Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

Front the N. iudepcnleu'' Of tis ls' in'N
Mossy MAnkr1 The Federal Govern
ment has issued notices inviting bids for
lonn of $40 .000. 600, llialf the amount au-
thor zedl to be awarded ON the OH of An
gust The loan il to be for fifteen years.
and TO bear per cent. per annnm Interest.
The amount will be hid for by Earope, and
il taken there, will efectually prevent any
exnart of specie in August and SeP'emeer'
es AerIing bills will, in that case, be abnH-
dant. This will make moury cheap here
iii trough the fall , as specie mast aecumu-
late In hank, The Treasury will want the
money for immediate disbursements SO ilat
foreign gold win be put in circulation ana
find its way back into bank, in addition 20
he increasing receipts of specie from Call-
Iorlia. The Bank Statement for the week
shows loss Of specie OF S44SlB6l put
the California receipts have huen added
siuce, SO that large gain will 6e shown ~
the next. bank returns. The loans have
been increased over a million Of dollars,
vet the transfer Of credits arising Jut OI
this has increased the deposits in bank only
$160 600. There is no diminution IN the
supply, andmoney continues in great excess,
seeking satisfactory investments IN vain
Day Goops.-rhe season is over IN the
nam. ,lough fair YET limited business Is
heinz transacted by iolbers The market
has becn cleared Of all desirable goods but
is left with laige stock Of undesirable
kind. cspccialy 0f goods fit for winter con-
Sumption the imporutious OF last year. ~
! Ii is this fact which renders it almost Ger
tain that Interpretations viii he light TINS
lnl. except Tor French lancies, for which
Gl ore is an increasing demand. The sup
,Iv or these in the season Just closed has
beep far below the wants of the trade. In
lbnme.mnde aoads there is a moderate de
mand which is likely to continue through
,he summer A South aud Southwestern
active demand is expected, aud prepara
tions have been made to meet 1t. lhe re
ceipts of staple goods are steaoy, ana s'ocA
are Increasing. Prices are without chang
for all cotton goods. Woolen goods ais
arc more steady in prices than they hay
been, as the price Of the raw materlG
abroad is less depressed The supply 9
ucW wool of home growth is yet inconsIo
erable. The prospects Of business, howeV
or are improving, especially in the Wes
The letters from that section are very el
couraging. The warm weather OF the las
two weeks has changed the aspects OF bus
ness very decidedly
DrscorSrs. rates continue easy fc
the lOan Of money on short time-namei.
! Q to per ceut. and for the discount
prime business paper, 3 | 2a4 per cent Y
Short, aud per cent, ,afur SIX mouths bit
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RARY's METHOD OF HoRsE-TAMENG II
1 Scientific American says: "Ihls new SN
icn of tammg Is founded on the welI-khov
]. process employed in subdung buffalo calv
aud wild horses taken by the lasso, al
a consists in simply gradually advaneing
= wards the horse to be subdued until y
7 are able TO place your hand on the an.ui'l
!, nose aud over his eyes, and then to breat
v strongly and gently. as Judgment may d
:, tate. into the noslrils We have the !
! thofity of Catlin in his Letters and Not
!, on the American Indians, that this pFoc'
4 is the one practiced by the ludians IN Ia
!. ilg the wild horses OF the prarles, aud III
a il rs invariably attended with success"
: Catln says: IL have often, in eoncurren
with known custom of The country, he
q my hands over the eyes of Il buffalo ca
q and breathed into his nostrilS, after VIII
/ hage, with my travelling companions, ro
!, several miles into our eneampmeni, wi
i tie little prisoner busly following the he
= OF my horse the whole way as closely a
- affectionately as its instincts would alta
:, il TO ils dam. This is ONE of the most
4 iraordinary things have witnessed sine
4 came into this wild country; and athou
:, had often heard of it, and felt unable
- - actIy to believe IL, anI now willing to b
"a testimony to the tact, from the numer
- instances which / have seen since Gu
lp into the country"
w. :. A shocking accident, by which the i