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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
A UCTION NOTICE.
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UCTION NOTICE.
a PEREMToRy SALE OF MAGNIFICENT House.
AUGUSTUS SEYMOUR HYNARD. ArcrIo>kgR,
VIII sell on this day Monday, Al the prsyse resi- No
20 eat Twenty sxth street. Sixth caersng
the largest and best assortment Of household furniture offered
every article peremptory sold highes bladder
DRAWING ROOMS.
Solid carved rosewood paror suits covered In Richest hroads
consisting of two SOFAS two CHAIRS reception chairs
and eight paror chairs rosewood etegres sary marble
and mirror doors bookcase nei with
satin wood superb marbeop tables TURK
ISL and reception chairs etegeres French plate
and pier mirrors rich embroidered lace curtains and cornee
shades bronze eight day clock bronze and bsque hgures
velvet carpets, rugs 70 match
OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE.
God panofore nlad with pearl and solid pearl keys
rosewood STOOL covered in brocade; music rack, rich
brodered cloth cover; muic book a.
OIL PAINTINGS,
by celebrated artists" The Holy Family First born:
match raintnes by Cole; Scenes In Germany By keche
su, erb pastel paintings French line engravings
DINING ROOM
Carved oak extension table sdeboard oak armchs buffers
payne &c. French china dinner and sets richly
rated silver plated casters spoons forks
baskets &c ivory handle knives and forks rich Bohemian
glass liquor set water bottles &c oval mirrors, BRUSSELS
carpet. &c.
CHAMBERs-sECoND STORY
K6h carved rosewood bureaus statuary, marble top
Ere neh plate mirrors bedsea1s and commodes match
hair mattresses feather BEDS holsters and pillows blankets
elects eounepanes mirrors carpets lace curtains and
CHAMBERs-THIRD STORY.
Mahogany French bedstess and lnds match
bedding 6c sofas, rockers chairs card and tables
book shelves what n0ts, &c Sale 70 Commence al los DEL @
IN basement competent person VIII be in attendance to
N. B.--A cash deposit required or all purchasers.
A. s. HYNARD. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

4 uCTION NOTlCE.-M. L. PHILLIPS WILL SELL THIS
IA day At ~ clock At auction at the New York Horse Ba
Iar, horses wagons harness. &s; also feed wagon,
grocery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A SITUATION wANTED-BY 4 YOUNG GERMAl
"a girl d. general homework IN small American family
Ca az IN Madison ST, 10 the rear room No4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

ELEGANr FANCY GOODS
u f.. 4 II. III SCHENCK
WIN sell on Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. Fl and o.
Al II O'Clock each day,
At their sslesroom No. IS Nassau street,
One of the richest assortmentsof
FANCY GOODS
Ever offered n this CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

DAwNBROKERS SALE.-THIS DAY, DEC. ~, j. NOR :
TINORE will sell Il No East broadway rge aasort-
meni Of womens wearing apparel all suitable Tor
The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Upward sCHENCK, AucTIoNEER.-oN MONDAY
II December TO- at ii O'clock at Is Nassau street. for
yenience saIe-E az II. sCHENCK viii sell for the be-
nett Of whom nmy concern the wines and liquors wine
glasses glass &C. being the selected expressly
for the company and bottled to order in EuropeD of late
steamship company consisting Of about IS dozen and I0 gal
Of pale lbrandies London dock dark do SUPERIOR
also small lots very fine pale and golden sherry Madeira
GIN Nicholson London gin, Pinet Casllen Cos brandy,
London dock Jamaica rum cordiss, Ac Catalogues and
samples morning Of sale. No other goods admitted
Alos close several consignments shall offer large
Havana and domestic including the usual
riety of sizes and packages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SIT
"a 4suon. ehanhernaid and waitress 10 small family.
and good city references given from her
last employer CAL al % EST 18th st, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

