Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

SPEcrE AND BANK NoTEs IN THE Us1T-
ED SrArEs.-The specie in all the Banks Of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and New
Orleans, is only about half Of the amount
held BY the Bank Of England, and probably
less than half Of that held by the Bank Of
France The aggregate amount Of loans
of Banks in the four cities above named,
last week was 1928, ,2s7 ,467; amount Of de-
posits S142,s5f, ,35l; notes in circulation
S24,11e,375; and specie, s55,777,ls4,-I
Specie in the Sub-Treasury last week was
$iO,198,337. The aggregate circulation
cf bank notes in the United Kingdom on
the 2Sth Of August last, amounted to $780,
100000, of which the Bank Of England
furnished slO2, SOC, 900; the private banks
of England and Wales Sl5,60o,000; the
Joint stock banks of tho same, Sl3, ,400,000;
the Scotch banks, $1S,010,77o, and the
Irish banks, s2s, 800, ,0oo.-.Peterson's De-
tector, Nop. /.
THE BANKS OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.--
The bullion in the Bank Of France now
stands at about $4,000, o,oo0--a far high
or sum than was ever before held by that
establishment and more than S9000,000
in excess Of tho largest total ever collected
in the Bank of England. At the com
commencement of the present year the
Bank of France held less than 10000, 900,
and the influx in nine months has therefore
been S70,000,o00.
At the Bank of England the total at the
beginning of tho year was $52,500,00o
and it is now more than $05,o0O,0o0 The
highest sum it ever possessed was SILL
100000, in July, 1852. At present, every
thing seems to indicate that during the
next year, if not earlier, this point will be
exceeded. Petsrson's Detector, Nov. |.
A Man SHor.-On Saturday, the 10th
inst, three men were out hunting deer in
Limestone township, Pa, two brothers
named Marrows, and a man named Sutton,
and becoming separated, Sutton started a
deer which he followed. As ho advanced,
he saw what he supposed to be deer, and
fired, killing one of the brothers, James
Marrows, almost instantly. Young Mar
rows was sitting on q log, and the ball pass
ed through his hip, scyering an artery, and
he only lived long enough to say few
words to his companions. The unfortunate
young man was resident of Crawford
County, and was about eighteon years Of
age MaysviHe Sentinel.
M p.o.;1o. of d., 1rs;,o1 c,o.o, H..
~ ' d. ~ ,ho H., 3 ~ t,s.no'',. s~ n'
and requested Mr.. F. to send in his BILL
The account was $3.50. The news Of the
p"y 'i'0D' y '1e e''s'' A''S IVY ~" ''sN''s.'
MoRPHY.--Slnce Morphy has been in
a",on h. = bos " IL rlarod ~ y oanos u 10 % ~
97.Liah h. iost 90 49,, a,d "a 49, d.o,rn
Tbot ;s = nr.ttv @ cloon rocord ~ for . yonro
4 h,oor;cor M in IL OId Worl1
:,
nc 40'e@9 DA@de says Tue tyPe lot 'n'
new democratic paper 10 DC estaoilshed III
that city has arrived
Charles r. Webb, a shipwright of Con
nectlcut VINO last year crossed tho A'ianll'
IN small cut'er Oh only 20 IONS WIN
sIng,o companion, mas s recently ;,g l crosse @
bows of eighteen wears, as his entire crew
| Tho cntter was AZ DAYS snilino from Noy
York to London.
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Dr, Itannoipl,' 2 ce,epra,eq oPii,'Ia,is' 1T,.
mas oP'n,s 'e0"n',u' 1" ieesu'e ~ O'S.
on sunday 'as', nc sl''teu u as MS cahoi'
OPINION iounaed upon an experience OF hln'
years as mceiunn' ti'a' 'oIrIu1i'S'n wa
one-Inru INSANITY ana one''nlrd diaoohsin
Mr. randolph declares tnat insanity Is th
usua' 'ate o' france Ineu'u,ns. i1e mas P re
ministry.
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AZ LoulsViile' N.Y. iast week. lSur "nI'
women were sen'enced 20 DC sou iuto s''
very iof one year, lot 'he crime Oh "a
9rq4'y
Holders OF the Seneca Connty Ban
bills can get receipt for them bearing ar
trest, by presenting such bills to MIR. Clay
poole, the Roceiycr OF the City Bank
Columbus.
Gov. King. of New York, has appointe
: Thursday, 18th of November, as Thanks
2 crixipfr I1ov