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DestrucIive Tire ni yYheeliIig.

We learn from tie Wheeling ArgHs, Of the
eOlh inst, that the passengs. Engine house,
machine shop, blaeksuiiths' shop, carpenters
shop store house, Offices, &c, Of the Bait. & o.
railroad in that city, were totally destroyed by
fire OF three O'Clock on yesterday, Monday AFTER
noon. DISK locomotives in the engine house,
three were gotten out two Of them, the 80 and
2O7, passenger engines, slightly damaged. The
80, beautiful passenger engine, just rebuilt,
with the lo5 and the 96, Camel engines, were
destroyed. The large amount of machinery in
lathe room is seemingly worthless, while the
fixtures in the other buildings Jared no better.
The fire originated IN the sand house and spread
in such rapidity and fury among the combusti-
bic wooden buildings that some Of the workmen
could not save their coats. A violent north
weSter blowing at the time, prevented the
spreading OF an alarm until all hope Of saving
the group Of buildings was past. The immense
engine house for freight engines was at one time
in great danger, but the demolition of the burn
ing carpenters shop, with the fortunate diree-
OF the wind, saved 1t and the laIge number of To-
comotiyes which were there undergoing repairs
The loss, We learn from the IntelIigencer OF this
morning. will not fall short Of SlOo,UOO-tru-
lY a serious aiiair-HerdM
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Spring and Summer s;ock Of
at Who esale


at Who esale
r HAVE Just received frs ins staIment of So case
1 of Dry and Variety Goods 1t cons lists in part o
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives
Sewing silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's Blacking
Handherchief's Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot & Shoe Laces Gloves, RE Skcin Cotton,
Gum Suspend'rs, Gallons Shaving Soap,
Hooks & Ewes, Needles & Pins, Hair Oils
Violin Strings Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, EnN oiopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses Note Paper,
Percussion Caps pocke Books, NJ Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, SILK Lace,
Shaving Boxes, kazors, Silk Wells
Also, Musiins Glnahams, Prints, and general
assortment of Dry aad Variety Goods, Flons, Ac-
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock.
| ROBERT COCHRAN.
| 4th street, above Market, SteubUnvllle.
april 80, 1857.
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ON DRficrLTIRs SETTLED.-Tbe New York
Daily Rrses of Wednesday, announces that the
divisions for sonfs time existing among the
Democrats Of New York City have been salts
iacsofH warranged, and that all will hsnceiorth
hlpiteClorstlle cenllnon-g9od aslthsHttsaerlGce o.
pfanc!rie@ b
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T. pyy1A Notice.


= GRHOGSHEADS and barrels PRtNE OIL just
& ee received at our / anney which we are SELL
ing cheap, wholesale and retail. Tanners and
Dealers will find it to their advantage TO give us
call 5. q EORGE Il co.
Cadiz, ApriL9O.3t
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0J-A Mandatory has been started in Mas
sachusetts, and is now extensively employed in
making coats, pants and vests without seams. -
They are clted, and are said to be durable.
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Attachment.

Thomas Hopkins, PlaintiiEI Before J"seph' Rea
| against j. OF MOotehsld tp.
Tephthh Wckosham, deft Harrison Bounty, o
| issued an ordero attachment in the above action
fer the sum Of nineteen dollars and forty two cents
| apr22-3t THOMAS HOPKINS.
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.1he Ka..s... l,oiley q l:.e New Aa-

@ss @ e* stRiEist s;a EsOn.
q Vi The EDITOR OF the Cleveland iEti Derler thus
u writes ID his paper nom V ashtgton III regard
tas 4Eb tlc Kansas poIey 70 be adapted by the new
x Y ADMINISTRATOR Ee says: g
The Cabinet YESTERDAY resolved 10 send a
Y boItlcFu nan to kallsas and Northern man u
j aslka.
= reasDai this; A Noitl ern man IN Kan
= 81. i sufdtndei witi slispieSos 70 start H;t
iAIe w tho dominant party there 10 gain lbeli
cuAtidshes he Inns To say anl do things which
ss aestroyst,s cenilcnce oi Tie eFisr party, and
sa sa.atucea 4lls lMo Ile fdS. fhis has bean the
< lgsiDry lie three northern Governors yathin
A.... twp ,ear& Ths policy is 10 b. reversed. -
Liless Il not y ilxl II the EtJpeI who dssFnS
Msz1saS 10 bo ab14sHstaies hg
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sEiid DvIiIUs per dSy Ut II.
el Some of the Wholesale Druggists who have'h
ci. in business twenty and thirty years. say that nc
mo ing in the annals OF patent medicines was ever
O 1t. There is universal praise of il from all ql
In. ! Iers.,.- ..-
rt. In my own practice always kept it strictly
his humors-but since its Introduction general f
;D lty medicine. great and wonderful virtues have b
found in it that never suspected. .t....
Several cases of epilfpdc tits-a disease WI
was always considered mcurahle have been Gu
'ry by few bodies. Oh! what n mercy if it prove
RS, lectual III all cases OF that awful malady--here
ith few who have seen mote Of it than have. ...
n. l know of several cases OF DropSy, all of Ii
.oI aged people cured by it, For the various dsea
Of Of the Liver, Sick lieadache, Dyspepsia, AsthI
10 Fever and Ague, Pain in ihe Side, Distase of
Spine, and particularly i'll diseases OF the kidne
on &c. the discovery has done good thun
PSI medicine ever known.
el No change OF diet ever necesaary-eat the |
l. you can get and enough of it.
DIRECTIONS FOR usE.--Adults, one table spo
Legal Notice.
S. M. Stockton, CUSTER Before Frederick Kimmel
4, Co., Plaintiff Justice of the Pco,e, Of
VS.. Rumey township, Harri
Simon Bricker, Def't. son, Co, Ohio.
Tn the I7ih day of A lrl A. D. 1887 said justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above action,
for the sum of nine dollars and twenty five cents
S. Al. STOCKTON, CUSTER, d co.
New Market, April 2jlh, A. D. lS57-3t
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LATER.
EnIire DemocraIic Ticket EIected.

DKvENroRT, April %, 1857.
Fifty (5O counties are heard from, and it is
certain that the entire Democratic State ticket
is elected. AUSTIN & GOBLIN.
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NJ A r I'll Il d.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. Il. Duncan, Mr..
JERE WILLIAMS, editor of the Spiyit Of Dem
oracy, Woodsfeld, Ohio, to Mss FLORA A.
WEST, of Moundsville, Virginia.
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0ttFThe auditor of State has made his report
on the grain statistics of this State tor 1856 to
the Legislature The number of acres sown
with wheat was 1,407,7 bushels gathered,
| 10, ,569, $50; The average yield, 1881 bushels
The whole number otacreS Of corn planted was
2,205, 2S2; bushels gathered, 87,782 435 the av-
erage yield, ~, II bushels.
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AttacI,,,u eut.

AttacIaIn eDt.
! Virgel McBride, Plaintiff Before Joseph Rea j.
against Z. OF Mooreheld tp.
| Jeph. hn Wekest,am, deft. Harrison county, 0 q
| On the 18th dr. o. April, D. 1857, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ton,
for the sum OF six dollars and thrty-sevep cents.
| apr 223t VIRGEL McBRlD DE.
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sPRlNG sTYL IL
SILK AN D SOFT HAT ST
introduced February lS, 1857.
ATFHE H
NVILLECITY

II A = & e A p ; / @ TX e ! I!
Fourth street, two Doors North Of Market) Il
r HAVE Just received, from New York and Phila.
PLE1E assortment OF HATS AND CAPS, ever
offered in this market, comprising in part e2EsA
~ doz SILK Hats, varying In price from 20 EkSA
TO S5. Also 80 doz soft Felt Hats from 80 y
cents to 81, Also good assortment Of Drab, Otter
and Beaver Hats Also a cry large assortment Of
CAPS. consisting Of Otter, Seal SILK, Plush, Clotn
and Velvet. Also ageneral assortment Of Youths,
and Chitdrena6fancy.lia and Caps.of every style
now in uses These good have been selected in
the Eastern Ciiles pynyse4 with great care, and
to the above, Keep constantly on hand large as
sortmtn mt of Hats Of my own manufacture
q. DAVIDSON.
April %, I657-tf. egg@s,s {. ~ 4,
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VEGETABLE MATERIAL.

and require Mercury to DO taken beforesor after
them. They do their work more thoroughly than
any Of the nausqous Vermifuges of the dsy.
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
is considered by the most distinguished Physicians
to be worms among children. Il is scarcely mecca
sary, therefore, put mothers on their guard against
tbs mslhuous complaints o to recommend them 10
take prompt steps 10 il bv ,he use of the an
y true remedy, kEMP'S PASiILLES, presented
In such palatabe form that children take them
eagerly without coaAing, Sold by ID 4. LANMAN
co. GO Wafer Street, New York, ana bv ali
druggists at 21 cents per bottle. 'T
April /, lS5T-y
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steubervilla 6 Indiana Railroad
@s4a2 ss2sgzgs sssEFls1ysz5 EsE2s5 ala


