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liosSssrsR's Sro1 Acn BssTEas This we'll msr.
it'd success Of tAsss sslsbealtd bittsn, -. The
daliy favor vAish Il has bssa Fsssissd b. or sst
rsspsesasis citizens, spsaksvOiums = 70 ite0aasy
IL briagng AAont The beneficial results fos wkeh
Il designed. Having bssa the resist q = =
sssrss u stsdy aad observation In tAe DeOlDst
pssetaee, % that tbs propsists hare no hssitsasy
10 presenting II 70 the world. unsurpassed n 4.
fsetins spssdy, esstsia sAd pssnassst euss for
al irregalsritiss and weakness Of The digestive
organs. 70 which nost psrsoss can trsss ID health
Sold in fall ssast bottles by al Druegssts,
orsssss snd Hotels thusghous The Unissa Bsaaes
aad Canada.
HARRISON ! GIBBONS, Agate,
nshledAw Main-st., bet. 9th and III.
WOODLAND CREAA."--ponAps ves BsAu
sssrrss TIE HAia-Highl psrfsmsd, ssperiss !.
fasy French article imported, and for half thu
price. For dressing Ladies lair il has no sqasl
giving its bright glossy appearance. II caused
esntlemsn's hair tocurl in the most n natural usa.
nsr. II removes dandruG, always giving the hail
the appearances Of being freshly shss Doeed Price
eaIy fifty cents. None genuine uniess signed
FRrRID0K Co., n. r., Proprietor Of the
"Bsim Of thousand Rlowers.',
For sale BY all Druggists. UyldAvl
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ssln Unaon there 10 HsYenReh !,
GOOD BAR0AIHs. TOO.
No. %, &C Il M oo.

IA MOTH BOOT. ana sapsiisd viii sb,a1sss
e nsis.tl u ths way 81 ssasoashls GODS, s. n.
DUKE hotis himself FsaAyto supply ths wants a
~ assdy u has ilss, ~ ~ lssa1 $500 rvScee -
Aia ovsrsses asc # snperiss quality, extensive
evsrshess @lst him ceas,'' for they Win 9 eeh
for nonsy alnost @uitAaut prios."
1sttsr ~ SAse, tAss Doctor bits.
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CoAL.--We call attention TO the advertise.
nsnt Of the Slaasstr Coal Oo.pasy. ".
have sssd thsir coal, and " were surprissd
TO ind - good IN article in lows. L. O.
Dobyns b ths agent, and hs energy and pc.
likeness are universally ksown.
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@Will yos answer, win Jon tell ~, Mr.
Sssdy Kay, vas not yesterday bsaatifa
day.
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Q. Q. 4. ssssalsS, will pay particular attsntios
% tAs rsating II heuss asA collecting rents.
Psfsess having kousss q rent will And II T. thsls
advastags 70 eli On ne . ! have got = number ol
applisatioas fsf houses.
0nss = "a street. over Fisklsa . Luess' Bank
Ing Hoes. tmehsd3v
Ds. INGERBOLL, DxxrIss. from ClsvslaaA, O.
has eosslsdsd 70 lsssss in Ksokuk. and nsy b sp-
piled to for dental operations althe rsidsaes Of
h.nsssdsa, nsq., sornsr Of an and Morgan sts.
MafeA l-d3es
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: Cb MN ERCIAL.


! 4.Ii.1s ~; ss 80 81 9s2:'ss.
FLOUR = Hammer Mills 1xtsa fanily (fai
wAsst)t1 ~ = 49, 1sss espsr1ss tsprisa
shsspsAoo, supsrsne 3SsS. Gate City Extra,
~ 90 per Dbl. Second quality, - 50 = bbi.--
Country aosr, - " i sSsk. Qsissy. ~ rs 10
-. 0rahan, Tan wheat - ~ PER ice lbs.
BRAN AND BHOATs, ~ pssios.
cORN-ReAdy sale u 10 70 7sc.
