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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

LOAF OrrTCEs.
CT ANY AMOUNT or MONEY ADVANCED AT THE
OIL Broadway Loan Onrc ses Broaiw This old est.b
npoos, w..che~ e~ery AM persna property. boughA
Cor cseh PA~ubrOksr~ trsefa bough'.
MsCDUFr 4 RHEAD, 36 Broadway corner wartes n
81. s:. : " s9.ss. ,o : s2 H. "a.
Loan on 6ianouiz ana al ktnAs Q
walcheA iewelry, irsvnbrusersl psrscp proyeyss
nnks, dry socb, ItcsesbonkhtI on hny TOE eAaA.
9nY BRoADwAy-ssoco TO LOAN, IN LARGE on
OU small sums, watches, diamonds, iswery, sfiks
sesars Ae bought Tor Parties wishing nmo
dsnns call above For sale cheap, library
valuable bOoka
e1E7 mo TO LOAF ON wArUHos DIAMONDS
Hdyl IVY ,sCsays IA Or bought fos csss. b. 20
sire MI sve Business prompt ana soaadspsaL i. x-Rs
business rasssoseA On s~tcrdays-
DvANCxs MADE ON BEST rxRxs, ON xRRcHAs
"A disc. quws dry goods, hardware groceries, horees
wagons csrriases, wNches damonda aresrnr nsua anS
5S Ss' & s sss.is SsiIss . ~h''1'
MEHCHArTs LOAN AND DISCOUNT orrfCs, W
ll Broadway corner OF Fulton street -N0nes si snee
large ov small sums upon stocks o. goois yevelY
personal property, &C. &c Gccd psper discountj ~ ~
strictly confidential Terms essy TO si -
classes Money iosaes on dry good, c.g UNIV
90 Brcsdvsy corner Of FULTON street
lroEnv LoAnsD TO Arv AnovE on waxCHm
w icwsl-y 1arosts ~, o, souyss ~ rsss 49,. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1857.


~ENpfssTsx-
N'oR soUTHAAPlOH AND HAvRE Tho UNITED
IL States mail stes sRA10 ,. Lines. oonmander VII
leave for Bavre touching nj Souiha1 to land the Ala
and passengers saturday July 70 at IL O'Clock from psc
No 81 North river loot OF Beach sreet
PRICE OF PASSAGE.
This ship has i've tight Compartments enclosing the
engines 10 The collision siiandng tie water
could mo- reach the and the being free to work the
safety NJ the vessels would be secured Bag
care during voyage should be sent board
The day before sailing, marked below No freight su bs
taken after rhurssay JUL q? Fer freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, agent No. Broadway.
B-The steamer Fulton Will succeed the Arago and Aail
August -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

a a. HORTON AUCIIoNgER. SALES ROOM rs OAR.
VT. niue street will cell Ibis Saturday morning At lOh
oclock by virtue u hats ard caps cou.ens OF
usore household furniture Sale IS Carmine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

JoHY I. vAsDKwATsR, AUTHORIZATIONS TuFs
81 dav Juy Ia, ocicct. a. 2fi brand street will be
sod Al auction w " COMBS, the balance Of stock in the
.sore IN par f1l sword blades cavalry swords
iary Gao orua riciurss fancy goods also, lot OF
wall nsnds tables glass sheyug, counter, soda
tpr o. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

EnBERr s. sAvAgE. AuurIoNEER = DtBRLEH,
VI BAGLy SANA9E viii sell At their ssearoom "a &c.
Oar ret on Tuesday June 90 0i A. N. assorted
wock NJ dr. rnods damaged board " cansl boat
under- rrs consng Of cases ~ prints
uhlrtug q ticking clothing lace goods fancy goods,
bcseT A. On the same DAY fine W, OF e~ey dry gDois
frey goois carpets large counierpsnes. table clio hs
trina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

