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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SUxDAY, Nay zI6 p.
The past week closed Just about opened, dull and
nas 80 lar the stock market and fnanoi Affairs gene
rally are concerned. There Me IN sny thing connect
cd with business and have the SUNNI 81 at hand
with all s usual unfavorabe Influences upon speculative
operations and mercantile movements. No mportAntAo
nvy in trade be locked for until the fall In money
matters there nothing to complain Of, except The snor
accumulation Of bullion In the vaults Of our ~
When this accumulation first commenced was a,,sd 40
favorable feature and looked upon ss~ ,.r NJ re-
turning prosperity The strengthening r. our hanks By
large specie reserve was consdereS thu st stem
restoration Of public conndene and az N. weekly re-
ports showed weekly inc> ease, the prevailing impress
sion WAS that all vest &c Of the revuson would rapidly
aHsPpo, anu 'n~. the opening Of spring would bring
win activity IN bufiness In this we have been par
'Ay disappointed, but still have no real cause for
pn" Zany Of our most important interests have much
m2rV1ed Several vital branches Of industry
veed in measure from the great depression and return
ing health and strength visible all Sides Thousands
have returned 70 employment fair wages and although
The progress towards complete restoration gradual,
steady, and upon sound basis. rapid recovery
might for the moment be satisfactory, but would
the end be less substantial and greater danger Of
lapses. Having fairly touched bottom have nothing
10 fear for many years to come prudent at the start
Mistakes might be made that would be felt for oog
time, and it is only by extending operations the actual
wants for pton require that hope for per-
manency and productive prosperity The effect Of ten
years Of nfston speculation extravaganza corruption,
and fraud Of every and nature be removed
In week month and should be satisfied one year
would eradicate all the evils sntailed by such folly and
recklessness The swarms Of drones who living
upon the industry Of the producing classes and the
OF Spectators who draining the community Of It's
very life blood have all been scattered by the revusion
and forced TO turn their attention honest employ
msnt and live upon the sweat of their brow In tho
course Of human events myrads of leeches in the
shape Of nanciers and Spectators will arise but
likely to be free for years from the operations Of
these classes Of swndlers and be at liberty to follow
legitimate occupations without danger OF sudden colapses
from over inflated system of credits
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
tain stocks current this market dates previous the
financial revuson at the time of the suspension Of specie
payments by banks and at periods SINCE showing the
fluctuations and the grea. extremes which have
ruled within the past twelve months
QUOTATIONS STOCKS AT NEW YORK Stock Ex-
CHANGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

BOSTON day will commence the 40
the week These meeu6s attract many people from all
paris Of New England and are exceedingly interesting
and instructive me tract Society holds is public meet
ing Wednesday evening. The atmosphere Of Boston
different from New York.
THE TRIAL on Mrs. Lrnu -Governor King has granted
the application for term OF the Court Of Oyer
Terminer Monroe county the third Monday In June
The trial Of Mrs Jtes for the murder OF her husband
will come on at this term.
FOREIGN Cossrr-Emile lHuilier has Seen recognized
by the President Vice Coreu 0f The Swiss Confeders
ton, at Detroit, Mich.
LABex LovIsr,SA PLANTATIONS. On Wednesday The I'm
plantation the late H. O. Trst sold socton for the
sum Of $4,000, the Hon. d. y. kenner becoming the
purchaser ms plantation lies adjoining me Ashlsna
plantation Of Mr. Kenper and, with the latter s probably
The largest Undivided plantation IN The state On Thurs
day the Houma aBd Hermitage plantations 81 Nine Bring
Ter Sold bringing respectively f6 900 and tbs5,
900 They we're bought In BY Nine Brpger. Our friend
Bono, Esq was the auctioncer In both sales II r.
not often thai Two aee az large IN two successive
days can be recorded-Ner Orleans Piooysne
EXPORT Duly PRoDvcr TusrDip.-rnforma
ton has been received the Department from l. b
Msrache ESQ the United tats Consul At Trinidad thai
the ordran OF the Council Of the Island imposing
port duty the produce Of Trinidad from the ls Of Ian
usry last has been disaowed BY the home government
and consequently export duty at present required
VIM. Tuokerman now 10 state Prison a, wetheryheld
engaged in the rule shop. 10 says the Hartford Pres
Of last evening
Territory receiving fair share of immigration. Mum
beers are pouring by way Of the Missouri, bound for the
Naley " tbe bf SIOUX river.
To nv CiRRIrD Ur.-It announced that the anti rent
decided The general term las, week will b. car
ried up 10 the COURT Of Appeals
ABscoSrrD.-rhe Port Jervs Urson says that Mcbride
The defsultng Collector Of Port Jrvs, n ", gave nus
surctes the sp last Saturday and put out for parts
known. His surees neglected securing his detention By
legal process
Tr Csss oy Ia srorr Il, has been determined tina, the
q Ira stout under sentence Of death at Roches
YER for the murder Of Chas w. tes shall be carried 10
The general term and the Court Of Appeals This will
probably delay the execution until next spring.
DEsrru1ov-Tour Of the crew Of the brig Black Hawk
bound from Detroit for England deserted the vessel at
Cleveland, ohio.
A CoMpRcMER-Tbe Richmond South ssys:-A white
woman IN liecklenburg county Virginia, became the
Their few days since, Of four children, tro Of whom
were OF Ter own color and the other two black.
ANOTHER ERIR RAILROAD WlR-There is a pros
poet OF renewal Of The railroad troubles Erie, Penn
Ihe people of Hsrhor Creek indignant Of So aempt
d he oonpsny 20 relay the track in The position il
originally occupied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
MiscelIaneous and Disasters.


