivery before the h -
September The crops Of Barley In the Western sai-s ar. -
10 be very plentiful Shipped last evening 20 Newy s ia
bushels Com l20fo bush Oats 5000 bush neat, shs
20 New NoIs to-day, 5000 bush. Com. hNI
oSwTGo Ana. e-6 ?. m-tLoUR dull sales e, ss =, -
ndiSns and fo4ss 20 sor Conmon TO Extra State VISA,
dull and Unchanged little the here. sales
bush CoEN gniet sales ooo bush aaoat FOR this port Lir,
InPoRrs today 1880 bu.h. Wheat, 2s700 bush Corr,
CANAL ExPoRTs-2e0 bills. Flour 1850 bush. Wheat d al
bush Corn. shipped TO Montreal ! 900 bbls. Flour
CHICAGO, Aug. e-s p m-FLous firm. WHEAT nssA,
CoPN dull; saes 81 69c buoyan SHIPMENTS 10 Buso. ~
Flour or Wheat, SO Cf6 bush. Com. 40
w-ORLEASs, AuL s-CoIroS-N No sles to day; 90,
d 200 bales CoFFEE advanced lc saiis t0IdIfr s.s
the week 600 bags stock n7oco bags STERLING Exce.r
10 p cent premium. Other article generally unchanged
PpoyrptycE. Aug. 8-PRINTNG CLoTss-Tos Toyr.rx.
port. the market firm with an Tp~sd ,eedscy lss u the
IN moderate saies during the week 81 advance of e. ~
the prices OF last week the market closing firm and With atom
aud The pulled stock very light; sales Of the week 60 90 b.
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sales Of stocks mt iIndcIphin. Ave. 8.

Fif Toard6o6 City 6s 89l 100 do new, as 1900 Gaia
visa r. r. To- 52 2os Morris Canal 6s cash. ~. 1850 n.
penn r. es 59; 1853 leading r. r.. cash. S5i l2J do,
IS s5s 10 Camden and Abcy r r s9,i % Penn R. r. +
100 schuyl Nav preferred b. ~ hSssoas Nh X S,
Warmers; and Mechanics Bank, s5wn. 65l.
o5f go Penn IS, s5}; 10 Morris Canal preferred 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Al
Cleared.

s,ermships-Augusta, Woodruff, savannah B. L. Mitehl;.
MS,;on Foster Charleon Spoford Testoni Delta BLl,
Hunter Halifax f. Cunard; Jamestown Parrish Sorfok &c
AsHns~tus,raii. Dewar Liverpool Williams Guon A.
Derstnr Parsons ST. Johns J. o. Baker Co. Cathsrine
scbsaer Bremen Poppe Co Louis Napoleon Ham Her"
ting Hamburg. L. t. Anslnek; "ehnee" 'ie"'e'y' ""-7
Rsrts-A Anna tNorw) KGdshl Philadelphia, w f. Schmidt;
White sousll Conn. Mzrseles Boyd 4 Hincken; Dawn,
Chase Buenos Ayres Reynolds Cnshmsn Csdet, oqae'
Reze Hon. Josiah Jex; c. Wlsnack Meek Jasie DUO
oncbe w r. schmidt; Harvest Nichols Savannah Starses,
Chairman Co. Mary Frances, sticfney chmoha An'n'SS
Bnes- Havana Curtis Cadiz, Weeks Moss; Elmo sspL
Iscbendo Barcelona Herckenrath Schneider ca Ocean
Rird Rogers Jose Me- c. Durand ST. Michael tDenh
Johnson St Domingo. A. Rossire Co. Sohio Bartlett,
Po Prince Delaheld Wilson; Julie Jeanne tFr PHI
lime st. Pierre Wheelwright Co Handy k,ns Brown.
Mobile Laytin L Hurbut; Pulaski, Hsthon wilmington
schooners-PeaTl Norr Ezabethport msser Chamberin.
Hset, Wilmington, J. w Mckee; E. j. Pickup, Msdsry.
PhIadeluhis Hsnd Co Swan, Dill Baltimore fneir
Dedre CO.. C. T. Strong Liscum, Baltimore Mailer issd
Ou.reau; Masonic Perry, Trinidad, X. Buck Co. Mer
lin 1Br Cole Cumberland master; Plot Fish, lance heh
fax j. s. Deay Alma tBr). Cgny st. john n D.. u =. De
Wolfe; Haze Smith Amelia Island, Stnrges Cearman Soi
Jobn Warren Lozier Richmond. c. h. Pcrson; A. Child,
Bell Baltimore T. w. Barnard Co: ~ b. Doane. seaznie,
Philadelphia r. p Buck Co St stephen, McOregor "a
lais DeWolfe Humphreys JAS Lawrence, Allen b2ston,
DAYTON Spseue; s. Gilman Crowen. Boston, w Lewis
20 Eliza Jane HUFF New Haven, masters LRoweT honnas
New Haven master; Ellen Louisa, Thompson' Newhaven'
r..~...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berry, Portland, H. b. Cromwell;
Mars Nichols Phadephia; ii. b. Beach, Sanders boston.
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amounts CO. .Gtuted by Congress for the erection Of
other pu' .ds buildings.
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Arrived SUNDAY. August 9.

Ship Lamar Bradley London 20 days with %dse and q
exahsnsed signals with ship Highland Chief bound w. l7th
lat lon spoke Bremen ship ohans' whelmine from
mails viii BIZ. bark Kitty: bound i. ,u,.
AzGf simmons Mentor June u passed Gibraltar j as
light WINDS and csIs The whole passs st: July asSs
lon e g. passed steamship vanderbilt hence for Southampton
S at 9Vd rate VIVA s %
4h inst ioOa lon s. 45 boarded BY boat from
Bark n II. Gsston Maxwell 81. Thomas via NewHaven.
big Orion smith, Franklin Me-, sdays with 'psr' to Geo.
Bark Lucy Of Newport cssp Csssns'c co. o. a,ss
n. 5s 51"1 hs Ms;"
brig ashore the o fss Of had ssr
s; LHG s,s1 so' Co.. So lon o. spoke bs
Rbe. from Mstsnts' ioT eS,, ss a with o,vooa
sebr Ocean Wave Ire.nd Washington N c., days, with
ni sebi .'0 Sas nf:sS w HS Hartford c. day.. Wits
sehr f. ". wilets, Csmarden Washington, N C, 5dsy'
schr frances Beverdse Newberp days. with naval stoes
sehr John Howard Baker, Dorchester n b. with i'ns'
schr American Belle, Chase, Boston days. with mdss. 10
S. w. Levi. . "a,
schr. susan LOrins. BostOp days, with mdse. to sw
schr Alpine Hooper, Calais days. with lumber to Jed Frye
SchI. WIN. Mason, Staples, Taunton.
Schr. Whistler Brsbes Taunton. et "a
Schr. r. 8. Dean, Cook, Taunton. .-t
Scbr. s. L. Croker, Psesbrey Taunton for Port Even
schr. WIN. S. Camp, Sarnis, Derby for Perrnont. 1st
schr. Henristts, Sullivan Bristol X. -. r...,.s
schr Pennsyly.uisn, Norton, Norwich for Rondort.
schr. Charity, Peary, Albany for Bridgeport f.i
Schr. Brapdywine, Wheeler, Albany for New Haven. A
Sloop Msngam lusseR, Taunton.
ste,ineT Delaware cBpe', Philadelphia and Cape NJ"
hours, mdse. to H. Perkins -, 49,, radss. To
Steamer Westchester, CLARK, Providence I" H'"''
Isaac Oden. ,,-s ,rase 70 Joseph
Allen. ~
sIIrPp-s,ir. Toni. Naooleon Ham, HertDs for Ham
burg Telemach tBrem.). Scha6er for Die''
wIND-During the day from Ne 70 ?.
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Mesus DERBY, ORroS& Co., sf% Tsp TsisUxS Il H.
D. K,mR,rs Co No. II Market square, are our Asss"
the sale OF THE TRrBrsE In Providence =, a.
THOMAS THOMSON is our Agent IN NpiASAfoL's' 1As'T
liz ALE VI TEE TkiRrSE. t...f ia ....g 81
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md In Crosse, rere especially in Michigan Southern
vss large. Tie market was irregular, but generally
heavy which ling continued 10 prevail az the SEC
ord Bosrd The operators fjr the fall were not dis-
o.ed to sell freely, but in southern Michigan the di-
ierer ces are about the as have prevailed LOT
some time past. The publication IN The Her~@ 10
regard to this stock crea.ed considerable e1ctepen
ard communication was read to the Board spsned oy
Mr. Hopkins, the Treasurer in regard tothe charged
II being intmated by member that important in'or-
nation might be obtained at the Office OF the Company
a committee consisting of Messrs. Campoeli, "roe'-
beck and Johnson appointed, to make inVesusa-
ton, bot we cannot learn that they have acted. we
publish below the card of Mr.. Hopkins. Inc o'ner
officers Of the Company make the same denial a. lar
as the charges convey auy imputatlcn OF i"pfoPe,
issue of stock They state that stock has oeen useu
as collateral for loans for the Of the Company WIN
banks and bankers, but it has all been Issued Dy
authority of the Board, and regularly e9uh'ers'gncd
by the Register of the United States Trust Com-
pspy. The stock to-day opened at % and
closed at 50a 05I. Erie closed at $50 80, de-
cline of I y cent. The receipts thus far In August
are abe ad of August ast year. Reading declined I
cent, closing at III all. New-York Centrai was
without importan. change. The market was qui'e nc
tive for La Crosse which sold at 80 q36i Milwaukee
and Mississippi was j3s the receipts for July were
almost 500 COO. The Southern and Wisconsin nranch
will be completed to Monroe about the lst OF October
Cleveland and Pittsburgh was steady at about ioa.
In State stocks and railroad bonds the business was
very small and the market without important change
In Exchange, the business for the steamer has been
light and quotations unchanged Sterling 9e94
A. cent Francs 1sa 164.
F,eights to Liverpool, 100 bales Cotton at 3s.
bale. To London 100 bbls. Rosin at %. Inc snip
Cambria from La Preaux to Liverpool, with Deal
and Timber at 6s. Brig Holstein, for Cowes and
market, with Sugar, on private terms. The ship
Black Sea- from City Point to Sydney Australia, with
1000 bbls. Flour, at 81 80 = Dbl.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
sls3,l9O 50; Payments, sif,4ll ~; balance
$40, OS7 IS.
The earnings of the Chicago and Burlington Kali
road line for July 1857,