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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
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sesrn,hp PsrkeT.burg Powell, Baltimore - boas, sdss
Il. b. Cromwell. . . "A. a.
Bark Clara r. sut scsndela Msrscsbo Nov 10 .na ne ~
the lltb, at u H. hides. stins oohe. &c 70 s 49,
Experienced very heavy esh.r ,be entire p.ssfe
days Of liaerss Nov l.! ~ tAe Oui' 'sw sn An ons%
for tts Bar a, -,
BAH Mary Ase'.lde tPo) yaenca, Denarsri ?' d'ySN
last TO Nnl. Depev. - ,J
S,hr T. Wiisns Cuitii, Wilmington ~ e., DAY, -
store. 20 NJ cCf.sdy Mott 60. N
schr. HAxsil WilteE., Richmond days Gour, ke."~~
Fifrson . Co. ~
schr EugeIs Parker, Boston for Baltimore. ~
s, Lr kary Rice BLIZZARD, BOston for Wilmington, Del
schr vineyard, stlbb., Boston for Tsngier
schr Smith, Tu,tle, belOws bos.on fsnCeL
schr Poly Pnce, Prce Boston FOX Phi 81, Phs
scbr. George \ Emily, Nicserscp Albany W b2He1
schr Henry Clay, Desno, Albany for New Bedford - . .,
scbr Z. r.. Dixon IS msstedl Swain, Wnuostop, W..
days naval stores 10 b. Blossom Sons Expefisneea ''
heavy weather on the passsse. -
sc6r J. W. Fau.iiin, Boston 5 days. ndse 70 Dsy'ss
SpIsgue. .s
sckr Kate (Br) yeone, Charetown, p y. T., days -
20 J. w. Lo~den Nov. l5 lat. ~, In d. - IN sesarl
3 H. TO y W. lost b, spA. msinsaA stove eaisHf' s~'
STEINER Boston, seew, Philadelphia and Cape Nay nS"
and pass. 20 2. Perkius. o.xa
So Westohsster Clark Proyiden cs, mess. 20 -
Steamer O,ceola Smith, Norwich and Sew-Lossea -"
and pass 10 E. H. Rockwell
sAiLED-ship John Stuart, Hanson, NewOrssns pas
seIh Hale, Stevens New Oaeans; brss Sea Lha cslx
Tor Pe.nsnbuco, Via Long Island SOUND; ,hps D. .E
POET, New Orleans, bng EuxLe (BIb Robcits, bfs'"''
L. g. James, Clark, MaiaIzes.
BELOW-l bns south Of the Highlands.
WISD--During tie day fIOEi the ~ W, sId ffeIa.
Tie propeller Edward Psyson, previously reported fSh'
til. ulorulux raised By ole ~ BisEoPs der.lcEI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
NEU-JERSEY II,EIzS.

E6osArIos IN SEw-JERsEY The sixth annual
meeti, Of the Ney-Jersey Slate Association is to be
held q Jersey C;y the 2Sth, 29,h aud 30h of the
present month. Addresses announced on the pro-
gramme Of eisos by the President, Prot. Wm. II.
Phelps y. ". Valentine esq, Prof. 5obn S. Hart,
Dr. Frs0k Tuthll S. j. Sedgewick, aud IL. 5. Stuart
This az socioon is exerting highly saluary nfiuerce
on Il e ccr-se of popular education in NewJersey.
Through s exertiops most Of the reforms which have
bee N e6fee ed, and which new producing such
marked rtsults nauguraed, aud it anticipated
that the sixth annual meeting will be the most I'M
portaut ever held in the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Ty. u,,,.vps FAMILY IsDUsrRIAL SocIErY.-
The fair of the Mariners Family industrial Society l.
nov being held at the Lecture HOO y, l'e Uo'Ps'
Institute The Society is greatly pressed for means 10
meet the heavy expenses accruing rom 'ne presence
Of the cold Of Winter and the great depression ir the
Shipping interests. The fair s suPPiei with a hns
display of tasteful and useful articles, chiefly contbn'
ted by the ladies of this Society ann their friends
Tbs is one Of the Oldest benevolent Organizations IN
our city aud deserves the beartest cooperation and
sympathy OF the community. The Society mas re-
treat Oh Staten Island for the aged wdows OF sea",
ond home in Cherry street for the destitute families
Of absert -eamen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

