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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

cnecSs Y hioh bad 90 vaus and -ero cever cashsdj
TIER hey proceeded TO vote their p .sident 300 0O
in full paid stock for bis services IN settlog up the
Cerupspy ard procuring its charter, which son hs
il good part divided up among his confederate
Directors, keeping si2,5oo for himself They
then voted each ether liberal salsres and proceeded
TO employ seepts at liberal rates to persusds the
farmers along the line of their proposed roA to
m.tssee their farms 10 aid Of the enterprise, takog
the stock or bonds Of the Company 10 exchange for
the MORTGAGES. As matter ofcourse, these mort
ese,.we,e sold hatever they would ietct, IN or
d.rto psy the salaries aforesaid and vaEOus s"indling
silown Dces to certain parasites OF the Managers 80
that the result Of tbs business ia that the farmers
ara svndlsd out Of their hardwen tomestesds
ard have 10 railroad to run away upon. Only
FIVE miles of the road are completed and four
or Eve more grsoed-in short, tie whole concern
has zone up leavis the farmers to dsplore their
credulity ard tire msnsgers villany. 1t seems that
tie Precedent had even Opposed OF some OF the
COMPANY Mortgages to pay his personal debts
We have summed up these facts, without g'vrs
ury rsmes, to point moral which thousands Will
do well to heed On every eide, protests OF Rsii-
read Extension are pressed upon the attention OF
the public spirited, whose property would be en-
harced 10 value or their convenience promoted oy
their realization. And it is manifestly just snd
rieh that those who are thus to be benefited by
the rslre ads yet in embryo should share in the
ri.l, the outlay the probable cost, Of their con-
strnctiop But, before subscribing to the stock or
bonds Ct ally such road-sbove ALL before runniog
in febt and mortgsgng his homestead in aid of it
let each carefully consider and answer this que'-
tor-"Am sure that this work is in the hands OF
.hone.t, capable, responsible men, If not, hands
off 70 matter though the route lies RICH. through
your dooIJard and the prospectus talks of ten or
fifteen per cent. income per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Recorder Barnard yesterday made bis decision
ip the case Of Smith and Fitzpatrick, charged with
defrauding the City Treasury. Fitzpatrick was
cleared from the charge Of conspiracy, and Smith
was held to bad to answer for bis alleged forgery in
the matter of the $40, 900 business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

YET We hear little complaint of the growing
Crops. Some rust on the Wheat in the South and
South West was inevitabe but Wheat is hardly
staple in those sections ard the crop may yet be
fair ere, Generally, throughout the North, West
ard Center, all Winter Grain looks finely. Grass
also promises we'll Apples also will yield largely,
while Peaches and Cherries must suffer from IN
timely cod. Of Oats ard Spring Wheat, the seed
ing was not large, but what was seasonably sown
looks well. OF Indian Corn and other heed crops
lees than usual is yet planted, especially in the
corn. growing West; but great breadth will
doubtless be put in during the coming week. Alto
eether, the Crop prospects are fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

In the Board Of Education. last evening, Sigor
Gus attempt WAS made to ,ecure the passage of
resolution requiring the reading of the Bible in the
pubic schools but, BY dextertus Parliamentary
dodge, resolution merely recommending the road
ing WIS substituted and passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

TIE letter from Linn County, Kansas, narrating
the recent troubles in that region, and the cold
bloodcd murders committed on the 10Th BY land
of Border Ruffiars from Missouri, is from one
whom We have known for years as one Of the plrest
and truest philanthropists in America--one whose
love of peace is SO extreme that he has opposed the
Topeka Constitution and every movement which
seemed likely to provoke conflict aud blo'dshed.
We ask attention to his calm and circumstsntial
account OF the latest tragedy in the history Of
Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE after hear.
ing Gen. Houston in defense Of his proposition for
Mexican Protectorate, rejected it BY the decisive
vote of 80 to l6. The Miscellaneous Appropriation
bill was then considered. Mr.. Simmons made an
inc iectual attempt to eDgraft new tariff upon it.
Mr. Crittenden offered an amendment providing for
tie continuation of the publication of American
State Papers since l-;s, 5000 cspies to be printed
for Government and library use. This, after hav-
ing been amended by provision limiting the
prices to the present rates, was finally carried.
The motion to appropriate $4,000 to ths St. Clair
Flats was renewed by Mr.. Chandler, and would
probably have been carried but for motion to I'd.
journ, which prevailed.
The HOUsE passed resolves submitted by Horace
T. Clark OF this City which pointedy condemn tn
,ae Of Fort Smelling, and severely censure tn
agents through whose fundamentally that sal
was elected. Secretary Floyd escaped coDdemna
ton by nearly party vote of 133 to co. FinaDy,
Mr.. Clark's substitute for the Committees resolves
wal. az whole, Disagreed TO, and then the first rcso-
luticn of the Committee Was lost aud tie others
laid On the table by close vote. Part, has thus
CLOSED over or covered up gross niisdemeauor, BY
which tie Treasury was defraudei ST at least
s?CO, eco, and public property. smugged into the
hands Of certain fayoEites Of power in defiance of
all airress and to tie grevous wrong Of good citi-
zer. who collected a ctance to compete for this
property, but were denied it. TIE matter viii not
be permitted to rest here. Reports were made
fnIn tie Committee on Elections touching the
right of Mr. Fuller, claiming to be Delegate from
Dacotsh. or Of Mr.. Kpgsbury, the lats Delegate
from Minnesota, to represent that part of the Ter
ri.ory which is not embraced within the limits Of
the State Of Minnesota. In the cour'e Of debate
one OF those personal alterations which weekly
disgrace Congress occurred between Mr. Hughes of
II dians and Hr Harris Of Illinois. Pending de-
csion the IIouse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

ATRIyAL OF The NoRTR STAR.-The Vanderbilt
steamer North Star arrive Cd last evening from South
Gupor Msy 10. The chief polt OF n.ws led been
anticipated BY p,ey.cps u.riya,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
AND TOUPHEs.

BACHELORS HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TOUPBEs.
L.rprst stock In the wordbs celebrated estsbi. rent M
No Broadway Twelve privse expressly for tho app
Of his famous HAIR DYE the best extsp BATcaELoRs
WIGS and TOUpEEs have Improvements ell othe th the
only piece things properly understood ami made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
To the Associated Press.

To the Asscciated Press 80.
WAsHIsGTOS Wednesday, JUNG =, lSA
Certain actions were brought against Cs.ecsSf, ND
other Federal officers in New-York, and Mr.. McAesa.
then District-Attorney, IN pursuance OF special "
deTs general Instructions appeared and took hee
sures for their defense. While the actions were pse9'
ing, Mr.. MeKeon was superseded by Mr. Sedgesiek
hence rose the questions by the Secretary Of ~
Treasury 10 the Attorney General, who has dscitsl:
rst that the District Attorney cannot IN any eese
charge more for his services than the Fec BIZ e.
pressly allows him to receiver second. that who's
ministerial or ether officer is sued for -
act cone in the Lawful discharge Of bis dutyt
the Government who employed him Is bouno
TO stand between him and the consequt nces; that u
done at the request of The Department, that il for
to pay him such sum Of money ss may be agreed
upon and that if the act is done in bad faith tho on
is 10 take care Of himself and third, that II fs
the Secretary of the Treasury, in his dscretoa %
decide whether the outgoing attorney shell cesss l
connection with the pending suits against tho cN.
lectors but that where the have been prepares
by the late attorney it is better TO employ bin q %
assistant.
Styx is believed TO be false. The rumor has besa
current here for three days, but up to last nigat ~
Government had received no information on .es sss
jet.
The House Judiciary Committee took fusl scie
to-day in the case Of Judge Watrous OF TexeA kw
Members were present. They were equally divi6ee
the question to whether he should be impfae1a
for high crimes and m.sdemeanors. Ono sicet beeg
neutraized by the other, the question wsb nss
brought TO q close.
The impression is general that the sesssoc
Congress will be prolonged beyond Monday p,0ossv
two week. The Senate have yet to dispose OF ssvce
or eight public appropriation bills and have made tss
Britith aggression resolutions the special order ~
Saturday In addition to this there is other asssss
,sp.-f ba epvcy 1T IN az hat hof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

From Europe the steamship America brings Us
three dsys' later Laws TITO Darby Ministry bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

A LADY who has been cured of GREAT NERVOUS
sor msny Of misery desires 70 Ike foo~n 70
al fellow sufferers the o. relief Andress insihg
Mrs. Macy r. DEWITT Boston, Msss.
snd the prescription wiz b sent (free' By next post
DEATH TO INSECTS AND VERMIN.
Without poison you cen Hill
E'ey lDs,ct il you wiz.
Lyoss POWDER never fails.
Fatal es the oestrt gses
Betbug, Tcs hes, ants and Aies
II Cerwte.G,s, more 10 lice.
LyoAs FILLS. no lesf who'd,
If pssco where rats 0bould.
Out ttsy from floor aud wall.
Tsste and dead By % zcus fail
Men Of science. In Gil lands
no The So facts have put their hsudsi
Kings rave placed the roy seal
On the truths these Inca reveal.
DEPOT No 44 Broadway. LYos's MAGNETIC PowDrg
PILLS yenD. have ed prizes atths WoHPf
F6r London NowYork ps and have been approved BY
the Governments cf EuglsuG. Froe. Prussia and Belgium
IiOIOWAy'S PULS.-1Le nervous headaches,
fsntDG fits Iced pains sucden chs ind dcsPouiency
wion the feeser sometimes subject from peculiar
oousts under tie action Of these Pills upon the secree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

WnDE's BROADWAY SHOW Rooms.
LsYgcst Richest snd Cheapest
STOCK of MILLINERY in New York.
No 25I Broadws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
BROOYLYN board or CANVA SSERS.

tn. Poa-d az C.nvassers et les. evening 20 receive
,he r.po-l Of the Committee appointed by the mGon
Conpe 10 examine into he returns os the recea, ee'-
,ioi Ald. Clarke OF the Sixt1 War! occdped lie
char TIE COMMITTEE submitted toeir rs3)-,, which
was quite lengthy Grd The evidence taken tefoe .GeIn
TIE substance Of the report is thd; upon exam aas9n
cf:te returns the Conn;ee !ound y dsr.;ts GU OF
43 incomplete, sni in many cases wholly irregular.
That ii ey procee led 10 have tie same ei and
afer much delay on NE per; o: ths vs,oas cGcyass.
ere were finally oEsSed - periec' tie canvass o.
yCteg for The vE:ious off ere sn1 pIesen- tue stn9,
kge.beT with sccomp any ng doocmens- ;ons.s,.-5 OF
sfiteyis, TemonstTances enc evidence. ~ yee c1sst
Ct the Ssverto. 1we.ftt end F0UTte5f.t W&rGs, :he
Ia.ss VINO presented the renors-ances 20 tle Board
appeared wiz their severs 6i.nsssei AID sre e1 SUI
NED unser cath, in accordance With re:oiaton 10
ina effect.
The evidence Sc NIL complete I'D highly impo,i.r,
Covering me Whole gfound. Ina: each NE noef
night judge Of the wegD. OF tie testimony u the va
YiOue csses, The Committee nave ao--Glred ron obsT
jng GoY resolution II connectin wltS tae repor, pre-
fe1ng ht the whole mater should ne re:e9re3 - tie
Beard ivr sdcL action may re Getnet y ~, y; per-
In ne c.se Of TIE rVeih WGrd, ne Con- rl.tee,
however believe . - Dc :ner 6Jy, both a. members
tf tie Board and off s-s y -sssLirg &c S-G.e,
~ sse their conclusions upon IKE tsstinony ard he
facts OF me case.
.stup .lections have been tptsly dsregarde1 sec
ord tnst GeceLcy aud ~ prey nave beer ef-s.-y
ged, tnd the e.ectlye SAc-se '991Ju ~. sI
EeTy an -t4Co, Jh4!h .A7~ ~+'i~
-i". nrsvaVed 10 cres, ever; oltside. the 90.
themselves were tuned mt oarroons, a,d .c'e&;}'
toL 20 disgrdcef1l eStsn. Gapsaret eveo among tGs
Iusleotogs Carvsssers and POI Clerks; fya.ta 5he
Committee ere OF the unau.m)1s oE'o.oa tlG- rag
vnCe canvass should re thrOwn On., for toess ED
otheI ssuses which msni'es.ed N e test ~ my
The Committee further submit lst Ci tie cAn.-G es
who have received The higoes '.0s! oi votes - BE-
dec ared elected, leaving o.aEk me Sevea;1, lwe.t1
and ForrteeuIl Wsrds.
The Wards were taken % in succession &Ld tls
I1mes Of tncse bersto:ere plOlsne1 as elected woTe
p declared. Including TIE Seventh Nsr1 N WI n
Micbse Mcdonald wac announced as tee Alder Ian
eies-.
In the Twelfth Ware, .te CANVASS o. waco was
thrown gu. for reasons s.a.ed IN he repor. OF he
Committee the PRINCIPAL candidates f3r AldsImec
wee Timothy BannOn aud Pat eek II ZAP. the &C.
ton Of the Board will make new eec,on necessary.
Tie Fourteenth Ward case wGs Is'sI.ed back g. tne
l,spec,oTs Of Elect, tc correct az aIP1ren tf.'T
wttI TIE Board adjourned nj. tnis evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

There Vas cure ss much apathy Il Sock transac-
cIs u; re First Board this morning IS rot 80 f)-
several days pas, AMI prices ns-aly we're t. shade
Lover: 81: The same underchrrent OF tirnness IL the
r1ifs. OF du,ness continues 10 be rsma kab IA
after Sic o. tie msrke., ant while tbs d.m.cuo4
business 5 & subject of genera remark u tie street
eu3 be Ieele,: Of leading stocks suggests the ide G.
dcolne, nsve stu . re ort from lay 70 DAY,
:one O. stcrgtE which seems to fp'-ns from no b.
s.errg efforts re psr. OF specu>ors, bl 70 cons
from a gradua aoscrp'ipn Of fos'ing stock. This
state oj thisgs is Lot likely TO p7eya.
Tor sBy eng:h Of time, ioac:ion Lot beng
profitable 20 aiher party, and We should therefore aa
tic;ps.e lager movements $ the weaK progresses
Opera.ors for he Use Always being il nsj )rty In
zines Of monetary abundance, the chances would seem
20 he il sy of increased Dsscons 10 ihG dEsciios
out mus. bo admitted that with such advantages as
have been offered by uncoumonly cheap m)ney
mdrke, :be bulls bave OF ,a.e been surp Is.Dsy hdl
fereD,. Tee movements to-day have been largest IN
New-YOIk Contra, Hudson RIVER, Read ~, kJck
IssId and Milwaukee and Mississippi. Al OF these
TN, he ast named, and II ison River, closed IN the
moInpg q: sbou: Saturday prices, bl: were slagesu
ana tame. Milwaukee aod Mississippi sdvsneed TO 50!
anc was II far demand. oircIa, in regard 20 the
ssue Of re third gsgs bonds Of this road Is in
type we understand and VII give ststemen, Of tie
hpancsi portion of the Company. Hudsor River was
weak al lne close, a. decline OF e. cent. eailns
s one o. ne sIcpges. OF the fances, aud the cssa
STOCK 'aken very readily IL large lots Ia this so
n kock Island The movements seem 70 be more
earnest and welsustaned than in mo.t O. the .esilog
fpecnlaiVe YES but the disposition il 20 take s.ok
quie,y ssN comes toto market rather thau TO s. mn.
late prices by bd'irg. Michigan Central sod a. a
dte.Ie Of Idl = cent, and offered freely at the
decline. Michigan Southern common aud Preferred
Seeks were steady without attracting suy espeei.
s.,er:or. Panama advance q cent Toledo wa,
inactive a. unchanged quotations. Ia the af:erooon
the movemeD. was more spirited in New.York Central.
A. sligo. advance over morning quotations. Reading
,oo was fimer, ami irscton higher, but for other
s,ocks there wss 4 very undecided sud Irregular
usIket. Ere fell of TO 2Il. Milwaukee and Ms.
.s.iy,i, Michigan Southern and Haf'em decln a
fraction ssct Cash ,tock Of Tie Ssw-YOrA Central
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

VI st'snfl. Columbia. Berry % hour, from ChA,es q
ndf". snd 20 spcfuTc rfsscn CO. S.u4ag q
iGw =, sn1.r Bsmphs blird . Ch.reston.
srr,bp koanJfe. ssinuef Richmond a., nise All pasa
e L1oism fscsebi. epnl - M. od Linsysxsp ~
1,ed 'iysiLsLIp Jsusstov u, henrr q Richmond -
Big northern Lieht tB J. H,is.f, FsiHdo + r, A?n ~
sussrt }. : Whitley Go.
Big sbs.h OBI Lockha. Windsor, ~ s.. sdsy' Psesf
20 usg.y
ScbE Cos.. PHO, of Br,o.hsyeul Davis Paleruo Feb -
Sn % us'r. March 10, Of MslagA sxchn,ei s,uss va
and IN the nish' u white qga from ihs ~ uaB
.sr pail stay all and 'Trupr ioreioPps'' li lat % on "
i' IL With npinb+r n spaIs, srpafsBy aAd - s1sfep
tefs 5'h st IS % on u ~ exchanged si.n0is VITA "a An
tsik bound sho~ins Bottom mbsr. April . Sandy bs
tssiing w ~ w % niles spoke bark Nxis,k1s opana y
sydnty W. The Coast PHO, hs, experienced .iroos ~s'''
py ~iB = The fliiIe passage
s,hr Tho' PSse, Rbnsor, Beaufort, ~ C.. days rs's
skr HAunsbet Fsns ds- from wreck u ship Glars Brood
man s,hoie - sqasn. II BIi a y. ii.on.
schr Nathan Clifford, shUts Belfast dsys laih, boaaa .
Fonicui
shr. VIM. K.lshsn Edwards. Phsdelpsis day. Goa, 10
HAITI "a
sehr. A. Ross. Kelly Pblsa.lphis dsy, coal.
; Or kob-Ii sni.bl WILCOX, fortlsbd, CT .tas.
hT. NJ H. Read Kelly. Albany Tor New Bedford
scbL tfsrct y Ba~ley. Alien. Albany for PrJviasnee
schr In phe. Ogden, Albany kg Proyid.bc-.
soop 'h''r, FCvl.T Providence mdse - massr . M
sssmer Ch.'aP-AAe Iro~s. Portland 50 hOsrs. ndss 70 n
b Cromwell 4 Co.
BELOw-ibnE
sAiL.D-shp Helene BsIu.l Brrncter. BfeHsn via HOE
mondi AsIonaut PsekEsr, Dernefara
WlND-DaIins the day, NJ. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
BUTTONS rHEATER.
LIFE AMONG THE PLAYERS.


DIANA 10 ise se.s is a serio undertaking, cotsa.
cred in on artistic point Of vow an We have had oc-
es,ion n remark not unffeqoeLty that pieces wlitn
arc ureqlsl ard hs:pg il such large .neaso s. might
auswer well or ex,elenly # cat iown ore-half 10 sce
drama OF last evening have csse N poot Il PEE
sen,s a series Of utterly iudcecus sd eSsggeTa ed
scenes 70 Intended mixed NJ WIKI Sentimental sly
the contrasts being O. excssdn g violence, oy the way
and the whole fitted for about .wo ass. IceIo : 10
use of or giving plo, TIE man dix; OF which p
,ock aDdbask.a burlssCue, sach osDg'he LIE among
toe players IS here depicted Soff 20 s.y gypsy
Snowman steals gentle chlj wno becomes in time
great actress, and leaving EnglAnd fer America size
fiuds her gentle father ami her love-. For me com 3
We cave the bushes. o. the thea.eT.
Ole OF these scenes mo.. lSugtsbe. Au aws-
teur hsd pad the manager GiO for ;he prv lsge OF
b. Wing charl Ill VIA the regular sctor. Bon the
amateur and tie regular psis: dong the sccrg az
dyipg seene, aud Accordingly ;hey 6gh: Richmond
Together. Another scene, taking off ae credu;y Of
p.ople believing in iof.lre.teiOg sstTo,ogeEs, was
cspi,s The actors al exor;ed thems aves .ui good
words must be ssid f,r Bus:or, Brough.m, Se:chel,
Mark Smith, Polly Marshal, 81. Ps-ts OF tae ora Ia
were received vita great laughter and appsasei o,ee'
parts dragged. Ejof:ously cc', :. wool % ma'e
improved. We take i: :ha. portion OF Mr. Bnf'on
theatrical ifs s dI6matized, judging ;;om the h'st
seeue, Which is in composins-roon oi a pI-e~Ss-
eli e. followed by provincial thea,rcae snc voyage
u America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

E. D-aosys !a-y sae:;os .sie 81 eSnGs snd Hccks
vii take place tomorrow Tuesday 81 ~ o'O> ~
the Merchants EIsharge.
Alert Z. Soosys regular ds'y tiepoo sae q
flochs lrd bJ.cs 81 faAe F'.cs o-n'r'1 'i~''ue!'
l., IA ociocA. 81 re NeTohsrts EIc7Grge.
Tie business Of re C.ar.sg. House to-day VS.
81 $50 go The Metropolitan Cert!h 's;es are F-v'
coo. TIE COUPON. due Nay on toe Boods OF 'he NY
OF Rock Islsnd IL, i.sued TO Re Chicago snd hocH
Islard Company Hlll be psii on tie IL, proAim' d
the Office Ct Has,ead g. gilman. No. ~ E1;2apEe
place Mssss Morse Il Co. s,o buying ine PISS, cue
coupons of the Erie Railroad, and Messrs. W. =.
OBren off.r ~ for any description. The coupons O.
the Second Mortgage EoLds of the Cincinnati, haulI'
ton and Dayton Ralosd due May /, Will be PAL oy
+. s Bond, q Nassau street. The Interest on TIE
school bonds Of San Frarcisco, falling due Nay l. W.
he paid Ly VIM T. Coleman 4 Co., Nc. - W street,
Tie coupo,s OF the Frst Mortgage Bonds and Bo1ds
Of 1867 OF tie New-Yo.k aud Harlem Ralrosd' due
Ist May Will be paid E. the c-rner CT FourIn aTenIe
and Twenty fifth street.
The La C-osse DeuOcro, ssya that about II 7e adn-
bred men have been Sc; TO work on the Is Crosse
Road ives. Of the tunre and tia. by September tie
tunnel viii be emp e.ed. Eve feet dsy ls opeIsd,
and ten fee vii soon be accomplished per DAY.
Tie subscription books Of the Income Insurance
Company" will be opened s. tie Bark ofthe Common
wealth on "Wednesday, Apr, %. The Comm ssioneF5
ere: Morris Franklin, A. T. Anderson, D. Rome7n
Blodhead, Vim. Coke Dl;erb1ry snd John r. LIZ
ires.op. This Company is Authorized to iasuie
rents &c.
TIE latest return Of the Bank Of England is as
follows:
An account purs the A.: 7,h and 9Th Fc.oEa 81 FOR
the w,rk ending Wednesday. April 7, 1913:
DEPARTMENT.
Mote. 81, ed ~ sSl s1i IS Government deb. il5l1o
Oher securies...... 345990O