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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE......ALBAsr, Jan. y


SENATE. ALBAsr, Jan. y.
PETITIOss.
For prohibiting the sale of liquor.
For the sboisbnent Of days OF grace On commerc's
paper.
Fayorably to appropriate $50 600 to the soldiers
1872.
Feyorsbly On Nr. KelIey's bill amending the Genera
Banking law.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Mr.. SPENCER-To enforce the better oosefs-
snce of the Sabbath in New-York and brooklyn, "
restricting he sale of liquor on that dey.
Also 10 amend the general Insurance law. NJ,
By Mr.. MADDEN-To organize an Insurance ~,
resu, and compelling Insurance Companies 70 deP,sS
proportion Of their securities in the Bank Depaf'""
for the better security OF policy holders. -,A
By Mr.. RAMSEY-To amend the General hp p,n
law with view 10 perfect the titles 10 LANDS ne'"'
railroads.
BILLS ISTRODUCEb -.
To extend the time for the complexion OF the Ao%~'
and SvsquehsDna Rsilrosd to three years.
BILLS PASSED. -;
10 amend the charter Of the Nsw.fofk o'aieAs
cultural College -. q,
Mr. FERDON offered q concurrent resoain -
emeId the Contribution o. to eptitie e'ely T.
citizen OF the aye Of u, who can read the Ens
eusge snd has the other existing requlremoaS'
vote. Laid over. r,ur.
The bill amending the act Of incorporation - IT,
arce Companies, 20 ~ to provide ior al
their capital, was passed.. =, p,o,.l,a
Tbs bill to naend the charter OF ths Dr." a.
Wsser-wOrks ordered TO third rSS'a"t
loaned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Rufianism and crime are rampant in the city, as
wil be seen by our local reports. We believe that
great many outrsges never come to light, being
carefully kept out of the Police returns, or alto
pether unknown to that efficient body of guardians
of the peace. Citizens will do valuable service to
al parties by informing us, with responsible vouch.
ers, of these concealed facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

scu,. ~ much tad 20 cement al The sle1sLss Of
the party ito som, actuesI and unity and TO show
that i. vii nsveg ia to ssand By the principals 20
which i. oWes Il, existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
DEATH OF PRESTON s BROOKS.

SpeciAl Dislsfcn 70 IH7 " y IIIOa1'.
WAsHNGTOY, Tuesday, Jan q, 1851.
The Hen. Preston S. Brooks. the well-knOwn
Member Of CODsisss from SOath Cerolna, died az
o'clock this eveii ing from al affection Of the
throat, with which te Eus sttsc&ed lss, Sa.BrjsY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
Naspa1urk DAILY Grib1nte
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1857.

To ADvERTIsERs.-THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE VIII 60
10 press tomorrow morning at an early hour. We
shall pint of this weeks issue over l75,OOO copies
Few moro advertisements viii be received if handed In
early to day. Price, One Dollar line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Mr. Buchanan arrived in Washington yesterday
and called upon the present incumbent Of the
White House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Beyond the introduction of the new Tariff in the
House, nothing of Importance was done in Con-
gress Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Reports Of marine disasters rain upon us since
the storm. A large ocean steamer is ashore on
EAatucket, name not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
ASSEMBLY.

The following Special Committee 'os the s.qp,ss1.
lion Of State ASSIGNMENTS aud Taxes ~" sPRS -.
Mef.rs. Leayonwolth, Jobes, Miller, II;
Hastings, Van VslkeIburg, George snd Ieli. c,,.d
Tbs bin ceding jurisdiction over the Dir 80 gS
and ether property TO tae Gilea N-'"
cuss cd in Committee Of tue Whole -, ,sx,,.
The question pending IL on t.a amendp 'a 100.
inc to the State OF Ne York tho night % Sc -
pal procees within ito teuiio<y. -, sby ~
After debate It wa. adopted. IL pre."ss !, 40
jurisdiction go csded 81 be 80 'lly %, obs
the territory 40 n. as tie siDo aay az % "a
p.:ibis Nib Ibs zee cse srd enjoy s.ast o ~
nr, ,,i,e, fs ;bs o" u.osas spsc ihSa IA va az
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED yoR The TRIBUNE.

MoSDAY. Oct. g. 1851
AsHEsIThe market rather Grme for Pots. Gales ~ 30
q 81 81 PeAIls are steady AZ 50 OG s6 62i
CO1TON-Ihe market continues nominal and fiat We omit
COFFEEvery little is doing and ice. are barely sustain.
ed the sales are 80 bags Rio al 10 ollie
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Caas Flour
10 quite active mainly expert The local and Eastern
MsId more general and the low grades l015c. better.
with fmer feeling the close in all kinds The arrivals are
liberal but the .tock is very small for the SEASON The
sales are bbs at 81 d 81 81 for TO good State
and I sl % for o. gS % 90 GF Spsas G 9dn. s
to good extra ohioi o 81 Is for Louis brands;
Psnty but with good demand prices 5d25s better end
hs tendency upward the sales 7O bbl' at 81 ~
Flour in good supply the demand fair and holders not dis
posed g sell so freely pes are locc better xs sale. o.
ss and eOa 81 10 for the better grades. Rye Flour !:
r.ihr hssyy and insc'ive at s4es1 Corn Meal qae'
FlsH-rhe market for all kinds continues extremely quiet
FRUlTs-We have lot heard of any Of importance.
9RAINThe demand for Whest sood-the sTiys. e9nsss
IS ssodsadY Sgx.s V@s Ws:,en :. 3 :es5:
White Do. ss sssa S. 200 ba.h damaged DO a. 100
81 l5 and $500 bu,h. white Michigan @el u Barley
msnd good ,aes Of State a. l2d45, Western At s5arc
aud Jersey Sa4 Gu, Rye !. held higher and In susA
ply larger the day but there nothing store the inquiry
u mainly for the East; saes Of 5000 bush. at 70012e fox
9. as w @s Bean. e. a
eUNNY BAGS AND CLOTH-TA< Bo.toa shipping LIT
Bs @ e.s mo bond om esops O. 1Y bands The sp
heti. quiet r Cloth have only notice ns sale
st i2c. cash."
HIDES eontinns dull and declining by the arrival Of 1000
Vers Cruz the stock has been acreased ID A 0 We have
sales worth mentioning.
HOPS still inactive and In the absence OF transactions
we omit quotations, regarding them a nominal
HAf-The supply isveg limited; the demand b good for
shipment; sales Of 800 bales at eoe7oc-
IRON The inquiry for all kinds quite limited and in the
absence Of active demand pees omev hat nominal
LEATHER-Al kinds Of sole eonsnue quiet and prces Of
Hen cek favor the buyer
LME-RoekAnA s more sctye, sAs@s TO day Of s1 kbs
ssssD RSShsa At &C. p sA M ~ ebls Limp u o. the
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Passengers Arrived

In he steamshp Neu- York fror Gias2or.Mr lance
Virgins and lady, Mr. Joseph Hoxe, Mrs Mehel hr Johu
Pet,Tkin Mr. VIM Ro.s Mr.. Wm Grant. Mr. Robert Gnser
Mr. Matthew Gilbert Mr. Hugh meNauehtoD Mr. Robert John
,ton Mr Duncan Chisholm Mr John srrst, ar Peter Nc
Caum Mr. Peter Smith Miss Smith, Mr. John dct4dyen d
lady, Mr. John Lyons Mr. Smith Hamilton Mr. james % Essn
Dawson Mr. NJ. Haley, MI Robert Cunningham and hiy
Mr James Wyhe Mr.. David Wyfe, ar Watson Groundw.e
Mr. Harvey Bawtree Rev Andrew Stevenson, Mr. John Nc
Bride Mr. Harm stou Robsy and lady, Mr Isaac Bachrsa
Mr. David d. Buchanan Mr. VIM. Or, Mr.. Richard Byese
Mr. Jas. Gordon Mr. Robert Gtmmil, Miss Gsnmi, nrs
Ferguson Miss Caldwell Mr. James helntosh. Mr. James Out
ram, Mrs. Fielding Mrs Phear and child Rev VIM. Lyon
Miss Davies Mr. John Smith Mr. Thomas II. Mnlen and NJ
VIM Roy. Also, 100 steersse passengers
In steamshp 1rSO FROM Bremen and Southdmpfos-Edwsfd
Wunderlick and lady. C.. g. L. Nioho6, p. H. Snonds. A
Fohr and lady Willing and lady u Hoffman, E. HorbecLs
T. Auber lady and infant. Risl aud lady Mr.. Grahel NJ.
Schwartz lady and two children Mis-. T. Funk p schwn4
Clara Kirck Charlotte Wulemsth and servant BrunnL 2.
Beck, Miss Emily wHmst, Mrs Johsnne Ro.nsty,
Mrs Hesh children snd servant Mr. ThaurhAns lady and
2 children; Mr.. Texer L Que., l.. Quedeneld, Mr.. 4.
Lombard Mrs Leorhsrd Mrs strsck Mr. st,.ek ,nd ,dy
Kleeneder and lady Mr. stadehl and ady Mr. Hay LADY
and children; Mr.. Kernsn and child. Mrs. Perkins, MIC
Robinson; SIR Howand. lady and 6 chldren, Mig
Cspon. Mr.. Ychluter Mr.. Jcho.On lady and chads
Mr. Henry Mr. Fell. Miss Delsvan Mr. Collins, MI Roux M
Hulsen, Miss Bslbsch Strini. Leon. spenced Bsd
Mr. Koenenanp lady and three children, Bertha bropi l3
second class and .61 in the steersse.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

.:t,I saHRs Of Sc previous sale. The mArs., s,..
hoLAssrs-So,hins hos been sco- and price. AZ, A.,
NAVAL STORES The same repsrai jn.c,i ~, ,,a
5IPsn,Ss .sry gust ss' pe are unchanged ssss q -
home trtde Gtie a. 70 quantty Oths as
guild st 80 5od sS IS for Tufpeltne; Nasi 81 .s- n
hue No L. sd 20 S9s7 for Pa,e - ss, y trmnoa .
Soies 81 81 = he az, - rate oi selected wiass'
OILs-Tbe demand kr al de.crptioo. 4. ,,r ,..--,.
and prices almost nominal in the sbs.nee
sss rom crushers hards 7Q79c IN ASKS se. q 500
other Liad have no. leaned Of Auy sa IA
PRovIsIoNs-Tb~ demand for Pork rather NOR.
bot T,her low;r pris. the 'ss: are t eS, 81. ~
lind. ave romipal. Beef Is without essential chsa,s oser
msnd /. Of retail character "a IS Of 81 ees slsssa
Prime Me,sis quiet Beef Hams are dull a, ~ ca, NJ.
heavy s&,. Of sSocaeI At lie SAfon = ss.,y .
aI naDd prime is very scarce ,ses Of S bbs ana s .
l4la 4lc choice in lots At iha lSo spd lascy a. s Bs
T. rood supply and fair denaud at Sa lie or oAO a.,
l6a nc for State. Cheese is sslsbls At 7asc-
i IeE 5sp Ssy: % been c1 stSr .S o% S oas
fret sale al Charleston 4lc sgains; &c last yes
s1S fam .Ssr the ,,sss or teSue .be se. s m x
Cuba a. 81 dile and 81 bids. Porto Rec at o fssc
part arrive at he lso bags at l2o and 2i5 bags LIE
TEAS Me very dull and nominal Patans Of the srsrsl an,
ToBACCo-Both Leaf and Manufactured have eor,snusa
dull, snc prices Tend downward
TAILoW-The inquiry Is limited and the males sss.
lcl dllc-
NOOL-Owirg the continued pressure IN the mcnsy ,-.
ket snc the failures among I'll AId NO
en- dealers and manufacturers the transactions s vel
most other branches Of trade, have been quite afcars
during week Some bad failures hsve occurred sony
producers and 4. anticipated that several otsers hey
iumecely their ioOms will te doomed otSe
course II IL notorious fact that kinds Of goods ca
rus the past year have been selma tbIoagh cqmp
ton 81 prices With the coat produstioa UaSsr
sue. there but little Portiln ssow,
e part holders TO dispose ofthe.r s'os unless taey
pen 70 with cssh toner whose notes coua
turued into cash without great stCtce bat Eis ca
nowhere 10 BE- 81 present consequently odn
prefer keeping their stoch 70 selling aoab,fu creditors II
the time goOdly portion II the wooden msehsJe
the country Is stopped aud that portion which Is ns
producing bali the quantity Of goods usual al s
sscn The manufacturers bave made up thsir minds 1ss
up their present stock and unless money becomes az
Easy before the goods should sdyanc. many Of them
will operations altogether So long good
ing paper sells at Sd5 y cent month cannot expect any
spia acn In this department decline even Of 5 y cent ia
The raw material la prices affords 40
10 purchase under existinf circumstances.
WHIsKY-A fair dernsnd for this article but q, lowef
prices; sales Of 800 bbs at 2oc. for Ohio and state
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Arrived.

L. NJ steamship Cshswbs. Bullock, New Orleans SEPT
sa@.Bp New YoIi B!. 5% :eTs%J Sss ds.sov Sept D.
With md. s and pas: to Mssy%15 sSn .as "a do % A
"a p'med ssa%.D saaS.Id ''s1d q D v.
at @ iosG M snssd American :cf1 Hiasc bound E
passed b. steamship City q Baltimore 4h At noon;
Steamship Aso, Henry Benson. Bremen and sou:hsmp-
Sept. H. Saw Sep. H. Of the Needles, SIS. J.'ca,
G% 6.n % s a. "a " o
OF the w end Of Long Island American ship Cen Gushing
shio Emerald Isle. Liverpool % days
Ship Mary Bradford, Thompson, London Aug. q, with md.s.
Ship LSssn Taylor Hsvre Aug So with md.e and IS, pas;
:. W whccs sfa.S s. G Sd Sd Int 80 H q 6e...s sS
ed screw steamer bound probably .he City Of BAmore
Ship Victoria Reed, Of Bath Prsbls, Shields Avg a. with
pa: 70 buSSsn D%cu Sd in os s.ntuciss South shos
gGts; Ts',in; chR Msneaom, from s'"LOndon' out
Ship Emerald Isle, Cornish. Liverpool Sep. g. with nd's
Ship sssamoe, Of Portsmouth,, h. Gerr'h, sandersns
Aug z, with coal to Barclay LIVINGSTON Sept ~
from Quebec for Newcastle 6 Gays sinking co1diOn
took on the captain and crew, u in number
Snip George Evan: Cooper Liverpool Aug q with mde
Bark Rken Han, sper, Hamburg Sept. With ndss .nd
Sep, q lat Al So Ion IS So hai aheavy gale from e
Bari !; Borrssd, told schucichel, Bremen ssps 81
ballast to Pope & Co. 40 PASSENGERS
Bark Laura (Ieml wimssen. Bremen a a.ys with meies
Bark Louise (Bren Ienke, Bremen Sept in ballast vth
2il pass 20 Bucbsrd Buck Sept. H. lat 10 09 lon ~
spoke OdeDbug barb John Alters from Bensn for New.
YORK same 'ime Bremen bark C. Bars'ted from Bfenes
ssrl Clio SB.e% Frahns. Bremen % days, in ballast VIII
Brg Blconer Br King, Dorchester II days. with s.ops
SmiheTs Co
Ri. b, Or, # LS3eo1 rs PsrusmHaSs ~
fell in with the wreck Of shr jerome knight, Of Boos W
Br, Onward (Br) Hrgins Pictou n & 10 d.y. with ccd
Brs Alma (Br }, Raymond csrdiT Aug q. VIII eoi 70
Bech Knnhsr6t has eSpeTienc4d heavy westerly gsss
Bbg Union tbs) Smith windsor Is days. with plaster 70
scbr H. x. punton Love, Eas.port days, with 6sa v
schr Hume Phunsy. Portland Me. days with plAsssss %
order.
Sehr Selma Helen, Gey, Bos.on days hemp &c %
sehr ". Smith, Gfley Boston days
Schr y. Rogers, Gardiner Providence for Albany.
schr c: N Wstson, Camp, Providence for Virginia
schr H. Morse Morse Tsnnton Mass
schr Sarah, Benson New Bedford oil.
scbr J. G. Chew. Chew, Boston IL days
Schr Argus White, Somerset Mass.
scbr. Vss.s, Heard Pawtacket r l.
Schr 8. Wbeston Smith Portland, CT.
schr z. Hickey Rice Fall River
Schr Enterprise, Marble, Hartford
schr. Volta, Games Geenport for Philsdelphia-
sehr C 8. Hazard Bllisrd Lsybros for Rondout .
schr, Emma Fmbish, Kendall BonAyentene Il days w;o
6sh 70 HERMAN Co.
BELOW-Bremen bark Julie, BurhoOe, Bremen mdss Hd
wIND-Durinz the day, from NE
The Bremen bark Laura from Bremen arrived this nofnngs
rsports Sept 2 lat 10 81 lon CO. ct spoke bf tf
Mary Of Greenoch from Csden.s fer oueensto 80 ana
pswson passenger whom the Mary had rescued no@ ~
Central America -.
this morning large Balance Dock Tor es s
ton
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
The Philadelphia Press says:
MThe irinry that suspension has worked against Us


affects our orR merchants trading TO Ner;f0Ck, or
6uying from Europe because as notorious that they
must euker pay in spec.e or sGer hedry atScolH -
the amount Of he difference IN erchasge Ihere Is mol
a Philadelphia merchant, paid IN Pennsyivana cur
rency by his customers, who is not compelled hrst 10
pay 4 cent discount before obtaining IN exchange
for 1t Philadelphia notes, and. IN the second place,
forced to pay = ceut premium to Obtain gold, 10
order to meet his bills on New-York or Liverpool.
These being the lowest ruling rates, make dliierencs
against the Philadelphia merchant OF r cent ana
this is caused by suspension.
These facts as Dotonous az they are dlsagree'
able The knowledge Of these facts inpeled the cell
ebrsted meeting of Board of Trade TO advise upon
the propriety OF relieving merchants from the pay
nen OF the New-fork bulls in specie, ana s a. thls
moment the cause of anxious soicitude on the part
both of the banks and the merchants. How Tar these
merchants may be willing TO sell cheaper than New
YORK under such circumstances, unless 10 save them
selves from protest and suspension, We cannot per-
ceive.'
The Norfolk Herald of Saturday, says:
"This the pressurel we have reason TO believe viii
not extend even 10 q nlne days wonder. Anesay we
hear but little of it the street Men go aoou. their
business a. usual. Orders for goods to the cogo-
try are to as large an extent as usual q. tnl-
ard piles of packages ready TO be sent Oh are
seen in front of many OF our wholesale ment'
from dsy TO day. Money is certainly tight, and colec-
tons hard to be made but business st goes on with
considerable vivacity. The idea of necessity for the
Banks suspe nding becoming fainter and giving way
to well founded expectation that al tne panks OF
virginia except few in the Northwest will safely
veafber the Storm Indeed all the Southern Banks, so
far have done so and if their condition mas been cor
rectly reported, they continue to do 50.
The Farmers Bank in Charlottesville has not sus-
pended specie payments, and continues to pay al iz
notes in specie.
The following is q list Of the independent b,nks
which have suspended: Monticello Bank, Charottes-
vile; Bank Of Commerce, Fredericksburg; Valley
Bank, Charlestown; all in Winchester, Staunton and
AleIandIia, and Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank
in Wheeling; Bank of Berkeley, hsrtins6urg; the
Bank at HowardsviIle and Bank of Rockingham,
Hsnisonburg.
here the crisis Is fast passing away More OF the in
dependent Banks viii resume specie payments In lew
days. . :,
limited One broker who brought on some $4,000
worth of notes Of the Branch Of he Exchange Bank
demanded the specie. His notes we're promptly caAneo
-snd this wiz be the result in sl similar cases.
The State Auditor Of Indiana has called upon oil the
rec ba,hs u re STATE 20 iscreue BeT Sepests Of &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk.....
Cleared.

sbip,-J r. Keder Allen. London Grinnel MlntaIn ca,
Tbayer Munroe, Valparaiso and Callao A. Ladd Rhbs
Harvard saysDnah, C. C. Duncan Co Fanny MeHcny,
NTH London, X Alburtis; 0'Brien, Fountain New0r
leans N. "A. BTishsm.
Psfk-Exsct, Fri.by, Savannah sturges Ciearmsn Co.
Brgs-- Horso Virgins. MsGeirs J A. Haohadot JAbsS
Yates Bsrbsdoes Mccall Co Ocean Eagle Yates Mos-
rovs Yat. Porteheld Independence, McAmon St JOIN,
NIB p. J Nevin
schoorers-Jno Roe Hammond, Wilmington, MeCresdy,
Mott Go Ellen Rodmsn Fuller New Bedford c. H. Lenla.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

MINIATURE ALaASAc......T .THs Day.
Sun-Ris,s... 6:O2I Sets. s....6:SS Moon Se.s. hlss
RIGH wArsB...THIs DAY
sau DIV Hook. s. 96 Gov Isd.. 9;1 Hell Gate. lM
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Nv Tclc9raph.

BOSTON Oct. 5-An ship Tnet Bsxiey. Nsw; .e,
Spoken SEPT 80 in the Out Of Canso, bark y Psnc<e1'
from New castle for New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
The deposlts Of god by the Star Of the West at the

The deposits Of gold by the Star OF the west at tue
Assay Office exceeded 81 100000 to-day, and another
parcel of 800 900 is known to be coming III tomor-
row. Il is evident therefore, that the amount in the
hands Of passengers was larger than usual, and that
the whole arrival including Government drafcs, was
nearly million and half The deposits were all
ordered into coins.
The duplicates of drafts lost the Central America
and which came to hand by the Star Of the Wes were
IS far as we could learn promptly met. The Insurance
Companies paid their risks agreed when the Joss OF
the c. A. ws first known, and the bills for the English
risks were drawn and sold. Tbs fac, that the aggre
gate loss is some $4,000 less than had been antci'
p.ted had favorable influence on the street.
The Bsnk Of Lima ard the Thompson (ct.) Bank
are again received. The Banks thrown out to-day
are the Bank Of Central New. .York Utica the Oneida
Central Bank, Rome; and the Worthington Bank-all
this State; the Ware Bank, n. H., and the Back OF
North America Seymour, CT; and the Western Bsnk
of Springfield Mass.
The following sales were made a. auction by Albert
II. Nicolsy:
1000 TeIIe H.ate and Alton Railroad Isl moI:sage q
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
p,e,........eI.sS.so1 sI,s9assa
an -

The los. Of deposits appears to have been qlIe sea-
er, bu: largest IA those banks having tie largest
connection With interior banks.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. ], lS15, has
been ss follow:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

E,LUSHENG RAILROAD-Lesyes Fulton hAi'
Il hst wharf BY ttesner lslsnd CITY =. 81 ssS -
ma \ 4 s.A m, ~, cars leave Fushine IL. IL e os
hsars ne~tias nd esehassng passenger, With " ss'
Hu5fsTs Peat SAsessh IN u mloutss az, - 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

The Michigan Southern Road has completed its or
esDization. It's Financial Committee consists OF
Messrs. 0lypbsnt, ComstOck Wolcott and Besrdsley,
and its Exc ;utiye Committee Of the President, Nsssrs
Sibley, Wright, Buroughs and Gardner.
The receipts OF the Illinois Centra, Railroad for
Sept. ss4O 2S9 Sc The land sales add up $445,
$50 90.
s. Diapers regular semi-weekly sale Of stocks and
bonds viii take place to-morrow Tuesday, at Il,
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Ocesn Steam Navigation Company have de-
Glazed dividend Of 10 y cent, payable on the l2.h
instant.
We annex q comparative statement Of the Foreign
Imports 6. New. York for the week and since jan \:
Dr., =. g; *... lSs2 .sss lsss .sss lss,;
fieas,al merchandise le% 24s l.e7O,ss i4ss Oss
ro,.I for IKE veeh.. ss i64ss2 s2ese7l g. So o5l
Pr,vierS AZ IspoT.sd.ii2losln l72sse,s5 l&ns 1ss
Sine. Jsor,rJ L.. .sllsrass sl7stsi8 sl86ll4N
Tse figures, il vii BE- seen, show decrease on iss.
,esr and the aggregate Of the clI'sn. year. if thes.
times costisas, promises 70 be behind t4s: Of 1856.
The Board of Directors OF tas Stanford ,Co,r.)
Banh Laylsg ssoer.aiosd some days sgo ,as, certain
BROKERS we're etsC..ae d..e. art o. y GER: 1poo
thar Aas.s lnUsSisssy "si ttad' e The city Ind
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

s@,5a94S6 s6,i55Ot6 s7s7s,5H slo4go,72l
The Banks held exchange to the amount of =, l6J-
$50.
Az compared with the statement Of the previous
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

1I.,-7,s, for days ending Sept. 28...S 98 8a495
CIssripss for G days ending Oct 5....". 9,o8l759
Brlanees for G days ending Sept. a.. 44!82S
Balances for days ending Oct o''.''.'' oV4oiooo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

On Friday evening, the Hudson River and Farmers
Bank, both Of Hudson, suspended specie payments.
The fret named was organized in 1885, with capital
of 5000 0OO and has circulation of $3j OO0 wholly
secured by New.York State SKIES. The latter dates
b.ck to 1885, and has q capital of 100000. Its cir
10 AISk Ale aecnred a. follnHs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-01-29

Know TnYsELF A person who is
ac quanted with human nature, knows
himself, and is never harsh and severe
upon those who have departed from the
strict Inc Of rectiiude. When you hear
a man denounoe another, you know al
once that he has no jul knowledge Of
himself and in times Of strong trmpra-
ton he will be the first to swerve from
duty, A person who knows bis owe
frailies is kind and forbearing to those
who err. know thyseIt," is an excel.
lent maxim 1t would be well io. taou
sands 10 understand it practically, who
are now so ready to cry out with indig
nation. and chase TO the tomb one who
has ,houghtiessly sinned. A true Chris
tain will nsver pursue such a course,
neither will he who understands human
nature, and understands his own irail.
lies.--PortIand Bulletin