The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18


amesnt Al rel ssaaas sod BY hin q IL uns which
bscUshs oapita prica rhsss fA0ts show thai there %
purposes, end haa NJ moasyeA sasnsd thai the
hfs hurry N tAsk affairs oan amount 70 nohisg sssous
A NEW YORK.
MEETING or TIE DBeosIroBs OF BRKwsrER THE
ssosn n saSxsR, moo IN no0H sar' r.
The adjourned meeting OF thelBrewstor depositou was
held last evening In the Supreme Court room The attend
quite large.
send Eco chairman OF the oommitte
The undersigned committee appointed al former meet
Of ibis city 10 Inquire into The LIABILITIES, assets, So Of
said arm, respectfully report
The abilities o. !he firm are about sas Of which the
sets about nom which the committee believe
there may be realized s2 oo exclusive OF about 1000
Mr. Brewster, Sen firmly believes win be paL II So
the Estimated available assets will stand ss3 900, which
nom Inc Eys, then dspositors may receive 81 per
cent The remaining portion Of the asseu are comprised
The ns Of he failure he TSsmss Bank had .scun
ties or pledges OF The firm 70 The amount Of about 900
OF the same securities about S. COO rcpledsed 70
cure endorSeu upon tho claims OF the PHsnsld Bank
which lat mentioned claims also sesured BY pledge
Of $50 OF Chicago and Fond du Lac Railroad bonds
FULL So fr these securities held By the Banks Il
" time OF wasimpossibe for the hsssrs
position Tia. might be given sSsm in Ss ssisnnsai
The BREWERS appear 70 have paid about s2s 600 q Ely
for which purpose they received Of the Es S5 900
Brewster has CONVEYANCE 70 his wife OF certain
real estate worth about 5000 which conceded, how
On sunday, the ed OF August or on Monday moruAng
NE 24ss one Day Of suspsnagn The Aesrs hre wsser
the oe hs
bank since sent to the arn ahow that the Brewse had
q the very time Of the protest 10 IN bsnk and still
have balance In their favor al The Corn Exchange Bank
oe4o4 TO these caues may be attributed tho i'm.
mediate cause Of the failure.
amount Of funds in their hands Saturday evening from
the fact that the balances fom day to day been
about 81 600, which disposed Of Monday
morning A. foIows:-Abou $500 In pay ment Of ooan
snd the nder paid out upon various personal debts
rents and &c,
assignment which has been taken into consderasu in the
foregoiIg estimate. GEO. TOW NSEND.
II. O. FEM.
A. ALDRI03E
j. A. HUSH AND
The report WAS accepted Pending the molten to that
length IN response t. certain qusss propounaa By De
posoFs and among other things stalled that which
has Obtained creasDce rs.pecrns dspc'is cl,cdgsd 70
widow who not provided for In the assignment IL entire
E basele all w!do orphans andtrusters OF estates are
included In the second class and be paid In full
No further action taken by the meeting and i'd
joSrned s~e de.
News from the Cape OF Good Hope.
MORE BRITISH ANNEXATION IN SOUTHERN AvRIcA-
THs SLAVE TRADE ON THE CoAsT-wO0L PRICBs
-RAILwAYs AND BANKS-ARPIvAL OF THE
FRlNcH ENVOY 70 CHNA-suICIDI OF MIR.
| CHAHf-NHws FROM 7Hs YRoNrHa-rm GERMAN
LEoIoK-AH AMERICAN sLAvKR AND CUBAN
SLAVES.
We have received nes or papers dated Il Cape Town.
Cape OF Good Hope, on 2sth Of July.
Tho Natal papers nay thss the Buffalo district has been
declared portion Of the Natal colony and been visited
and settled BY Dr. Kelly, the magistrate OF the Kip River
district much 70 tbs sausfActoa or the Dutch beers red
dent therein. On this the Cape Town Argus remRh:-
oas Be ss also %
be maintained n souh Africa is bsssdss evident tsss
b Bay esE a o
s q r. ss.
go. Is: ssas @sis s s cay ua m s
have heen shipped Shin the "A Two aontsa vessel un
Within e miles q he seaport Of natal.
tnnso p-in de rreqrsssss policy iaagarass s ne dSan
% Ia a. wbsn he s,e sss Il sas e.
yl.anon ard commerce mpeousy pointou! he necesy Of
The Anglo african sases hat tho following prices were
obtained 81 he weekly wool sales al GrAhams To
bales snwashed, 7kd; 20 do. washed, l4kd.; do.
Ra,lwa;s banks and insurance companies were being
pushed forward and established all The colony with
Az the Hsrimooa Court, before The Baron do Lorsusr,
an application for /" special license granted 70
The French scsner A1dA mousse, 80 guns $50 mon
500 horse power, Captain Dabouve, from foson rived
sssd fiom Tonou Nay ai bound % caina Win Bon Is
eros (spccia Ambassador for Chins) and suits board
The Tolsnsd ays that The quipquenplal y nod or Duch
Reformed church win begin " st.nss in the month Of
Sc ptcmbor ri Cape Town
Thomas B,wman vern, . partner In lhe well known
nrm Of william Dickson %. formerly Doss;n, Barnis
Co agents the Honorable East India Company oom
mttea suicide al Cape Town
correspondent Of the Frontier 7Smes, writing from Fort
Beaufort, says-
We are shor q mech aucs here ,auh
mssoss rcysry the LATER would and re,dy and
mss would wsnd heir way sh.r there /, ssaadaaos q
work and eose spg % II In right good earnest would
oorrespoederi writes in rsferssos 70 the progress Of
Tss os. ru.o .,...ux .,~.,,,,.. a..
cheerful and s,p,y ssrs very ls crime ans on and
phrues ,ho Of lime and certainly great
WIN regard 70 me monetary condition OF Natal, tho
never was period 10 IN. history of ,h, colony when
End M wsrs 90 o,omag a !. the present
ss
and "a 4 Esde and industry q Iii Kinds
Toe Lsesiaave Council q Natal was 10 have been pro-
rcgnsd IN fe. days great want Of courtesy beSeen
u al booy ans TIE government was very appAroui
Council
The Ns.l Mercury understands that ar George Grey
win shory vs The colony with the two fold purpose OF
using his influence for the settlement OF Affairs the Zau
county and Of directing Arrangement for establishing the
iritndcd European settlcmtnt south ward of Natal
An AFRICAN SLAYER DoARDsD BIZ THE AUrnoRr.
rEs-rHH Traffic or THR NATAL COAST.
The Britsh mall steamship Madagascar from Natal
", nv. - osps Io. r., On NE 2is q July:
vessel Supposed 10 De an American slave snIp, was
boarded by The pori boa Oh the hsrbor Of Natal the
cargo Of board be bound FROM Havana 10
kacasascr. mo vesse vas pierced for guns and large
The crew spanrds shppcd al Havana, hai landed Al the
mouth OF he Unaz being sent Tor provisions The boat