THE LECTURE SEASON.
f,UpPFR LECTURES. . -
I Professor CHARLES ~ PORTER
Will lecture ri the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
on wrpSEsDAy Fvrstsg, December -
AtTts O'Clock
Sahect--'The water we drink,
Illustrated with
Brilliant experiments
Admission q cents
JERSEY cITY.-THE REV o. h. FRoTHINGHAx WILL
81 deliver lecture la the given tor the benefit
~ tbe Wdws and Orphans OF The Jersey Gfy Fire Depart
ueu Al Metropolitan Hal, Monday evening December ~
rnmTt nrine AZ ~ O'Clock Sutrcf-fhe Conservative.
nFv r 4 HARRIS Will LEcTrRE At rffE NFw
X yurs University Nsshngian sguerr c. eta euag
December ~ ~ y O'Clock Ssc .ile tfcdiDuuy 81 Bs
cal revelations. Seap re.
f,rGroRs JESSIE BFHfrON WHITE HARfD Will,
- s.tv.r Nenlce hontsu Eenubic
Monday etruAnz Nrc - ~ e0s &c tgsy, ~
t',,aton Han Aston ylart. Proc p ceuts.
vtyAsurNG1oN btfFRsRY UNrov-fECf
w Thomas Francis 81 aghrr Est Nt lfTsr TIC opening
terrc III ais course The Cooper tnwft, % Tuesday even
,ny nee Al st occk v 10 plaee - ttv ~ 'nnnings,
,yseviorsiy announced Tskats ~. cumming lecture
sn ADMIT the ioler q this lecture admission Il cents
Ttctets b. obaia a he p.n psi hY1ts ~ 100 fhH
door on the evening 81 ths l.tt3ie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

YOUNG WOMAN WITH THE BEST OF REFE
a desires situation to do plain cooking washing
ironing general housework city She under
stands business well and is able and willing work Cal
s7s OH avenue near sd ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sITUA-
n lion chambeTmaid and seamsiregs Has objection
Of children Can give very good references Can
he seen Tor days al 81 Walker A. room No 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

THE RANNEy SALE
on Inc evenings the 1Hh and 2ls December Non5ay
and Tuesay nexhe sketches aud pictures NJ the late william
Ranney together the contributions Of the New York
tlsts viii b. sold at pubic auction ~ w. LEES AGO The
the sale he applied for the benefit OF Nr
Ranneys widow children This sale oilers oppor
iun,y or the among the pictures win be found
The works Of Durand. kenset lang cray Elliott, Baker
tasier Church TAFT James and william Hart Hicks Seams
Ros,er Cropsey, Edmonds souta9 Canery clifford Hayes
Boughou Gignouy Carter Hall Hubbard, Bionde, Ia fact
all our city artists -. :.
The riciures are now exhibition the OF II. M
ona Academy Of Design Of Tenth street and Broad
way. Exhibition free
rrHoMAg vETTcH. AtCTIONEER-OFFICE 10 SPRUCE
/ reet-sherids saleBy virtue OF several vrits
ton h directed aud delivered, shall TO public
due on Monday Dec ~ lSs, At ~ A. NJ Mt -, aud 80
broadway northeast NJ Tenth street large and varied
lot &c aud house furnishing articles fixtures Of
harness
Ar &c. JAMES g. WllJshT, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

yEANTED-A SITUATION nv AZ ENpERTENCEl
Nv VOTING Wufrau "a cha IN sta sWu4rssF BEST
referenre required ca he i0f two dbss aai "a
IT red. 80 ~ -th A. near Oh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

C,fTUATION wANTEn-BY a YOUNG WOMAN. Al
- hArr hermaid chds % do general houses m
good city or country references Inquire a. 2 iou IN h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