Fare as Low as by amy other ROa Il
4 Nm and after Wednesday, April 22d, 1857, The
~ CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock
A. NJ connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 6-l5 NJ,
making close connections with the trains of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark,
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West; ard
arrives at Steubenve at 10 As A. NJ, in time for the
morning train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad.
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenve at 6-25 M connecting at
the motion with the Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cad!Z at S-50P. NJ
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MOTHERS, SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.
EeIip's Vegetable Worm PastiIles,
They are infallable for the cure of
INTERN NAL WORMS

The peculiar properties which belong 10 "Kemp.sr
Lozenges," have never before been combined in
any preparation They attractive to the eve as
S,reetmeat Of Delicious Flavo,,
solely of
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.sreednc,ios. Of saalc faxes. /"

:" ~ z VI u ftAI ItatINi III . NV
Columbas, april Is, 1851.
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For sale by all respectable Druggis
where. June l8, 1856, ly.
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- 80 n. huuic.pa. At 1880 o. N. The
nrzzepmsst va. cut s~sy, ana " ~ Me =,
was also cat away Al this rne the nutI'caas .,
in hight, and the ship still lylns 90 ns. Tn. sbp
,h.t NO o-s could get along the deoks. TUG 'Sp
oiled heavily, ard the pumps we're kep. gong, oas
vith v.,y little effect the crex being nesfy
fom Their cor pued lsboIs. The hurficsne ~ Ss.a
as the night advanced, ara the m.,.l Kin .,; living
onened with fresh gales and squsliy the soup su ys
on h.r besn eIds The pumps were ge'nne use.'
Ar the crew continued bsing water out OF mo ~
,,hsfch with bucket but coud nor get mucn oa' %
account of the csrso beirg all Admit IN tne n'.u'
Tn;s vas c, ptirr red during the day, and at p. m
The .Ie aba.ed but the vessel stll made more wa'ei
ard was settling down very f,st Az ?: m. tns ong
beat was got ready for launching. Az ,ney suppeJ
a heavy ss a. which carried away tns iongooa. eno
stove second boat, Ii Us leaving them wi1 only ons
boat. The ship cling very heavily 70 Fe*aru.
ard they bad to cut sway the foremost tne only one
Il n standirp TO ease her. At midnight, the weatnef
getting more moderate the last boat was got ready Tor
launching as the ship still settling down 10 Tue
water and pumps and bsiing were rendered useless;
At 80 g. NJ on the 29h the boat was got ready sod
the second mate and one man psceo IN ner' guy ~
launching her she got half full Of water and IN passing
her round the stern Of the ship she svauped ana the
mate was lost; the other man wss rescued, sno the
boat riphted. In this perilous condition they re,
NAMED TIL the following afternoon ~aen s sa'
They hosted signal of distress, and as was getrg
dam showed a light and burned tar barrel. Az
D. m. they came within hslipg distance, when tue
crew of the Richard Anderson took 70 tne ooSs aha
went along side of the vessel which proved 70 ee .ne
hsrL Villa De Fecamp. from the Banks OF Newfound-
land. They were taken on board, aud the siakiug
ship abandoned, her stste at that tme ssoins 10 ne
psctson # her capszins and going dove IL very
short time. They left her in lat IL, long 81 oi Sn
the 81 OF October they fell in with the bark Sir
Edward Parry, Of end for London, which took them EN-
on boa,d. and on the 10th transferred them to the
Charlotte pilot-boat Of Weymouth, where they were
lsrded at 3:lOp NJ Thence they came on by RAJ. 70
hi, place this morning, and made application to Mr..
Tb.mpson, tie American Consul The c.pa,n, we
believe returns to America by the Arago steamer on
Wednesday, and the will be sent home tne H T
opportunity. The Sir Edward Parry is South sea sea
wbsler and Gomez home, we are informed, with 3o0
TUT II oil OF board after being out three years ana
a half
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FROM BOSTON.

Couespondesoe Of The n. T. Tribune.
BOSTON, Nov. Q, l66"
The political contest which will close To morrow
commenced as far back as juno, Mr.. Banks havns
been nc minated BY the American Convention On -
10th Of that month. The matter was talked aoc9
and preliminary arrangements made evea earhss
than this, before the Adjournment OF inc Leg'aia-
ture and thus it has hsppssed that for almost year.
or ever since the meeting Of tho Legislature, sazS
in January we have had nothing but politiok -
element. The contest has been characterized b
much personal bitterness and snmosity ON all 6des
and the worst Of it 10 that there Is no prospest Of
shy alienation in this respect after the elec6on
here will be, OF course the usual acquiescence 10
the result, whatever it is and editors may perhals
tske occasion to write hOmlies, a. they invarsoy
do after Presidential election, upon the beannlt
spectacle presented by the cheerful submissson = =
tie minority to the viii Of the majority; but 49,
by no means probable that the saccessfnl caDdpe~
will receive an actual majority over sl his ~
nents, the contest will be renewed at an early ~
even as soon as the next Legnlasnre mees q
ard We shall again have to pass through -
same scenes We have just witnessed. v'
tlisg, however, the political managers can 49,.
They can postpone the calling Of 4.s
Conventions until toe good old period Of inc 49, ~
part Of September, and 80 give Us . COUP
months Of comparative quiet. .-'-.. s., AZ
As this letter will not reach you unpl h0 ~
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IBv Telegraph
ARRIVAL OF TIE INDIAN.
QUEBEC, Tuesday, Nov

QUEBEC, Tuesday, Nov ., 1901
The Canadian screw steamship CompsDys steamer
Indian from Liverpool the morning of the 2is' MT.
arrived here this morning.
The steamship Anglo-SaXon arrived at Livefpooi
from Quebec on the Goth.
The political news IL of the same tenor Is that re-
ceived by the Arsgo at New York.
LIVERPOOL Corros MARXET.-The GALES OF the
three days in the Liverpool Cotton Market
were only 900 bales, of which 1000 were 70
spt cula,ors Business checked by the increased
rate Of discount and prices cosed l-l6d ID lower
the sales Of Tuesday being but 600 bsesau to the
trade. Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co., who quote
the decline, give no prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEr.-Messrs. Rich
ardson Sper &c g. Co. quote the BresdStuffs market
quiet Flour Unsltersd. Prime red Wheat, from i's
scarcity brought the foil prices Of Friday, but White
and inferior Red were easier to buy. Indisn Corn in
re, all rquiIy at previous rates. Western Canal Flour
29I all; Ohio, 32j 1881; Pbisdslpbis and Balti.
more, 81 AL 6; Red Wheat, 1885, Yellow and Mixed
Corn, 81 ga 37je; White Corr, Al GALS.
Richardson Brothers quote Flour declined 3D.. Corn
q shade easier.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Messrs. Richard"
con, Spence g. Co. quote Beef quiet; Bacon steadyi
Lard very dull and nominal at So a7lI; Pork quiet;
Taow dull and in but email inquiry, and prices weak
Butchers 5sI.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Pot Ashes had
advanced to AL; Pearls firm q. Al GALS; Quercit
ron Bsk was nominal; Rosin dull Sugar quieti COT
fee dull; Tea-Sa'es unimporsOt Rice quiet Spirits
Tupentire steady at 1874
MANCHESTER MARKEr.-The advices from Man
chester are unfavOrabe. There was nothing doing
acd goods were offered at lower prices.
LONDON MARKETs.-BREADsTuFrs dull. WHEAT
declined I'd all. COFFEE slightly lower TEA sales
uninportart; common COpgou II. RICE dull. TAI
LOW slightly declined; p. Y. c. 56I9. Scotch pig
IRON Coz q bI6.
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THE STATE OF EUROPE.
pson Der Own Correspondent.

0oo0 Or Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 90, 1857.
The American crisis has Of course seriously
a1eetsd the European money market, and the un-
sanaly high rate Of bank discount, 8 y cent, the
Highest ever recorded since the establishment of the
Bank Of England, shows sufficiently the striugency
81 the markets still it has not excited any serious
troubles in the business world, and it 10 expected
hat it win not hast long few weeks being thought
amply suficient to 60 through the present diai-
csities. The Continental exchanges, however, aad
especially the BOurse of vieans, which is in q
chronic uBsound state, are terribly agissted and all
the more because Hungary is this year utterly
.Bsble to pay her debts, the harvest being plentiful
everywhere. and the wheat. the principal export
next to WOOL nearly unstable. It s expected that
Mis- state Of things will induces the Continental
powers France and Austria, TO reduce their armies
n order to cut down the ex fenditure-Napoleo0 with
We view Of reducing taxation and thus gaining pop
nhrry-Frsncis Joseph compelled by necessity as
The only means Of avoiding bankruptcy since the usual
deficiency must bring the Administration TO stand
ssii tne taxes being 80 high that they do not ALLOW
any increase, while no loan can be negotiated now
unless ~ ruinons sacrifice. Prussia is among all the
great powers next TO England IN the most satisfactory
financial positions and il the policy of complete nel
irality during the last Russian war has dimin,shed
her political influence in the European council of
nsODs abe is amply repaid for the loss of dignity by
going scotfree through the present faapcisl criss
which tire stens TO crush Austria
The health of the King Of Prussia is still very pn,
Curious, aud though there is no imminent dangsr
threatening bis life il is doubted whether he will DO
able 10 remme the duties of governments for the next
twelsemopib. Should this really be the case, some
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WRECK OF AN AMERICAN snip AND MAR
ROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW.

Nv the arrival at this pert to-day Of the captain and
crew (sixteen in all we learn the particulars Ut
the loss Of the Richard Anderson, CAPITALS
q. F.. Coffin, ard the narrow escape OF al on
hoard. The Richard Anderson WAS full chip. and
eft Rotterdam for Baltimore on the 10Th OF August
la.t. On the 23i Of September, when in la. A.
", l5p $50 lg W., 1t found that the vessel hsd
spIupg leak forward and several hands were imrn'-
dstey put to the pumps. The water continued to In
cIesse for several days. not withstandiDg the pumps
were kept going continually day and night End tae
crew got quite out. On the mofping OF the Z!tn
odefato breezes tet in from the south west, when
increased during the afternoon evening TO hurn-
care. ard at D. IN the maintopssii was blown away.
At $50 D. m. the ship he-ed over suddenly, aud on
eoiI bsov il was found that the 10 yer bod Was oa
foil VI water ard ell the cargo adft, the chip AZ tos
brsied up and the forward sss set to Try % sc, the
ehp tf before the wind but they could not get any
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comparison with the closing quOtat0ns OIL Saturday
shows reduction of per cent in the money price,
and of per cent in the account price, It is expected
that the Bank Of France will DOW be compelled TO fol-
low the example Of the Bank Of England. aud again
rame the rate Of discount.
At Amsterdam, Frankfort and Vienna on Saturday,
the Stock markets experienced a further recovery,
but the rise in the rate Of discount in London will
probably react unfavoraby upon all the Continental
markets.
The precise amount of gold brought from Melbourne
by tie steamer King Philip is &c, s34 ounces and
20 COO sovtregns worth In all about l43 200. This
remittance will probably be in hand tomorrow. The
sovereigrs being Of English coinage, will 60 into the
Bank.
The ste amer James Brown has brought ell, 500 in
specie, principally sovereign, from ConstantiroPle.
The corn market to day was depressed, owing to
the state Of the money Market coupled with the ac-
counts of the condition OF the corn markets in America
Whea at was quoted 2s to S. per Or lower than on ast
Monday. The number Of floating ssrgoes Of grain
arrived at ports Of call snce last Friday 70 OF which
6 are wheat, maize, barley, i osts aud ! beans.
The demand for maize continues. The country corn
markets heavy, but In France change mas taken
place, 6rpness being now shown.
Owing 10 the further extraordinary oepfeciauo,u
ported by the packet just arrived, Ameri1dn .H"s3
securities of all descriptions were to.aay greauy ai
pIessed, ard in numerous cases prices weie meIsv
nomil 81. For instance Michigan Central sioo spares
which were quoted on Saturday 80 70 90 per cent ie
to-day to 40 to SO per cent, while Michigan Sou'neh
have fallen from % to 25 to 10 to ~ per cent eI cyo
coupon) II remarked however, IS evidence OF the
enera belief In the tfsnstory nature OF The present
xtrene depression that the prices current in " nden
are in nearly ali cases greatly above those gaotsd 10
New-YoJk For instance, Illinois CeptIsi snaIes nave
rot descended below to dis, aud NeE.fork anu
Erie Railway shares, which come quoted from New
York at to III per cent, could not BE- purchased lie
London to-day at rs ION. ,-,;.,.,
TUESDAY EyESrS6, Oct 10.
Considering bow recently the rate Of discount has
been raised 10 a point unknown during the last ten
years, the calmress and stssdnes, {" she money
tou In al quarters to-day TIE course OF affairs was
chan sc,erized by quietuA. The supply OF money m
the discount market was larger than has besa W.T.
ressed Of late, owing parity to ne high ftes nos
dspds have be. 10 recently released. At the Bake
ct England the applications, though 70 fair enseat,
were upon quieier scsle, owing psIh.ps to tue &C