BARLEY---0oed dsnsnd for prime quaiisis, At
soc to lie.
wHEAT-Littis FIJI wheat 70 be hsd 500
| Will b paid for good article. Sprisg Is to see
fss Sssse, ysor svsAss ~ ts4ss; n GOD esrssey.
oATs-Is request q - 70 -.
RYE-sSs 10 ~ litals sssniag 10
BuCKWHRAT-3ts = bssA. at Baapss Mill.
PorATOES-0oed supply selling u 70 to sse;
IRON sagons. - 70 81.
akocnanBAN. o. sssss fair 10 u. peia1ns1
70 ~. choice 10. slssissd ll.ssushsd 81 ~
u. AoIAssss-Plantstion - 10 ~, 3. II.
Golden 6yrsp. - 70 ~. Ce1ss--Rio u, JavS
70 loc. Rios 70 ~. 800,
BOAP-Pala 61s, Family %.
cANDLxs-st1 =. stsarins III. Aosid II,
III ss -s 4
LARD-Ssir supply, Tic 10 %.
BUTTgR-Iasr sapply. chsies II y n.
HiDss-Dry, SIC TO sej green. 4 tolls.
HAY-Prsiris from 1s v 80. Tinothy, AZ
10 SIC. Hungarian, "a 70 {. 10. d
SUNDRIRs-onioss.se = lej Egss, 70 Nd
Feathers, 4ec 10 lsc; Waite BsAns, lie to -.
YRUif-Rsir supply. Gress apples, sAeiss. 81
70 TO q. Dried apples, - 90 to q Is per bsshsl
Dried peaches, ~ - TO - ~; Rsisins, - Il .
rs.
PR0vISIONs-Mesr Pork els 80, sAouidsfs 5,
Sides 3, Hams Z.
BRgF-A % grossj lAs toe pr quarter.
HOGS-4Dssass1 1 10 a.
SHEEP-47 70 - y head.
sALT-G. A., u 81 70 81 ~; Kanawha, = is.
ExcnASss.--on New York for currency
snt.; for gold PER cont. St. Louis pr =
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REMOVAL.
The Dali = GATE CRY OFFICE IL
in McCvnn's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Estrance on Second street;
Cesntiag Rosa lsst door 70 the right.
Orders for Ill kinds Of Job Work filled
with nsatasss and dispatch.
-
TAX SALs.-Ths sale Of lots for railroad
taxes oonnsscsd yesterday, and will b. eon-
tinnsd to-day, and 20 on inds6nissly. until
done up.
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DENTAL CAH0s
TAR X. J. P0RRE desires 10 isforn ski6
IL nitythst be has determined 70 nar
bis permanent residsscs. for The pssps
sisins DENTISTRY. His bssinsss sae1I Sasat1
elsewhere are sueh that IL win not b possible II
bin 70 locsts sntii spsiss. He feels ASSURED 4
Giving The sssssaty tAss hs sill ssas psspape1ln
give entire sstisfaesioa In the varioss bscG
his profession, 70 al Who nay favor ~
patronage.
ksrxKrscKs-J. B. Howell, B. I.,I
3. =. Miller, Of Ksokakj Ds.J Row., d. ~
Sanders, lows City. [ostloAAvtf1
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TIE RIvss.--Ths gorge ssvs way alishaly
on Monday night, and yesterday the shasssl
opposite bssans clear. The wstsr rsesdsd
rapidly, Issvisg i.nsess piles Of ice on
either shers sssssdisg perhaps - eighth Of
.! . mile into he river. We learn that
tsass were crossing yesterday q Wsrsss %
the Zoe. Bats lev sisss vssn Ssys like
Yesterday VIII soon clear oss The ehaansl.---
Tho fivsf y clear ffea Tuliy down. Tbs
De- Aoinas sans up 70 thss place and ~
compelled 70 return.
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AAml0lssYssor,s Noaice.
Il AvIN0 hssa appointed administsatos ON the
hereby notify III psrons indebtsd % - eetate =
make paynsns q onss; also, III persons hasine
slsins aSaigst asid eststs Win present then fos
ssltssnsns vitkig. thrss months 3foa the dats 81
thts noties. JACOB DU0HEY.
Adniuissrator Of D. Rush UttIe. SeeeassA.
Keokuk. Ysh, ~. 1874
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a Ousiosr1Y.-In Beetle Dagsssssan Gal
lery, on Third-st., We saw the other day I
curiosity, which ~ presume will bs par
tculariy inssrsssing to those who lived hsrs
"whsa elA settlers hers on this side
OF the kivsf--anA tia NsSnsm
On the ssAss, hsps jsss sssh iavs,
And broke sssh oasa, - tAsy chose to-
It iss lifs-liks picture Of the Prophet, Jos
Smith, and his brother Hisan, taken with
books in thsir hasds, standing in frost Of
thst great Tenpls which Joe VS. bsil1iAe.
1t i sid % - the only picture Of tksss
msn in he hands Of The 0sntilss, ard Bsell
ought % sals bic fortune in naltiplyins
copies Tor ths devoted Faithfal, and ~
curious 0satils. He hes them for sale.
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=, - 2N2SE. -. =,
INFLOW Of 1assoahnsslls Msdisal Society. or
L - over Iiskisn ! Lssas' Hank, Third q.
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Co.PMrtueYsAIp.

Tho pnderigned, having formed ! Co. Partner5
ship asdsr the name and style Of Haines Brother.
snd purchased the entire interest Of II. g. Fsrras,
Will con tinns the businsss Of Misunderstanding Heeh.
Deors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tuhing, ks., 81
the old stand, corner of Bluh Stfssts, nsst tie
Keokuk Fl. Dss Aoines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEs,
oot8-d
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TaisD WAND Aasrlso.-Os Monday siGhs
there was large nsstiag h ths Third ward,
the object Of which was usdssstosd 70 BE-
the nomination Of q Aidsrmaa for tina,
vsrd. 6psssAss wws 1910 By Dr.. Snilsy,
Hubssll, Df. Rsynslds, Rsddiagtsa, Sen.
harshalls 80 Waliiag. Ths psspis nsai-
fssssd - isssass iatssssa h city aGAirs.--
There was ssns sAasp sAsetiag By thsspssk-
IN, bat general god hsaer prevailed. No
nominaGioa vs. na1e.
After the adjsasasasA, Cspt. silss organ
lied peoples meeting, VI ish made dem
onstratioa in favor Of NJ. Ssnpls for MAJ
or.
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DeIaWaEe Cavrency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list BY the latest advioss. All here saa-
ed Are d Pas in Philadelphia.
Bask Of Chester Valley.
Bank u Chester County. r.
Bsnk u Danvills nnnrs
Baah u Delaware County, chez
Bank Of Germantown.
6Aak q nnsgo.sry County.
Doylsssown sass, Doyiestovn.
Esston Bank, 81 kastop.
FaSmsn' ard Asehsaics' Bank. Esste1
fssners, Bank q 1ssks County, Dsists &
f.I.ers' Bank Of Reading, Needing.
Lshansa Bank, 1t Lebanon.
MAsch Chsnk Bank, Aassh Chunks
i S s:.s:s:s1
~ Jersey Banks Il )
r.
az Heaf. f.
~ e h:nI Pns
sts Bank. Camden.
Itate bank, New BruH1 i s.ss1
rats Bank, Newark.
LSenton Banking Compa
Ru1an Bank u FrenvhtowT.
e0lvens banks ot " ~
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otOrage NosIcs
rrxB 1olloWisg oeods viii ~ scld " pay cAASxss
II not eslsd iss n thirty Aays frsa this dsts.

j. =. \. HI b1s. n1se.. 3 Trunks ndss..
bdl. bsdding, sask nds6., hhis. u1se.
Day sfssis April ID, u avstiou resm q Kendall.
Hose @. OONNADLH 6MYTH.
Ksskuk, AAssh :, 'Se-AaA
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-! f.; !!
Canal DO ci.vsisss.
seneca County Bank. =
Miami Valley q. 49,. -. 30.
City BAak Of col1
r:s.: a. s Bank. Detroit. -
AAccmb Co. do As.Clemens. -
Fsrmsrs' ! Aeehsnics' Bsnk, retr1
INDIANA.
Z Tippscanoe Bank ,Winnenae.
TippecAnoe Bank, Logsnsport
Bank q the Capitol, indianapolis.
Central Bank, do
ExchAnge Bank, Greepcastle.
Bank Of Warsaw.
itLINors.
Bank Of BelIsviile, Beilcvilie.
Stock Security Bank, Danvile. =
Peoples Bank, carini.
Nashville, kushsiIle.
lutsonyille, Hutsonyiile. -
All fecsivsd.
WASHINGTON, DC.
SourI cAaoLiHA.
Not received.
Not received.
Not received.
SEsRAsKA.
Not received.
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o. !" 80 - ia . r q = =.
oial affairs until the fall trade opens, and this year
crops 70 be moved The money market is UNCHANGED
aud rates of discount still easy ever FOREIGN
exchange CLOSED ARMY at my last quotations. The bu
ness for the Boston steamer u. was light AZ
nearly could loasn. about $500 600 in specie will
go out in her Treasury notes in less request and
the rates which they have been ceiling are scarcely
maintained
The stock market active at decline Ia prices and
the tendency was downward Pacific NJ u + Co w.s
active and higher AT the second board prices declined
further and the market closed heavily Pacific NJ s
III, Use Of PISA cent, compared with yesterIay
second board N. X Central, 67i. define of Der
cent, Eyie, 2aS; Hud Rs-, 504 : decline Of Mich
So 25} decline a L. Chile and r. l. 7s5, decline
Of Galena and Chic, 80; Mil. and Miss, 3os aud
The -four market inactive, and 10 cents per
barrel lower Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn soacs
and hrmer Provisions duh and unchanged in price
Cotton dull Notwithstanding the favorable edsces from
Europe per North American.
The cash transactions at the sub treasury as fol-
lows N
Receipts nogdng rs 600 from treasury COS 20
Payments tmoniinr $500 900 ~ Ioul s2g II
The receipts at the custom house for duties were sas
SIC 81. ADSUM
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3 POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

ILLINOIS, The national democrats Of the first and
fourth congressional districts Of Illinois notified Nv
calls In the Chicago National Union to effect compe,
organization preparatory to the meeting of the State con
vention on the 9Th Of June next.
REORGANIZATION --'Thurlow Weed in the Albany jour
nal is unwilling TO sink The republican party aud build
up the ruins Of know-nothingisn and so on
He tle
'sIhere Ia, however, process by which there NAV BE-
effective and honorable reorganization OF parties
The republican party has always permitted the latch
string To hang outside the door None are preclude
from amittanco all invited and invited, too upon
equal footing with all who have gone in before them
In all essentials it comedies and inculctes the largest
liberty Such reorganization OF parties IL practicable
To attempt any other would he futile and degrading
This, therefore, is the conclusion Of the whole mat
ter the Abandonment Of tho vital principles Of the re-
publican party, with its and its organization to et
feet coalition with ay other parties, wond result a.
once in degradation and defeat few leaders might
submit 10 such humiliation. but the rank ard hs-
The organization essential principles, and name
Of the republican party must constitute the nucleus Of
any Reorganization II they shall, something effective
may be honorably accomplished and pro slavery democ
raey wiped out of existence In 1890"
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CONGRESS- YESTERDAY

The papers transmitted 70 the Senate BY the President
relative TO the search Of American vessels by British
cruisers in the neghborhood Of Cuba referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations communication was
received from the Secretary of the Treasury recommend
ing that authority be given to raise loan Of fifteen mil
lions Of dollars for period not to exceed ten years The
House bill to establish agricultural colleges taken up
and read, but the special order prevented its consdera
tion The bill to repeal the bounti to vessels employed
IN the hank and cod fisheries then takcnup discus
sed, and finally passed without smcndment The con.
