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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-03

0rricM pnESoNESoS -it will be reso!.
lectetl that an assertion made By Wise, the
wfanans, that on one Of bis ascensions from
this city hc could see the bottom Of tie riv.
crs and discern the fishes sporting in thr wa.
ter, was received with much incredslitg. The
same fact, however. has been noted by other
arunauts. Mr.. III. VI. Spencer, who recent.
III ascendcd from Pttsfcld. in this State, in
his account Of this excursion. remarks as a
curious fact that while crossing over lakes
the lilies and other water plants were dis.
tinctiy visible even to their stems 10 The wa.
ter. when objects very much larger On land
stuldn't Be dl.inauished Es,i.s !sfaai,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-03
HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

0N January 18th, 1859, the Institution above named
~ will be opened al Hllsborough, N. c., to be con-
Quoted in chief by Capt. Z. G.. Tew, now Supenlend
ent the State Mitsry Academy at Columbia, South
Carolina and Mr.. W. y, Gaillard, graduate Of the
South Carolina Military Academy, aud an instructor Of
approved experience. The drill, discipline, and
of studies, will assimate nearly as practicable to
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies Of the first two years, or
preparaory course will be, Arithmetic, Algebra Eng
lish Grammar, History Of The United Saes History Of
England, Ancient History Mythology. Geography,
Frerch and Latin The details Of the advanced course
will he announced hereafter
Tine Academic year will coanue rniniermpie1ly
from January 18th 10 the fourth week IN November.
The charge will he 5000 per annum payable ss col.
lows: 500 at the commencement of The Academic
wear; 500 on May ls, aud 800 on August lsi, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
books stationery, quahefs board, fuel lights, washing
clothing (exccpt shirts, drawers, and socks.l and med
ical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under 10 or Is years
of age or who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will he received a. day scholars for drill and
instruction ~ The rate IF $l05 per annum, payable in
three equal Insalmenis At The dates above mentioned
But in this case they will be provided with arms and
accoutrements only and no responsibility wlres upon
the Academy except during The hours at which such
pupils actually engaged On dill o. AZ recitation.
For further information address the undersigned az
Columbia, s. G., until January ls, after mat date at
Hillsborough, NC. e. e. TEW
Sept. l5. -5m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-03

iIorErrISEss-is the surest furcrunner cf
future success. Few III Tile worlds great
men but have found themselves in tight
place, where common place minds would
have seen no avenue f5r escape.
A strong mind always hopes, and has al.
ways cause 10 hDpe, because il knows the
maiabIliiy Uf human affairs and hnw slight
circumstance may change the whole course
Of events. sach . spirit tpo, rests upon it.
self il i not confined 10 partial views, o. 10
one particular object. anu II, II last, all
shall be lost, L has saved i.sclf--its own IN
tagFity and worth. Hope awakers courage.
while dependency Is the last ol all evils: it
i. the abandonment Of gSnd--the giving Up
of tie battle of / 4, with dead nutiingness.
lie whn can implant courage in the human
soul is its best physician,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-03
From the N. Y. Dispatch.
CONTENTED JOHN.


One honest John Tomkins, hedger and dtcher.
Although he was poor did not wan. TO be richer
For al such vain wishes to him were prevented,
BY fortunate habit Of being contonted
Though cold the weather, or dear was the food,
John never was found in murmuring mood;
For this he was constantly heard 70 declare
What be could not prevent be would cheerfly bear.
For why should grumble and murmur," he said
"lf cannot get meat, surely can get bread;
And though ireiting may make my calamities deeper
II can cause bread and cheese TO be cheaper"
II John was afflicted with sickness and pain,
He wished himself better" but did not complain
Nor lie downto fret in dependence and sorrow,
But said-that he hoped 10 be better tomorrow
II any wrong'd him or treated him in.
Why. John was good natured and sociahle still;
For be said--that rcyenging the injury done,
Would be making two rogues, when there need be bu
one
And this honest John, though his station was humble
Passed through this sad world without even grumbe
And wish that some folks who are greater and riche
Would copy John Tonikins. the hedger and ditcher.
NATHAN, EsQ.
Wysockinq Sent o. 1855
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For ALE.
a ca I'D.