LOOK Our roR UIy.-A smooth-faoed sv.Allsr,
about i've feet inl,es high, vith bioe pilot
clo, l,s COs, Tepeseuiir himself T. ~ tae Ssr'ry
Of Epeire Company No. %, has been going the rolnd-
Of the Niu'h snd Fiiteetta Wards vito paper ask
ing for material aid to enable tie above Company 70
repair and pain, their engine. The paper u 'i'--'
Jonas l.. Coz, Foreman" bu' --e"on
forms MS that he ~ nat gentleman IL
wa' a, nothing Of the matter uI'', - =
-.yrmed of /. by some Of the gentle men "" -
-, -...:.s;,oa.o % .le time of from 3 70 81 e-cA'
II /. proper to say that al rePairs &c 70 ne en- mes
srs maae A. the c1pense of the City Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

DROvs OvTRDcARD-- men, slightly elevated
by frequent pOtatons drove down to the Greenpoin,
Ferry on Wednesday night, and before they had a
chance TO get on board the boat with their carriage
the boat left the deck. In frantic eDdeavor TO reach
the boat they drove of Che bridge thereby drowning
the horse and losing the caIrsge. Yesterday the
siage ami horse were found when the latter cut
loose aud the horse allowed to float. Tire in the
carriage Jumped out in time to save themselves. The
Aorse and carriage belonged to livery stable keeper
IN Ney-york
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK ..........l
CIear rcs \.

Ship-R. Treat Treat, Apalaehicols Brett, Son co.
bsIk-T royators, Carver, Mobie Walsh, Carver CeAs
Bng,-SstEh DAM bo ken, B-f,st, Ireland, fgnsa =
Meincke j. u. Andesop King St. Msrss, 5ms Wood, C.i1
Co. Amins Lewis, Points P.tre Yate. rorerhei ~
tds Richardson Aq ads {. l.. Peters Ainesn, bs@'s
Port. .au Prince, Truxillo.
schooDers-Esor,, Dunnins Charles,on, holer Rem
Princess. Lowell Boston, ;. w. LEVIN Co Adeha My
Kelly -; Electric Light, Hume Portland master Isa
Holcomb, Gsslee Savannah, Scranton TAmani h Isyh
k,terson, Boston, A. Hows
soop-Oreeon Rboo.s Providence, l. Kenny.
Prop.nel-Norelty, Bel, PEiadepns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

J. W LEWIS ia cur Agent ls Nsw.Bairns' e'''
sale of 1hL TKIBISE. oEx
II. T.. CHURoH. the BOOK stand made tas N'
CINCINNATI, 30. TEK TsIsrsE for sale <,cl
JOIN PIrrocK Masonic Hal. Fi.th street, " AE'''"
.a.e Of THE TKIBUss IN PTTrsBURCH p.l5
Mr. W. II. wArERs will supply or frierds ~ L''
with 1Hs TRIBUNE. ..,u@ 81
D. KfysALL L Co, No. II Msrtet-sqasre ar. eei ~
the ssIe of THt TslElSL ~ PRoNIpIAef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Rosy RAscALs.-The store of Messrs. Porter &
Paine on the corner of Broadway and R"ade street,
was entered by burglars on Wednesday night and
trunk wss broken open and $500 worth of ottsr of
roses taken by the thieves No clue could be OBJ
tanned hY the noce to tie napet ator of the lobbery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tnr LiquoR DEALERs.-1he Liquo' Dealers Asso-
citation Of KiDgs County elected the following oncers
for the ensuing year at their last meetings President
Wm. Howard; vice-PIes'dent Louis G. 4 Homergue
Secretary, Peter Cemtson; Treasurer, John johnson;
Jtustees, Felix j. Duffy, d. Struse f. BALDWIN, John
II. Sebeck, John Forrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Receinta If Produce-Dec. 9.

By Erie Raayoad-2t5o bbs. Flour ~ d, Wh,hey 10
pis Provisions Ashe' $50 do Cheese 40 do Lard @
DO Butter bales Cotton 9oo bags Os so sides Lesiae %
rolls d., 100 Hides - bills Alcohol .
Bv North Riter Bodn-,7po bbs Flour H. lnO bnsn bLy,
"a pAss Ashes 80 do Beef aud Pork, "a do. Whs-y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

DRov NED AT TIE FERRY.-JOhn Connolly, deck
hand on. h. Jersey City ferry boats, drowned about
o'eloek yesterday morning. by falling of the pier while as
s,urs setting for the Tst trip The body was re-
eoy.r Morris held nq es The Jury found
sv.rd Accidental Death, and recommended inst le
Fer, ccmrapy pIocure small furnished with graphing
rous sppsials to enable them to render more %
6c aid to persons may hereafter fall into the ieny slip
Deceased sbo4t 50 OF at, and leaves family
IvRGLARY.-The house of Charles III. Noorhls OF
Bpn esdsy night aud robbed Of clothing
money TO the value Of 800
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURcH-Lsst evening tue
recognition services OF th's Church were hed Ia Ire
ncrs Academy, South Eighth street, when the hev'
Dr.. Calocots oficiate1. This congregation IS coln-
posed Of those who let the Beptist Church Of which
Judge Culver was member, and who LETT in cOnse-
querce Of the difficulties arising out Of that affair.
The congregation Will Worship for the present in
TreIors Academy in South Eighth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Row IN CfGtR STORF.-F0nr boys named Neil
Cannon John BOWS Michael Marohy aud James Shaw called
HaneD's ceat PeaGc1t street, WedAesday
psnt, aud bsxt u counterfeit oil in py for
Htrso insisted hayis good The beJH
smashed the SOW case, broke lot OF pipes ana grabbing
quantity Of ejlars made the oissppearance. Tney
sequently AZ tod and lyckeh I'D foI examinat.on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

TIE le lies are attracting crowd, at the Cooper In
stituse TO their Annual Fair for the benefit oi dest
tue sailors families They open their doors at 2p A.,
and close at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

The friecds of the Five Points House of Industry
intend holding their weekly Temperance meeting to-
night COL Snow aud NJ. Bro Sers are expected -
attend
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10


TIE Compsny hos valuable unncnnoerea ]" 81
..s,e not necessary for TIE of the Road wh ch it
: ro,o.ed 70 sell snd apply the proceeds tbe re-
imbuI,euert of portion of the funded debt. Since
a. ahove statement L Company he sold 22s of its
reserved shares at par and with tie proceeds pad the
sIe eco Of its oetirg debt aD lded it, track to
The Harlem River. This hosd, under its present
economical and excellelt management, began to pay
quarterly dividends of = ceIt in July last There
Is no 10 doubt that these be continued and
,robabv increased to 10 y cent 4 annum in 1859. In
addition to this, the Company proposes, we under
stand To divide next Spring the unissuelshares among
its stockholders, making dividend of abou, ~ Y
cent in reimbursement TO the stockholders Of earnings
which have. bsfore the commencement. OF dividends,
| been used in construction.
Messrs Taylor Brothers quote Land Warrants as
&.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

MT haiToan ecr November have rot yet been m'ie
up but n show an increase on Is; years isure''
., Rock I-snd Ral-csf receipt <ers, II NoVeHi-
b,r s7036S.
TIE .srrDg. Of the Baltimore anl ONO Rosi '0'
Nov. Are.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Tux RrGIsrERs OFricE.-Tne Register elect has
ade the following appointments, to take efec, on the
Ut Of Jabnary rext:
Deputy John NJ Perry Receiving Clerk, Wm- baie
s.sribsI. Tbomas r. MerSeip WIN Herbert, james How
ud Fsncs q. Qu,yeGo, wn 5. Wnght' in1sx 0eIs Or
..f1 Van s,eenborgh; Writ.r Robert Hendrix te' 'dn
AItloIy Water Henry Fish Chas. Wiets David sutton
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

We have rec. ived from the office Of Peterson''
Coun,eyfH Dc,ec'or tie following description of a
rev counterfeit:
"Laghton Bank, Lynn, Mass, Sc, vignette 10 left
upper corner OF two females horn of plenty, iron safe
ana SHIELD, containing figure Of AL lndlan. Head OF
Daniel Webster 10 lower right corner fgnre in each
other corner large in body of note which purports
to be engraved by the New England Bank Note Com
pauy, and is very dangerous affair."
Tie movement OF the Banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
as slo1n by their last statements, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

CHARLESTON Dee. s-An snip Greenwood no A'''
bvIk. big Mallory, from Sewiork. . -. h~1
NEWPORT, Dec. s-Arr schfs. HAMPTON, OhcAfS- -,
New YORK for PortlaI q, wiih nsinsal splt IoaAn
adj. phia Isaac r. Hazard ssuuders LAzseetspoI, -
b FORBES fTom Bostyn, ov ship Fleet <ood 70 -
NEW-ORLEANs, Dec. S-Ar ships Ssthsn aats.-rvsS
Lorcon; St Charles from New Yors fs,''n' ns, ,on
t.rks udne from NewYork 0enesse, tom ry
NORFOLK De-, s-Arr barb sg.sn W, Lind, from hs.-s
sh.p George Peabody, lS5 days from the CAiaen" S
the Bay. v,s,. .rrsS
SAVANNAH Dec. s-The L g NJ steamship ForiaA S'
st TIE Bs- y-,.taay forenoon at IL ocsock al well
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

LAuXcHED-At O'Clock, from the yard of " "a sspsl
Superior ship Of Cs0 tups called the Fisns boah pst CO
by ,he builders CAPT James T. Morse OF tss sne h %s ~
nan Csp, Root r. Mason Of the saip hAfvs" ~'s'
Cap. Charles Owen, who Is % command her
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
<rC0SD soaRD
sklFs Al AUCTION

t0ol pay.on6 wind Cen p - MauhAi;so ssnh'''' .as
lCec YAM. n. RI 6- 80 - Ns,a1 h.n,',.''' .o2
500 TowuFt Mao Iowse' 81 hch; osh'5s .sso.... %,
Wisconsin ~. 80 % Soru es' tus ColG7
1000 ST up1i. City es.. - ~ ofo.Jn ,'f- Ins l5o
4Oc0 For GWis Irp CoSs % ~ Com" ~thFreIrs Co. et
400 Milwaukee City 1s IS ~ ~ f,uauo Co Or sh e9 10
500 Iefr.H AtCuR.lOs IS 10 <sa I.danhpo. RA.
50 Hanover Bank, ss.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

slr.lj-
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for November 100; up 1890. There i a gain on
'Ieieh, Of s2,2oo over la-t yeSs figures bur falling
O1 passenger uafic.
Tie eaTpipgs oi;he Cleveland, Columbus cud CirciI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
p1ovcmeuts Of Ocean steamers.
TO ARRIVE.


ALMANAC. -.
SuH-Rises... 7:l3 Sets ASS hoon-sets' 10
HIGH wATNR-THIs
Sandy HOOK. s:66 Gov LARD lo:n Hell oate''.' IL"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

,ntrg evidence and the prisoner Tas fonnd golty oy
the Jn,y after few minutes dehberAton. TIE Conrt
,h,r.upon srtarcsd him ~ the stat Prison for tte
Ia answer 10 the usual questions, the prisoner atati
that he was 80 years of aye, born IN Norfolk Va sod
,..s a rousicisp by profession. He denied havioz
,orui,,ed the offense but there evidence 10
sns,aia hirn. He took hs sentence very cOmpo.epy.
Dennis Eogsrty indicted for selling quer wnSu, na,Sos
s.ue and lame. Callahan for assault and b.i,ery ol m
.u,y s,p.erce reserved, and the C1uIt sdJ1irHea ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

COH HEEPednz the Suction sale Of S35 blss Rio tex Jo,
Grlee nIounced for o-rloro~ (sdsy market quiet
sales of $50 bags Rio a. l0tc.
COAL-1he market s frm tie demand moderate ssles Of
co tuns Camel a. 3d. rlos.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
much MOI. active, especially Tor the low grades these
hse xa Iaeh arune' oct are not quotsby hsrI etoics
tflncs are IN general request former The sales
are a. ieJ bbs s. i5d 81 IS fox unsound 2d - 70
for suPertne State; - Oe e5 for - Bd IS FOR
low Esdss Of Western S5 $50 50 for shipping brands
Of hoop 0hio s5 Goa 81 or trade brands do
- SO - IS for extra GeDesee snd IS 1 80 tor extra
ersne. of 8, Louis Canadian firmly held aud Is 10 irI
but no ders generally refuse cell a. the Pes ofsred
ssles Of i0 tb IS for bands Southern Flour
Is In far reqgest Bat the low grades heavy aud unsettled
nAec brands are cu 70 place; the ses are I oos
I5d IS % for nlxsd good brands Baltimore ke and
50 5G 81 80 for fancy and brands hye oar Ii .ir
reques sses Of ~ bes IS ga - - Corn Meals steady
sales of llo btls Eood Jersey a: IS 10
FISH-1ks quiet from the fact tha. there
car.oss sny description siost eoEseq enty have
record but the tendency Of
sIol sy upwa ard sud small .s Of No. Nsachus-t;s Mack
er- making retail trade high 25
large aud ssndson at sls but no cargo sales think. would
evident from currency
De Fssfwsrd, want tsa, btety
Algh ,ss The various qualities.
tRUITs-FaItn-r sales Il eco boxes Bunch Ra.ns I,
81 as fe tal toa,s CO, q 81 c2.as NJ, loco glse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
respectfully submitted
JOHN P. MOORE,
MOREAU DELASO,
CHAkLES sTEBBiNs, COMMITTEE.
ALBERT H. TRACY,
JOHN I. CLARK,
After the reading Of the report the Committee was
requested to act ior another year.

Markets-CaRErrLLY REPoRrED FOR TEE N Y. fRsrs1.
THURSDAY Dec 8, 1863.
AsHES-The market Is steady, with moderate demand
sses u ~ ots q. =, % FOX Pots and 81 - for Pearls.
COTTON-The market IS quiet ard exhibits downward II.
eIs;..E sales u oo bae.. Werepest ner quotations:
HEw-YoaE CLASSIFICATION.
uPands florida Mobile. N O. / feru
sfi;;IERi,':;;;::ff5I si;5s:: g:i::fs' Il f Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
COURT CALEHDAR-THrs Day

ux,rxn sT,ISs DGsrTIcr CoURr.--No'. ~
~ syrs,s, C"rRI-spgor'' .-, ,1, &C.
~ 20, ~, ID, -, 81 70 vs. ,,,. w :, nc
ssPRrAr - -'V'' "' ~
.acUIr-PART L-C.NcENT
80 ,'--,es 6s2 S3l5, SSl6 1917, -, t17. 4lst
49, .cs soss sll4 500 525 5232 o29 Dils bJi 57I
10 57ss 69lO Ee42 $40 5s92 59l6 59l7 bsI3 HIi
S9e sysa c2 The Calendar of short Will be
d md oanS,s thereon tried In Pat IL The causes on
Ca remsinirg untried over I'll Monday
'S"p,prop CorRT.-Nos 6i6 6i7, 6is 692, 697 Az,
200 7s 7y 745 i2s Si7 1884, 49, 6ss. 3ia ST. J@ S D
$50. t2l 746 e9l So. - ont, ootc ,,ca
,7I9 lsis 500 1909 2sl 2s2 26l 2ss, 26s 27o % |Nfi
~, n No. l9J@ 2 a. S.f5 1liS, I0Jj " 26l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
BY TeleSraph.

Tie propeller Edward Psyson, previously reported fSh "
TIL. ulouin ~ raised BY ole " Bshop's der,ieEa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

shows a very favorable result The figures are:
N57...''.''.''''''''''v ''''.''''.'.'.' U'sp tS
Increase y t,y1J
In addition this gain the operating expenses have
been reduced.
The earnings Of the Ohio ard Mississippi Railroad
Company for tie month oi October, lsjS, compared
with ls.,7
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22
THE OPERA.

series of eight operas in the past fortnight has
been the musical event of the season. The troune
collected by the energy of little Mr. ULLMASS. in
cluded larger number of first class artists than
have ever before appeared together in this CITY:
and the entire management justified the impresa
rios claim to be master of every branch of his pro-
fesson, the important one of ''humbug" included.
The browning attraction of the season, was that
great work which has for seventy years maintained
its undisputed supremacy of the lyrical drama, in
all nations and languages -Mozarts Don Giovanni.
This company has for the first time in this country
presented this opera with all of the seven parts,
each as dramatic and profoundly differing from the
rest as the characters of play of Shakespeare
filled by thoroughly competent artist. FoRMEs
in the part of LeporeHo in singing and acting was
above criticism. His last scene was disfgured by
no butfoonery, and his exhibition of abject terror
was truly pathetic. The recent death of Lablache
leaves this great Basso the first upon the stage
Upon the whole the operas were as well presented
as we can hope to them until we are better pro-
vided with well located theatre capable of n lar
ger audience. Our present deficiency in this res
pect subjects us not only to undue tax in the pri
ces necessarily imposed small audience to meet
the heavy expenses of an opera, but to more seri-
GUS infction of mediocrity, or something less. in
the character of performances which the managers
seem to consider is good enough for a provincial
town. Never did an audience deserve less than ours
this slight which they have had to bear too often.
In no city in the Union is the music cultivated in
private circles of character well fitted to form
the soundest and most apprecatve taste in the art
Having had the recent opportunity of witnessing
the performances of this company in the operas
IN New Y ork and Philadelphia, we cannot Withhold
an expression OF pride in the unquesonable superb
GRITTY of our own audience to those of the cities
named, in discriminating Judgment and quick per-
ception OF every point in performance worthy of
appreciation.
The German Operas outweighed the Italian here.
The little opera of Martha, which has been a stea
Oily increasing favorite in Europe for ten wears.
was presented here for the first time and received
with hearty relish. 1 Puritani and La Souau-
bnta, the latter much curtaed and given in a very
careless manner, Jared badly between Martha and
Don Gioranni On Saturday afternoon Rossinfs
Barber shorn of overture, one or two concerted pie
ces and the second finale, closed the season with
spirit that left the audience in high good humor.
The first finale was given with richness of humor
have never before equaled in its performance
here or elsewhere.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22

dull and dropping. Upon the restoration of conf
dence, however, will follow the revival of trade
and with the resurrection of credit, the commerce
OF the country, which lis not dead but seepeth, "
VIII awaken to renewed life and activity. Soon
the recuperave energies of the country will repair
the losses which the nation has sustained. and
speedily etiace the traces of our calamity. The
effects of the revulson will be like those of a con-
Migration occurring in the business centre of
great city. To-day, charred and blackened ruins
may mark the scene of disaster-a few months
hence new and stately buildings. more fair and
solld IN their proportions than those which pre-
ceded them, will hide from view every vestige of
destruction.
Our losses, although they have curtailed the
present demand for luxuries, have not extnguished
that for necessares. Men must still eat and drink
and wear clothes. Consumption must continue,
and to meet the daily growing demands of that con-
sumption, there must be production. Production
and consumption make commerce. Our losses
have not been so great as to be irreparable Banks
and merchants may have failed, but seed-time and
harvest have not failed. The paper wealth of the
country may be somewhat less than it was year
ago, but the real wealth of the country remains
the same in its inexhaustbe treasures hidden in
the earth, in mines, and in the golden grain of
its harvest fields. Nature has not suspended,
nor the earth stopped payment. We are, there
fore, far from experimenting that the effects of
the late panic will be either long Or lasting. Our
only apprehension is rather that the solemn lessons
which we have received, against over-trading and
against reckless speculation and ex-
travagant expenditure, against the insane desire
to grow rich without industry, and the criminal
desire to appear rich without means, may be all too
soon forgotten, in the prosperity of the coming
years. Some of those lessons we mean to ut on
record in these columns, and we commence the
subject in to-day's issue by discussion which will
be found below, of some of the causes which
ed TO the panic of 1857