smP GLoBE Baker New Orleans fer Cadiz put into
this port yesterday fer repairs. See port arrivala
Capt Head OF brig Cspea arrived esterdAy from II John
sPR reports that the Spanish mail steamer from CAdz for
put into st john having broken She
nine days and would probably England
for shan.
The 9 steamer Arctic Lieu, A Drake came ND from
the lower bay yesterday where she attending
steam frigste susquehsnna-
BARx EoRsIrc STAR, Clos from Rio Jsneiro
leans which los OF Cape RIO built
rem nj IN 1854, rated AZ and Owned in Boston The
scHR sKssuss. Capt Truebood from Baltimore for
North Carolina in ballast cspsizee sh inst about Pm
time The CAPTAINS brother. and ooy persisted
as s.I ,ss Sp one va. a,n Cd we
bosrd the seamer Louisiana and taxi Norfolk The
Norfolk.
scHR srA wrrcH wheeler. OF Brooth.ven from Baltimore
for New Bedford With OF 1900 bushels sd
s,wrlousnt y. Point Dshibos, by Cs-o
line Casey, Of slsbs.h City sc bomswsrd bound and
soh soh for repairs No in,urarc &c vsssel
Sem BRUNETTE Gee, from Norfok l7h corn for
seas during which sprung manmaat and mi baei fr n.
pairs She Will have TO dsehs-ga.
Sem Dpyn from willie for Portland with lumber
put into Norfolk 2lst, les hing badly.
PIypouTH, Nay THE Mon,morenc Brown from London
for New Orleans did tail the rocks OF Whitley Headse
ne reported
Of he American ship Roscious cook from Hsvre
~hch put in here after bavrg struck upon scy Rocks
Ss se Es shp Ia. sna ns ale
not prove extensive than after prompt repairs
ssro and proceed sefeS Tor sa,pe TSs q n
.a r,p s 10 h -. Cotton s,s no, .sn
low tides, but vas expected In on ssiurday last
TIE following table gives sunni OF the vessels In The
Chareston s~vanr an Apsscncols Mobile New esrlssn.
and Galveston al latest accounts from each Of those porte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Port Of New York, May a3, 1858.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship City Of Washington Br Pere, Liverpool May
md
n Sine s hence r 9TH
msse ard SUI psssepgess TO Grinnen hniurn Co. LIS de-
Ship oiose iof New orlssns, Baker New Orleans, April
e. with iocsseo bound to C:dz intois port REPAIRS
aleat sounding the pumps
es
Fears New Orleans. May 8. with mdse to
ship FN ws.i, Bennett, New Orleans and the May T.
Ship weilir gion IrnaIe New Orleans sw Pass Nay g.
lon & So asTss cotton Iosaed ship By
@ lon y = Passed wreck pss % =, Sm
B.Ii Ks.ls sOi Belfast. Me-, McIntyrs Sunderland April
to RI ss sS Il % ss ssss
and for s'
a. Vim Philips
6h inst George horrsss seaman of Ise Of Man. was lost
Bari liza, Foster, xAraosho May 4, with coffee &c, to
.Is s sS Seville AV
hsa sS Ss ns ns the Shce H passage 0 ffAn'A o'
Brig capea fo Pro,iisnceS, Head john PR. May g.
nv Sys!sss q New Before, Dali, 1.sun., April 20.
fruit. to PasrsaL April 70 outward passage
ford p mos out with 40 hbls sp oil
schr Mshlor Belts ot Wilmington, Deb Godfrey New Or
5.Ss Miller Miner, XDaiscsiooa Rays, with mdse
schr Kate brigham Is masa Curtis Savannah days with
kchr Planaome Brown. Savannah days with cotton Ac.
sehr Feler g mss!O Arnold Charleston 8 days With
cotton, Ac to Scranton Tallman. Has been days Of
SER v Smith WYATT Charleston, edays.
schr edar plat Ireland Newhern 6dav.
Schr Jacob Raymond. Handy Newborn via Haite-ss 8
days where she has been ashore l6h of Cape Henry lost
schr Chanceford, Coon. Portsmouth, Va, dayA
sehr AM Cole City Point DAYS
schr Car cline Anderson; Burbe, Alexandria
sthr sl)insn. Ciunn Aleyandris.
schr MIST isoswAy Alexandria days
schr Rape oph Bazle,on, AlexandiA Sdsya
fchr Tunis Depew Edmonds: Virginia 2 days
sssr s sS5sr seT Sp Sa% ysn
schr Brewer Williams, Virginia, 2days.
schr Williams woodmsn son, Virginia. 2dsys
schr Oneida soper, Virginia.
eehr Brady ball, Virginia. 2taya
schr Fanvart. Green, Virginia days
schr George Brown. Dubes Virginia.
fchr Hauiltnn Hopkins Georgetown DC, 4 DAYS
schr W1srbu,y Hsale,cn, Georseovn DC ioasys lah
scbr A Wood Cramer Georgetown. &c.
Schr Howard slade, Baker. W ashington, DC, DAYS.
sehr Gen Marion Davis 6iawors days
sehr su,sn Canon. Mckee, baltimore, days
seSr Lsccsdis, small, Salem. sdaya
Steamer CxledoIa. eager. Baltimore.
Steamer Boston, senew. Philadelphia
Steamer VEN utts kye, New Bedford.
Steamer Chas Osgood. smih. Norwich and New London.
Wind during thu day ssE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