so Ss % fr r.p.eAsd ws..rn x.ss and o., ,,a.,.
'of chrsi frme hsss 10 inactive At Aisa IA pytN "a
neMsefvs e. tltrSb 81 Bacon 10 Dali and ,., Hans
CT goo borss Cunhr,nnd Gu. py.,. terms D,. ssss
ere In Dent and o. babe which 10 Co, hoss
AZ 81 20 tbd, a. toi shoulders sid ses To-. Hsss,
s pee ior an ~ zee sSt Se cured Lard 10 sra ~.
Ter IN isir request sne loEsr; sales Ohio !, IL Dat
State at ia &c. Cheese 10 plenty ~ s0sa. w. s1a
be den sad Is trivial aaes Of 100 a. ssssa
Y 100 u a. q quality. "'sfS -
sUGABs-1he fee inn IL further lnnroynx .,,
saturday b.sins,' has been done ReEed Quiet hn.
snd Coffee descriptions have been sold ahead II prod
ssrs Of IS hbds Mesds ct So and 100 hhds do 81
bhds Cuba MuscOvsda st 81 d6ic. W
sPiCEsWe hear Of sales q 70 Natme ., ss Oh,
Spices dull az
TIN Block Tin ms been in improved Ssn.na bat n,
further decline saes Of eco slabs Of Bsncs a. a. 2to e,h
chiefly The inside and 49 do Strsts Al abolt "a es.h
.sinly hisher Plates conDsed lsnxud snd po nns
WHlskY-1h. market 10 steady the demand far, ssss q
500 bbls 9, 214l2ic, ' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
CITY TRACT sOclBTY.

The Annual Sermon in behalf Of this Society was
preached last evening by the Rev. Dr.. TyDg. 10 hs
Church in Sixteenth street. DR.. Tying selected fr bis
h1t, Ezekiel, IL. 4-"And the Lord aid unto him,
go through the midst Of the city through the midt
"of Jerpslen, and Get marx upon the f,rsbesds Of
"the men that sigh and that cry for all the abouns-
".ons tina. be done in the midst thereof" TIE
preacher ssd If the condition Of things in Jerusalem,
at the tire spoken Of by the Prophet, wa such a. TO
cause Gods people to Sigh and cry for the soomioa-
tIoBs that were committed in their midst, how much
more ought the denominations Of the City Of New York
u the present day to arouse oil good people not only 70
sigh and cry but to besr themselves fol their abae-
ment New-York, peculiarly situated ss shs IT, has
become ,ort Of common sewer into shl;h IL
emptsd macy Of the vieious and degra1td
OF other communities. There, together with
the abandoned Of own population composed
large share Of the community. There were over 4VD,-
GOD people in this city who did not attend divine wor
ship for whom there were no churches. ana Mnose
spiritua vents gave them the least concern. These
facts should arouse Gods people to vigoroue aed
Of the immortality and vice which prevails in our
mdst and urged that one Of the most eihcenf agen-
cies for lettering the spiritual and temporal cond'
ton Of the poo, snd the 20 1s Who
20 into the lanes by ways and alleys, to dispense
the word of God wherever they can nd hearers, over
1000 religious meetings are held annually ihiougs
their ore thousand visitors who make monthly Visit.
to the ZONES Of the poor, over $4,000 soch angel
visits are annually made, and these visitors not only
furnish the needy with spiritual food but also BY the
sssist,rcs of the Society for improving the
condition Of the PSor, supply them with a food
tos watch over the sick, console the
downcast and soothe the dying. To the hsunts OF
crime the bones Of wretchedness, where darkness
and disease abide these good Samaritans 20 without
fear ever anxious to do good. Thus they practically
illustrate in their lives and conduct the teachings of
their Divine Master. This Society distributes annually
million OF sound evangelical tracts, every one
Of which by the blessing Of Gcd might be made in
srrme ntsl in saving an i'm Mortal soul. Taey annually
induce over 900 persoDs to attend Divine worship:
than loco children yearly gathered int the
Sabbath Schools AMI 80 persons are led to unite
with the Church Of God. Siace this Socisty began its
good work over 900 persons have been induced to
join the Christian Church, and it was fair to presume
that the Society had directly and indirectly brought
over 90, 600 into fellowship with Christ. the impor-
lance Of such Society 10 city like this c0sd not be
100 highly appreciated. In conclusion Dr. Tying called
npol Lie congregation to be liberal 10 their subscrip
tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

Osersase compared With
A meeting of second.mortgsge bondholdors Of the
Nortbern (Nsw-York) Railroad Company Ogden.
burQ) has been called for 3lst December, ct Rou,ss
Point, to form new company. The purpOSs Of the
meeting is, We understand, to convert the second
mortgage bonds $30OO,OO0) into stock at 50 ? cent
on the bonds The road will then be represented BY
fret mortgage of 81 500 900 and stock Of 81 $50 900.
The old stock and floating debt have been wiped ont by
sale under the second mortgage. the net earnings OF
the road fcr the year ending let October are ei55
0OO viii h is sufficient TO pay the interest on the first
mortgage bonds, and leave go 900 for the stock The
plan for forming the rev company contsmp a:es the
exten lion Of the first mortgage, which natures in
1885, TO 1869, and tho payment Of the back coupons
The large holders of the first mortgage have sisnssd
their asrent TO the extension.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad have
advertised for bids fol- loan of 100000 The bouds
cent interest and have Is years to run. Toe
proposals will be opened at the Office in Boston on the
sth January se1t-
Messrs. F.. ". Clark, Dodge & Co. advertise for
.ale Illinois Sta'e Stock as follows:
cp.i and nts-s, Of bonds will be paid in the CITY Of
Ns.YS The s Y. :sS. % sy
sco, actually tcso Of principal and o. ~Ai'0 ''ln
Sin cent new interest stock iu.d for Of interest
under The law Of 1881 interest this stock does NOT @
menre Ut I'll jan 1907 When they become principal r9eh ana
are then entitled 70 the benefit Of the tai provided BY the Con-
,ttuor for liquidation Of the internal Improve ent Deo
OF he STATE nTurips the payment Of this stock "s
Year, arer that date.
The above offers chance to iny.r in h'tci. -
cuty the payment witch does not admit OF DOUBT n ae
poos.d Of taxes levied nqudate the stse deb added 70
the receipts railroads which spped 10 the nme "
toss sucisnt her interest promptly Ala
10 entirely extna sish the debt IN about ten yevs
On July l. 1857, the State owed $l2p0W1 SIC c,hnss
debt and paying On sceolnt o. prhePa 's
II W CLARK, DODGE Co., No. 81 w,n-'i"
The ..s.emen. in oee Of the English journals tbs.
banking house in this city had nissppied some $3OV'
900 of furds forwarded by the State Of Asbsna, Sr
the payment Of State debt due in Jssusy lsst H. We
hAvs rsssvs to believe, Incorrect TIE kisspftea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....


Steamship Futon wotton, Hsvre. w. Drsytens An
euss woodruff Savannah, L. Mitch Csha~bs, Baloch
Haysns Living rocheron Co. Columbia Berry Charles
top Spoford Tsston Jamestown, Parrish Norfolk Ludsna
Peasants; Atlanta eager Charleston. II. 8. Cromwell
Ships-Csnden, Bolles, Charleston Durham Dmou; Com
modoie Blss liverpool c. C. Dupcsn Northern Eagle, Nc
Kirop, Sydney, N.s.W., Goodeve, Ariel Elliott.
Baris-Maria Brown Baltimore, Jas Demarest; Olympia
(Odl Fooker Abysb Stanton Ruser; w Horton Umsr.
cadiz Walsh Carver Chase H. Secor, Chase, 0sdner Key
Brode L Pettes -
BrigsForA Rice Port su Prince Ds!sseld Wil'on Her.
der DAM Jensen Nssusbo R Moler Rers J. RAynss
Sherman, St MARKS Brodie Pettea.
schooners-Kste Brigham, Norton, Savannah, Dunhsm
Dmon Sarah Bruen, Douglas Georgeto~n. Doner Potter
L. Kidde Hsrken Savannah d. c. Murray Mourose, Wins
Port su Platte Metcalf Duncan j. L Bowman, Wooster
Msyssuez, Brett, Son Co NJ Lane, Gniner Mstsnz.
W. Elwel Co g. Andrews, Putnam, Washington, B. Bios
som SOM Empire. Osborne Norfolk stursss CeMmsr !;
Hamilton Hopkins, Alexandra, Merrill Abbott Girdle
Paine Philadelphia James Hand Co. Lioi Hix Portland
g L. Hstch naIdscIsbbls Gregory Portland j. C. HArhm'ni
Haris (Br.l Nudge, Hull, @. r. Buley. =.
Gsser Charlie ton; Georges Crssb bsS
ley. Baltimore; Delaware, Copes, Phisd sphs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Markets. CAREFULLY RrPonrEp FOR TIE TRIBUNE,

SATURDAY. Dec II, 1887
% IS and Pearls eeoss 2i The receipts are fair aud the
CoiToN-ibe market has been dull and rather heavy fh:
sses to .pinner', on bssi:o lie. for hddins Upsus
S s:sS r. s":: S: s.: ~:
l0 Snot s. III. nS At ss ,.s.,.
C.D. Io,, holders aps:sa 70 .s.s: and to DO % hay:
Ss Of % s % 1s
BRANDS there better demand mainly for the East
=: Z a. r ;.:s. :;
- 60 suptrn,e indiana buchssa and Iowa. - IS
g IT, 70 s91s'a s?s1 9;
brand. ana q 7sse7 70, s.. osss:s. c.u I'd Tooi
%U,s t,I 3D. for .aps.n. and 81 so
.as.rs os. s : s 70. S
The demand AID ths %Siss hs. It ID. close the ;:o
10 and Ss sSss Is for the better S.ds. ~. Tlosr
quiet ard hssvyi sales Of small lots N o. Sosl% Corn
We. h.s, sale. Of Jersey s - 2SeeS 10 sni Brandy
vIsHThe msie. for all binds continues snsud but the
esFs for tie moment are limited and prices are therefore
oEANThe demand tSt wh:.. continue: f.I for cs1pl..
ne obt:ped Southern in small STOCK and choice wanted
s.ns slnyf bush White aa IL Su for G
md suh ssi
sA Es:: E sy ss
- o; 1 ' % sSSS st%.s. a ;S q ' :s s
chsDgs much Of that Offering very damp this difficult Of
the inquiry confined the home trade sales of 0e
bush eVd7r for Southern White and Yellow 6o06Sc
r DO Yellow 7sc for old do and 75d76s for Western Mixed
HIDES More is doing; 1850 Onoco have been placed for
reducing the stock Of such SO Sales sss Of 1890
Rio 6snde lsc AnOs 400 Southern a. loc cash; l,lso
Oruoco az 7c., mos, and $50 Chssr.s private terms
BOPs quiet a. sac for choice 1ss7s
LIAE-ROc Hand 10 steady sales Of 900 bbs sso
LEATHER Hemloek an Oak are In god de maud Of Sc
for isht snd middle ~ei.ht' Buenos Ayres Hemock
ACLASSEsThere IL change 100 hhda Porto Rico have
sold 9, DC and 50 bos New Orleans at Sc
NAVAL sIoREssp,' Turpentine !: in fair seaue;. snd
unsvorsbe Dfusrce. 70 depres IT, This morning the msrkc
opened quietly at Ssfec but better demand prevailed at
the decline and subsequently prices rallied and Gales Of 30
ibis the wher made at fCc cash. which the market
esses antly sales OF 60 bb in 1t sgd fc cash Crude
10 ,tul guild and nominal q. about % per 30 n. Common
and Fine Rosins remain dali ard heavy Tar 10 Inactive
o. 1852 for Tain aud Thick WsshiD and Wilmington
SLATED LiDseed sells BY the trade $3.50 Cruds
Wbse gait dull and heavy small sale ported At New
Bedford COO but Il requires conhrraon Crude Sperm
nletve u 69'c for superior 20 ID but handsome OH
held 81 o5 sale of 300 bbs 10 reported at our u,d.
isures but cannot authenticate H. Olive not ou,t. 40
buoy ant and sells slowly q, 81 1851 ~ ss soma 30
tk quartz and pint. sod private terms Pa. n 10
which pressing tn. make, some go 900 % have
ben scld private terms but supposed a. ,,.A decline.
Otaer krds UNCHANGED
PROvlsIONs-Ine demand for Poik 10 meS.r.t. aud with
iaeressed 0ferpss prices lover aud Of 80
vhs 81 IS 90 si+ FOR Prime County aud City asa
County and City Ness and els toF Cle. ost ksds A..
norSsl q: the cose Beetle qe heavy and asrdsnt the
.! Hs9eH kT CslItJ rt.n< eeseh tI n. k.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Markets. ... .Reported bv Ts.<rrspl.

Nsw.OlLIAxs Dec l2The sales Of CoTros 10 DAY were
$500 bales unchsn sed prices the Dsrt closed du Dealers
awaiting the Eurcpss .dvcs. nov fully due Mixed Cones
BE-, very au and Soc 9el lower. Kes LAap l7!c Rio
CoTEt-S.ss day 400 bss'. mostly snie &c. Otter
siticles unchanged.
MosLI pee iI-Corroy-sae Of the week. 1ooeo bales.
Middlng firm 1t loc Receipts Of the week, 1900 stosi
5000.
OswEco Dec u q m.-PLouR unchanged dsmsni mod
crate At 81 sdS5 IS for TO extra State. WHsAr
steady 600 lush a. stc for ChicsGo Spring ssd Soc fr
Mediterranean Corn quiet LAKE ISPolTs to-day; 7teQS
bush whe,t COO bush Com. CANAL ExPoars 5000 erst
Wheat sHIPPsp BY railroad to day: 4,toS bhs glour
weathsr clear and pleasant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

QroSUE PoIsT L. J., Dee H. The schr John L. schivet.
Of and from Philadelphia for Boston, with $50 sos
shore this morning opposite Southampton saved b. the
vessel sunk betw.en the bar aud beacon and vii be
Of Underwriters.
BAL ThoRE Dec l2-The bark Gratts Capt jordan, Of ~
York bound 70 Hampton Roads for orders went sseor Ga
Cope henry during the nsht Of the sh inst No frtnef P
Gars he was from Havana bound 70 0iorGtn OF mar
ket By telegraph 10 Elwood Walter, esq
TUE BARK BERAPHSE Capt Thompson from sao Juan ooand
dispatch now on her way h,heI for repairs sh. wa
cut IN the recent gale In the Gulf durng which she los. hs
spsIs She 10 side leaking bsey IN w. fissyee, Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
COURT CALvNDAR-Tms NV

SrPRfkH CouRr-CiRcuIr.-Nos. 32i 2l5 DIG
ss7 5i, 500, 1921 I4lo ISL, rs $50 SIR SIS So SIS as
14t7.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIaL TERM-Nos. III. l43.
T. 90 81, S. H. %. 81 lie 10 1884, 49, l4s lia l5l 1850 sI
49, Us 3f0. 4f A6, $50 $50 $40, Sill
CoURr or COMMON PLE,s-PARr Mos 1916
s $50 1895 1851 1883 1879 1884 1901 1880 les. Ia Ss5
1900 1913 PAhT IL Nos lSes 1850 to 1890 nou''s ls1l
Ise} 1854
rsITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos 40, So
SpprRIoE CouRr.-Nos. 702 7I0, IA, rs i7s 5ll
es IL? 700 1ie 7o 7 IA 7z5 NJ Sos 800 AL 4gl ss
a.. AT, no ?s II, 62l 3& 3,s ia 19 SIS as 80 az sl,
iIss 49, $S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

NJ steamship Florida Crowe 50 hosrs from ssvsasss
with nldse. aud pass. Ssnl l.. Mitchil.
Ship Wabash (of Bath Purnon, Newcastle Oct ~ coal 10
order. Experienced very heavy weather. lost sas Ac NOV.
20 lat 49, lon &c, spoke Br schr Marion, from Ensiand Tor
newfoundland. .
Bak Asen Heinrich (Brsm), Oldejen. Bremen oc a. 10
ballast with 6l passengers 10 stanton huser.
Bark CaIons lehman Charleston days. cotton &c. to Dun
b. N Dmop.
BAH Jane Bishop (new tuns Brnce Greenport LII.
IN bss TO Eagle Heard Was towed to this port BY steam
Barb John Psyson Fuller Malaga Oct l5 passed Gibraltar
Oct a. with fruit nc TO Eeson Place Experienced heavy
weather split sails stove bulwarks, &C. Dec ssnaea ship
BTe Emily Davis Charleston days cotton &c. to Dunham
1 DuOn
Chsr ston lat 81 s. spo ship William Hale fan St Lucis
for Sayar nsh With load Of cotton wish ed TO be reported.
schr. Sc Stephen, McGresor, Cslas days
echT IstdoTs Waling with udse nom wreck OF snip Vus
Broo kmsn, ashore at Squan. 10 Bird Nelson. .
schr. Gpsy Br Maloney 81. Andrews N y days. with
mn Der 10 Smith Boyntnn q
scbr s. ~ Smith, Smith, Georgetown, D. c.. days witt
-four to Me. rl 4 Abbott
schr Ann Cole City Point days with Aour kc TO Janet
Hunter Co. 80
Scbr. Potomss, Berry AleIsndhs days with cosL
scbr Angenets, Hooper, Phlsdelphis % hours Tor Ne"
Bedford -
Sehr Sarah Elizabeth Smith, ew-Hsvsn with md'e to
steamer Petrs Arey Providence, Is hours with ~d'e v
Isaac Odel.
SAILED Steamships Fulton, Souttsmp and hasre Cs
hswbs Havana and New Oean' Columbia, Charie.on Aa
gusts, Savannah Jameston, Norfolk &c ships Mercury
Hsvre Northern Eagle, Sydney NSW. Camden, Chsreson
brig Fornsx, Havana; and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

y
"The bank stocks are worth more thsn par, aud
these with the Sinking Fund aud other assets, would
If disposed Of reduce the State debt to comparative
ly email amount"
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, in his inaugural address,
declares that if the evidence is presented TO him of the
failure of any bar to pay specie he will immedsely
place the defsuting bank in liquidation The Legis-
lssure, however, it is thought will legaizs the su'-
Der sions. He also recommends that the SAFE should
dispose Of the Western and Atlantic Railroad TO pr
yste individuals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
EEw-YoRx HosPTAL.-Weekly Report to Dec.
NAB = IL %.