10. gDBER1soM, innNalsT,
IIAvINGleealed 10 Chapel Hill. respectfully offers
hs professional services 10 the ciiizensof the Town
and surrounding country. Iec produce satisfactory
Testimonials Of his skill 10 the profession.
lie Office Il as De- Mojtes. When requested. ami.
es wilt ~ suel 81 aitthsiffcsiJencc. Ghitg esfea.
ii.onable.
fT Dr. n. will hcin ifillsrorouRh the fourth week
In each month. slso superior Count weeks aud ofener
without extra ehafge) II requested.
August 10. 02
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BACON HANS.
PRATT. OAKLEY CO.,
fl.ale Farmer. Bruce a Co..

ibstt btstN N N9.ff
Publishers, booksellers and Sdf'oners,
No. 81 Murray Street. New York.
ID O.& o.. oasf d low prices ~ cash. an1 lilcfsl
Il term. iof approved credit. large siork oi BANK
snd OEFiCE STATIONERY. BLANK aud AC.
COUNT BOOKS. Keteia and Memorandum Boots.
PAPER on ALL. KINDS. Cards cirrnlirs. Dill
Heals, &c. Pfiniing anil Lihagnphing executed ID
order. Dlbles, Miscellaneous. AMI school Books.
20 x Co.. Publi.h liullion's series q drimmafs /;
Gon.tock'. series On The Scenees ilokefs Physiolo-
gies: Bfocklrshy's AsifOnnmies; Olney's Geography
newly rcsisc souihrrn Clas- Readers; Palmcrs Bo5k
Keeping and the .clesPesl and best Spelling Book
ever use1.
August 1. b2-Gm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
Mnrkrts- RenorfeA br Telrrranh.


RUrr,Lo Nay q 6p -F.ors 10 so'd dsrani a. IN
chsrs,d 70 -. 81 go bbs - 75 IS ~. -h,ss.
Ohio Nj "a. and lndsns and - z5TSi IS 81 doabe
lra sT.nds NBEAr !. dal s0d loser; s.e- u
40Ob. Ibic.so Spin ga { ~ snsis s.lcs
% 20 zee bu b. a. s3G5c Tor po. OArs 1l ,vd sochaasei
.sics - Dbl. A. 90 dsic FsEIGHrs steady WHIST lsc 70
Ne-iok LAKE. broRrs for the 4s horn hdios q non To-
6C-seo Dbl. Floor IS % bush Wh-si ~ bssh Corn
- t@ bnsh- Oc, Can't ExPoErs-9oo bhls y ar, 40
huh. Wl.si 81 go bsh C"rn. L.Es sPosIs G re
s3SN bis Flour 80 .c0 blsn wh-s, S.0" bash Corn,
FxPoEIs bis sss1n-h6 co. bb- FvT, rs ~ bass Whes
sSt oOo bnsh Corn. a,ot0 susb Oes
OswTGo Nav A-6 m-fLoVR s'eaty: sales 1t IS IS Tor
State and - IS tT ehsic- Canadian NHx,r
ubchsr sed sjss Of l0to bssh 7s Chcaso spring 3D.
for Red IpdsDs 81 for prime Wkts Csnsas .:.a3y
sses ioo bush TusisDs Sc Oars care a.. ab
UapCs Sc LAKE INFoETs: " 20 bush Wh.p 10 do
Com CANAL ExP so bsls f,ar, t7csO ta.a. Wnssf
II. 40 u. Corr, lpo0O DO Rsil.y. 400 do Oaa
BALristM, May 2L-FLoIs steady. AHE1r Jg'l aoa
UNCLAIMED CokS sciise 81 62de5c for VIII .Dd 6fd5e r
YeIluv WHISKY finn a, go Provisions hrn Lap ilIc
WHEAT doll tales Of 500 bush RED at sl1si % Yellow
CokS has aGyspced a. sales Of $50 busb o. 72 Provisions
broysnt Nrs Pot, as LAID steady a, llte. 1r bbi-
PRaNDE>CE May 2SCoTros hes ocen dull during he week
with .ms BANGED prices Wool Tne ss o; The
week WY hsk h.ps only +' ID u Fr-,- ~ ~ s .nd
suO Pulled a. d4ec. PRINTING CLoIHs: The leasnd h.s
been sv, and Ices Ia fsyJr Of sellers sses Of So GO
pr
EEw ORLEANS, May 18th. SAILS Of Corros today wers
$50 tses irregular prices CORS hiss advanced sales SD
Csc. FRuGBrs-Co,ton 70 Liverpool irregular AID Isaily
lower
Of 20 bu,b al sSc CosN s,iv. oars ste,y SHIPMENTS
10 DAY 10 Buffalo bush heat II SO bush rs De-
weso ~ 200 buh Wheat RECEIPTS 800 bhls. FcGl $500
bush. Wheat, y eco bush Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

-, ov a. a.. % ir.s. rv ..hh street. On Saturday My
SOLrvI n - As,s sDs ilnes u The 1oh yea ! rs
,o,rv a, Aso,ia. LSrr sssnd, On Mondsy, May ~
SI,., ushis-ey, ,sed 20 y'n' $40 month.
"a -, a. n requested - ste. me ilrers no
- h.: Ck,rs = ss'os GU "ed8e-csy ~ >
s.b AZ 10 o.. Cd The VII % Ahrr - fa't
Chester for n:eEnen;
AbIF H. a., s.:y r'dLy uG, May ~ arr - r.
u4es May Ida e1"s. laughter OF G W. Aod Nay = Ss
aged years ana months.
SFWsCBAy2R-At No l21Ess. Thirty hrs street, ssur
.Ise snd Cshepe n, s,eh,er In sh year Of he ,se
Francis Nik your ses; Of o.hEs Nickerson Jt
PIL.Ps-in Brooklyn Saturday May % Chsle' Yong
Of Gscsze and Rose;ts Phillips aged year aud -
PLYEEOn s1nesy. May 3, Of inflammation OF the ians'
PsyGe aged ana ~ month"; The Youngest ~Hs1|i
Of Rob Payne. form ofTFrlee nty Kerry ifeIsno
RICHARDSON B.yoky1, .nday. May - NJ John b.
Richardson ofl short and Illness N 'ae 's-n year o. hs
sISCLAR-Oa Saturday morning. May O. ,uddeny, PoF.er
william siBcc ased CO yeas, and for hity yeH' AZ Inc
Naval service OF tie United SLstsh
The and M AVID off Of the u Navy 10 New
Yo,h AID vicinity i1vi:sd TO ssnd hs foneI. O.
morning 10 O'Clock from bis late esdenoe No lJs west
T~.niy-,thd sus-., WILTON. fl1sSr inviIstion
VAN WYCK-Oo Saturday MAY "a at her mansion 10 ti-o
the Christian It.gencer In he sSd year OF
Her fr.,s NJ TAX. plsce on "Wednesday 2oh ns. b
O'clock The relatives arr eIds o. The 'Any are respectfully
Invited t s<nd.
WAAD-sud1enly YulsD, Sunday. Msy % Clarence
,oDrsest chd n J@1a and EGzaseh Ward, sesd years
months asd days.
1he fnDers place rom the residence q his pasns
One bundled and seventh street, Thirc avenue
Oh Tue,dsy. 2tb. a. 10 Vclock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

Az EXECUTION AT OswEGo.-Dennis Sullivan
Who villfauy murdered Joseph Hebord vete
,su Of the war OF 1912 with his sword on the 2h
Of last August, was hung st Oswego on Friday aiIeF
noop. He died almost stOlicly as he lived. Iae
last sceLe recorded is thss the Sheriff went up to
sniysn and asked him ii there was anything farther
he desired when Sullivan replied that ae wished fJI
q elass of brandy. This the Sheriff said he had not
vot bn. sent for a glass OF water, which Sullivan
drank sG. The cap was drawn over his fsce, upon
which beirg done, Sullivan exclaimed: Lord have
mercy on my SOUL" and instantly afterward: "Goof
i've gentlemen" and without an instant's delay,
called out: "Go ahead, don't keep me here The
sheriff Who was standing by the spring, az once ssid
"Good bye, Dennis," to when he responded: Good
bye" and upon touch the spring removed tue 'a.a
each, and in en- instant the wretched ouiprlt was
Launched into eternity. He seemed to die without
any ccnvulsive movement, except q few heavy hesv'
pTs @! the chest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
LETTER FROM TIE SECRETARY OF THE TREAS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May ~, 1898.
Sir: In view of the esr.Y aijournnent, de.ire 10
ca The attention Of Congress to the present Condition
of the GovernneIt
In nv annual report est mated that there would
he balance in the Treasury, at the ED OF the pre-
sent 6scal wear. Of Si26 S75 81, which would have
ron I'D 4. iciepcy 10 our # five million
Of collars 10 be provided TORI h st am Dunt necss
saIy az al tim.s TO be 10 the treasury for Its promp
4, 4 ,uccess'ui operation THIS estinste "a, based
up1 an expenditure limited 10 tie appropriations then
s1tho,ized by Law Since that time the demands upon
tie Tr.sxury for the present f'csl year have osea
increased by legislation to an amount not tar os,ow
ten million OF dollars. Another imp rtsot element OF
AID other sources during the then three remaining
quarters Of the fiscal year.
IRE actual receipts for that period, it lie now be-
bav.d will fall ten millions below that estimate at
trbutsbe 10 the fsct tina. the trade and busnses OF
TIE country have not recovered as rapidly from The
.cts Of the late revulsioD IS was then Anticipated
Oeipg IN these causes, the twenty millions loan Of
Treasury notes su.rorized by The act OF Dece nber -
1857 will be exhausted in supplying the deficiencies 10
the treasury for the present h.cs year.
We ,ball Commence the next f-c Al year dependent
eIr.y upon the current receipts Into the treasury to
meet sl &C Dapds from II.
In reply 70 call upon the heads Of the different De-
have received official inform alton hst the
snm Of s3 600 600 will ne probably called for during
the frs, tro quarters Of the next fiscal yesr. THIS
eun does rot include such amounts may be sppro-
)riaied BY Congress over and above the estimates
nbn lifted 10 the by the Departments and have no
,sfs uton when 70 estimate for such expenditures
Upon this poiot Congress lie better able 10 form cor.
net tpiLion than ! am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

OF the three millions borrowed by Government on
Saturday AZ Treasury Notes, over = 900
has besdy been paid IN The takers of this loan
reported 70 be Bank of Commerce 81 600 600 Coemca
Bank $3.50 COO, City Bank $l0O, OOO S,amans Savings
Bapk s2OO, goo Merchants Bank $4,000, New.YJrk
Life and Trust Co. 100000, &C. The Secretary, pre-
vou,ly TO awarding these notes, had declined JOINT
offer Of Messrs ggs & Co. and Tnompsop& Brothers
for the whole three millions at Il e cent. AZ far as
We can ascertain not than $500 600 or $40 900 Of
this issue are in the market for resale. They be
bought al ! y cert premium The previous issue
la! premium for q p Cents and y cant fJr the y
C,bts. The Three y Cents are in fair dsmsnd and
v.ry scarce at ~ a 80 y cent discount.
Albert q. Niooisys regular daily suction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Tues
day). a, 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Nev-York Bowery Fire Insurance Company
have declared a semi. annual dividend Of 10 cent,
payable on the LIST June.
The semi anu ;, teres. the income bonds Of the
Indianapolis and Bellefontane Railroad Company ale,
On the second. mortgage bonds u the Indianapolis,
Pittsburgh aud Cleveland Railroad Company, due on
tina LIT OF April sst will be paid az the bankug-house
of Nessrs Wipslow Lsnier Co., No. % Wall street.
The TIE fc of the Long Islsnd Railroad for the year
e, ding Is. April shows increase OF $7,52s ~ over
the previous ye.r while the expenditures we're So,
IA 81 lees. The road has suffered less, by is peculiar
position by the Crisis ID sn most OF the other raroa ts
ID the county and was in financial coudton requr-
Ing DO great ,acfc-s 10 meet IFS Indebtedness Inc
read and machinery are 10 good condition. The sur
plus ..r the year ending gle. March, 1885, wac 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
NIX ID.

,cxyRsoy-on Monday May a. David Henry aged years
and &c days. e!oest son OF henry " L. and
TIE sDd. Of The family invited snd he faner. services
seiOei will be aiken 70 Has.eusack for in'e
xsieI aged a yesrs ,nd months widow Of James Acte
ss cDs and tedious Illness which she bore with 0h'i'nAa
BANcKER-on Monday evening May a. Ever. Banekeresq
The relatives and friends respectfully iayted to attend the
on his late rssdspOs, III YVES: Thirty sixth
BusaE-As No isS Cherry street John Bu.he, rstive Of
Bsimop, CoaDty CoIk Ireland aged % years
BRADY-In Brooklyn. on Saturday May g. Michael Brady
SImey ofthe Parish Of Kso, County of LonsfOrd Ireland
u, S s s Of n os May g
CALLAGEE-At No 26 East Eoar;seu,h street. sundsy
Ny Is, John Callaeee, In the 4ch year Of h'ssse.
CORLFY-A. No e9 Fast Twenty folr.h street. Sabbath
morning May a. Mira Rachel COT'y In the 7dn Of her
CILKrN-A; No. 500 West Thirty third street, Sunday May
q M.,ael A Cai.io, OF consumption, aged 10 years
men.b&
csAwrosp-In hi. city, Friday May Il, aged 7,ye.:..
pAynEN-At No. 29i rer,h avenu. Friday, M.y 81. Mrs
Ma,srs Davren Of yp.ss IN me Sth seT Of her age
pONASHOE-At No. IH Elm street, on Sunday, Msy %
Hsh Dossgsoe s2 years Of age, ansi'e o. pHesA Ireland
pUKE-on Monday April r. Of disease OF the heaI' Alice
Dahe. kinssle, Ireland.
pUPFY-At No lse Seventh svenao on Sanosy May - seS
Is y.as Patrick }. Duffy. - =,
Long ..sS OF T FSsIy Ma
.sa Caroline II. Edssr.OD, .sed 10 month' srie days
YIELD- No. 100 Division sueet this city Friday even
hs. May Fl, Simon Field, ssed q years
vLINT-sodSeny Saturday evening, May r. Capt JON
N Flint. In the 65tb year Of bis 49,,
HIS rsyss and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend BIZ
sS IL sr.S s, ON No. * Fn BSooiSn
0AnBLEA. No. YsIs stree Js,.sy cry or s.tu nS
years.
BArCH-on wA,supe.y, Ma, %. A,sera. H.ch, d.ash.s
o. issse q. snd mary lane Hatch.
friends Of the family invited send the ueral
TUESDAY ct oclOeh M from ia Eat Twerty. fab street.
KOcH-Ir 6reenp,rt Saturday Nay a. .s.er Gugern,
Illness May e. vile Of Christian Koch, aged y.Ms month
and IS days
LUIHEs-In Brooilyn. Monday May Jcseph C. La;hes
sIs!ve Of Msssseh1se::s, ssed IS Jes-s
NEYER-A Ascension Republic OF Paraguay 81 The r,sdspe,
Other sen Louis Bsn6utsrr U. CsDss aner an illness q
only four days Ma Rsbecca Meyer native q Pralatster
tAs1Asn IN ssy toth yea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

end I,Cco DO by stesm'r at H. Abark Of $50 Dds
~. 30 Eipdw,rd I-l,nd q. J0c y bbl. onk :"
Belfss; wh -Four at %. Cd. and Grsin s. 3D. N snip
p.rs bses The chip N.t:ds, 800 .1ns 20 s!tney tx
$1,000
The bu-iress cf the Sub-Tressury was: Ree@ips'
& ,SC0,961 -; 'oI CGs.Ons so 0OO; AID areSny
Not.s 4,7lOO00; Payments sds6, sos 4s; B,l .nc p
g. CSC, $50 IS.
The BsrK averages Of the week show q more iav0r+
Die Iesp than was anticipated io The specie reserve
The general exp citation ths. the line you'd snow
6 falling of of about million, whereas 1t - only
$sSc3 Goo. The interior specie movement. has been
gate moderate during the week h. exchanges al I'd
irg generally p'odt on the transportation OF com'
Toe losns show further expansion Of over nllOa
ard bah, which is pro baby almost wholly caused by
invesmei ,s 10 Treasury Notes. The amount OF bust
ners paper discounted al bark is probably no larger, Il
a. large a. tie amount paid Of day BY day. The Iaas
are TO. within Fix and half millions OF the highest
poD; touched during the expansion Of last Sumner
precedr the cIisis The idle capital OF the country
con.rves to center here the undrawn depests showing
further Enlargement Of nearly $700sOO. Toe bank
balances are very large end private depositc-s fed
irg no profitable rpoyment for money, allow II TO re-
main in bank. The circulation shows small decrease
The following is comparative ststement o. the con-
jton OF the Banks Of the City OF New York, May ID
and NAV -:
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NdRLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

sean sbip-Potomsc Powell Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell Co
Ships H.. Croker, Huntoon New Orleans, kooon Foe
dick; Holmes Griffith, New Orleans VIM Nelson Son
John BIisht Cutting, Liverpool, VII isms & Gaioo.
Bhss-E Drummond, Chapman AsPInwsI Pansm. r. r.
colt Crocsetf Buckspor, II b Brookman ca w. r. Say
yer Sawyer Ezsbethp It Thompson Hunter Echo Church
a. Rio Grande, Corning, Bepto &So.
scbOopes-R Caldwell Hod.o Charleston Mcc,eady Mott
]. a,rsrp Elis Salem. w. Ropes Co. Cnepssr Bro
KINDS, Baun ore Isaac Toasey Gould Bristol, MAJ
Mosnt Georgetown &C. Blown DeKonn MDer- zans, Tdr-
nsr Bucbsport r. p Buck Coz w :. Tsdse Hawkins,
WmingD McCresdy Mo,t Coz Mathis, Nelson, Beaufort,
Davis Bo.mea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

le6 10, SITTER paying al expenses inteIeS, sn'
for new equipments. |, lie believed 'ne ous'o''' u
Garrett ye-r WILL al least squsi tost oil iAs' yeh
,be eIp.r see vii be col sid-raoIy reduced -,
lean TO he Company Of siooOoo comes Que u 60
the sir king fund 70 meet which 20" 20 IL %
The Comp .0y have Obtained authority rom tae -
la'pre 10 ex.eId this ioan q; e cent 70 io.o'
sinking fund Of s. 600 per annum instead OF soV ="
a, present. The Company hold s53 1000 OF t7elr Own
Mortgage Bords 10 inset claim OF a'ou' $oVVV V'ne
Morris Canal Loaf, nov in litigation, whenever inc
csse shall BE- decided. The Company have no d arg
debt. and propose to establish sinking fund oil
per annum TO psy off the 100000 Mortgage de0t o'
tie Company due N 1870.
hheeiyi' fOH -. Va ending Mach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
Disaster. &c.

Bosrox May 4The bsrk Z. Schultz tof New orh) from
E.wOesns bouLd 70 Genoa ashore Rdins Rocka
May IL discharged part Of aud pu. into Nsssss ~
ship FIRE burned TO the wses edge the sa
inst, In Ia. IS lon e. 20.
fBy telegraph to Elwocd Walter esq
ScHn sEssuNs Truebood before reported spEed Ia
Chesapeake Bay under bare poles the tine. The captains
brother and boy cro~bed Tue captain bp9
the only saved sken of h sfr the secdon
BY vessel bound to Boston, and board the Lou
isia apd taken TO Norfolk The chr belonged 20 the ea9an
and d. ID SnDous, Of Norfolk
ScHs. SEA Win Wheeler & Bfookhsvenl from baltimore
und TO Bedford which put into Norfolk ser beios iaa
ro ssied from Baltimore the h inst aud While ct anchor
On the night Of tie 18TH at Wlouhoys Point "
nun Into BY the scht Caroline easy Of Elizabeth CITY ",
bound and I'D away bowsp sboom and ssso
rsling. No Insurance vessel. ,,.,
scRR BRuNETTE Gee from Norfolk for Providence, wstb
put back n Norfolk In dstrea the h encoun FRED
gale snc high during which sprung nanmss. and WI -"
iVdjsshHge cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
The Banks Of Charleston, S. c. have decided to re-
snrre snrcie PAYMENTS ON the Is, Of July.

The Banks Of ChsTestoD, s. C., have DECIDED 70 re-
sure specie payments on the ls' Of Jaly.
A meeting Of the officers of the B,nks watch have
sg,eed TO abandon tie practice Of paying interest %
DE- posts was bed to-day to take into consideration
what action should BE- taken in regard TO of their
punber charged with violating their agreement. After
some discussion the meeting edjourred without coming
TO dechion. There appears TO be some doubt il the
Mechanics Banking Association will be admitted to
tie Clearing. Hou,e. There is disposition in the
House to discourage the formation of ANAL banks sud
if the Association ia admitted ii will form pre,eien:
for other small bsnss
The statement belo v embracesth receipts by lake
OF Bpf.o TO the cd Oswego to the 2st, and ogdens
burgh 10 the 7tb onIy-the as last week. Tnese
receipts are compared With the receipts to the came
periods in 1857:
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MARRIRD.

CRIW PORD-DURY EA--In this city, on ThpIsdsy May 70
In the second Tabernacle BY the Rev Ih9ms Aml
10 William H. Crawford Of Holmdeis, ~ j., TO Mas
Ssste Ann dsue6,eI Of William Duryes Of shis city.
sruLTs- MoRRIsON--At Hshtstown, ~ j., on Thursday
NAV 90 BY the Henry b. Beese, Mr. su's Edi'o! 81
Vhase Miss Msha jane youngest daughter oil he
Re-, r. r. Morrison, all Of The atove-Damed place
srOFIELD-FIRRIS-At Stamford. Conn, on Wednesday
N., e by the Rev H. D. Elliot, M. Geo. E. Scofed TO Mas
lydia Z Ferris sli Of Stamford.
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NEW1JH.RSLEY ITEMS.

BURGLARY AND ARREsTs.-The house Of Elizaoeth
serye No IS Newark avenue, buesrouty entered oa
sunday y.h add robbed Of $50 worth Of welry Yes
eras, morning pohce arrested two wekno hard cbaac
.rs John Quincy Adams ard Joseph stsy on s'p
S,oen aboat 600 worth Of silver aud ewely on Friday
last from the residence Of M T. UNee Tie Recorder COM
raitted them for examination.
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1857


Excess received in ls58.......bbls. 1854
TIE fo.owu table elbows the amount Of toll psid On
bsrel Of Gour. bushel O. wheat, sud one hundred
pounds cf oter produce and merchsu Use, p,ssicg
through the entire length Of the canal, under the tsnf
of ols in 1861 and 1885, together with the reduction
of tnlls in 1873: