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, 1857-05-29

The SUN.-It is stated by German as
tronomers that the sun is increasing his
distance from the earth annually; and in
the course Of six thousand years from the
present time, it is supposed that the dis
tance will be so great that only the one
eighth part Of the warmness we now enjoy
from the sun will be communicated to the
earth and it will then be covered with
eternal ice, in the same manner as We now
see the plains Of the North, where the ele-
plant formerly lived, and have neither
spring nor autumn.
, 1857-05-29

SrARrIISc OccURRRNoE.-At a church In
an adjoining county, q Sunday or two since,
just as the congregation were about 70
kneel down to prayer, lady, in . tone Of
horror, raised the cry Of s-n-a-k-ei Great
excitement prevailed, aBd there was o
mighty rush from the dangerous locality.
At length gentleman advanced 70 the
spot, gazed o moment upon the colled NON
ster, and. pouncing upon It, held Up 70 the
view Of the startled crowd a whalebone
hoop, which had wriggled itself oui Of
lady's petticoat and quietly coiled itself
upon the foor This Is q fact, and ought
TO admonish the ladies Of the danger Of not
securing well the snake-like circles which
encompass their lower extremities. - Cldfls.
vile TsNn.) ChyOnicle. aiain ltail al y
, 1857-05-29

CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE CHINA Wan Many
very bad things, Il seems, are laid to the
account Of the China war First It was
tea, now it is silk that is going up. The
Manchester Guardian says: III e
The destruction Of the crop 10 France
and the war 10 China, have given great
impulse to the silk market. prices having
gone up Is to Is. Cd per ID. this year.
The N. Y. Express mischierously adds;
Now is the time, then, to set about TAX
ing in reef or two Of those hooped skirts
the silk ones, we mean. % r.ss
, 1857-05-29

TIE Ten LOST TRIBEs.-The Boston
Journal notices at length successful mis-
sionary establishment among the A1ghans,
who are believed by many to be portion
Of the Ten Tribes Of Isarel. They claim
descent from King Saul, through grand
son named afghan. Their legends des-
cribe the capture Of the ark Of the coven.
ant by the PhiIistines, the amounting Of Saul
by Samuel, the battle Of David and Goliab,
and other events Of Scripture history, which
they claim as their own.
, 1857-05-29

nGr A capitol anecdole Of Lord Raglan,
when wounded at Waterloo, Is told ID Lon
don. The authority Is the Prince Of Or
ange. The prince used to recount that not
a word announced the entry Of new pa
tient, nor was he conscious Of the presence
Of Lord Raglan (then Lord Fitzroy Somer-
set) till he heard him call out IN the usual
way-''Hallol don't carry away that arm
till have taken OF my ringn Neither
the wound nor the operation had extorted
grpan from the wounded soldier sn,,1i
, 1857-05-29

IHE OVERLAND MAIL-We have been
limited to copy the following extract
pOua Ol a letter written by a gentleman in the
6 O% Othce Department ia Washington,
wS;g Sie,ng date April 4th. The information
t.D. ulSn It conveys is important: at is the in
m.s I,lon believe to advertise the overland
NJ. S.i authorized by the late Act of Congress.
cnO,. S various parties are trying to get the
a." SSu''aet at the sums named in the bill."-
W" francisco Herald, lTqreh ls.
, 1857-05-29
POE EaYs
THE IRON HARP.--THE SONG OF TOLL.
BY A. DUGANE.


Let him who will, rehearse the song
or gentle love and bright Romance
Let him who will, with tripping tongue,
Lead cleaning thoughts to Fancy's dance
But let NE strike mine Iron harp,
Arouse the free and bold.
Nv hands that Iron Harp shall sweep,
Tin from each stroke new strains recoil
And forth the sounding echoes leap,
To Join the arousing Song Of Toll;
TIL men Of mind their thoughts Outspeak,
And thoughts awake in kindred mind;
And stirring words shall nerve the weak,
And letters cease TO bind.
And, crashing soon DER soul and sense,
That glorious harp, whose iron strings
Are Labor's mighty instruments,
Shall shake the throne Of mortal kings;
And ring Of axe-and anvil note;
And rush Of plough through yielding soil
And laboring engines vocal throat
Shall swell the SoNG OF Ton!
, 1857-05-29