TNxECUTOR's BALE ADJOURNED.-THE SALE OF
II Of Garret Van Doren, NJ. d. deceased, consist
ing OF las of land with the improvements was I'D
ourned consequence of stormy weather. to Wednesday
Dec 90 The said farm is beautiful country seat IN the town
ship Franklin Somerset county, minutes walk from the
depot Milestone the Milestone and New Jersey rail
Sale peremptory and to take place on the premises
between hours Of IL and r. NJ City referencesC A.
Dofen Nassau street NJ D. Van Doren, DO Fifth
j. ADD1sON VAN DOhEN, EAecntof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE AN EXCELLENT
~ pianoforte OF most beautiful touch and nsh APP
ply toJAs VAN RIPPER, No. l3 Wooster street, between
Houston and Bleecker streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A UCT1oN NOTlCE.-RROwNE NICHOLS, Is NASSAU
~ street opposite the Post 0ace. viii sell Monday, Dec
D. ISIS large and attractive sale Of fancy fur, Russia
Isdson Bay sabes. mink, fitch stone maren &C.. The-s
goods Manufactured tie present AFTER the ates
ssles and mcS Improved patterns Tor both ladies' aud gentle
mems Q. the hnest qusty skins also splendid
fnsut sleigh, carriage and Jap robes, which
~ onud Rocky Mountain wolf robcs Isabella bear very rii
Flsy bear Hudson Bay wo Frenrn genet, prairie wolf
w1 cat wle polar bear very rich black bear wolf robe
sci Ia with blark bear, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

4 YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL. OF GOOD PARENTAGE.
a reduced circumstances Is very DESTROYS doing
hing support herself would Ike situation Cover
ness young chdr.u where she would be expected In
sruct various branches and also Ia the rud
nens music she would object 70 The OF chdreu
a. anythir T. make herself useful good home would be
considered muck more object than salary only small
would BE- expected References given Address o. H. E.
boz S.S63 Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WITH
~ fresh breast milk wishes baby he
own house 100 charlton g., OF Greenwich Cal 70
tRo days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

cO7E FOR SUPERB AND RICH TONED SEVEN
- ~ octave rosewood panotorte finished stye of
grandeur rarely 20 be found
design, the whole of Louis XIV carved legs
aud rich magnificent decorations most celebrated maker
fully guaranteed nearly and perfect; has all tho moerr
and must be - be appreciated SOB ui
street Iukes church FROM A. NJ n NJ al
this week This Is the greatest bargain A. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

LADY, HAVING MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD
"A pianofore, $3.50 instrument it,
gether with stool and Will dispose of for nearly half
lis vaue beautifully ornamened aud finished round
scooped keys nearly best city makers Apply
the residence No. Z Second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

STTURTION WANTED ~ a RESPEcFAELE YOUNG
- WOMAN viii good rsren from her last place. whcr'
40 lived would 81 willing % o. general h1u-e
wurk f0r 4 small private family n Wiling and ohhgnc Gal
~ two DAYS Is 81 Schermeiharl Il BruJklyu second dor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, wANrED.


APhRTMFN1s wAsrED-FQR A FAMILY on FOUR
"A PERSONS IN aSrespcctabla house: four qksve ~
aT-red The ner66ornood ID sixth adj Twelfth
srihnr premises and stating which 81 modere,
NJ " H. Herald oce Owners q tenant houses need not
UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED-FoR TIE WINTER,
by desirable tenant, FRS, CLAN house. well located. Al
ores. boz sS Post Office.
JIorgE wANTrD-wASrED A SMALL. HOUSE,
III with All the modern improvements on The hrm Of May
next cson between khh and Tweniieth sreev,
Third AMI SIKH Rent exceed as per
References exchanged Address L., boz 2oD Post Office
rousE WANTED TO RENT INfEDIArELY-THREE
III or four stories with 81 the modern Improvements. IN
ia rate location tiween Fourth aud Seventh
ia snd r,nt H. Post "a re Cbaihani square. ~ B-wn
purchase Eod house ser pFcc, payag part u Western
property.
poows wsSrED-THRFE ROOMS. on FIRST OK sE
il story uiisble for bed ani sitting and Kitchen
n for desirable tenant Rent about $40
ninth. Not ti4Ne tanai ssfent Address W " NJ, Herald
Uncs.
rrwo or THREE WELL LocArgD FURNISHED
houses wanted for pfi parties ~ he hghes respon-i
~ Also = large honse wanted, suitable for hotel Or
boarding. house. farnishtd pr unfurnisnsd.
BlSGht HOLDEN, NJ. . Nassau street.
yx-AsTrp-By A YOUNG COUPLE ABOUT TO
w commence Housekeeping i've neatly furnished rooms
csv convenient line ~ stages No preferred
ercss VITA a., A.. n. boz 2os brooklyn Po<i
Office.
xItANTRD-A SET OF SECOND HAND BoTLERs
w equal 20 30 holse power; Que boilers preferred Nd
dress Manufacturer. Herald oaiee.
vxrsyTFD-sEcoSn HAND SEWING MACHINES, IN
w Guiding waiaons improy ed Alec, for sale, liquor
store ir So worth sitp likewise camphene fluid lamp and
IN ssle Arpis Al ssi broadway room Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A N. MERwIS AUCTIoNEER-BY BANGS, MER
n. WIN CO. Trade salerooms, No. rs PARK row
tuesday evening Dec. n, nj O'Clock private library
standard and miscellaneous books in general literature iu
books, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

C,ITUATI0Nw ANTEp-AS ~ AM~TRESs BY APEoTBS
- Kngish woman. c Nnd o' ladies' and children
dresses understands an kinds ~ family sewing
fomuch object comfortable home Gall for two iays
- Wes 18Th s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WON AN WANTS A STTt
n alton cook; understands her business thor .h
eocd reference TO character an capahily. Apply
days 2O2 West 2si 81 first floor front room No obla
@ the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

A FIRST CLASS CITY MADE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
IA wood panofore and stooS viii be sold at halfs cost;
made order months since has splendid touch e
and all the latest improvements Apply at the residence l4S
Wooster street Houston.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24

TowsoNToWN, March ~, 1858.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Before
Hon. Judge Price. r. j. Cuttings, Esq.,, prosecut-
ing for the State
State u.s. VIM. Barney Hooker, justly indicted
with Mary Jane Hooker, Arietta Green, Mary Hook
en- and William Hooker, Jr. for assaultng Theodore
Miller, on the 10th of March. The parties, father
mother daughter and son, were arraigned and plead
not guilty, when the following evidence, in sub
stance, elected:
Mr. Miller testified that on the above day, he
passed the defendants house in sleigh, they hailed
him and asked If he had not reported that his name
appeared ON the criminal docket in Baltimore coun-
ty court, and before witness could make reply,
Hooker struck him in the breast and face while one
OF the females held him by the coat collar. Mrs.
Hooker also accused small girl whom Miller had
in the sleigh with him of telling sanderous stories
on her.
On the part of the defence it was in evidence that
Miller had slandered young lady whom the de-
fendants adopted; and when the defendants accost-
ed him IN regard to general SANDER he (Niller) at
tempted to strike Mr.. Hooker with a loaded whip.
Quite number of witnesses were examined and
from the evidence, the Hookers and Miller GER
tainly bad neighbors
The case OF Mary Jane Mary and William Hook
err Jr;, was abandoned by the State and the of
VIM barney Hooker was argued before a jury, who
returned verdict of guilty" Mr.. Preston for
the defence. Fined $40 and costs.
Elijah alas Boney Lee, indicted for assaulting j.
Marsnal hanna, reporter of the San, not answer
ing, forfeited his recognzances, and executions Or
dered to be issued against his bail. --
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24

