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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04
Bnlice Int-l1lgence.

CRARstp WITH PAszxs couNnwrrr Ho~EY.-James
Rely taken ir,o custody yesterday aterpcon BY
ocer IAngceD Of the Firth precinct police chsr-s or
having counterfeit s. bill the Merchants Bsuk, ot
L,~e Mas, In his possession, with intent TO pas tho
sane.
M Jacob Tnn, n No iso Yves, street, deposcd tha,
the defeocant into bis place and pso,k OF
trnsns hat he offered counterfeit o. bin on The
above bank In pay meni for the same THAI the witness
,ns cefeudsrt the bill bad when he raid he ha m
sbcur him tusi witness fol 5~ed the prsonsr
obeervius aim 10 tner tbe Of NJ Anderson, No
Wee, he followed hin into the scrs and there
him oner,rg the o 70 Mr. Anderson; tbat thu
wpess tod NJ Anderson that the oil bad and had
previously been offered 90 him.
John w. Anderson, OF No ies West street. deposod that
the IN pprcha~es thrSe dollars worth Of goois
and tendsred 10 pay mens for toe tue
,erien bl In qussion; ttst upon cxamslng the
hill It'd Reilly be did hike 's srpesrance, ~h,reupoo
the aieg sad good BILL AZ ,asi be ~. - other
uoreJ about RE pereoB~ that chile they we're taking
together IN resikn 10 zoe gennincness Of the bill, wr
fior the pre- ious witn.es into the store and In
rned witness that the bill bad and had Just been
nered 10 him ny the prisoner upon receiving such In
formation vtnesr arrest OF prisoner the
q, atgc or passing counterfeit money. Justice osborne
The prisoner for trial In default Of ball Rely,
In his exauninaii n, says BE 10 not guilty.
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rEATn By pRowEINs or Mr.. EDWIN PITCHER.
IA. Edwin rtcher late of the arm OF snl.h Pitcher
fancy goods deajers, doing business a the OF
Church and Murray streets, was drowned YESTERDAY
morning while on hoard the bosi Long sranch which
~ss coming u this city from led Daps, where ae h-i
been stopping for The 18th ~. vile tso eLl
dren.
Mr. Picker leaning against, sitting upon
Of tbs rails oil the forxar gang gay, ia iron. Of
wheel house when the fastening Of tho rail gave ~sy
and, paabio 70 recover himself be prepitated into
the water, and a. I. Afterwards surmiset very
COCA grounds, struck ~ tue Ebec and stunned He
vas 10 rise once the face and ,~im FOR
distance, perhA,s buDdred ysrds, vnen h1 asrTLyth
wa Overcome, aud h. Sank -
The CRY OF "rnan csbcr1" soeu raissd o
shee. we're revered and . 1.s eacsei nfe prcservop
ihro by III" sscod eugelJ snd amer much
400 yawl boat 10 arrC r. n we're Qua
IN " IN Oh e the dro.a.1t sasn mo men lanWed
1nd sno the sicamboas s.,o teen. ~ I've search, bal
Pitcher more; bi bar aic'.e beng found
there ~as much exctomeni 90 board 81 ihs unio~ard
20 ident
the este, Of tho deceased and her husband Mr. and
BTs. Smith, together with To AMI brother In Law Of
hs wife, hoard and Witnesses OF the painfr
GENE Thee ladies' s~ooasd 10 pestedly. Much commits
ion a. Expressed for IA. IN.
Fbere we're but e~ g.nues On hoard for eytsudng aid
70 The orowp inr nan, m hsd the yaSl boat been ueo
out Dle he woua nnaoubse y have been saved he
efoelcn' svimm.r and coalt havv Kept bimsef
.b,ve water for tine ugeY had there been any
ooAncs for bis he Tie scrdsnt occurred ai SO ui ~
o'oiccs M the rno,ring
terday schh Tor the body did not hncceei in and
ing 10 lSe h.ur last D'gn To Gay The search ~B
Dc isuned -ir t"g boat s,epshes irons Any person
ic.rrF with The frlepdr II M ., Murray ssrr-t
reward oecn Tered fos N. recovers Of The body.
Mr. P,.rcr the OF Eaas Pitcher, builder, OF
street The deceived - ears OF age anu bore an
excellent character among all 200 kne~ MIN
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toforsrs' Daice.

suppr Darn IN PINS sr.Krr.-Coroncr Conncry held an
Inquest At % Pine sweet, upon the body Of man named
aerry W. Mesd who found dead IN his cBce al the
shove place at early Lour yesterday morning The
deceased hsppearsd ne CITY weIghes Of Brooklyn,
anc was menbo' or the Washington avenue xeihods
oorrch 10 that city The deceasef found dead In hi
Vh where be bad no doub died Ia az on Saturday sf
erLcon he porter q the store not being aware OF the
occurrence ooted Me SIRE usual on he night In zoos
uon, leaving The dead body Of Mr. Mead 70 the
tleicc~ &C the rats, by which Il secms the olace was
soreb Infested Yesterday morning, on opcoing the
sbfe ana exsnisnite the foom occupied by de.
eeseo, we porer ~- hcrriaed 70 End he deceased
tns dead upon the foof. Deceased's hands
se gpswed IN several plsc~ By The rats and bis face
render % vet c. Il death from congestion of the brain
from rupsnic Of bscod vessel Diseased was native
OF New Y nrs. and was 40 ears Of age He has q wife
AID amiy residing in Carson avenue. BROOKLYN
Coup IN sotr1-An nqust was also bejd upon the b,sv
Of German yre At No 22s Third sbeet VINO died from
he effects Of t6s hes. veydic, Ds from coup d scsD
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The N.v.sins rragceiy.

TO THk EpITOH or TIN nEhsLD.
10 rennng over you account Of toe murder lately
mueG waves ok, notced sour staten IA OF
acis which, however telps my appear u tnc.e un
Coz oInet, yet NAV be Injurious ~ persons some
qus'efs The prisoner. j. p'DBelly, 20, a.
stated grsdrae II No 1t - Maya Cslcs' .s-y and,
but OF the GeorEeowp colege, he having 0Dod
bs former college for me short space Of sx nosls
a READER
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Probx bic Frstricids In the First Ward

Probs bic Fratricfde In the First Ward
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock . shock ing affair
upoa the sde.sk nearly OPP ose No 80 West
rrcet Two brothers named Richard and Patrick Rourke.
b. involved In QUARREL gro~ng oct Of long stand
Ing difficulty between them, when the came 70 OWE
and aghi eusued. Patrick finding that he likely to
of second hes. In the engagement drew clasp knife
NON bis pocket and commenced savage attnck uroo
Richard. The fearful that be would 10 his life
conic. ed and thus sought 70 escape from the fuzzy
Of hi. brother But melancholy to late, no unable
to &c. beyond the reach Of hts pursuer and in all probs
biiy hi. life VIII pay the forfet in consequence
Patrick purued hii brother closely, and being
the quickest runper, succeeded after . brief
chase In coming Up 10 him, when 10
made = plunge as him With the knife Tho blow
was badly aimed for the knife merely scratched the 'ug
uves back Sill the chase for life and death was COZ
tnued and again the Of Patrick raised 70 strike
hcme the deadly weapon the steel descended, aod the
VICTIM staggering under the effects OF tho blow e 70 the
paven ent If killed.. The second blow WAS care ul'y
uck, afctng, As IL did, horrible gash In t2c upper
part OF The ieroora from which tue bood lowed In tor
rens
crowd soor collected sbou, the fallen man, when be
was con soyeo IN Carriage 10 Tao New York Bospi's
sbe the perpeva,or Of he horr bio tragedy was serTor
~ Of the rs ward poco sad promptly seyei -
the Ionbs Justice oaen'n, ssscrs whom tho pr Ger
Was b. ought committed him y isse, TO Await the 'es'i
Lsst evenirg repo ter vsi ID injured r,r, nj
the New Ywk H0pta', and upen maktls Inquiries - q
nt copoi,.on and probsbi,y ~ frSvcrnR, Is~.-J n
fomed by Dr. Moves, tie surgec ia ssHn tses the
chapces decidedly ngA,ss tie patient The oaId
Of mott severe To doctor ever sA~, ex.ead
ing a. 1t did, four pcnes IL length three inchcs In
depth ana penetrating " the bono-I reducing, ~ 10
supposed inres Of the pesvis. Thc paNsoAr and nor
tisi me OF the leg were svercu Aor part ally de
suoy ed, thus completely manning tho wopded mn for
c even though hs should survive ne injury receivet
Tho brothers are both rajors The wooDHs sd man Ind
q arrived
he West, while vhe prisoner Also ns -, zsnore ON
o weasel wheroon 3e WA en,plo, I'd ~ . seaman
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OUR MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE.

VERA CRrz, Jaly %, 1867
~ spgnlsA Wv EDcusnSnt- Patrio.ie ssycor If TIE
Repe-L0t.J VoSunteg ing for ne u.Iis- nspsvss
- P,ssho- siards Stoned and Bea.Sa- 0rtss Hsru1 b
~ Spaaish Tag
no syauis continues 10 the greet ct alarm
bore and there daily for believing tina
sae proud ana foosh sysnares will finally rush into the
VA The have uptustg proclaimed. Tns oeEef r.
s.sA eping pubic spr here in surpr'sing degree, and
rom every qusrtsr Of the republic wo oea- OF pe~
Aymentr in The National Guard snd even Old and
snmn oer their rioes TO the upSign. At ias; The
1hassy vi S,snsb j,urpas and the pravstoe4 May
CHE ,ccs, residing 10 rho reouoo have
ora Of the Mexican people, sad created the
Agrs Of vengeance ano chasteemeni upon tae cr
yAhso rharatens
sy vagrspb We lea-ued here yesterday that on that
tNy the 10Th, tornuk occurY In Pnaoia 10 which
nj *p~nisras ssan-d xd heaseu and the orst OF
~ s1air IN that the spanss deg, which one of,he SEA
uf6r hso taken in his banf- 70 ysosecN arn fran TIA
poyuax fury. tim from him t-od5en uloa
b oaecer and several kpaos performed Upon oesaia
nss very decent corpogei perform anoe--
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Old Polar, Va July 80, 1857.
Tho Convention met this morning II 10 oclocE pursuant
% adj urpmep. yes.erd.y.
The President the drst busDns0 In ordr
the report from ,hs bu,ness committee, wbereapoa
Alexander Dudley bq chairman VI the tee, sab
uotied tho 70 ogiJ resouilors -
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Personal Intciiigence.
ARRfvAIs.

AHFTNlLFs
From Richmond, e. IN the steamship Roauote-r bald
win " forbush, n jarvis snd family Mrs Pucc Ailer,
Morgan sherman, Mss Miller 5 Puach capt Scar
baur, Crossp 80. fctd, Dctman Geo bihby, Ben't
Tyler Mty F.ld Ms. 5uis ,dsen. Rev Gas totem and
family, her Du q McKinrey Miss Fowler Fred shsr,
srs Sherman, X Davis, T. Fheios l. woodsy. eco
Sh. Wed Rev John fou y FarQuer. Mrs Bsvince and
oaugsa. MIS-. kddie John N, baud ohn Os.ord wn
Altman, kdwd olsnnsp, Jos Reynolds Abrsm deacon 90
ADmsnd, Amor, MIS- Knos-ssd nineteen N the
reersge.
For Charleston, per steamship rashv,iis-fss psns
Stanton. Jueoen Miss Msrtoss, MRS Frsror Mrs. Eren
Kennedy Ard boy, = Mason q r eibey. q w Henry O
washs Morris Mrf Fldenan And chd en- Juo Gspot
Thcs Lovrey and lary arody Bullenksmp, Ms Comph
and fsmily-And n In he stecrasa
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Serious Trouble with the Seaniards
at puebla.
INSULT TO THE SPANISH FLAG.
0ONNNNNS>NNcSJNeNe~Nf-N~N>
YHR RUM0RED DICTATOR SHIP OF Gu a0SF0RT
60, &C., co.

We hsve received sddiu nal sSvioes from Mexsco
vntrh viii be found Of comfortable importance u gi
hvye ppaonbtsdly bad effect on IT. arrival spain
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BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or CEN
TRIAL PARK.

TUESDAY, Nov. 17.-Agreeaby TO adjournment, the
Bosld met at oolOci D. IN. Present Copmisssonsrs
Cooley Butterworth, Grsy, Hutchirs, Fields "feen
Hoeg
Minutes of Nov 10 read and approved.
A communication from the Chief Engineer OF the
Croton Aqveduct Department was received sno fe'et
RED 10 the Committee on Draining, win power; nj.
A communication from the Superintendent oil ran
iDg vas received and read. The Superintendent OF
Planting wa. authorized 10 purchase trees 10 tne
amount Of $3.50. 1t was
Re.ord Tia, the Superintendent be authorized With the
advice ard consent of the Erecuty. COMMITTEES to Pucsne
such hunter spades and shovels not exeseins ~
number hammers bre akng stone not e1ceeoss n
Der, sitne hammers, not exceed ding % IN Hu "a
tool. may be required smoun; not e1ceeelhs ~"
The Treasurer was authorized to pay tns iaoofefs
and others employed on the Park every ioItn 2n'.
The SupeIinienden q Plating under Inc ofs9lon
Of he Committee on Trees and Plants W 81 auuao,Ied
to purchase 200 loads Of stable manure 70 De oe'
eieo on the Park. ... =. A.
A report from the Finance Committee, as to tue
smourt Of money which they bad success ded u ooIAn
irg - ,UO0), Vas read. ~ A.
Tie Supsrip.endens was authorized so increase me
number Of men working on the nursery grounds ho'
to exceed l00.
The monthly report Of tie Superintendent was
received; also report frem tie Caei Eagineer
tsiiIe that il accordance with the resolution OF tue
Bead the work had been resumed and nus tH llS
lsborers 80 cartmsn, 8 double trucks, AID fo-enea
we've employ ed This force Il engaged IN carrying ont
the resciuticu Of the Board OF Oct o, designating tie
character g 'he vcrk &c be accomplished.
Concentrations frop, the Executive COMMITTEES OF
the UIsmploy sd'-Jo0a Joseph Rink, A. Hoschkins,
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A CARD FROM MR.. G. D. PHELPS.

II he Editor Of The " r. Tribune.
Sir: My attention mas just been called TO an edito.
rial in your paper of this morning designed, undoubt
edy, TO reflect irjuriously upon me. While the Pc
cuiarity of style and briancy Of wit point strongly to
another ss its author the strange confusion OF facts
and fiction interpose some doubt that point; and
besiees etiquette requires that should regard you
solely a. the writer of the article
As never held any Office in the Church Of the Pa
rtaps, would respectfully suggest that your fling az
the Office of"Deaoon" was quite grstutous-not at
oil in your usual good taste and, important still,
that ii does great injustice to good friend DR..
Cheertr, by making it appear that there we're fire dea
cons opposed to him, whereas there we're but four IN
The Church.
Yosr csndor and good taste would not know
inely have nisrepresented the origin Of the pub.
YOU knOwn that il was peremptorily. called for,
BY the publication OF garbled and unfair extracts
from the same letters, by DIR. c. or his ftierds,
with distinct reference to my name an fu0, you
would 1o. of course, have imputed TO me the
responsibility or blame of that act. | fear you
have not read the article complained offor had you
done 80, you never would have alluded TO my ZAP
peas to The public ynpathy." 1 hare made no srch
to that al felt sincerely and devou.ly thank.
"fu for the Providence which led TO the change in
"my Church relations that am not disposed any FUR
"t TO oriticie the measures or expose the parties
"who were instrumental in bringing about this most
"grstfying result." - ..
~ In regard TO the four pews" and your suggestion
that the price should bs put down according to the
hard tmss will reply, in the language OF one oil our
large jobbiDg merchants, purchasers shall not com
plain at the prices"
Though we never had personal interview, we h ave
long known each other by reputation, and am at
gre at loss discover any good reason for this peraona
attack upon me IL You had published the ootrespou
deI &c 80 unfairly commented on by ysu, with your
usual courteous remarks thereon, should not have
troubled you with this, for desre no further conro
yersy with any one.
Hoping that may have no more occasion to make
any other publications disclosures, and requesting
that you viii do me the justice to publish the com
mupicston from The EreniRg Post of 10th ost,
which YOU have 80 unfortunately msrepresented Jun
Intentionally of Counsel corrected copy OF which is
handed you herewith, | remain very respectfully.
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IL, 1857 u ~ r.
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THE MAYORALTH.
NOMINATION OF DANIEL F. TIEMANN'

NOMINATION OF DANIEL F. TiEMANN.
Tie Committee appointed at the Macs Mee1ng go u
r,,iy.n. held AT the Merchants Exchange on the i4'h
inx 10 confer with other Committees representing va
ous political organic stiors and report the name OF
spabe candidate for the Msyorslty, have performed
ths uty assigned to them with careful deberason ana
proourd sepse Of their respor sibity to the oommu
nty aud announce that they have accepted the issue
vb;ch the citizens Of New-Yok have been dared 70
meet between the continuance of the present c'upt
Of the atfsirs Of the City and thor
oueh reform Of crying abuses by presenting Tor the
suffrsyes Of their fellow citizens for msyor-'ae
ZANE Of
DANIEL f. TIrMANS
bcss long life Of industry, integrity and public use
frIn.a. in our midst is guaranty that so far as an
Lons. .recu,ye officer restore the PROSTATE char
.".r Of this oppressed cyto its former high rsputa
tion his election as the Peoples Candidate will az
ccmph On object so dear TO every nhabitant Of this
great metropolis. tSigpedl
JAY JARVIS WIN. HENRY ANTHON,
JOHN KERR ROBERT T. HAWS.
a. A. CONONER, WM. II. APPLETON
r. a. WITHAU5 ADRIAN HEWITT,
S.A. KIRBY, J. NJ. REID.
Eeic. York, Nov. IL, 1851
The Committee will announce in the afternoon ps-
pArs TIE time and place of public meeting.
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ARREST OF SAILOR DAN.

Sailor Dan, one Of the trio of rowdies who some
time ago entered the saloon No. SO Greenwich street
and murdered an aged woman named There's Spir
zer was arrested last evening by Officers Poole and
Van Artdae of the Second Precinct.
1t appears that he had managed TO e!ude the vig-
Lance Of the Police aud escaped from the city, ship
ping on board of the Emerald Isle bound for Liver
pool. The vessel sailed yesterday afternoon, and
soon after her departure the officers received inforns-
ton that Sailor Dan was on board. They forthwith
procured small boat, and after fmnt row OF four
mile. fro TIE Battery bsiled the snip when she hove
10 and was BOARDED by the officers.
The prisoner was found board and taken into Gus
tojy by the Off ers and brough tothe city and locked
up in the Second Ward Ststior-H House. He acsnowi-
edged being at the house ct the time the outrage was
committed which resulted in the death of the woman,
but says be did not touch her, that OConneu was the
last in the room with her, The prisoner has been
fully identified, and will today be brought up tor
exam nation.
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ANNIVERSARY OF TIE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.

The New York Rhetorical Society celebrated ~
fftythrd anniversary last evening in its new Library
Building the Of Eleven street and Second
avenue. The opening prayer pronounced by the
Rev. Dr. BETHUsE, sffer which the Annual Address
YVES delivered by DR.. FRAS@s. The address vas
long and highly entertaining. replete with snecdote
AND bumor. II record Of the eveuts OF greatest
iIterest that have taken place in this CITY both before
and since tie foundation Of the Society. DIR. Francis
was very warmly greeted and the audience loudly
testified their approval Of his mot entertaining sd-
dress Upon his conclusion DIR. HAWKS moved that
the tbmks Of the Society be rendered Dr. Frarcs,
and that be be requested 10 furnish copy OF the ID
dress for publication. The motion was seconded ~
CHAs. KirG Of Columbia College, and was unani-
mousIy carried. The report o. the Executive Com
ui.tee was then read ard approved. Inmediatsv
previous to the adjournment the President o. toe 80
citty the Hon. LUTHER BRADIsB, announced senss
oflectures TO be delivered during the WnfI, LOT Tue
Der eft Of the Contingent Fund Of the Socie,y inc
frs Ct the course will Re delivered on Iueso o''o
rgnext by DR.. Francis. ..s..x
The audience was very lsrgs-so mucn 20, inasen,
that The lecture room was insufficient TO receive tnem
ali 90 that many were obliged to spend the evening
On ,beir feet while many Others refrsined s'oge'oer
t| M en.e,r0 the room bu. amused themsetves IN es-
an jng The other portions Of tie building, the Whole
ogxbit, was thrown open for The occasion.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CoUscuaEs.-The
Democratic Senatorial District Conventions met lsst
evening to make nominations for Councimen. 10 the
th District CON posed of the First Eighth and Four.
teenth Wards the following persons were nominated,
viz: Andrew j. Mccarthy, Third Ward George Bick-
ford, Fourth Ward Alexander McGssden, Fifth Ward;
Martin CT martin, Sixth Ward; Peter Crawford Eighth
Ward. Messrs. BickfoId Gilmartn aud Crawford are
members Of tie present Board. The nominations,
which were made a. Tsmmsny Hal, were disturbed
by little excitemsn. u'ual on such occasions Mr..
Bulteel Of the Second Ward appeared to be fivonts
Of tie Convention, but tie friends Of McGasden
blocked The game by rush ard push, and declared
their fsvtr;te nominated Mr. Bu.teels friends de-
clsIed their intention 10 protect.
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sIxrEesV sAyIsss pAss.

Al ,cs SIpensy Savings BaDs, CIptos Hal, ASeor
place she runber Of cepc tors hss irereased steadily
srcs tns FIST Of the moth, snd row Numbers 10 OS1
s.Risrss' sAvIsos BANK.
TIE Mariners. Ssvir -s Irs;i.utics .ss about s3fS
scccpr,' The deposit Of re hrsi two vesi, Of 1856
were $40. ard ps,mei... $3.50. The .sms periot
o. 1857, the deposits were 81 sos, sai psynssts
so'9OO; agood deal Of which bas been drawn on. for
Investment or for aid IL business Independent Of any
wants of the unemployed.
by report seen ct this bsps We End there Are 10
hassschuset's, lsi Savings Banks, having its.os3
deposors, who have deposittd 81, 2s6 clio, mAk,ss
an sversse Of $lsi II to each psrscu.
at should 10 the anxious care Of every phlsnthrs-
pc. to MAINTAIN these nurseries Of frusai,y 10 tssr
prisne putty, which is to hold safely the fonda a
the roor, and not be u,ed for the sccorm ,ds,ou q
business mer.
The Losses sustained by the people ~ deposits u
Ssvres Bark have besu rare thai il furnishes The
beet evidence Of their good management.
BowERy SAVINGS BANK.
Tie Bowery Savings Bank, location corner q
Grand street and Bovery, hse sbcui u.s. 900 depSsosy,
ard the Secretary reports Of deposits over
drafts in the two flint weeks Of November, 1856, Of
Sl7,7s9 90 For tie tive fret weeks of November.
1857, the excess Of drafts over deposits s 1876 %.
This variation the Secretary ststes 10 not ct ell IN
ccmron between different yesrs different portions
of a year. This Bank sustained heavy run during
the panic, without in the least Gripping its reserved
fund. In fact, the resat viii be advantageous to al
the remaining deposO,s as il le come $4,000 Of in
terest to go to the surplus fund for extra dvidsnds-
The Bank cold some stocA to procure specie during
the run but suppose these be replaced o. les
price than they sold for. D'pc'ios IL this Bank
have the most ample security as the investments srs
in the very best State United States stocks, end
b, nds ard me rtgsses upon property valued by the
bar ssent at double the amount mOrtgsged.
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and the next in size, that Of East Bri5g..
persons 400. A let is given Of more than 500
wsnl' shs United States in which there are 80
Paess y, receivers of the doctrines beside place, 10
s Gea.ss New Brunswick, the West Indies, the
C.Ds :" Good Hope, to the number Of about thirty
Tspu are seventy societies in the British Islands
AZ twelve societies in Germany three in S~ilzer,
,.s5 two in France and two in Italy are menlionea
:, containing believers, Of whom in each place ono
or more names are given for reference. Inc rs%o
e;vep at Florence is that Of the sculptor, I'm nd
Powers: at Rome, the painters, William rage ''N
C.. G.. Thompson.
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AsorHrR PRIZE FiGHT.-Y,sterdsy lTGesday az
teinoop about iwsrty puglistc sports lt this city,
BIZ the Erie Railroad for Csnsds to witness the great
prize fight between Harry G bbons, Of Brcoklyr, aud
ice Coberr Of this city, for $1,000. The fight Is TO
take place to-day at place on the Csnadiso eide.
Gibbons is seconded by Alderman Of Brooklyn. aud
Cobern by Jim Hughes, Of Eighth avenue. Gibbons
is from FL gland this beng hi' first fg't u .as coan
uy Cobsru has never to,sbt, BIZ. tea b oSs IS bet
IN hH favor.