DT Washington correspondents state
that Lord Napier, the new British Minis
ter at Washington, has had several inter
views with our Government on the Chi.
nese question. England wants the United
States to join her and France in some sort
of demonstration against China, but our
Government, it is said, has peremptorily
declined. 1t is further said that orders
have already been issued for the recall ol
our Consul at HOngkong, for the part he
took in the attack upon Canton. A dele
cation from the Boston East India mer-
chants have held an interview with Mr.
Buchanan at Washington. They strongly
deprecate all interference Of our Govern
ment in the Chinese quarrel.
, 1857-05-29

DG- There is q thrifty, Wellgrown shoat,
said to be aboat six months old, belonging
to j. SALMON, Of Patrick County. Va,
which has eight fair, distinct feet. on which
1t walks It's legs seem TO commeuce 70
fork about the knee joints and continue to
widen until they near the feet, and then
finally separate. The hog walks well only
o little clumsy. 'p ls,s " 2s''
, 1857-05-29

B6- Chief Justice fancy has admins.
tered the oath of Office to Presidents Van
Buren, Harrison, Polk, Tyler, Fillmore,
Pierce, and Buchanan.
bSE- 1t is estimated that $4,000 persons
pass over the New York ferries daily.
, 1857-05-29

The following institution 1--WE don't know what
se 10 call it)-has been lying in our drawer couple
weeks staring us in the face with its tortured ter
lnatiOns every time we looked towards it. Our rea
de win readily perceive the style II Is afterafter
with sharp stick"and agree with us that it is not
bad;
Al Eztract from the Song of "Higher-,od-
her":-Found IN an old tOorn out Sea
Shel OF tie Shore of NetO Zealand-6e
fore LOHgfelIOtO's time:
GOING TO BREAKFAST.
When the suns bright streams, aka-ia,
Burst the gates Of early morning,
Bathed the mountain tops, ka-waka,
With food Of sunlight golden,
sPAke the bride Of Johny Aki,
Get thee up now, opee-tka,
And wen eat our pee-a porkee,
Which we stole from the Kipu-ka,
From the Yankee ship, Koke-no
That lies anchored in the harbor."
And bold Aki, cried Pa-pia!
BrOks the spell Of morning slumber,
AAds the valley ring, Kar-akie,
with song Of life's rejoicing
Stripped Of pants which had been stolen
From the Yankee ship. Yok-e-no,
He would not go up and get them
In the bush where he had them;
For the genial warmth Of morning
Made OF sunbeams, op-ee-tika,
Made Of sunbeams, ttki-popa,
Was the raimant Of bold Aki.
Soft the sweet BRIDE Hlgherwather,
(As an Emerald son had named herr
, 1857-05-29

Ba5- The circumference Of the cables for
the Ocean Telegraph is exactly equal to
that Of a half dime.
B6- The u S. naval force consists of 10
vessels, containing 2,243 guns.
, 1857-05-29

R4- The whole number Of the militia in
the United States in 1856, is given as g.
42l, 1853. e' re.
BS- The English sugar duties are to be
reduced in April. Last year they produced
5,2T7 ,066. s5aala4l ~
p0- The expenses Of public work IN En.
gland the past year was e05o,57e. ~
, 1857-05-29
LATER FROM NICARAGUA!

Particulars Of the LOckridge Expedition to
CaStillOi
, 1857-05-29

ABANDONMENT OF THE UNDERTAKING! /!
, 1857-05-29
Gbt lliunftr anN DtmOnat.
"a PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
Bv EDWARD FURSTE.
TgaMS-aagA R9YAReg,

Var one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
onice IS 90; for six months, s3 90. Single copies,
No paper will be discontinued unless at the option
Of the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1857-05-29

EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER scott.
, 1857-05-29

List of Killed and Wounded!
, 1857-05-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES Ut AUV ENI TSTNU'
forone square. 2 lines ess) three Insertions s..
For every additional insertion, 81.
4 liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
the number OF insertions must be distinctly marked
n Inc margin Of advertisements sent us, they will
n continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
sacramento street. San francisco, is authorized TO
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments in California.
, 1857-05-29
The Army DiSbanded and Disarmed!

THE STEAMER TENNESSEE LEAVES THEM
TO THEIR FATE!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

ABANDONMENT or THE PROCEEDINGS BIZ THE PRO.
sEcurIor-THl DEFENDANT, Mr. BARTON, d..
CHARGED.
The osss OF Brigham ~ Bay,os OF PhIsdelphh charged
with rape upon persos OF Miss sslIs NJ stafford, Of
vermout wns eel down for further examination ~ 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, and ~ tha hour oil parties
Interested, excep, Ns Stafford were present Jonas
Philips ESQ, counsel for Miss g.. srcse and reminded
the Court thai had stated when ths nvcstg was
oommepesd on Wednesday Last, that he had then pos
had time 10 examine into tho merits Of The charge, and
would, therefore, have preferred posspouement, but
thar In the interim he he'd done 20, ana had arrived
The conclusion that the charge made By his client against
Mr. payton could not be maintained. He therefore had
come 70 the conclusion 70 Withdraw H. and now did 20
With the full cors OF Miss stafford and her irien1
In repy Mr. BLANK man, 81 the o0unse for NJ Bar.
ton slated In eject that he should not oott 70 the dis
,ss Of the case but wished that bis client might 20
n, OF Court with "clean hands" Justice Osborne re.
aytes that application Of the counsel for the com,
psIpsnt 70 have the dismissed would not without
obey considerations have induced hm 20 dsmm " but
N Al the evidence taken the examination OF Mss
Stafford fully convinced him that the charge was ground
lees and on that account he willing ~ dismiss the
enmplssut He then informed Mr.. Barton that he wss
~ hsrgsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
Financial and Commercial

LoSpos, FRIDAY Evuue, Jan IA married dimtnu-
too rss taken place In the demand Tor money bu, no
stersoa has occurred In the minimum Of The Bank
q England II expected In some quarters yesterday
that the directors would mako change bus not Win
standing the tact tf gold beng s cent abroad Ia pa5
10 the bask, they sbssansd nom adopurs any al,sra-
ton. This policy hes given great sausfacuop, especially
70 commercial men, many Of whom say that thsr profts
would be eaten up by heavier rases. The demand has
sra,ey actve out OF dooss N rates rather be-
ov the bank minimum. On the sock Exchange rate for
loans on governmcos securities has been ~ too. Tne
arrivals Of specie have been very modevae Mean while
The STEADY withdrawal OF gold from ths Bank OF England
for srsnsn 10 the Coanest viewed with uneas
pess 20 likely continued 70 cause The directors 70 re-
sort 70 more restrictive policy In order 10 put stop 70
H. A. vas anticipated, he bullion lent By the Bank Of
England 70 the Nah banks 70 meet the recent "drun h
nov Towing back and hrns Get on against the with
drswals fer export
We subjon statement Of ths aggregate remi,,ance~
BY each Of the last sir steamers leaving ths 2oth Of
the month, WHOM take out no direct msl for China.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


.fr . FRIDAY, Feb Sd P. u
rhs stock morkes does lot exhibit any new phase
Prices appear to be very unseed and notwtthsnudiog
the Aygransacons do mot go that either party oil
operators makes much progress At the nrs board to-day
Erie Railroad fell Oh e per oent Michigan Central Y;
Panama, Y. Cumberland Coal advanced y per cont;
New York Central n; Reading, x; Michigan Southern
NJ Cleveland and Pttsburg, "; Galena and Chicago, r.
Alter the board the market was lswer. Nearly every
stock fell OF nom he opening this morning. The id.
vance in New York Central Railread stock 70 day was
attributed 10 TIE reports Of higher prices In the
London market the bogus operations on the
other side Gro made entirely for effect here.
For Q time speculstors In this stock may
humsug and deceive outside holders; bat The tran.
sparency OF the movement must expose the whole
system. few months sinoe the Michigan Southern
Railroad Com psny tried the Same species q fnanoierng
II only worked nor . short time, and proved more In.
furious than beneficial to the stock The Reading Rail-
road Company has most Of its stockholders among tho
capitalists Of London. Nearly three ourths Of the stock
capital Of the Reading Railroad owned In England not
wthstandng which we the market price on this side
fucuang as suddenly and violently - any other on
the List The New York Central will result in the same
way. The London market will dsgorge within the
next twelve months more than II will absorb,
and the facilities furnished for transferring the stock ~
that poir Will hasten is return The last annual report
OF The New York Central Com pany Will be closely ana
yzed England, and the conclusions rrrved at cannot
be at eli satisfactory but must the contrary Induce
many 70 realize on such investment Illinois Central
Railroad stock was well sustained to-day et the closing
points Of yesterday There were no sales Of the nrss
board. The very active movement In Cleveland and 10
edo this morning weakened prices, and closed little
heavy. At second board there was no particular
change In the market Michigan Southern declined per
cent New York Central, y; Miwaukie and Mississippi,
Y Reading was q shade or two better. II closed at
soy sox cash. and sol buyer 80 days Illinois Cen
trial sold at l3tk buy 90 days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

In ouo,aes The resent sales 70 oose the scoouuts Of
slOrs for nls prices have evidently %
ZONE ken, BY bona ds purchaser and the market do
rivss gres, suppor' from me belief tes any imp yts
d-ne vou,d give decided stimulus to the ass,r ption
Of stock by he pubic. Yesterday ,nses ranged from
SSk 10 for money and cav for the 6h Of Fseru'
peols oosed for money ~ eSk to ". and for the
count Of eSx Ok
ucls sinoo the 10th Inst - AZ ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

0as ere err with sskes Of Stole sc &c. and weseuu
" - y oao hye VIZ quiel ~ 80. q olc. go
msrka stesAv, with light esles 80 bass
Oh tM eom ~ VIC a '0t1e. spd $50 90 San os al l3c.
Co1ros-Ibe news by the Beldo vorshe Ii
wss espsc,ed and the sales embraced 1900 bslss
market CLOSING firm No transactions were reported upoa ia
receipt OF the Africa news.
FnxrGHs[kstee steady with moderate engagemenls
To Liverpool no at "a "a lard and ba son as y6s
a. "a, vas aepSsS y Ssg. 4. about I'd and cotton
PRovsIoNs-Pork-1hem market was ouiet ana nrices I'M
changed The tales Comprised 800 bbIs Il Ssi SO
M e BIB beef u Was more !. steady With sales Of 10 bb
At $40 Is $3 Other descriptions were TncSsnSeI
Lard steady with $50 bbs l3hc Cut msats and ma
change of moment In prices. ~'' "
RIcE.-Saes of rs bbls were made at az ~
SuGARseAes Of about $50 hhas were msds "A o,c
exc alQho chiefly at lee, 800 bbls Demsrsrs ri asc
day comprised about 100 hhds, for refining. no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

The steamship Arsgo from this port for HAvre towor.
row. Saturday. will take out between 100000 and
$500, 600 In specie.
Tho steamship Africa, Ut this port nom Liverpool,
brings three days later Nothing new had trans
pred the principal European markets since tho depar
ture Of the Baltic Consos are quoted tho Same, and no
anything, little active, and In some instances an
eighth advance 10 quoted. Breadstuns remain the same.
The Losls I'd Fire Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of eight per cent, payable on do
mand
The amount Of gold and silver bullion received during
the year 1856 the United States Mint and M braaohas
including the Assay OiOe In this city, was ~ ollows:-
Silver deposits including purchases. ..... 6l2o,eS4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

Canadian wes steady while safe, were light at shout
the above quotations The sales 81 houthern -four
confined 10 about 800 goo bbls, nj about the prices
given above Torn meal and rye dour were un.
s0p bushels prime (zmmermsn amber cccred Missouri at
u Ga and 1910 do Kentucky red WI Corn was inactive,
mca Al iCc from sioT e. with reported IRON AZ nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
The Financial Prosperity Of enc United
,c. StateA

(FroW tho f1H0 oo1W08Uno0k Seu |
The United SaaeS have superiority over England In
the rate o. thsS Anaaoss. me- American treasury 10
full 70 he br snd govsnsas hesisAiss on NE choice
Of the neaas uhlcA shoelA b employed In order TO
sliced this tse psthoFsc treasury. Tho evil was a.
re- dy ereas ~ yeax bit become worse and the
government aad the gcvsr.nsss Of wssh,ngtoa Is lite
rsIlv an ba sss1 by ~ wealth. Al this moment tho
,eDresenssves d the country ars occupied In modify.
ipe the oussous axG, With Vie view Of diminishing the
pripcioa eourSe d ths excess Of revenue which .
real trouble 70 ts country But the chamber 70 placed
between two dans6fN lit maintains the actual dudes,
exposes the trcMury 70 the Anger Of swenx beyond
d, limits and entails serious d!nouties government
II 4, dminshes these duties, Whdrs"s from the ma
tiopaI industry the protection which permits 1t ex
paDd 70 become vigorous snd capable Of struggling With
sucoess against experienced nations OF Europe
Two members Of Congress, Mr.. Letoher and Mr. Camp
bell VIII each present before long report on this sub
iect but such Is the decaoy OF the question that hther
70 they been unable 70 unite their views on the
matter. We do not know what measures VIA be taken
70 relieve the treasury In truth, 10 fer more toe
rsbe position than that OF other Sta.es whose principal
apxie4y how 70 oil ther treasury vaults but We can,
moreover assert with gertrude tha In spite Of GER
tain element of dscord the position Of the United States
hss never been moro brilliant than at the present
period.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

nj ves ooin, Mexican and South American dolls IE
DO Spanish pillar collars ,:....;...,..o 10
the dimnusiom IN shs demand fcr moesy, and consois
bsye beeo REMARKABLY steady, vh "a upward ,eodeucy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
WRIGHT JUNIOR AND co.'s CIRCULAR.

LvnkpocIs Jan a. 1907.
We CLOSED circular remarks lotn inst per Ara.
bis ON Q quiet cotton market and somewhat IRE.
guar Tho business OF the present week opened under
the influence later sdvioes per Europa which report
continued free receipts st too various shipping ports and
by their successive promise for some weeks indace the
hope Of increased crop estimates Our position however,
NOT improved, 10 not YET apparent that we snall
receive adequate supply but the accommodating stocks
in American lndsp0se spnners IN the absence OF
renewed orders for their productions 10 limit their pur
chsses, and speculative action u Insufficient TO imp,rs
more than ordinary interest 10 the daily rADsacoas
which average about 1000 bales, principally In small
lots Holders, In meeting the demand, evince no eager
ness 70 press rales and prices remain unchanged With
rates hse present elevation aud threatened greater
sripeeney In money matters the motive tor cautious
reserve y self evident and which will be removed or
increased uturo develOpemeDs anxously looked for,
unfold locomotives There rather more tone In to days
MAJ ket and with sales Of 600 bales 900 10 spsoua
tors and exp0rrs stoadiness impaired to prices.
The total sales Of the week amount 70 700 bales, Of
which 81, 40 are American. Spectators have taken
$50 and exporters 2240 leaving $40 bales OF ell
kinds the trade The import for time IL as $50
baes Of which "a 667 American. The quantity known
70 be u from American ports about % 900 bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