On the ODD instant, JOSEPH WARREN aged wears ,
months and y days, son of Joseph H. j. and Evelina
Rutter
In North Carolina, on the Sth instant SAMUEL JONES
in the 42d year of his age
On the 2lst instant, THOMAS B. RUTTER. Jr aged y
months, only child of Thomas c. and Laura Rutter
On the 2lst instant ALICE, aged Is years and months
second daughter of James H. and Coriela NJ. Jones
On the list instant, JOHN NIiITRlDGE, 90 years
and ii days, third Of William H. Letha Ann For
roster.
On Saturday, the Goth instant THOMAS GLASPEIL of
Patapsco neck in the 10th year OF his age
On the 18th instant his residence near Reiscrtowp
Baltimore county, Captain JEREMIAH QUICKER in the
list year Of his age.
On the Goth instant ELIZA JANE, wife of Jacob Hart
zel 1905
AT Port Deposit, on the 18th inst EVA AUGUSTA in
FAINT daughter of Ellen and William T. Killman
AT Ocoa, Florida, the 18th instant OLIVER T. Cos
NELL in the 22 year of his age third son of Talbot and
Susan Gosnell, of Baltimore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
State Us. A. Green, charged with asssaultipg 7

State Us. A. Green, charged with assaulting T.
Miller. Entered stetted
Mary McMann, charged with selling liquor with
out license, on promise to quit the neighbor-
mood, was discharged and the case stetted
State Us. George Cole alias George Colt indicted
Tor an assault with intent to murder John Andrew
Etner on the 18th day of December, 1855, by stab
blng at Ether with dirk knife.
The evidence on the part of the State went to
snow that Ether kept grocery and liquor store on
Ledonhall street, near Camden. The prisoner, in
company with another man, came to the house on
the day named; commenced aquarrel, and said thew
could whip the whole house. Several negroes were
IN the store, and the man who came with the pris-
oner took negro's hat. Elmer took the hat from
nm and gave 1t to the negro, when the prisoner ran
up to Ether and stabbed at him with a knife the
negroes ran out, and the prisoner and his colleague
followed them; after they got to the pavement one
OF them cut negro in the face with his knife and
the other fired pistol in the store the shot taking
eiect In Miss Etners face then Elmer went out and
knocked them both down.
On the part of the defence it was in evidence that
Ether made mistake in the prisoner; he having
nothing to do with the assault on Etner but hap.
pened to pass by when Elmer and the other man
(Meakensl were fighting in front of Etner's house,
ana That the prisoner was dangerously stabbed in
the shoulder by mistake; when the prisoner was
taken to the station house, Elmer sad II have no
charge to make against Colt
The case was argued before a Jury who returned
a verdict of 'Not Guilty. without leaving their
box. Mr. Preston for the defence.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
NOTICE OLA NEW ROCK

BENroN's ABRnDGMENr OF THE DEBATES OF Con-
GREss.-The sixth volume of Mr.. BENroN's ABR1ps-
MENT of the debates of Congress- just published in
New York, by Messrs. D. APPLETON & Co., and for
sale by Mr. HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron Building in
this city, will be found, in ITSELF most valuable 70
postory of political information CARVING hack tho
candid inquirer into historical facts to the era Of
good feeling so happily inaugurated at the first adj
ministration of Mr. Monroe. 1t might have bean
thought sufficient for Col. BENToN's highest ambi-
ton to have had part and lot in every great ones
ton before the country for thirty-fv years and to
have sustained himself in so august a BODY as the
Senate of the United States with an increase of
reputation each term STILL he is restless at having
reached that age when laborious exerton is deamed
beyond the ability of most men, and is deyot;no tho
vigorous remnant of long and earnest life n
political Pandect to be drawn from the debates a.
large. Like the philosopher of Malmesburv. who
successfully grappled with the Had and odyssey
of Homer, in his eighty sixth and eiehty-seventb
year, as to hand them both down to posteritv in
all the strength of the purest English, he too is
equal to literary task of intense labor, with a
"manhood and bloom of wit" of which younger
men might honestly be proud.
To attempts review of the chief questions that ex-
cited the public mind and occupied the councils of
the hatioh uufihS tne interesting period from 1917
to 1921, comprised within this sixth volume of the
abridgment, would far exceed the scope and DESIGN
of our passing notice, and might unnecessarily AVA
ken the political prejudces of by-gone times Suf.
flee it, then, to say, that in opinion, the abr;do
ment of Congressional annals and debates could not
have fallen into ADLER hands than Col. Rrxro,,,
His comprehensive Judgment and untiring industrr
eminently qualify him for the performance of tb;s
great national work, which should meet with tbo
general encouragement due to its political imnor-
lance.
These volumes open vast field of philosopbc
research for the resoute and sturdy thinker. They
will aid in adjusting the exact balance between the
leading minds of each successive period of legsla
tion and will point out to the next generation where
the true gist of each question had been logically
placed with the precise mode of its calculation.
world of trouble might be saved to the Legislation
of the Country, by substituting for appant talk,
the sound constitutional learning of this abrdgment
1T brings within reach of all, the grounds and rea-
sons of the political system of the United States,
and it may deprive Legislative demagogues of their
means of mischief, by showing TO their constituents
the truth of many question heretofore hid away
in inaccessible volumes.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24
Ionetarp an0 Commercial 8tbietu.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1858.

The same languor have been obliged chronicle for
some days pervading Stock market and we cannot
perceive the clements of any important change for the
present The future not very clearly mapped out and
the present is attended with uncertainty Prices
OF our fancy stocks if may rely the statements
given by the managers the different works so low that
should be led to conclude they nearly touched
bottom and that appreciation in their values cannot be
much longer potponed yet by means mean to
speak with full confidence in the matter To-day Balti
more and OHIO Railroad shares rather fall of from yester
days rates 800 shares sold buyer 10 days A.
less; buyer 60 days 49, decline bonds of this Com
pany except 81 900 at soy disposed North
ern Central Railroad shares also something lower
752 shares sold regular way decline buyer GO
days 81 900 of the s5 bonds of this Company sold at
594, decline Canton sold buyer 80, at 22 100 shares
Springfield Mining Company, buyer co days, 9-16-no
change.
In New York first and second Boards to-day matters
gloomy and stocks generally fell off some largely
Virginia Gs declined l4 Missouri 6's Illinois Central
Il; Canton fell off BOX per SHARE New York Central
21; Erie 34 Reading 27 Panama receded at first Board
4 but recovered at second Board " La Crosse rar,s,
steady Cleveland and Toledo remained as at second BOARD
yesterday, 43 Mich Sou no change Cumberland Coal de-
cned ldl4 On the whole this has certainly been blue
day at the commercial metropolis is understood that
much dissatisfaction exists in Germany and Switzerland
on the part of capitalists and their friends by whom they
nave been induced to make Investments N some of
railroad securities in consequence of neglect and failure
on the part of many companies meet their interest
maturity 1t is believed in New York that Mr. Moran viii
consequently meet with little there with his Erie
railroad Loan Such occurrences have most injurious
eject on the general credit of the country ana we must
urge on Congress the great necessity of the passage Of
Just and equitable bankrupt law, which we oeeVe VIII do
more to effect sautary reform, in the mode OF transact
ing business and to revive confidence than all the talking
and speculation INDUCED on the subject
Money here continues tight, but this cannot remain so
much longer Bankers bills England have declined to
7 per cent 2T per cent below par Specie must under
such circumstances continue accumulate and will find
a vent ~ holders will coutentedly continue to lose the
interest their means
The only transaction of moment here we have heard OF
was sale of a cargo about 800 hhds Of Cuba Mo
lasses on private Sugars are held firmly at present
rates.
The Clearing House of the Philadelphia Banks into
operation on Monday. The weekly statements of the
Banks made up the meeting of the Board of Pres
DENTS Monday afternoon, and the footngs up are as
follows: