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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
TRoops FOR UrAH.-..New York, May

TRoops FOR UrAH.--.New York, May
3O..--The Herald says that the Secretary
of W ar and General Scat have compile
ted their arrangements for sending a mill
lary force into Utah Territory under Gen.
Harvey, consisting Of the second regiment
of Draeouas, fifth and tenth regis ems OF
Infantry and Phelps battery Of Lign, Ar
ulleTy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Grand Railroad Celebration.

From Baltimore papers we learn that
the grand opening celebration of the
North Western Virginia Railroad, and the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was com
menced by the departure of the trains
from Baltimore en- Monday last. We
notice among the list of distinguished
names OF the participants therein, the
names of the Hon. Lewis Cass. Secreta-
ry of State also that Of NJ. Sartiges, the
French Minister. We also observe the
names Of Capt. Meigs,U. S. A.; Messrs.
Ridgeway, of Richmond Wing W. f.
Ritchie, of Richmond Enquirer; ]. r.
Thompson, Of s. l.. Messenger and
Hon. Wm Fl. Travers, Hon. II. May,
Hon. j. Nj, Harris, Hon. A. Kennedy all
of Maryland, together with numerous
others frem the North and South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

FEVER AND AGuE-.A1 Htalii5le Cure.
I'VE defy the world TO produce any med
icne which does not contain Qulnlne,
Bark, Arsenic, Mercury, or any noXlous
or deadly compound, TO cure this annoy
ing disease so efectualy as Carter
Spanish Mixture. While it contains none
of the above named dangerous arGcles.yet
it possesses power in relieving and Gu
ring Fever and Ague which cannot be ap-
preached by any of them separately or in
combination. 1t acts specifically on the
Liver, PuriGes the Blood, opens the pores
of the Skin, and assists nature to eXpel
from tie system the seeds Of Disease, or
what is as bad, the remains of the Mineral
Drugs, which clog and finally destroy the
consultation.
See the cure Of Mr.. Longden Of Virgin
ia. lie had Chills twice a day, for three
years, nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture, only three
bottles of which efleclually restored him
TO health, nor has he had return Of the
disease since. Al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Jefferson Circuit Court.

Joseph Button Us. Wlchda II. ITtce
"A Suit for Libel &c.-This cause
came before the Jury, on Monday last
The plaintiff claimed damages from the
defendant for the publication of card
published by the defendant in September,
1855, in the Marlinsburg Republicans,
Spirit of j. nerson and Lynchburg RePub'
lcan. This card warned the public thai
the plaintiff was an imPoster, and pro-
nounced him, among OTHER terms, liar,
coward and sIanderer. The defendant
put in plea Of Justification.
The case was argued before The Jury
by Andrew Hunter and Andrew +. Ken
nedy, for the plaintiff, and by Hon. Z. j..
Faulkner, Robert Y. Conrad and ilenFy
Hunter, for the defendant. TIE Jury
were adjourned till Tuesday morning,
when, after few minutes consultation,
they returned into Codr with a ver,hct
for plaintiff in S500---ihus completely VIM
dicating the character of he plaintiff.
n. B.-.-During the session OF Tuesday
afternoon, a motion was made By the de-
PENDANTS counsel, for new trial on tins
case, upon the grourA of the excessive
damages named in the verdict, and, upon
the aft Iavils of sevcra! peisons, that ME
defendant was not worth $500. Upon
Ills motion being made, the counsel for
the plaintiff stated to the Court that they
were wiling to abale the verdict one-haII,
but upon the express understanding that
they did not concede that the verdict was
in any way excessive. Thei. client de-
sired nothing in the form OF n,oney. lie
was only anxious TO have his character
fully sustained, and this having been done
by the Jury, in The most decided manner,
the reduction Of the amount of The verdict
was agreed TO by him and his COUNSEL,
Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &

Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &C.
"Cosrar" the great Rat, Reach, &c,
Exterminator 3Ss Broadway, New York
is establishing Depots for his valuable
Remedies, in every City, Town, Village,
and Neighborhood in The United States,
but seeks to do so in The hands of Drug
gists, Store-Keepers, &C., &c. Where
this is impracticable, orders by mail or
cypress, enclosing the price of articles
with sufficient to pre- pay,will have prompt
attention. Address "Cos,ar" 3SS Broad
way New York.
- Soc reCnlar Advertisement
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhol-
ders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
took place on Monday at the City Hall.
1t resulted in the reelection Of the old
board as follows -
Vim. p MsuIsby, President, FEEDER
lck county, Md.
Thomas Devermon and James Filz..
patrick, Allegheny county, Md.
James Cowdy and Jacob llagrove,
Washington county. Md. b
John Brewer. Montgomery county and
Robert p. Dodge,pf Georgetown, ID. @.
From the dams on the upper region Of
the canal intelligence was yesterday re-
ceived which gives the hope thai Ivy the
j OH inst. navigation will he resumed
throughout. -Nm. Mfd. t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
BenedicHon.

DR.. Hawks address was three hours
in length, and was received with great ap-
plause. After the above proceedings
were over, the citizens and guests were
invited to parlake of magnificent dinner
10 which was done full justice. At sun
set there were fired ID guns. And thus
closed the outdoor exercises. A, night
there was grand Ball given by the Young
men of The place, it was largely attended
ov both citizens and strangers. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

AR at New London, 12tb, schr. Atlantic, Brovs, hn ."
Helens via Haupton Roads -, , "a
Al PAa Dec. 10 bark Lspsnge Thomas, fairnsyei
sp $50 VIII on board would sal FOR homo and cruise n''
letter from Capt Ssrdu Of bark staa tof New BedY
reports her PAits Dec l. with so bbs sp SINE sayLs "a
cshusnO. Had discharged Mr. Enas, tl14u ~s'e' W. 49,
A. Tombe. Nov TO- Amethyst. Jones' New Bedford s"'p'
A. ae,bnsao Soy is LiP Triton, Dornin, HewBsdi'rs
Oh NOT s.o Mr. Hampton FIRE. oesr Of bark Hatlhsv
- ~ HBssord reports her at Valparaiso Nov ii, VIZ
80 bb. an and 20 DO blAckfsh oil the A<t cruise
lao, from Can't Rowland Of snip Csso ot rev beool
ts her On Coat Of California Oct Il, with 10 bbs s '
etter from Capt Oxford Of ship Hope. Of NewBsS
r,nos her at Valparaiso Nov 81 bal tssen one sns 4,
snce leaving PLa would proceed TO TGcahuano to reef
home IT. c..,,. otyoxR.dl,rL
CSC. Of smallpox among the two Of whom thnak1I -
died and the others bad nearly recovered -, Oil.
letter 4 b or Pas EoS IS having been detained ~.
weeks on Of smspox bot the crew h@d G
cep;ipE native Of Guam who dieo wouia ~ 1s.S Tts
Csao Ground and would be ~ Taeabuano middle OF n
,be had been cut In charge Of the mate b!se kn'hi -
t,hen SO bbla MI Carol l.te fgs officer ofsap Wm hA
tor, Is passenger IN the ship. . = A.. p.4ErL
reports her of and a. Psl'a Dec J. Wth arnsr
bbs 40 o'oould not ashore on account OF hs Isus
prevailing In port. Would sail fer Tacshuano ana % -
sailed rom San Francisco Dec shp 0eorfe, Jes1'"
New BEDFORD whaling l7th brig Francis. Poole u.,As
Arrived a. Callao lat Quarantlnej Dee ], bark sei~
uy Of put ia With small poK on board ,.r.
wy PA Dee IS Sea Ftx Couery. wes,pOrt IN 9sssssd
tine with one man sick with small pox four men As'
Arrived at PAita the LIST ult, Lagrange, Thona'
na ~ IA On d. Dec TO- Frsptu Lee New BEDFORD
whale zoe sperm statira Burdett, do $50 sperm .s Of
A. csne e. Lucas about Nov. Il. brig Levere 30.
and from San grsnc.co wite - oo. sperm ,en
ton DO d. 10 bb blsekf,h OIL TO sAn next eAy on
N north
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20


The Washington Star Of yesterday, notices Land
Warrants as follows:
1.-The active demand which sprung up for Land
Warrants last week has fallen of &c. y sore. The
market is dull IL was supposed at first that the lands
offered for sale by the General Land Office were to be
brought into market immediately but ii now appears
from the official Advertisement OF the Department that
the sats will not take place until the lst OF May next,
and those Who bought for rise are now reselng 10
some extent, which may produce, during the coming
week, a further decline The lands proclaimed for
market reported 10 be ss tine any in Iowa, and
as May approaches, when these sales take place,
permanent improvement. in the market, We think must
take place unless Congress gives away another slice
Of the public domain where these lands Ee."
In consequence Of the continued low water Of the
Ohio River during the last Sumner and Fall, and the
early freezing Of the River, the supplies OF Coal
ceived st Cincinnati have been very limited and has
risen 10 the almost uneIanpled price Of Zoe. per
bushel about els = tun. Wood is retailing at sl2
cord, and there s consequently much suffering among
the poor Under this state Of things the Ohio and Miss
isspp Railroad Co. running three trains day into
Cincinnati with wood, which they are selling, in 10
case half cord 10 person at cost and charges
isy 81 so s. e cord, snd for which they are offered
by spectators sS 50 cord. The poor of Cincinnati
are mainly indebted TO NJ. Charles Gould of this city,
Treasurer Of the Road for this timely relief and the
ready assent of his cooperato IN The Road proves that
the sdsge, that CopOra.ors have no souls, is, in one
instance az lesst, untrue.
The Macon Gal Gazette says:
There have been some rumors atoa. In our city
for the last few days in relation 70 mismanagerent and
perhaps defaesions in the agency Of the Marine Bank
IN Columbus Those rumoIs, we are glad 20 believe,
have been greatly exaggerated The los viii amount
20 bat few thous and doisrs q. most The Bank, in
the mesniime, furnishes the public ample secariry
against all contingencies by surplus fund Of nearly
$40O Geo. ssd is known to be Of the scundes; inst.
tutcns in the State We shsn be glad 70 get hold Of
ple1ty of lie bills about this time.
The Exports Of Breadstuts and Provisions from the
United States for the year ending SOth June lsst,
amount to <77,Is7 30l, sgains. s $685. 3is in 1855,
ara Sos 7Ol 81 in ls47, the heayies. export year Of
this dsscrpticn previously known.
We annex comparative table Of the Bank move
ntns n the United ststss q. varioSs periods lIee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
To MarineTN.

FALL OF LIsHTHoyss.-The hadf' sPeeiaSSii o. ON
October saws: We understand that the nee Lighthouse
Cochin suddenly fell to the ground on 9th inst TIE oons
wsf of considerable hight The disaster 10 stnoaed 70 ths
effects of heavy ran-he cement holding the stone wod 70
gether or rather which did not bold the ston tossn
having been washed away The Bombay Telegraph and co
n recording this Sad accident observes This vii e .sa
blow TO the commercial interests OF Cochin az The shsoas
would proved Of great service 10 ship, touching ~
il will be some time before another can be built"
BoNBAY HARBoP-Notce 10 hereby given that liked orss
L,ht will be shown the Dolphin Rock on aud anst ne
ist OF January 1851 From hghwater mark OF spref a
the bgt will be ?OI feet the center IL the sh AID
feet at low water marx Of Spring tides . ..vav
IL will bear from the Sunken Rock Floating Lfnt -
distant l39 miles Pilots others after rounding hs ~
Light Vessel at cables length should steer 80 a. 70
Dolphin Lsht the distance keeping on the pot nas
Haster Attendants Office Bombay, Oct 10, 1855.
The Halifax ~ s. Recorder states that the lshthoqs a.
Devils Island in the Abor Of Halifax, osica ally bore aensl.
light but that the Scard few months since suesa's
clear white light for the red one, without svns ay hss
whsteyer that any such change had been made Inc
quepce h that one vessel has already been wrecked near ne
trance IL the haIbor the captain, seeing clear White
stead Of red one mstAking II for sambro Light hAS''
bound TO Halifax will hereafter be on their guard
The new lighthouse of Cape Race, NewtsundAha' ~
lighted for the frat time Oh the 18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
Court CALENDAR-fms DAY.

SUPREME CoVRr-Specisl Term.-Clsss I.-Nos. 81,
81 Class u-Nos l76 SO 2e :i7, 80, 81, 20, u, Is 70
lSl rs, %, IS r6 lS, 24S. &l -
EppRIEE CoURT-Circuit Part I.-Ncs. l99, 2l4l,
ea use rs 2ol 1895 1887 1921 1923 $50 &4!, 81 2s9
Pan Ii-Eoa So 49, lSs. lS4 go AIS 80 80 so ts2 ~
as 80 4sA "a IA 46 <s so 49, 494 49s 500 5S 10 5ls
- 20 SIS 90 So 10 5Ss, H2, 5t6 $50 TO $40.
UsIrED SrArrs DIsrRIcT CoURr.-Noe. 81, 45, AZ,
o., a. S. S. Sc, 81, So, 90 g. - -
CogRr OF COMMON PLEls.-Psrt Mos. lS3, 81,
1si fSI IA 49, 2l9 I'll to rs inclusive Par. IINos IS
ss is2 as as $50 ?5l 21 2.2 IA, u.s. ., g. g. IS, 9S2 a,
r. Ia, l5e, Us, 2s3 81, 70, 81, rs
ssyIMes CesRr-NCs 49, 81, 3s4, SO, s%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Penney Norfolk, for Fall River; sso chr supposed
TIE Watson Bake Hopkins fansr for Providence
bis r. s. Lsmson, Thomps0n 20 days from Daen, Georgia.
for Mystic Conn., into Newport Saturday for supplies
having experienced heavy westerly gales during which
blown of the and lost sail fOTeOpmas
sail aud sustained other damage No date, lat 81 u.s. lon
e8 49, fell in with large schr cotton loaded, with both
gone IL being night and heavy was impossible 70
board her; could see board
The Brig B. ~ Prescott ashore Gull Island 10 fast going
pieces and will prove total loss Only abst 10 uas u
coal have been saved from her One half Of the vessel sold
parties in New York previous 70 her leaving that port
WlED-SpDrse NE Sunset. NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
pta b geg 7N O s6O 4Ol u 955 O3s 93 O35 7e6

Balance, loT days elding Jan. l9.... 6,s659S
The storm has kept back all the mails due to-day,
but mOet Of them due yesterday came to hand
The financial advces by the America are considered
favorable although not very important, and had
good effect at the Second BOird.
We ask attention 70 list in another column Of Bills
Receivable which were stolen on Saturday night or
Sundsy from the safe OF the Judd Lnseed and Sperm
OIL Company. The Company caution the public against
negotiating them. There were eso stolen at the same
time sixteen Bonds of $500 EACH of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company: Nos. ASS, 72i, 10, 1893, 5639,
$780, 659s, $685. Co.'s coo, 1923, $40, $685. 1898,
1882, 1892.
The Bank Of Commerce also cautions the public
against receiving forged check OF e. 400 drawn by
the Judd Lnseed and Sperm Oil Company and GER
tiled by that Bank.
The four great lines of railroad between the Atlantic
and the West show the following results for Dece nber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK......


Sh-Lo Lookout Hamilton, San FrsnciscO w. c. Annss Co.
BMks-R. ii, Gamble, Powell 81 Marks. Snalwood, Ander-
Go. Arthur Robinson Csdiz Calla Petting Lisbon.
schooncr-EmpIIe, Osborn, Savannah Sturges CleAruas
Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

C0FPEE-Tke severity Of the storm has prevented any
mo,sment We only heard o. one sale, via is bags RIO a
lesenie. -
fLoUR AND MEAL-The nqairy for Western Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
Markets. CAnIrrLLr RrpoRTrD FOR The TRIBUNE

MONDAY, Jan. l9, 1857.
AsHEs-The market easier for both AiEds the demand
sht sales Of ~ bb At 81 81 81 ssi for Pos and 81 75G
o. 81! for Pearls
COTTON-Tse has eEectGAy stopped baausss;
but few buyer sellers have made their Appearance durinz
ID. day Of the sales about 500 bales The Amer
iea advess hand IN the afternoon, and bang fAyor
be will d1u btle, produce change When acted upon. We
(for he PRESENT. repeat former quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEASANT U.-JAS. l9.-BeicIs
udR BRADY,

MORN DAMAGES AGAINST THE CITY.
John Parks sgt. The Mayor, &C. Of New York .
This is another action In which damages are claimed
Assns the Corporation for peonL injuries 'aAeTed in eonse
suspee Of the bad condition Of the streets.
An excavation made the premises the Union
TomPkns Square, while IL building aud cord
drawn the adjoining sidewalk The Plsinuh, while
sIips sops Avenue d. came with this cord ADD
ss thrown ino the hole with such violence 10 break bic
bone and split of his nbs laying HIN up foE eight
Seois. He ksfs $1,000 daIoAses g.
The defendants aver they not guilty OF
10 the premises and contend that the contractors who
sudips the Dsrke, alone liable in case On this
latter point the Court ruled against them
Verde, for plaintiff for S7OO . . $50,
Judge DusI for plaintiff w. " B. Weo1'op for dtisns'
SPECIAL TEsM-Before Judge lsGRLBAM
John Fslek Ast Jacob MAndsT.
Motion denied. Plaintiff $ costs, SlO to abide event
The Mayor &c. sst. Henry h Chlds, &c
Notion denied without costs
CspsI Ilhs, &c, sgt- John c. dun
Motion granted, on payment OF SlO costs.
Before Judge DAILY.
VIM r. Taylor ast. James fsnagsn.
Order Of reference TO III. c. Robinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

wnLnx ParrOs, wArKssvRY, Com, receives
TRIsUEI a. u n. -. ,.s
THssis BoOrs "a our Agxt ia TGrSros' n 'p '''
Of TEE TRIBUsE. ,.,rss
W. L. PALMss 10 oar /. Asen. sYsAGUsEf0r the sac
TsIEUsx. r.,.xkx
Our friend, in Rock ISLAND, III, can ob;sin Ihh
Of II. A. PoRTsE BEo. r.,,r,sn
ID CAMPBELL 10 cur AssE, fer tbs sale fgsk fs''''
hAgA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

CHRISTIAN Faust was tried and convicted of grand
larceny stealing valued Il SIS the property Of
psnisl O. Bacon Of No 80 Broadway State Prison two
Thos. Williams was convicted of grand larceny In
stealing SCI from Lawrence Lyons Of No 60 Elm street, State
Prison three years and ak months
Patrick Mclaughlin, alias Psudeen, plesded guilty
10 assault upon Benz leseIs aud viii be sentenced or Thurs
day next
The case OF James Turner, charged with sssaut With
intent hill Tom Hyer the pusst shich down foI
tral 70 day. was postponed until tomorrow IL reported
dat lie chance Of coming Cd but sh !: will probably ~
settled"
Adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

.,e "a, ~ 80. 81 80 - 57s, 81, SCI -
az sn $50 sss So ST. 5ss 49, ~ "a o., y6 2tI
ca COZ Coz, rs rs ~ /" -, oa soa ~ go coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

The Bank Repor. shows general expansion duiLs
the week, the loa1s having increased s'VoVoV' nc
specie $3.50 eco, and the un3rawn deposits sl''v'I
The Western interior banks ale increasing Their DAY.
anees, but the Southern balances are stu KEEP. very
lox The increase 0: deposits lnd specie has encouf
aged the banks to eI:end their loans moderately anu
cortider3bls portion Of the Increase hos been uaoe
20 the street The increase n the specie Line u aoou,
VIVA. was anticipated n view Of the accumulation Oh
the subTreasuy and the foreign shipment via Boe,on'
Tbs statement presents no special features. lac
figures, as compare with last week, are:
Lo.p,6Dis Sseeie. Circulation Depohts
Jan. los lIOIse2H lftsol@ sd1s 3s3 sS3g9 u.
Jan l1,,.,. 0S604 0l ll555,l5i s,oi7,S5 SU'o'
Inc-tsse. 80. $40 lso sS649S -. s-'"O''
Decresse..... ''''.. - 49, .o..."
The movement OF re banks since New /, 1902 10.
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
Arrived.
BY telegraph.

Schr B. DrummoLd, Fox, with mdse from wreck Of ship
New YoTt ashore At Barnegat, TO Bird 4 Nelson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
Receipts Of Produce.

BY Erie Railroads.&c. bills Flour. 100 do Whisky, 4s2
do Provisions $50 pkss Land 700 do Butter rs DO. Cheese
1870 bags Rye 46i sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY.
sun-Rises.. 7.O sets....... 5O4 Moos-Sets..... 2t
HIGH wArER....rBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. l55 Gov. Island. 243 Hell Gate..... kg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

1t is stated by Chicago paper that about g. 600 900
was added to the building capital of that city during
the year. The progress Of population may be seen
from the following table, together with statement of
wheat deliveries and grain trade in connection with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

1894. The items Gre taken from the Report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, TIE l's, ice gv'tg TIE Pc
elton o. the Banks on or sbsut tie let OF January
1850 Tbe Distribution IL as fol)ws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

year was l,545379. The steamer arrivals were 324.
Propeners 474, and sail $3.50. The lumber trade has
grown from 1900 900 feet in 1919 to i56,OOO,OoO in
1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
NE W-JBRSEY H'k1h's

O. McCALLUH.-Yestsrdsy While
AccIprEr TO ~ s. vcrnenden, Of he New York sod
~, D. VS. crOssiOl in one Of ,se tory 81.
Lbe ksbfose sM 10 one Of the doors which ws bcshs
numb va, Civ s shed be hsa !: ampn.sed on The "
emit
p.uxo.p AccTDysT.--Yes,erdsy sEfe' .onsn ..
~ =, ,be EJer,ey Railroad vss run o ,-r while
FevSh - xork by a bro skins r.l. - ma HE b-esa
tpSDs ~ "A .nd Cae Of his iess sot On lie was fatally
EJuIee.
frs took piece in Mr. Gag .oer'. cosl yard IN Ho-
,OfeS ,.,eTday b. Which h's ga. t9nsderlbe It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
kcaus6

Texas has but one Bank not here representa-. Cai-
ifornis, Florida, Arkspsas Iowa and the Territories
have no Banks.
New.Orieans the Money market continues strln-
gent and the applications At Bank were beyond Their
ability 70 discount. The outside rates were 99l2
cent The Bank statement for the week showed an
extensive movement Deposits had increased nan
million, and Exchange $500 600. The circulation over
topped ten millions which is larger thar in any pre-
yious period since lSi1. TIE Specific changes com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

,.o>,6 he. snver, bel re he Ny, sssy, ssd re-,
Wa Moo sss,ins ysssIss the sghon ssnJ sUfT
tt Sh 1885, O Ssen reqsssied 10 Do -. DC
a., o0e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
{ railways centering in that city:

The progress Of the grain trade sirce the establish
ment of the railways running into and from that city
is thus compared:
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WhaIers.

The new Hshtbouse OF Cape Race, Hewtsupd!and W
lighted for the frat time Oh the 18th ult.