fHh wan II fohf hCOrT-FOUR MEN KILLED AND
SIX WOUNDkD-sIx HORSES SHOT.
Correspondence Of the 81 Louis Republican
.. WrsrFour, May ~, 1853
nee se.e man from fennsy wanna which confirms the
peys Of abolition ouirtfes scot you IN nv iast M Alec
contains sccouut OF encounter between Car,an An
cersOD with squad - United states troopg and com
psuy Of Montgomery men. In the array Young sol
der ramed Alvin sstter Fat was MORALLY wounded he
has since cied. not known whether any OF The other
parry sere killed or not Thsy escaped The United
sAtes Marsha with Capt Andersen and bad wrts N
s-rve On ihe party tina, attacked nc woops
gentleman who arrived here 70 day says that ap,
Monday the lptb Map The troops and Montgomery bad
snohor ffht witch four dragons KILLED and sx
WIundef tir hcres shot Tnis vas sua p,sse ~
thrtJ United sfes troops attacked by forty aboouists
VIC ct tte better = The tgbt
1lt eta' 20 messenger rrnfs. but cannot v0uch
~ it untt. IT true tns very serious AMIR, and mag
les1 o. consequtLc's o. high Importance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

AUG quo'~"ne gwen un"o' 'a'e =" W. ~ 1901, uo no'
show the lowest dip OF the market Al that time the turn
upward commenced and from that time the rise was
-, rx.,.... =. 80. -. a, . - = .
us.orr, sat- .,~os Eo,< n.r Va. w 60, 70
-, ,or,. c,c.ao "a poos r,.nd 90 or o.n. Go.
-. r,... 20 - =, 60, "a :,
on,. h.to, our ,o-.., oro,.,,ons tn. No., .,,,,n
s..r,. 81 an. .n,vo .n,s an. r., ,n., 10
,nv n,,ces rule h,ghs, no thar :, az ,hoD,
,,e c,r,o.nona,n, ne,oa las, ve,r STAT. .,oc,.
hsh.,. an % p.nam. and c,n,o, Co,nr.,v n. We.
,rn.,.r,,,, ,.cn,,,e, are hs,,e, Viii. ,ho r,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

This shows an average over 10 per cent per tnnun
for the entire time since the road open Chicago
An investment in first class bond and mortgage would
have produced in the time but IS per cent, "a
per cent less than the railroad The holders Of the
railroad stock afford 10 60 nearly four years without
dividends and then be about equal to the bond and mort
gsge aggregate prOductveness 1t may be argued that
the stock much depressed In market value, while the
bond and mortgage retains its full value but know not
what the next four years produce and what
the relative positions Of the principals Of the investment
may be at the end Of that time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
i, 40 l,l72,OO4


Almost the whole Of the falling off is in the scbuyEi
region all the carrying companies ho~ever except tho
Lehgh Valley Railroad, showing diminished tonnage.
The Lehgh Navigation Company Ia not much behind, and
the probability that s entire seasons business will be in
