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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

Net profit for six months equal to onehaf tee cure mt
dividend due in the Preferred Stock. The Road is
worked with great economy consistent with efficiency,
and the object OF the managers appears to be to place
il possible upon the LET Of dividend paying
roads. OF course it will be many years before the
common stock can have any participation in earnings.
There has recently been quite movement in the Pre-
ferred Stock which has doubt been based upon the
above results. The market has advanced from - TO
80 within short time purchases, many of which
have been made by parties who intend to hold for the
results of the coming two three years, believing
that the road can be worked to pay $50 coo profit per
annum which is the amount required for the Pre-
frrred dividends. The actual profit of the six months
included in the above statement about -, 900,
as SIS C0 was paid for old indebtedness of 1854,
&C. and charged to expenses, the road having
struciion account open.
We learn that large works now in process of
erection at the city Of Cumberland for the purpose of
making Kerosene Oil out Of the Cumberland coal.
The deposits in the Mint a, New-Oresns in October
were $751; 9ei, Of which $3.50, COO was in silver. The
coinage was $5.l ,OC0
The Governor Of Arkansas in his message to the
Legislature of that State which assembled the 18th
inst s.tes that the liabilities account OF the Real
Estate Bank and State Bank are estimated 10 aggre-
gate OC0 COO and the latter institution is regarded
BY the Governor as hopelessly bankrupt.
Mr.. S. S. Jones' late President of the lows Central
Air Line Railroad letter to the Directory, resign
ing his office states that the cost TO his Company of
getting the Iowa Land Grant through Congress, dur
M the session of 1854, 100000! The original
pecuniary compliments were bestowed in the shape
of lands, CT which the Air Lie Company got some
thing O0cO0 acres, bu, subsequently the lanes
were e1ch.rged for the stock Of the Company TO the
amount stsed.
The Boston Trar>Ier, ssys:
I'VE understand that the railroads leading from this
city show marked increase Of receipts from freight
over the same period sst year. Or the Boston ana
Worcester Railroad. il il stated that the Increase IN
the mouth Of October last abou. $40 900 over the
correspording month in the year 1871.
Tie State Of Texas Ia granted tory-four charters
to railroad companies OF which seventeen have been
forfeited, leGs.pg sUe.yseSen charters FL ID i0ree.
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MARIE

BAKFR-STFvENS-A Union Village Wednesday Nov.
H. BY the Rev C. Van Santvoord, D. the Rev Jonn T.
Baker Schashooke TO Carrie w. daughter Of Ira C. Ste
vens, ESQ. of the former place.
FOSTER~sTAGG-On "wednesday Nov. H. in ST.. Thomas.
Church by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, james Foster IT, to Auna
s. dsugb ..r of the late John T. Stagg.
GILDERsLEEVE-STEWA "Wednesday, Nov. II, at
the residence Of the brides father by the Rev. Peter Syker
0iderseeve Of South Orange, N. j., 10 RushtnDe A.
Stewart, daughter Of J. ID. Stewart Of this city. ,
HEWLETT-CLOSE-O Thursday evening, Nov IL. at the
Christopher Hewlett Erna T., eldest daughter of Jo'
seph h. Close esq. all Of this city.
HOIDANE-BARNET-A: Esston Penn, "Wednesday,
IT, by Rev. Jos c. Elsegood, James H. Hodane of
NewYori Lizzie NJ only daughter Of David Barnet esq,
of Ea,ten. ~
MCGOWAN BRADY - In this city, OF Wednesday, Nov.
H. OF brioes mother Mathew mellow an
TO Miss Mary Agnes Brady. both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

CLosE OF THE SEAsog.-Nblo's dramatic season
cl,sed last night with benefit to Agnes Robertson.
The mouse was full to overlooking and as the whole
company were in the bl, the performance was Of un-
usual interest The beneficiary wes called out at the
clo,e and presented with Characteristic testimonial
by the Caldonan Club; NJ Bourcicault made a brief
speech of thanks, and all was
Behind the curtain there general leave-taking,
snd the kindest Of feeling, from highest to lowest.
To-day they scatter to all points of the compass; bat
they will long remember, with heartfelt satisfaction,
the pleasant associations of the summer Season q:
Niblos.
Tonight, the Philharmonic Society's concert will
he given.
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DIED..

BURKr-In the Town of Watson, Lewis County, n Y, on
Tuesday Nov 49, Mrs Elizabeth Burke in the 18th ye'' Of
BARLow-In hi. city, Thursday, Nov. - =: the New
BELTIE-In ,hi. city, on Wednesday, Nov. H. Catherine
Hogan wife Of Henry Belize in the S,t year OF her age.
BYERsln Brooklyn, Thursday, Nov Is, Sarah Byers,
aged 81 years
CAMPBELL-In Bergen N. j., on Thur.d.y Nov IS, Rs.e
wife of HezeIiah Campbell and 'ist. Of John Mcdonald in
the 2ltt year Of her age.
DALLY-At Woodbridge, MiddeseI County, n j. on Thurs
day. Nov 49, Of scarlet fever CaihaIne daughter Of Samuel
DUFFENEYln this city ThuT.dsy Nov It, after nser
ing illness Mary, wife Of George Duaeney
DuNHAM-n this city on Thursdsy NSy le s'.eI short
daughter Of the late lsssc Herring
GABBLE-Rosns Newport, youngest child Of Henry N and
The friend. Of the family requested t, attend the funeral
service at O'Clock on Saturday the 10Th ins at No. ia
Bank street
HOLMES-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Nov II, William
w. Holmes, aged Al years.
hi. fstheInlsw Charles Jackson after brief Illness
of,,Ihoid fever, Isaac Jo.lin, il aged 81 years
and Young man The dssth Of such mus. regarded
public month. previous he had led to the altar
youthful bride who, together with numerous circle Of
reI de, nouns his premature departure
JoNEs-In Brooklyn Friday, Nov. 49, Benz Ritter only
Of Benz P.ana Anna Jones' aged years, II months
gts friends the family invited .,tspd his funeral
Saturday oth inst, at IL from No 10 Stanton street
Elizabeth Brode Of John NJ aud Pne aged
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited to
funeral this afternoon, 2th at o'clock from tae
residence Of her parents furmsn street, near Joralemon
PRlCEln his city, Wednesday Nov. II, after short
Illness, Hannah Maria daughter Of the late VIM Pace.
RABERGln this city, Thursday, Nov 49, Ceestne wife
Of Charles H. Rsterg, IL the asa year Of her age.
TERRYAt Hoboken, Friday, Nov ~ Eberto NJ. OF
David NJ and Anna Maria Terry aged years month and
20
Tie Of the family respectfully invited
bis funeral Saturday, 10Th inst q O'Clock in
The afternoon, from No III Bloomfield street Hoboken.
WARD-A, Savannah, Friday, Nov. T. James Ward Of
this city, eldest Of Syanus Ward aged 80 years and
months.
His friends and those Of bis father invited 10 attend his
funeral without further notice al O'Clock Saturday the
inst from his late residence, No ii East Thirty hrs
WATSON-On Monday, Nov. s, al MARLBOROUGH, Mass
Margaret Tucker wife Of Thomas A. Watson OF NrwYork
and youngest daughter of Abel Wa,hbuIn of marlborough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

Steamship James Adss Adams, Chse.ton % soars R., =
&c 90 Spoaord. Te-ton Go. Crossed Ch,fes'b - !.
co. with ships Uncle Jo and Colgnbo OF New'fot I'm,
Europe Posed, bound IN, snip nInes'1G bio. n
with large I. Passed. en- THURSDAY, a. ~ Sc"A'
lor u.s. schr Joseph W. Webster and
steamship Star Of the South, Lyon sssannso, mo- .yss
pas 20 =. L. Mitchl Son. Nov II, 20 P "a, asary
n Z. Frying Pan Shoals exchanged signals VIII eeA
bound 8. uB
Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsey Baltimore, ndse H. 10
Ship EIce sor swin Liverpool Sept. "a ness- s ne ~
pass TO Samuel 1hompsons Nephew on ne - tsoo
9th Of October IN lat A. lon ST. exPsIleneea a,.xos
the eastward during which lost topsslsnt ns1 % s,sks,
and forensst head the sails were blown IRON - 800
shipped heavy which stove Forward nouses $1,000
pump house, SECOND cabin and steeaee sspswy' Nr1G
bux arks and washed overheard VIZ sepIsI
VI Savannah George Prosse Michael Feery snd enJ ,,s
sterS ard bad the rudder bead seTsIG ssnue
in 20 miles Z. s. T.. Of Saady Hoos ~ "
Bark H. L. Rutser D.ano 81 Marks - day oo'.p vsoIe
Brodie Pel,ss Has had very heavy SeA''e' -
pssssge. NJ. a ,oh.soo
Bhs Mary Br Morehouse, 81. Jsso de Csbs o. 49, -
Agnes Lsnd.4 from Antwerp for SewYOrk The ~
schr Anon, Crosby, Georsttowr, D. C., 1Ays' s0~
schr Wm II Dsriins Baxter Baltimore day.. rsa
sctr MARY Susan Rsynes. Ehzabe,hport for Bos;sA
S~br Fxcbanse H.nstt. Albany for Soner.st ,~<
sehr. Wide Word, Buckley, "ilmins'o ~ T., hAFS
schr. Adele, Coz, wirin sson, C.. naval stores TO
Murray. ox.l
s,esnsr Boston, seIew, Philadelphia and Cap NAY no"
safLYp~s,t smers crcss.ian tsr JscLsop GALWAY. a.
WiND-Durins the day from W. n. w. AID fresA
Sip Asnes Leeds. Watts Antwerp, Iodse. 10 Sess"
SoDs, towed INTO Quarantine last night
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NARZWE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........
Cleared.

steamsbir s-Crcss,sn (BI), Jackson, Galway, Ae:en
Express Co. NewYorh, Van Lauter Bremen, 0.fe'
Keuteen Reichet Hang aroo, jeffrey, Liverpool j. -
ShIs-Pnma Donna, Pray. San Francisco, Sutton tcsI
Bsik-TAos CuIti., Edmonds. Portland, @. L. Hs.sste
Bnss-M. j. wilkins, MockliD. 81. John, ~ b.. G. W
Wolf Jabes fBT.). Tuzo. Barbados, Mccall prita
Schoones--Choctaw, Harding, WsrehAm, }. B. Elws6i
s. Buchip CHAM skr ner Hartford B. Edwards Hsss
Lowell Boston, g. w Lewis 4 Co.. Henry Cole, HAsksa
Jse ksonyle Carna chzn 4 0oldne.
stesmer-Dslawsre, Copes, Philadelphis, PerLine
Nov. ls-Bns-Zoue (BI D. Priest, Glasgow, O. u Barey
schooner-J S. Curtis. Nickersop, Salem, o. W. RsEs
Co.; q. Bish Noble. Bersten City, @ Piersoni "a u
Myers Cobb Mobile, Essle Hazard; n A. HLdrsth ~
dreth Providence, J. B. EdwNss Brothers, Darcy so..,
Van Brunt SIssh g. Holmes, Savannah neCtsssy noss
Co. IL. maybee, Hisbee, Wilmington, heCfssfy -"
CO.. NJ H. Eiflin Melvin Phi Adelphis, ]. W. McKee, We
A. Ella Nichols, Wilmington, J. smith Co.
Sloop-F. Brown. Gardner, Providence, master.
S,esmer-Ann Eliza, Robinson, Philadelphia
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COURT OF APPEALS.

,orxs oF prcIsros REsDERED AT The LAST TERN.
DE Wit art Barry Schoonmahsr
yJpon an issue in regard TO the mental mbecilty OF
s,a.or the opptous Of uppoieona witnesses founded up
.tsrysioo Of bis sppeasase and conduct, .y be In ev
snoe The opions received however, mast be confined 70
.ets alone. AID must not enbrace any matter oil law
,s 10 ~sieh opinion. are received en- nsea the
appearance which they dep.nd c.no
sss.;sD o ,e oasop . Of dsH nsdn
.s.ssio s1ss. Sssy from 90 age ana '''e qe''H
In such tie witness nins STATE az a. ne ne
upon which h Is founded that the
euy az h.vc ell practicable for estimating the sccursy
The Ses1 decision IN this c.,e Is sed S7 BE- taken
only determining that ae opinions Of anpoissonA ""
be sed out Sy vel f ). matter Si Of
o. wsheI the mbecty vas such as 70 render the parry e.
Van wycA sgt. Aspnwal and Others.
The Trustees OF the College OF Pharmacy in New
York appointed the defendants Committee to nvestss com
psD,s respect the importation q spurious and .dnser
sss1 A-sss The defendants sde written port intended 20
Trs n which they CHARGED The ps1a NO 10 ms sss
E :'s s. OF drug" s, s han bes% msd in good
ssd Upon probable csuse for he purP3se OF aIesns vi
spurious and sdusrated medicines was afese'
eomIoaIlc s,oD which would otherwise be set'onsbe Is
re,, OF duty Of the party though such dy be- no.
sie,iy lessbut Of imperfect obligation to per'On having
''''''''''' Terwiliser sgt wsnds
The special damage 10 support an action for deiama-
20 plaintiffs reputation which affects the conduct of others
him HI. neni. distress. physical Illness ,sa inobiS
la Of the words spoken give action
The Of Brsot Towsey t3 Wend, 2oo sndfuIer
ct. Fepner (I6 Barb. 1897, overnlcd.
Wilson sgt. Colt.
The loss of wifes services from Illness the
uence depression resulting from desmsory words
sconabc in themselves will not support action by The
hsshane
The wife II sole could maintain action for words which
have actually injured reputation and the husband can
her inability TO labor where enc could
Rot If o fems sole. ..
The New York Life Insurance Co. sst. White ct al.
The entry in the hook Of mOrtg cages To the CommIs
United States deposit fund Of orteage
Of order due m date, and upon which should
fsD notice subsequent mortgage In good faith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

CRrxIS.Ls At FrAsr.-The criminals aud per-
son. confined IL Hudson County jail Bergen were pro
ded with an excellent dinner THURSDAY erncon, BY M
a,,on The isior and bis lady At the m table about
a. prisoners ;e most able OF whoa were Cnef
Of Police Farley joseph Stacy, Jonn Quincy hfsn' and Hen
dieE After dime. speeches made aud toa.;s were
srd sssspars The tsse wa. then reset
PROVIDED songs
and eats followed the company bTesx stSn early
cd heir tlys
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IS tsss Perpsr 81 sic1 ~ ne, az
SsGr-A ezra, ~ A. Marin. v~s sr5,o l..

sPiblIs-Ci Alcohol 'sAs A. filscc. Ses .rs.'~,.
o. 5idS1e American BEASay Gin AID Pr, s,irt ka>
- - Sess>l
1OBATCO-We ouiy bear = al.s Of y Md. e.,
le.c, II b-s. Havana a. j. as7c. % eAs~. So
and s. bai-s SAG a p-iys.e tern. Wa,
TEAS-Tksrs IL no elsnee 20 ro.lc<. fs;r d...,a
and prices are fglly sl,.ain-d. P'-tNa
TALLOH-1hs esDsnt for Prime /. ssr sra IA. -.
"a. 10 stray .stc cash. A<>n
IIN-Boek lin j. res s-.iys b. holasrs r- s,,, =.
cash fol B4ncs. and ri ssh for Stsss Pla.-- 90. -
sai,. Of So eoxs J. AZ - = rno<. tu. ma, $500
dsuaDiing ~ 81! aud loo lots ernk.aad - sd TcN
q.. 81; Coke Term 50 - and Ch.,-o.' oss
90 81, II boli,is however. we've 10 pre- ..sns
wo1ld have 20 acc. pt lower rst-s ~
WHALEBONS il quiet b.. k-- q. eJ7S-i~. Or G.. =.
Ses7tc. for North W-s;. 81 Gs@si 0s he o. ss..e -
81 0a 81 IS r Po.sI. the A;tr rAD- Tor haslsoa~ ~
p'r, movement noticed last w--t priced som. = IN u
10 Oehc 81 81 .oou, the inisrm~dase price within s
Mhiskf,The mat.t ;. hrn AID ihe densra r.or -
ssss Of leo bbls a. zsld2S-. sa'e;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev. AsroIsIrTs L. BRows now Mn. Black
WE'LL will give tie first OF series CT four discourse. in
Spiri.ualists Hal, Newark, n. j., tomorrow Sunday
evening. Subject-The Forgiveness OF Sin. The
remainder of the course VII be delivered succeeding
Sunday evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
Heath Officers

T.x Cow.STAELE NcisATc,. - Heath Oaicers
W.sSy ed Lot; s.sted Patrick L@nsJ, LAu.ne Ftzpsca,
Joba rslman, Thomss Morac and james Ormbe.op, Gu
rs s-srescsy, for maintaining cossaoiss Esrser stree,
vbict prove puissrce . ae who. neifhof1ood - ne 81
on promise to abae n. nussnce but they
~ disposition - do ~.
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be given.

SEvEyTEEsrH WARD DEMOCRATIC School Coz
vESTloS.-The above Convention met last evening at
Hermitage Hall. George II. Ross, esq, was ap-
pointed Chairman and Arthur Woods, Secretary.
The following ticket unanimously nominated:
School Com N ns0ner-JoBk Is. FoCEKTy.
Tyusfese-GEcRcE A. JEREMIAH, THOMAS KENNEDY.
Jn,Dec,oy-TBEoDoRE TELLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

AMERICAN CITY CoHvEsTIoS.-The American City
Convention last evening at the corner Of Lispensrd
street and Broadway, but adjourned to Wednesday
next without making any nominations for Controller
and Governors of the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

NEW ORLEANS Nov. ls-An, steamer sass s'ss p,a
New-Yofk Arr. 1870. ships Oliver Moses, aae hs1 ~
rom Liverpool Berkshire, from Londoa' A1eH' ~"
lcrt. ~.~~lsr
NORFOLK Nov. le-rhe schr. Mifnoust.s frcn y. "a
ton, bound q Baltimore with cargo 81 ros, mo -
wheat, has arrived here, leaking badly IN sAe ''
lsTge par II rrresrro -, I1D
CHARLESTON, Nov. ls-Au. ship wsshns'O5' ho"
den; bark Gsuo, from Bremen. -, ~ Bs}
BOSTON Nov. i9-ATr ., Holiness Hole ,oes,' "
State, SSsIto~ from Baltimore tor Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

This shows falling on, in round n1mbers, o.
uinety.,vo millions in dutiable goods, and gain in
both free goods and specie The Increase in free goods
is made up entirely Of articles added 20 me ,rse s' W
less than for the previous year but in dutisbe mer-
chand.e tie total is ess than for any previous year
since 1852. We also annex comparative summary OF
the exports for the some period;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

By North Rsrey Boats-21 s25 bbl Flour ~ $50 brsh WE
q 20 do. Corn. li,7H do Bailey, IL pigs Asaes ~
WHISKY. and z, 5o7 do. Pork ard Beet. -.
Nv Erts Raigood-a63 bbls. Flour, 300 do wAhlv "
pigs Provisions Is do Ashes S, do. Lard 900 % Ga
100 do Butter IS do Tobacco, 3ao Hides, llo dss h.
20 rolls do u
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Disaseers, &c.

WE Lt.Rybys letter received in this city y.SSs.2 ~
tie BRIG Delta, previously r.fsr'ed In dsr..s = w.
dafnsss sd will mo-, a. on he c.
BE.UsoRI Nov 3The schr. GLOBE OF W 49, Sslss,
from the We.- Indies aud bound 90 Wa.nias'o n ore
came ashor. IN the lIh int. about eight mrs .- %
cob. Inlet n 10 protsbe ,hA hs vessel VII ,~ y.1,<, 49,
-' W iBy Lr:.rs 70 ED~eos "sN'''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

THr CASE OF E1-CHIEF OF POLICE FaRLEr.-The
xem,ns On Of Chit Of Police barley charged wsh burglar
lousy n;erns Alderman ChIes hoasc IN Jer.ey tJ 40 Au
rus s. commenced before !n'ee bsrnAd OF hooosn
rpoop Several witnesses gave evidence wbih
was on tory and the further examination VA Postponed
xrtil -t,is Afternoon.
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,man named Gary McSa-

SuDpys DyA1p.-A woman named Gary McSa-
pidns IN North Seventh street, near Fro sro't y
found dead In bsr bid ,esterdsy rororr Cofons: sne
held AZ inquest when verdict Of Death ty H:sn p~rsnes
Mss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
The Cincinnati Ga:etle of the 18th says

The Cincinnati Ga:etie of the 18th says:
There has been good demand for money dnrirg
the week, with considerable activity Monday and
yesterday but the supply of currency has continued
equal to the offerings of good paper, and the market
maintains its easy features Bankers rates are lU@
II T. cent for acceptable nance, with leaning toward
the latter figure Street brokers are doing little
nothing in good busne.s paper.
Until within the last two days, the supply OF
Eastern Exchange was not equal to the demand; but
since Saturday it has increased materially, and yester
day bankers had free offerings at their counters their
purchases being in excess Of their sales-in most
cases leading to the establishment Of lower buying
rates for New-York, and a downward tendency on
other points. The selling rate remains at premium.
This influx of Exchange, consequent upon produce
movements has caused a suspension of the assortins
business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
Te.l Export. for the year.

The shoss excess Of exports over Imports OF
81 an anonrt just about equal 10 the exports
OF domestic specie. Included II tie exports Of doues
lie produce for lie year were sl3l $50 CO vsl1e in
Gotten, sgaI., SO, 56 SO 81 he pIsyi.as year,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
urw vnpv nAuv TR1B,JNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 1853

remark able concrieuce Of figures. We annex CON-
p&Iative summary Of the imports ior 'h' 's'' ''"'-
teen years:
I>rs Tsr UylrrD STATES 'sof foA>'"' ~
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ruTF D srArEs COMMISSIONERS OFFfCE-Nov IA
Before Mr. kyssIrH a. Wgrk.

ASoTBER ARREST FOR KsBEzzLiS@ LtTTrN.
A man named John Hsuiton was arrested TO day
by Deputy. MsrAsl Duane, on q warrant issued oy
Uoitsd Ststes Commissioner White for alleged com
,lcty WITH Heavy Reed in embszzlng letters from 'oe
p,s. Office !, this civ. twill be remembered th''t
need. who v.s night clerk IN the Post-Ofiice ~'s
>o,,m,,ted for trial on Wednesday last. Hamton was
Aeld for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20
the exports Tor The same perlOd'


II will be seen that the falling off in the exports il
much lees than the decrease in imports for while the
latter have declined the exports nave de-
creased only $3s,36,26l. OF this decrease only
"a SIS ESQ are in domestic produce, while the specie
exports have fallen off &l6 s03,775 and the reship-
ments OF foreign produce have increased.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
&2S CSC, ssl, being for two days. The Breadstuf
market, under the foreign news, was hesvy. Mr.
John b. Puuoy has resigned the office OF |ice.Pre'''
dent Of the American Atlantic and Pscifc Canal Com
pany Tie Pacific Mail dividend has no. yet been
declared from which infer that the arrangements
for investing SEQ 600 in steamships in the Pacific,
where the Company has already an ample supply OF
turnsge, have not been completed. teegraphc
dispstch states that the Lexington end Danvine Rail
road has been sold at auction at $25 to McCamp'
bell, Bowler & Co., and the rolling stock, &C., for
about SO coo. We notice change in the Money
market Of importance. The supply offering on call
is abundant at 4G6 cent, and hrstclass paper
which continues scarce, passed al the same rates
One of the large Wall-street banks had offerings for
discount of only s. 900 to-day As an offset to the
shipments of specie to the extreme South to-day, we
have received from Philadelphia and Baltimore some
5000 eco or 800 900 during the week. and these re-
ceps likely to continue for the present. Mean
while there is no demand for bars for export, a.
though nearly all the gold by the last Cali.<na ar
rival deposited in the AssayOfice was ordered into
bars. Treasury Notes are quite dull. The payment
of those into the Custom-House continue to be
quite small q, 600 to $1,000 per day. The Sec
rotary Las Uow it is supposed, about two millions Of
y Cents on hand which he has the right to reissue,
and it is believed he will find it necessary to do be-
fore or soon after the meeting Of Congress- The bal
aDce in the Treasury is now reduced to very low
figure.
The second weeks earnings of the Michigan Southern
Same time Hiol
Decrease eo,op
The large falling off on the Western Roads in the
first week Of the present month, was due in great
measure TO the bad state Of the country roads after
rain storm Of two weeks duration. The economy in ex
penses on the Southern Michigan than neutralizes
the above lose. Tie receipts in the Erie thus far in
November show an excess Of between fifty and sixty
thousand dollars. The Hudson River Road also gains
considerably up to the present date in this month"; and
if the aggregate results equally well, the gain over
November, 1861, will be 1000 to 100000.
The official statement of the business OF the Harlem
Railroad for the six months ending Both September,
1885, shows very favorably, and indicates that the
resumption Of payment Of dividends upon the Preferred
stock cannot be far distant. The receipts were as
oil
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% S,w World Pr. Ins.Co 81
5Hrnbo'd, Fire lis. Co. lo.i
100 Brooklyn Fire Ina Co.
~ ETA F.r. lLs. Co-.....lD
lsArs.ioAn Exorps- Co.. 81.
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ls Metropolitan Bsns. ....llo
81 Am. ErchsrSe Bart...ln2
- Bank % CoGm.ro>.....itpi
Is Nlchissn Central RR-.. 81
$50 La Crosse L Nil RS.. VI
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COURT CALFNDAR-TuIs DA'

COURT CALENDAR--THIs DAY.
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