Total value put the market ,ao2
The End,pesdent Of this week takes the ground
with regarding the recent stock dividend Of the Chi
csgo and Rock IslAnd Railroad Company. Il SAT-
TIE recent large extra dividend OF l2R per cont In
stock has deprecated the value The usuAl dividend
IN April and April cash dividend OF por cent 10
srected which viii DO paid that portion OF stock just
LAd ou, dividend-thus dividend on dividend In tve
tbs une-rather wastefu throwing away Of funds.
The course OF the directors highly censursbls There
was small minority among the directors who took .
different view; among others the treasurer, Who 2 90
well director. He protested asainstsuch dividend,
the fold ground OF m being unjust N the boadholdsrs
and waste Of the compspy's resources. which needed
nursing against contingencies. The measure pur
posey 70 Interfere with the rights OF bondholdsss These
cursd prosessedy, the privilege OF Conversion OF
their bonds into stocks, q certain pcriots, circum
stances were favorable 70 them. Those circumstances
would have become favorable under regular aosumua
ton Of profit had nos the directors thus nterfercd
by dec airing unusuA dividend 70 the stockholdcrs
an unusual PERIOD robbed The boudhoders OF what "a,
their due under the terms Of their bo1ds. aailroad
management "a becoming proverbhl for ohicanory,
not-something wovse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

Trouble In ths setaleme1t OF the sourd Dacss
(Ccpsshssea Jan. le) Oosrsspsodeocs o. London Times
anuouncea v YOU e III baud ne arrange sot
OF the SOUND duss and had tbea reason TO bere the.
vas simoss nnI,hcd ssosgh sever oouiA connective,
sss ssserted thai the 18Th OF February the day
axcd foy the oompseioa Of the protocol I have nos
some fear that ths ooae,as'oa OF The aaas VII suser
further delay dcanis having been raised on ths part
or 4 Power VA whom 4 vas believed tuere was full
ssreenSns On eli pclpts ruSoe has sppewde 20 Ar
ess,sou 10 te kvSs SgA cesiSas a. A OewisA 0sbs~a
oswtt soood<; end eafA nave no oosos sass the In
hst would 10 reaxy ssnslasssey reduce the eompsn.a
ton hat bad bsss sepersay tscdsd o. YET the orcuu
1snca NAV BE- eIpocisA % dey Ne loag desired arrange
,rent Acoordpe % Tho tables, The number of vessels
thss raid he ound docs N 1859 w 2o6S2, being 474t
mors thsn In 1855 end above any former year, save
lS41 end 1858, whea w sumocss wore 3i,s2e and
q. $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
Total. ................. 327, $50

The Manchester market wears Q depressed aspect.
Where contracts drawing 20 completion there dis
position 70 accept lower terms for walls; but
buyers stand sIoo although operations could be entered
upon decline Of 3D. 70 4Kd per plecs In goods, and
I'D per h. In yarns from the highest rates lately paid.
Our grain market presents change Imports are to
fair extent but the export u limited sad with only
moderate trade demand prices OF wheat have receded I'd.
3D. per 10 lbs, particularly in parcels OK ship Flour
u nominaly worth previous quotations. and Indian corn
you'd have been largely dealt In but for the UNIV"
lngne OF sellers 10 concede the turn In favor Of buyer
10 days market dull, and trade Restricted, ii prices
fXvorng buy rs for all articles.
Ashes are dull OF sale at ass. per cwt for both pots
and pearls. Bark-Sales are limited; Philadelphia drss
at I2s Cd. per cwt, and Same price for BALTIMORE In
bags. Beeswsx steady OF 81 lts 70 Ct l2s I'd. per
cwt Governed Is only moderately dealt In, red
American bringing 68s per cwt. Inseed cake Is worth
clio per ton with ssles Of so to 70 tons thin oblong
Lart-Frah arrivals have Depressed the Market sslet
500 300 bbls the spot at eSs 7o and for delivery
up 10 March Ut o6s per cut R0sn 10 In good demand at
as I'd. -. I'd. for common up 70 l6s per cw for foe
quality Turpentne Is eafer 70 buy, spirits selling
Gas. cd AS per cwt TAow "a worth 59s. COS. pes
cWt In quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

mo foreign stock market has been steady, but with
out any feature calling for particular remark The ton
deooy Of quotations was upwards for ~ he leading 90
curitses.
have bOen IL oe4 bales, amounting 70 an gregste vauo
q sbout 81 500, 600.
vessrv T. dc Lizard spd Co., advertise the hall yearly
dividend louisiana STATE bonds Issued In favor OF the
Citizens Bank akr the nssAlmeut and interest on the
new bank bends OF 1863.