Of that Of last year. Some difficulty with the boat
men on the schuylkill Navigation has very much inter-
fsrsd with shipments by that conveyance It's tonnage
will be seen, for last week. but $500 tons, against
20 2s6 for week last year. The Reading Rail
road to be pronpg from this difficulty ito tonnage
for the pas. week being $685. against 81 900 for CORES
por ding week last year.
The following extract from the las annual port OF the
Michigan Southern Railroad Company shows how pro
ductve the road has been To parties who have held the
stock for any length Of time -
Since the completion of the line 10 Chicago regular semi
annual dividends have been paid 70 the stockholders,
which, commencing January 1862 and ending st Zebra
ayy 1867 have amounted the whole 10 80 per cent,
beng 81 per cent In cash and % per cent stock
follows
1853, January, 8 per cent cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

LlurcHED On sunday morning Edward Lup,on sue
ceeded IN launching from hs yard IN Greenpoint boat
encedfor the fhrtwpbury line n
Ocean Wave The dimensions Of the boat been
published She 10 q Hight DRAFT and cacusied 10 pass the
barr on the shrewsbury River a. low water An attempt
c.fect the ways The stuck Two steam
ugs we're employed, but they only suced drar out her
timber heads ard stanchons without wing the boat She
Wi be ready Tor the lire In a few weeks.
whsJemen.
Arr ~ New London 2st schr WARY Powell Mash. Hurds
Island via - He'ens pr with 1850 bbls elephant oil
Wefiport 2rt bark Janet West Ochofsk Sea Heno
ulu nov - with $50 15 taken the pass.ge home), 800
wh oil and $500 l5s bOue On 10Th Feb last lat Ion l5O
W lost fore and main tom sss IN rale Of w,d srose Nay
10 y. lon n % " scbr Antarctic Young Of Provinee
Arr Al 81 Beiena March a. sbp Minerva snyh. Bolies
from nesoaiion ~ New Bedford. With Z 80 iIOo eh
lbs bone board; srrl barts "A Fellow hing
OF tsR Psrhcr from Little fish Bay with 20 - arc ~.
on tosrd gnd ~ DEF on pc, % o,n
cruise with fO o. snd 80 VII on bcarf I'D Aer1 ,hnon
III snd frr london from Desoletm en- ttre O 500
Hone With zoo % ard bble elephant 81 on psru snp
saac pcts Ncfle Of and FER New london tom 40 10 WIN
WV 'V' SPOKEN, sc.
e, r.,, w.v eisrr from poson Dec for San Francis
M Cbsrgsr Burs from Boston xsrch Tor sau Francis
sf rffcued from chip tcrdian, Of Boston,
t.ior r, ported stanfcred march IN At ~ ~ lon 81 w.
e.S.gs pn iif frn BOSTON Feb % fer San Francis
90 Ky he taeshr I.vdis o. NBedford which fror her
Ton, er b,Iorgpe thc Nefdian above menoned April
3 about lai Il =, Ion - W
ao Iprii lat 20 50 8, Ion 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
mIsCE .LhrEOUS
/. MEXICAN sAsr NOTE COMPANY ,r;I,I.'

A MEXICAN BANp NOTE COMPANY
For The purpose Of placing the bsns note currency Of
country upon basis OF greater se.urity, with he
rsuions be 1pdersi ned being ali he 'ms no eggs
" he busintts d bank note eng avug and pvnunG In
I'd th,nslves torelber under the STYLE o. ibe amer
Bark Note Ccmp-ny end hsve been duly ipcopo.ied By
ncombi.e DE srese.i ain and experiences .i's he
perfec' division ~ labor.
u oilers the opportunity Of selection from he 'hoie "a
Il ss.. the greatest possible security by The Superior
i pssss he bv.iness on permsnesi ,oo,ips, pro,sc
the dhsouuon or ssr.ngsmsnt q an psiaculAr a,m
sn.psu' ril be m %nssd 4 heretofore Mew
and ss ss ,cssss r. the name. Of the NJ
ERREEEyytr nAwnos.
c rhsSH Z r HSsPSs h
ssSssiisS B B.s!SsTi,
=, DORSEY BALD,
s wiTII.s 4. TS 2SsfEyss'
.,VS n srrsnsemfnts are compe'ed for the coucenir
arrs esci II vhich. rspressrspS Ms eor,p.ny viii
aer sford " banking bsiuons the sgsresste sdvapa
ccrposirs mi. sorpors ion rSeir prices vii remain
sane "a heretofore.
sawposy, ' Tys st1gsf,fY aIlgytoH spsosl
Nsw York, nonucsl. tincirnsr asa New oresns;
Boston ' and p VII ss,s ssI x.ssss ssS.
1oPPAN, CAkrkNIBR 90,
ne" f0f bA ssssi en- fssSis s4 SS ''
dse nsSS2Thc %rES saV "a Poe.
BALD, cousLsND 4 CO.,
DRsPsR, wEisn co. Philsdsipbia
wrLLsTooD, nay 4 wHIrpEa'
JOHN T l, sss vi I ~, |
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nay 10 p N.
BRFansruTTs --flour-The market heavy, but more
tive at the recent decline There was a good domestic
demand, with rather doing for export In common
grades prices were Irregular. Extremely low grades
State and Western sold at ~ So vhe the principal
trapsactions ranged from % 50 % 90: extra do was
mostly sold within the range Of quotations. with
small ots rather above; the common range OF extras
cold nigh ~ 25 The sales for the day were
chiefly VI thin range M he foIlo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

M anthracite coal trade - sdn worry ns
vsskly reports q tsnnase ~ ne four - nA'e' We
osupa,Sss showing aggregate fsr -SupA osrymg
WIN sssYsspe.Ans time hss - On, = compared
ss,hvns ere Ne oompaxssr ios'A ssss me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Before The close Of the present week shall have
ther California arrival, with the usual som monthly remit
lance The bank specie Tuesday win not show
much change from las, week
The following are the qu ta;iors for coin and bullion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Since January Isis ls33 $40 sp5,s2336 sii 2ss ans
The following table will compare the exports of the
principal sispls articles for the week and year
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Inc abneAed comparative statement OF the import
OF foreign merchandise the port Of New York for ~
week aad since January l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Union of yesterday again discusses the
Search question. The British Under Secretary
of State having expressed views in reference to
the matter derOgatory to the position held by
the United States, the Union says, if these
views are official we are unable to see our way
out of the difficulty"
The Union, also, notes as a singular fact
that at the recent Philadelphia protection
meeting the. subject of slavery was entirely Ia
bOOed.
Mr.. H. Marshall, of Kentucky. likewise re-
eeives a notice at the hands Of the Union for
his comments upon the Executive recommends
ton of bankrupt law, at the recent Philadel-
phia meeting.
The I"tefigencer, in publishing report of
the remarks Of the Earl of Clarendon and the
Earl of Malmesbury, made in the House of
Lords on the Sth inst, in reference to the late
aggressions of British cruisers in the Gulf of
Mexico, says they evince a liberal and Just
spirit, and show that in the minds of all par
ties in England. whatever tinge mere partisans
On either side of the water may give to sub
jeets of irritation, there is a proper sense Of
the Importance of maintaining unimpaired the
pacific relations which for more than forty
years have existed between the two countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21

III Much sensation has been created in New
York by the discovery of human remains which
had been changed, by decomposition, into spe-
cies of soap known as Adipocene.
This is similar to a Transformation which was
found to have occurred at the removal of remains
from the churchyard Of Les MnocenS, in Paris,
half a century ago A body, which had been in
tered during the civil of the Houses of
York and Lancaster, was exhumed in England
some years since, which appeared to be in a state
OF remarkable preservation, the flesh retaining
the plumpness of life 1t found to be
completely saponifed 1t is asserted that a wick
inserted in a body thus transmitted will burn for
MANY hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.


a, June EIst, 1913.
Seai ed proposals. will be recev ed at this office I'm
III ~ o'clock M ON Thursday, the LIST July next for
furnishing ard delivering the vaults of the CAPT
ol, on or he fore the list day Of Nov ebrr next ono
hundred tons tOf 224 Tbs of hest anthracite White
ash coal. In umps not less than tn rec more than
SIX inches In diameter, and ent Ell, free of slate or
other fore gn substances
Also, for one hundred and fifty cords OF best biok
DRY wood To be measured at the pense of the con
tractor In the Capitol yard, sawed IN two pieces and
properly packed away in the vaults tue whole
subject to the nspectOn of the Secretary of the
ate.
Security for the faithful performance of the con-
trHct for furnishing the above articles to the salts
quIrcd. " -
Proposa may he separate. and should be endorsed
'PIOpOsals for WooI' and ''PrOposals for Coal -
aud directed ITO the Secretary OF the Senate"
q li St All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21

II There is not a little feeling manifested In
New York, at the way the I.ally murder trial has
ended. He is brought in guilty OF mansIaug hter
In the second degree. Tie public sentiment is
settling down into the conviction that, hence
forth, there - to be no more hanging in New
York
As an Illustration OF the utter depravity of the
murderer, il may be added that, after sentence
was passed, after he was passing out of the Court
room, be turned to officer Hicks, who was one
OF the witnesses that testified against him, and
said ''I'll take your life when come out.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21

NEW CENT A specimen of new coin Of
one cent denomination, has been issued from the
mint at Philadelphia. Something of this kind is
much needed to take the place of that abomina-
bic abortion, the one cent co n ofls57. The new
cent piece, like the other, is of nickel, and of the
same size; it has the head of an Indian girl upon
one side, and the words United States of Ameri-
ca: with the date. Upon the reverse is wreath,
surmounted with shield, with bunch of ar
rows entwined at the bottom and the words one
cent. in the middle of it. The workmanship as
well as the design is beautifully eXecnted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
PERSONAL.

80. Hon. 6. J. Tucker, of N. Y, is at Kirk
woods
80. Hon. w. Bigler and lady, Pa; Hon. w.
l.. Hutchins, Ga, are at Browns.
80. Carl Formes is suffering In Phladel phia
from severe attack of bronchitis
DR.. X. Root, well known for his Med
ical Light House. died in western New York Il
few days ago.
.... The Maysville, Kentucky. Eagle announces
the death of Judge Adam Beatty. who studied
law with Mr.. Clay, at Lexington, Kentucky.
80. number of citizens Of Philadelphia gave
public dinner to the Hon. Joseph McKibben, of
California, Friday evening. The invitation was
headed by the names Of David w ebster and
w. ForneY.