sidcraon of the homestead bill consumed the remainder
Of the day., a.efb ,rtsaAaa g3t s. sst3s ~
In the House tbs bill making appropriations for
dry civil expenses Of the government reported the
House. and the previous question sustained thereon 1t
will doubtless be disposed of to-day. sill
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THE, WASHINGTON UNION

turned into higySw6 pdwe es6ersy Th~a Tie gems
man charges be ssid ~ - opt srpnptsst
bribery, and " Ae ms n bs hid pss md
hd fSI,s Nm Mn D a.ty y u
appointment Of the conference committees fs5 called
the President and inquired what they should and
that Mr. Buchanan besought and urged them just TO
''S W. A.s- sS.s ~ Of Nj Mont
goery ross misrepresentation OF the facts and
surprised that be has little regard for knowledge
" Rhe Discriminating tellgente OF oar desnocrtcy,
toventure such assertions = Waynesbwy (Pd lNesaa
Nay IL.
The statements are 20 prepostsrous aud monstrous
that they win be regarded only with disgust here
where their fslsity Is known. In the interior of
Pennsylvania however, there may DO persons weak
enough to be supposed upon by them, and for the
benefit Of such persons, we comply with request
that has been made to us by pronouncing them false
in every line and letter. If the allegation of the
Waynesburg editor be true, it is clear case Of an
attempt to sail under false colors; and il is fact
not little singular that opponents Of the admins
txation should seek support from the people by pro-
Tossing adhesion to it. tai ssF ssH
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How MAcARoSr n MADE Conceive says the Bs'
Advertiser. of table OF very thick plank. lbNa
this is made hole shaped like fnnnel-large on
upper side Of the table, and apering down to The ss
the intended macaroni ON the under side. This tura
shaped hole is lined with metal for anoothness ~
of large wire. of the size of the hollow TO We 10 tho ID
aroni, is held upright In the middle of the funnel
small bar passing through 1t from side to side o
funnel The lower end of this upright wire, being y
with the lower end Of the funnel and in the centre
has thus circular space empty ring, aroundit h
which the dough Is to pass and take its macaront s
On the table, around the funnel, is placed strong
hoop, wide like cheese-hoop which is filled WIZ
we'll kneaded, waxy dough. On this mass is or
down heavy weight or a screw, which forces II 'n
the funnel, the upright wire piercing hole IN the
die of it. and the cross-bar dividing it into halves
passes down After it has passed the bar, howcYe,
taperng of the funnel forces together the edges o
halves, which Immediately re-unite. and the menoe
grows thinner and thinner till ii takes its perieo
and issues continuously from the lower side OF fhe
whence II is taken in lengths of yard more and
up to dry
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Z. b ! {
TnE Coral REEFS or FroRpA. At the last meeting
the Boston Natural History Society, Professor Agss
gave account Of his recent visit to the reefs Of Eoh
and his explanations of coralinc growths lie esnfa
the rate Of coral growth TO be only few inches in %
tury tenth twelfth part less than has been hita
supposed; and supposing the reef rises from depth
twelve fatbons, he would calculate ts age upon ID .
rival at the surface Of the water to bic about twent7
thousand years and the total age Of the four dstnd
conccntrc reefs of the southern extremity of the penn
suIa to be one hundred Thousand years Professor Wy
liam D. Rogers said that the physical conditions c1u
not have differed much in that region hundred houa
years ago from what they now are, and conseluen
that such calculation could reasonably be made "a
the data accumulated by Professor Agassiz. Dr.
Wenland called attention to d fact observed BY y
while in Hayii, which would seem 10 involve ID
rapid growth of some kinds Of corals than is gcner
assumed. He there noticed branches OF species Of Nv
repoc from three to five inches above the surface
water, which must have grown during the short WIZ
Of three months, when the water is high
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OBITUARY.

DEATH or A CESrESARrAN, The Row. Ethan Osborn Of
Fairfield Cumberland county New Jersey died there on
the lst instant in his Tooth year. having been born ia
Litch6eld Fairfield county. Connecticut, on the 2s q
August, 1883 At the age of seventeen Mr. Osborn vol
unteered private soldier In the revolutionary army
served in the campaign Of l776 and ia the retreat
through New Jersey. The greater part OF bis regiment
taken prisoners at Fort Washington but he escaped
through the happy accidcntor as he called it. mer
cul Providence being absent sick leave for few
days at the time the fort surrendered His feow-sod
who we're taken died suffered terribly in the ooh
Sugar House, the prison ship. On the expiration
his term of service he returned to his fathers home
Connecticut, and afterwards went through the regular
course Of studies at Dartmouth College He was one
four graduates of that institution all lately living
whose combined ages exceeded four hundred year
At the age Of twenty-seyen he licensed az q minis
ter in the Presbyterian Church, and his first aud only
charge the Old Stone Church az Fairfield, N j
where he resided altogether seventy years He was
stalled in the year 1889, and resigned his charge
active pastor in 1874, making period Of fy-four years
of uninterrupted aboB over one flock. During bis min
isty in this small country church he baptized about Que
thousand persons performed about the number Of
marriages, and buried about fifteen hundred persons in
the church-ynrd where he has himself at length
been laid at rest.
DEATH on Rrv DIR TYLrR.-The Rev Bennett Tyler,
d. D.. died at his residence in East Windsor, Conn on
Friday last, the l4th inst, at the age OF seventy four
years. He graduated at Yale College in 1904 in ts|
same class with the late John c. Calhoun, of South Car
lima, and Rev. John Perpont, of Medford, formerly
this city. He was President Of Dartmouth College h@
1922 to 1928, when he resigned, and was settled ca
of the Second Congregational Society in Portland Nam
succeeding the Rev. DIR. Edward Payson, and confined
his pastoral charge until 1884 when he was ELECTED
President of the Theological Seminary in East Windss
Conn, which Office he held until his DEATH
Richard Willing, esq, of the oldest represents
tves of one Of the Oldest and most distinguished lhA
dclpha families, expired at two o'clock on Iucsbr
morning last. Mr. Willing the Of Thomas VI
ling, formerly president Of the United States Bank
was born at the old family mansion at the corner
Third street and vikings alley, the 25th Of Der
Der, 1T75, that he in the SD year Of his age
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FROM our OWN CORRESPONDENCE
NEw YORK, Tuesday night, May 18th,

NEW YORK, tuesday night, May 18th, 1858.
The meeting which to take place this evening at
the Merchants Exchange to protest against the alleged
outrages by British cruisers in the southern waters did
not come off, because the leading merchants and ship
owners did not think that there any necessity for
any demonstration that the matter has been taken
up the government and proper action taken to inquire
into the facts and give due protection to ships
There is some talk OF mass meeting TO be held in the
Park Friday to give 10 the popular Indignation
The arrest of Captain Judkins of the British steamer
Persia charge OF ostructing officer IN the
discharge Of his duty causing little excitement
II appears that Captain Us ship put in quarantine
by the health officer, her arrival and orders given
him not to allow any board her to leave until she
was released from quarantine. Among the persons
board officer and his detention by Captain
J In obedience TO DR. Thompsons order il the grcsInd
Of the complaint So far as can learn, Captain Judkns
only did what he believed to be his duty and 1t appears
from correspondents that has taken place between Mr.
Cunard and Mayor Temann the subject, that the
mayor is Of my opinion The offensive language said to
have been used by Captain is disproved by several
ties who present w
Including the exchanges at the clearing house and the
sub treasury statement Of Saturday the stock OF gold
held in New York exceeds $40 900 900 Consider
ing thst the exports Of gold for the last week $780,
600, that the withdrawal Of gold to deposte for treas
ry notes closc - 900 OO0 and that the Calor
MIA remittance of 81 $4,000 was only counted in two
days Of the weeks average it ia evident that the Aow Of
gold from the interior must have been very large else
the decrease in The specie average would have been far
larger than $722,4IS. The unprecedented volume Of
the undrawn dcpostes $50 500 1851 being nm increase
Of 1872 $50 during the week. is the conclusive
proof Of the Inactivity OF tindc, and hardly ex
pcc any very great change in the present state Of na