BARNEs-HYDE-On fbursdsy Dec. 10, Mr. D S Barnes Of
EewYork 70 M,s Mary Hyde Of Rchfeld Springs Otseso
Cosnty, NY.
DEGEH-0E WALDEN-OB Sunday Dec. G. at High Lake,
WEyne County, Penn by George Welsh, Francis De-
Of Bigh Lake to Miss Helen De Walden OF New-York
VAN wA0ENEN-MOGER--O On Tuesday evening Dec 8, st
the residence Of the brides father BY the Rev Dr. Hsr
derburgh Mr.. George Van Wssenen of Rhnebeck Y, 10
Miss Mary Elizabeth AOger only daughter Of VIM T. Aossr,
Ct IBIS CRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

In aeas.hip Ful,os, for Hsrrs-G n Costef. C,L Arm
strong, Col Barton W. u Paine Charlie: Hed.ci Mrs H:e.
r. +. Hsssher 4 & button Mr' s Csrk, Mr. O.srI NJ
ynbentes NJ ID Mrs. w. BoIOf:en Mr.: T. Boiot'en
Miss Octeb Mrs. George Hatch and T. Bollofseu, C.
". ssseh, NJ. v.g.r @; sands, NJ Hotsr. D. A;sd
Rope, Mrs. C. Comdresn, Mr. O. Alvin Goedeche, Mrs A.
Morrison, Capt ESebs, Mrs August TAry, Mrs August
Beauche Mrs Charles Bull Mrs. l. Hickman, Mr. and Hrs
MMtine Mrs. N. Meter Mrs: H Bummsl Mrs. r. Fentsr.
Miss Garner, MIRA onrest Mn o. Loeb Mrs. CSsnors Mrs
maid, John Crook. Total SO. S63s, 709 in specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

ficn, sry, was, We sppse5ens, TIE vsA OF another
psry and the honse 10 question h,s only gone ,ord
ing TO its Instructions. The money was invested 10
Virgins ard other State stocis and portion Of has
been sunk n the decline in thoee arities. Mesn
While the susper zion Of the banking house alluded to
locks up the smount Temporarily, and some of the ma
tured bonds which have came out from Europe for
redemption have been forwarded 10 Alabama for pay
inert, although TIE parties owning them had been
notified that they would be reimbursed here.
TIE Albany EreRing Journal says:
GAN the b,uks in this city, va learn, hsve resumed
,pecie payments. The EewYork City Banks hsYe
sso 70 sumed; snd as the redemption OF country bank
NOES Ia regularly carried on 10 New YORK, tnsTe /,
practical resumption thrc uahout the State and it my
be safely predicted that this movement Will be AZ
.srded with no inconvenience in soy quarter, ss mas
been brought about by natural aud healthy conrsc-
hcp ard preparation. The Banks Ia this city We be-
lieve, have in every instance during the Suspension,
me. oil the demands which have been made upon
ths m for specie"
The weekly report of tie United States rres'uryis
q follows:
Amour. ,uby.et to dr,h. eSssosss
R.das. from lat wesi.'''....'... s, Isl
Drafts returned paid..''''''''''''' iso a.I ~
AMOUNT on Deposit =, Sub rI."uiy.. ssn sss %
The Ontario Times states thst HiisUJ. Messenger
Of Cansrdaigus has purchased the interest OF Mr..
Arti, in the Bank Of Csnspdaeua, and will hereafter
be assccisted with Mr.. Hart in it's management.
The anthracite coal tunnsge by caral is now nearly
over. The season held on much better than j. prom
ised fo,tuish. ago. The Lebish Navigation Com
paIy pre'erts aggregate shipment up to Saturday
ls.t of s99 80 tuns. There has probably been enough
dore during the week ending to-day TO put the tuu.
mage of the fesson TO 10000 tuns. The Schuylkill
C.ra also makes very creditabe show, the increase
bepg over one hundred thousand tuns more than last
year to ssme date The railroads coming out very
well, and have the p,orse Of good business during
the Winxr. The following shows the operations Of
the trade fof the week and season, a. compared with
ssme time last wear: