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From tho London News.
Mr.. Rar cy and she Zebra.

Mr.. Rarey, the celebrated American horse !
re-opened his school in Kinnerton street yes{
for one flying lecture previous to his departuJ
Manchester, Liverpool, and Scotland. On ths.
sion the little theater was filed with the prot
most distinguished pupils, and the result Of d
ture was to convince every one present that
tenn is perfectly sound and legitimate-soundi
ciple, and sound in application; that il is bss
lifelong observation of the equine idiosyrcras.
biological and psychological, and that there is n
particle of quackery or empiricism in it from
ming to end. Although it is part of our gens
man nature to be fond Of the horse, it may oAg
been remarked that particular individuals hars
of this sort of attachment than others; and wk
this is the case, and when peculiar circuua
favor the development of this feeling, the resu'
orally is that such individual throws new light
equine curriculum, and introduces Importance
into existing systems of training and breaks
horse.
Mr.. Rarey Is obviously oneof these individual
he has devoted his whole life to the studk
horses peculiarities, his nervous organisahd
strength, his weakness, and his tastes. b
plumbed the depth of all his passions, measuH
full height of his Intelligence, found out whath
and dislikes and is afraid of, and putting al n
lated facts of a lifc-long experience together,
constructed a theory on the soundest principles
duction, and he exempli6es il and carries il cHa
an unerring skill and finish Of manipulation
we fear few Of his pupils will successfully ID
even after they have been initiated into all t.
masonry of the science. The only thing to
GREETED in the matter is. that Mr.. Rarey's pes
interests, and the simplicity of his system. =
that only the favored few who become his
should have the advantage of his admirable n
tons.
The great basis of his system. and which .
divulged without any breach of the understood
raaf vsn1.r .rf.rt. .1.-sI..-1- .~upfff ~
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The NEXT MAIL-We have been irving hard 10
work the idea into our heads that a mail mou arrive
here any moment, to relieve the lassitude induced by
an entire stagnation Of local and foreign news. The
Raduga may come along, but she had not arrived at
San francisco up to our last advices, July IA. We
must sat still then. chew the cud Of contentment and
wait for the Yankee and two mails, those of july s
and 10th. She would leave San Francisco from the
18th to the Goth, and will be due in all next week.
SHR LIsr.-We commence the issue on our fourth
page to-day Of our fan list OF arrivals Of whalera.
Our arrangements are such that We win. give early.
full and correct reports from all vessels arriving at
any Of the ports Of this group.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-AUGUsT Is.

H. b. VI. s. Havannah, Harvey
Am clipper sh Golden Eagle, Harding.
Am clipper ship Flying Eagle, Bates
I'm ship John Marshall, Pendieton-
Am VII bk Union, Hedges
An VIII bk Caroline, Pontiss.
Am brisantine Josephine, Lewis
Am ship Lucas, Daggett-
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Mr.. EDITOR Cannot you find a place for the fol-
lowing in your columns /. The candid views of great
men should have weight and influence upon the minds
of all thinking persons and in this community,
where SO large a class of foreign residents appear to
disregard the proper observance of the Sabbath, a
word from the dead may not fail to produce a little
reflection.
That the Christian Sabbath is the great bulwark of
religion, none will deny and its dissertation and utter
neglect, is a cause of grief and alarm to all who wish
well to this community and to men
MARsHFrELD, June Is, 1852.
PROP. PEAsE Dear Sir have received YOUR
very able and interesting Annual Report of the con-
dition of the New York Sabbath School Association.
and read it with great pleasure and instruction. It
is gratifying. very gratifying to learn, that in !. a city
where vice and immortality run riot with impunity.;,
a few humble Christians have devoted their time and
energies to the cause of religion. and fervently pray
that your labors may be crowned with success.
The Sabbath School is one 0l greatest institu-
tons of the day. 1t leads our kh in the path of
truth and morality, and makes them good men and
useful citizens. As q school Of religious instruction
it is Of inestimable value as q civil institution It is
priceless, and has done more to preserve our liberties
th1n grave statesmen and armed soldiers. Let Il
then be fostered and preserved until the end Of time |!
l once defended q man charged with the awful
crime Of murder. At the conclusion Of the trial,
asked him what could induce him to stain his hands
with the blood Of . feilew-heing- Earning his blood
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WE0sEsDAY EvEsIsG. AUGUST Is, lsss.

OcR remarfs lAa week regarding the state OF trade would
fully apply 20 the present there Is no animation whatever in
che market, and We do not hear OF any goods changing hands.
We have nov been . month without q mail or any advices
from San francisco. and considerable anxiety is felt for an
arrival; it Il very probable that the YaaIee viii he in before
our next ISSUE
The first oil trsnshipped this season was a lot of 200 barrels
from the bark Union to the Golden Eagle, for New Bedford.
IL Is believed that there VIII be q sufficient number of freighting
vesse!s here Ne coming season to take all the oil requiring to be
traushippcd, which has not always been the case in former
years
The Josepxz&, from the guzuo islands, brings 200 tons Of
that article, which Is being transferred tothe Flying Eagle, and
viii complete her cargo, making in all about l $50 tons on board.
We are Informed that the guano on Jarvis Island cannot be ex-
hausted in twenty years, at the present rate Of shipments thence,
and that the deposit on Bakers Island IL fully as great as that
on Jarvis Island.
she 10 to take in . quantity Of potatoes, bulbocks and pigs.
There has been but one auction sale Of merchandise during
the week, on account Of the depressed state OF trade
FEEDlA small lot Of native oats was received during the
week, and met ready sale at &c y ID There i a little native
corn In the market, and but little OF no foreign grain of any de-
schption-
FLOUR-Ihe new -four from the mill Is being stored in con-
siderable Quantities There have been small sales at regular
Agents rates, s12 . Dbl
MOLAsSES-The Lucas takes n considerable quantity on
freight, purchased At about 2c y gallon. The stock on hand 5
still heavy and demand light
LCNBER-Dealers have still further advanced their prices,
and . considerable quantity Is being jobbed from yard at s4o9
SIS = N for Or. Shingles are getting scarce. but a considera-
Die supply il soon due from Boston, We hear Of two cargOes Of
lumber on the way from the coast, but do not learn the names Of
the vessels |
ExCHANGE-Is inactive, and We hear Of no transactions
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AGENTS FOB The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lakafaa. Mani c.. s. BARLOW, Esq.
N1Eairao. T.. Mani . l.. L. TORBERT, ESQ.
HHo. Hatraif Capt. J. WORTH.
Eatraihae. Hatrafi Capt. JAS. A. LAW
K0sa. Halraii THOS. III. PARIS. Esq.
EoLo1. Kauai DIR. j. W. SMITH.
San Franeisco, Cat L. T. FISHER, Esq
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DIED.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

In Honolulu, Aug. %. 1855, ELIZABETH, only daughter OF Capt.
William and Maria Berril, aged i year and Q months.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Aux- 19-Am- an bk Cnioc. Hedges. from koiiack. 200 VII
3o-Sch Warwick from Lahaina-
.0-Am-w VIII 81 Gen. Pike, Russell, from Lahaina, of and
on
n-Am- vh 81 Arab, Grinnen. from Koiiaek, 100 VII, sea-
22-Am- VII bk Caroline, POntiss, from Kodiack, 500 VIII.
E-Sch John Young. from Kauai.
2AAn- clipper brig Josephine, Stone, IS days I'm Bakers
Island
2SSch Warwick, from Navfiwili.
1@Sch Excel. Antonio, from KaIhivai.
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DEPARTURE rs.

Aug. 19-Sch Moikeiki. FIR K1hului.
1e-Sch Mary, for EaEzihse.
l9-Sloop Luika- for Kauai.
21-Sch Lihoiiho. for Hiio.
2I-Sch Kamoi- for Lahaina-
2l-Gen- Pike, Russell. for <ew Zealand.
z-Sch Maria, for Lahaina.
ash Arab, GrinneIl, for New Zealand.
24-Sch John Young, for Kauai
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From JARVIS IsLASp-per Josephine, Aug 2ECaPt- Theo'
Lewis, and 10 natives
coAsrwIsR.
From HLo-pe- Maria, August z1-Rev L w Clark. Master
w III Hall, Miss Z A Hall, Mrs c y Beckwith, Miss II Pierce.
Miss L Z Lyman, Masters d b Lyman, Z : Lyman and Il A
Lyman, Miss 7 E Coan, Judge Morrison, Mr. Potter. samuel
Alexander, Akana, Asein, and Is on deck
For LAHAISA-per Kamoi, August 21G W Brighton, A b
Russell, Utai, @ on deck
From. KAuAI-per John Young, Aug 23-Miss Patty, Miss
Irwin. Miss E johnson, Miss A Johnson. Miss l. Johnson, a
Wilcox and sons, and % on deck
For LAHAISA-per Maria, Aug 2S-W Ludium, Ajax, N 1
on deck.
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LATEST DATES. received n, shi. Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

..o,u,p AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO BY A
p,r,.. CRursER.-Csptsn Howes OF the schooner
H,hIs arrived last night from Mobile reports on the
oo,b ut.. when twenty FIVE miles south Of Key West,
Jaw a steamship to windward bearing down for us
Hove TO- to speak her, and when within rifle shot DIG
tspce she commenced firing rifles at us, the bals from
which passed between the men on deck and LODGED In
the bulwarks. We then hauled down toe jos, "heh
they fred two more shots They iaen sent boat Oh
hoard Of the Mobile and overhauled the vesseis pa
pers and declared their intention to seize the Vesse
abe not having foreign register on board, but alter
wards left without doing 20. They gave no reason Tor
acting as they did did they deny plainly seeing tue
American ensign set CD our vessel. The steamer was
the British war steamer S.yx.
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akTBURAt the residence Of bis fond and asgeved parents
Rs,elns lines jacob AhaI j. aged 81 month, aad q
d,y..
AsDERsoN-In wIaam.bursh Sunday evening May g. Of
MARY Ellen, youbges. child Of John and hnza Al
derson eyed 10 months.
BURsows-In thi. city Sunday May Elizabeth MOrre,
daughter Of Enos and Eli. Burrows
TIE hiends Of the family respectfully invited to attend her
Eighty srst street. five doors west Of Third avenue.
May g. Van Schslswycs Beaupsnd
BURNHAm-AtN Nc SO Wes Eleventh street on Monday May
10 Mary Helen younse't DAUGHTER Of Ebert L. and Elizabeth
Burnhsn aged year, months and 10 days.
CONNER-At No IS Monroe street, Monday May 10 Ks.e
dsusbtsf Of Mathew and Catherine Conner aged year. 10
months snd II days.
CONkOY-At No. 1874 Mott street. Monday May TO- ofcon.
.ompOn len, wife Of Thomas COnf0y sn'Ve Of K'''Om'
John Edward late Of hip Frederick GebhaId aged so
si aDe ;h S. ssrnoon It from Ii. s;e
No. 2ss UliOn street Brooklyn
bis resierce Brooklyn Long Island Tuesday
evening" May H. Wlheus Mynderse Hmrod aged 80 years
BAELON-At No. 300 East Nineteenth street Monday May
TO- There's. daughter of Felix and Mary Hanon aged months
JoNEs-At Brooklyn, Tuesday morning May H. Of con-
sun toD, William Jcnes, aged % years and months -,
IesdeDce No i6 Nassau street Brooklyn, O'Clock
MACY-On Tuesday morning May H. Francis G. Macy in the
his lstive and friends and those ,9npsw Joseph
Beadye respec,fay invited to attend toe funeral services
No IA Yves, Twenty fifth street His remains will be taken
Nsn,Deiet Buffalo and Cincinnati papers please copy.
kcATREE-In Brooklyn, Monday, May 10, John McAee'
aged 50 ysArs and II mouths
McKISLY-At No. S25 First svenue Sunday night William
Mckiny, in the Seth year Of his
PABOR-At Harlem Monday May 10, Abby Aun, wife Of
Christopher Psbor, sged IS years, mouth and days
PALMER-in this city, MONDAY May TO- joan ~ Palmer
late Of Stanford ConD., aged 10 years and months
QUS-In varick street Monday May TO- Clara AphoDsne
Jsumee wife OF Waiter Olin aged 10 aid 10 months
ROBFRTSON-A No $50 East Twenysevenih street SUI
day May Of eryspsas Mr' Ann Robertson aged 70 years
months and dsys
ShITH-At the HaDpden House Springfield, Mas Thus
dsy evening msy Gen Peter Skep Suh, lac Of Pnilsie
yhls Perm, aged % years.
wHIrING-On Tuesday, May H. AIMS De WIZ: caushte' or
Wa. II. and Mary l. Whiting, aged years months anu
day..
.ryemafns will BE- taken 10 Hudson for inernen:.
OTT-On Monday morning. May TO- IN the 4Sh year Of
her age. Louisa wife OF William Yelot-
The ras aud fisUds family respectfully invited 70
No 80 Jay street Brooklyn OF "enes
d,y .fteinooB, the 18th inst, al O'clock
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SAILS AT AUCTION
TrEsDAr, May ll-p. VI

Stock 'raosse,ors uPco limited sesle today,
ard 10 hsrnOoy xh TIE weather, which undoubtedly
has a depressing ipduencs Nearly al OF tse lesciog
ssass wee heavy al the Fire: Bosrd, a. decline u
FROM al & ceut. rae bears put GU costfseis on
selers options more freely ard succeeded 10 ert7o"le
lssir short hues spi at toe tine ia dr.~lg oa
cash stock s; .lght reduciou. Resiing ~As tue
most active s1iopg tie speculative shires. the plf-
cbasss 10 doaot mrsty IN snort Scoun'. New YORK
Csu'rai iel off 10 S. aud oSctve. Erie Sss fla:
i 24 sid pressed for ssle freely a. the close. rne
Eec,ipts taus fAT IN May sboa the IS last
,esr Michigan Southern WAS hammered dowa on
selless options until the regu. sock touched PSI az
which point i was slightly 6'mer. HUDSON RIVER was
.tesdy At from 80 83c!. wthOu; particular scav,y.
poeh Lizard declined y ecu, VI moders.s sales At
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Movemenss OF Ocean stem saers.
Pnss~.xers Arrived

IN ssed mIlip Persia yro~ Ltreyrot-A Mornoa at Bee
eocs aud lady Mr.. Smok and NJ. Csupo.l >ay cad
dsusher Mis- Rye Mr. ard Ms Cs~ths John Oa n'oer asd
sdy 8 Harri. aud adv Mr. Lactonh. AID ady H. dsins
Ttcs Lsthsn Boo'e Il. Secs l. hsssucs Csyt teosst
C. WaeIlow 7 Brown Mr. G.Ieotti. Geofss HOOD .na sy
ADV M Goodyeu lady sd Sc Mr BlchAnsn Ard sercy
Mr. H,rri., Mr. Robinson; Mis-. O. year and 800 's-e
CAM b.n sd three children O. fs, .' "a to, ea,.'-e e
Frch Nr Fitch and l.dy Master Duncan snei,a ~ Con
rriss. lsd, iufsDt sud ums- Jno J.fdn, " L-vts
Csw,hs~ NJ Lays, SIC r.yB.msD Aerr taspgasn, n.
Tbem.n T Hsubury. = HsE5gry, O. r. h..wsl David
.5v aud ou James Rawlings. john Hadsson. Nss "a Coo.
.srtipe VIM Wild ~. and sdy JsG.s y hsief Lyoos,
/ Hvusn J Booth NJ. Wphelr, W. II. Perry Ed~sd
Pr,Ifrr M Tr a. jane Ouow Taos Taylor d. Rossrs,
In .,ip May0syst Etds. from Lond0nG-o's. Besty and
l,dy Rstimore GeoreeM c. din and i.iy We hsAa1se
Goodwin Ypglapc John O. anger snd lazy Ne~-iefh
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MARINE JO URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........M,


s,.m.bips-Arsbis (Brl sone Liverpool C9ns'd Chess
n.sIs Orwell Portland II. b. Cromwell 20. Locust Pd-i,
E,srct Bsltjuor- ~ B. Cronwe ] Co -,
Sbin.-Austf,lia smith. Lv,rpo', williams oai9n eadsn
cny D..hor Boston. J. Akirs c.. ward btksf Ben
Fs,cco Wells Emanuel, Surprise, Ranlstt AMER 4 A.
Low Bro. - ,.,... ID HI A A..
pSts. S,t. Downing Wilmington MayhewI rseO, Co J
Gslsso sDnb Richrnond c. h. Per'oo Col Ps9nm.s %.
s. f,rl.ouyill- Maybew; Sems, CfockeT' chalstp Y
Ksl..x. STRANGE DBL, Nicholson, Ann.P"hs ~ . j. '"
Wbssier Fssf Grsharn Galveston, ID {. Murray
scbooper-Bereen Msse-, CRY Point james hnntsI 10
" R,l.igb Horton saysnnsh ID {. Murray s'eSGt wst
l.l. Horton II J De Wolf EmPir., BrsSsh.w OstassA
4 Co Whistler Pre,by Tsupt MISTER Gilman Crow.A,
Bo,top s. Lewis Co. y she.rer, sheeref' "Aminths
r. p Buck Co -, Nh
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sse- sdycs Of the % ius the Stock msrtst hiss been
,xismely duh TIE same inactivity P,vsls Ia every dsPs
4 trade IT. only mPtts vent OF N" go D. tn
s~ucr of 5000 90 Of Treasury ss =; '.te. rsnEng fo
81 Ia the biz. edins ~ % ''aool
~ 90 b.h ,d.d e. Al aal undsr tn- b4taec A.
cent
Inve.m.nt Stocks have general improved. and tln'e9n
h,ye ben it,l- lively thr for f~ wees past ol
scues have hem neglected sod IN m. oi n
Railway stocks there 10 decline spcs OUT l.st 49,
1h, doe 10 th- reduced pts on most OF ta-
ro.t The at ansic,s from abr al - the 10, 3'. pr
rer Cou.- heus quoted ga al ADVANCE Il cent OF
previous quotations: ,,,,, =. A..
T.ru,e.. Vugr Caf Tuis ant N'rtn Carolina, 20 a.
,,r,,dirs 500 go hafuf ~h;h IA ss-o4ri W
rr,a h,,- siysc cent. Missouri H. Ienns.see Csi
IA ma - cert. a. issue, ssh. ga 80 Nrn Ca,,inA
4. Gems hish,r; Ohii ISil lotGi2; 'ss IL - i" N-s
So 6, ss,- & IS a; lI'i tsied safes lS''
CIV IA County BoudsBusae,s moderfes' ifm ras "ita
.ri,. in me .iAlc.. l. ai.vils, ky cent have er~a
... A. s7s tpt a cent advance San sno 8. nss- %
,,yspced 4. L,,. Ciy 6s tNnn'cpsD y cent Io~rr
s.ve ben ye'y Cry g en-. 500. y o. 'h''
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NTv-OslElys May 10 The 'sss 4 Corros 70 ss, -.
500 t.l, 1t 6'n pices FnseHrs are better sshiss r.
CHANGE icsd iosl
OswrGo vsy H. p D-FLOvR "a hotter demand ssis, s.e
bis al 3i5d az mn To 'AiiA se WsEir lss,s,
81. - TO tn.h a, 7SG Ia r CtcgS sp lex Cosx s.~s,
,,L. es ooo busb liir ois River 81 OlTs So Cs,i
TRyIcgrs-V r.st g. - Me- fors l. 10 lNFosrs -<sv-
a. zoo bu.h, Oaf. Cara FxF0srs-ige0 BIDS, oar slsAr
bush Wheat I0Cce Sash Gem, go sg'h BUisI ~ % ss,l
GAt
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MARRIED..

JARBOE-LINDEMANN-On Sunday, May g. BY he Rev
Chs. J. Jones Mr. Vernon Jsrboe 70 Mics Mary Lndemann
sI II this city.
IoCKu OOp-WOoDMAN- On Saturday, May BY the Rev.
Taylor Csl,n b. Lockwood to Anna b. Woodnsn, ootn
tfbrooklyn
IyGIFN-PROBsT- Saturday, May 8. by the Rev. G NJ
Noolo 1t h. r.rdeoce Of TIE brides father H1boken
M H. Legi.n 10 Mics Caroline f. eldest daughter OF John
q. Probst, ttq
ORCOrT-CLARK-In this city, Thunday, April 70 at the
PresbyteAn CnGrch the Rev d. Parker
Ctss Orco,, mecbsn- Helen + yoanses -soen'eI oil
A. Cisik Of this city.
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Albany Cattle Market.

Wfsr ALB.SY May TO- lss
The q ansTOifan The Nv C-1tr.l RIi-
read tie week rndicE Msy ~ that there hsvr srsud
from The Wet S5.s Ba9et. d-cgdinf CO-. 55 shs-g,
- al H,ss ard , Il, Dog.
r. d. y oe piis ir ~ pls; week he fec-ip. ~ 100
h.s OF Huos d yNGsan Upon the p--yi)
w,,ks ais~ Ea.'.fu hCyess Dutshess Conu'y
ale tN,lse huidI-t id5c pound live
~si4ht Po''bs 10" hesa viii ssst~ad Piic,s de-
girsssi a. q owl . lid
sHETF- About fr0 'olt a. Gjir = n, live we'sb,
Hoe $50 "a IL r-c.v-i IL ysri tn. the
prize T. goes. X-d .s ori.s j0 Hogs acid
.ts.c..
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Marsr,--P,port>d 5v T,legra8a.

koRtr MAY loThe sales Of CorToS to-day o bAe.
a. y ctSLpc pii~-s, ..re'p'.. 20 bates
CHsRIfsT0S May eIhe sales CorTos o. lay 100
tul-- WITH u:
rAvAssAH, day ID OcI CoTroS market 4. unchanged win
huiirc trsDsAcfiirs.
AVGrsr., Cs.. Nav loThe CorToS market il dull aud
cbus.d
tHiL.DFLPEiA, May n - NHEAr quiet. Red kidsl 10;
White : 51 8 - CoES tuoysar. s-ss Of 0eV bgsaels.
"hIsD dGb aid cen. !O~er Provisions pAl
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me Tunes 81 Frdsy ssys;
"Conirsry tc general e1pect.ton, the Bank Of Eng
land sbstsned to-day from lowering Their rate OF us
count 70 % per cent. Ii is presumed, nevertnees
that heir unemployed reserve Of Doe- is stu stssdy
Increasing Hence their hesitation 10 not NEE ing the
maj ket rate apparently parurs from sound pre-
csdent Possibly however, the pending arrangements
With regard II the e. 0O0,0tO TO be sooner or later
supplied the Government, in connect on with 'ne
discharge Ct the Exchequsr bonds falling due on the
9Th Of May, may have mad some bearing upon the
question.
The closing quotations Of the French Three per
Gents Oh the PARE BouTse this evening were OF. Dc
for oney and 69i 55e. for the account showing IN
the former decline of e cent IL has been an
pouhced from Paris TO day tna On the present occa-
zion the Credit MobIier will pay no dividend
TIE following interesting statement hss been re-
ceived from careful correspondent showing the re-
rults Of Isl Of the suspensions ncuiing five large
banks whi,h occurred during the Commercial crisis
with total OF liabilities 10 be met of "a ~ $50, and
on which the deficiency now appears 70 be about ~
Ter cent. Dat of 50 London firms Is appear TO have
paid or to be about pay, in fal, while of the pro-
vircisl houses the number that have attained this
conclusion is only out Of &c.
Result Ct SUMMARY OF THE STATEMENT AFFAIRS sab
mi,ed by LAG mercantile firms sd i've bauss wnieh .i.
pended payment during the period Of the conneTclsl
from the commencement. Of November 1857 70 the end Of
February, 1888.
To capital tpaid upl Of i've bsnE'...''''''''' 45sso
To To sbiis
rO.h................... .siO,H2 S65 fH4a7. 589
Rv available - SIP $50
nv balance carried 77490
ar, SO
To balance deficiency, 91754. 40 viz:
50 London firms, dsf,iercy con -
siderstioL claims. 4769 1sl
On liabilities ..................... Lon. i67
GO Country OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l67, Sos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOS SCI
Total 1855 soo
Less,uIpus, or oo,.-
IL full Is London firms. 4l,cei3j5
9 Country DO. ........... SUM- 1891 SO9
III.
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Rccc;,,. Of Productivity II.

~ C,is Ral,oad ~ f,o days-ef4o bbls Fo1f 90 a.
whi,ly I2t DO AZ Dol 2Ss psrs Provon' SO do Cse-s
81 a. Lar is 20 Ashes rs tt@f. yb3 o. Po,sss
b.ss Mat a6 DO Wheat slss Hides ss6 sides la
~ o ls Leather.
by Noya Rrey Boa',-t 222 bhls Pour. Thr. A'h.s
20 DO. MhiskN Is hl.h Mh..f. l3 80 20 OE.s
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,,.,,. ooa L.s. n.vcy on my ell .Aa psdCo al who
Wssnssd Amen" ~
He !, q short, STOUT man, with gray sandy hair, fnu
lace high foreb cad aud clean shaver And nss"y
dfes.e1 10 Decent black suit. He appears 20 10
man Of Intelligence, snd undoubtedly hss seen 0''''
DAYS. -. f,.,,oon
ard To re are come slight hopes tba. be VII Ic.h
He BIAS not yet been identified. Newark A1'''
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The HewJersey Christian Con easoa 10 John.onsurs
ssst .npns y" "a. Oh Saturday Of the month SAe dh a.
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The movements Of he PhilAdelphis banks sios Jan
usIy II, 1855. have been az fonows: 49,,

The N ssouIi BsIkf, u l- sald, VII ceT'"'H'' " p!
ing spscie by June |.
The S. Louis Republican Of Thursday re nas'
The payments falling due in bank on s ine tsa
INC ~ the e,.r, 81 their means en- regard u the
guilty q the paper offered to hem. Ei:htnse on
i1e East j. IN fslr supply, and New Oean. no, 50
mucn in demsnd at me rates heretofore fao.Sri
ard Missouri paper. on both the East and Sou n.
Outside, however. commercial bile 90 New. Orleans
msy be bought on better terms. There Is very little
Of bar note currency in the market, save hissJu'
paper and Ilino sld Wisconsin, wnch Il ID
supply vo
Condition Of the Barks Of Massachusetts,, May 8,
1853 compiled from The returns 70 the Secretary oil