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WAGON sranurnctory Burned.

ST.. LOUIS, March n, 1858.
The wagon mandatory OF John Cook and several adj
jaceut buildings in TINS city, destroyed by dre last
night loss about SIS, 900. r~o hundred government
wagons were burned.
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hei part ane ever Came near upeeuns their dish y
last by expodLe upon oue o NJ. wo.CSsTs friends VINO
-r-srec sccien<aily got upon the floor Of sne
bcu-- 'hmk however, t6Ss the eeusc o. the House,
taser two weeks a.o would nayc been me same as II
shown to be, The shby nnS1 have poe, therefor
much ~ they 0-h 70 have u OettSveA M WI
iaro bas become Sr. Wolcotts ban IN the crs'i sum
.? fnt ard I" itteo this morning b the ear4y train
fer bcrtor, Thoroughly convinced that washington
dirty place II Is slre~dly suspected hero that he newer
8i ne called back or is tnaI he will Fever De urea
lte Indictment ~ ainst hun
Correspondents of the Press
WASHINGTON, March - 1868,
3h< Philadelphia BrIb--y Case-7hs kvsdesoe, dc.
TIE special committee Of toe House Of Representatives
rseo fer the purpose OF investigating the charge NJ or
Gerry made in References purchase Of the Pennsy
vsDs Bank building, by the government OF the Usted
St.4s Post Office and Court House, orgADzsd this
uoipg ara toos toe testimony OF Thomas Aubone late
P,seoept OF Ssns Of Pepnsyvapts, ex-postmas.sr
Genera Campbell and John Oakford late chief clerk u
the iost Office Department.
TIE ev;c erce fully exonerntas Judge Campbell from
any IN ~ oper connection trAuAacsoa Il seems
that j Miller late Postmaster Of Philadelphia
ssyca by AIibovc - tho prompt payment of
Tie appropriated by The government for tho pur
chase OF the building and fer tts service the bank paid
him S2S, COO Judge Csmpbeii wthdra~p his influence
hiers application for the place Of Director Of the
Mint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

AEQ BRo.pwAY-,TACKsos PURDv.-ws HAVE
4OJ Just received styles In Englsh and french
ssarf lace ard net ties ubuars Fren, and fancy
shrtng IN liner rsin rarculp aeenton paid W the
uanufac uring Of shirts and collars and mproyed
plan We make them FROM the be-, rae-is, entirely By
kand, and warrant Ia NJ W a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

NtWs from NoW Mexsco-NetnSOFce10cnt rOr
Utah.
Sr. LOUIS March q, 1858.
Santa re papers Of the 9th ult received but they
contain news Of scec,a importance
Some Indau depredatons aud several wanton oa.rsges
by the Medcans against the Indians reported.
Government wagons had been sent from Santa Fe 70
the cartonmeDt Of Burgwin TO convey Capt Bowman's
command TO Fort Union This company consists OF seventy
,p-u, and viii go wtb Capt Marcy Utah Twenty FIVE
nounted men also accompany him.
Tho Indian Agent Kit Carson says that the Utah Indians
are in great want. and have 70 be fed literally.
Capt Pope. Of the Artesan Well Expedition had arrived
at Dcna Ana.
The Kansas correspondent OF the Republican says that
gentleman jus. IRON Nemsbs comfy reports meetrg
tive governmea. trains, and that grass growing
rapidly the plains that would subsist stock within
five DAYS
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In exosss a 1865 Now 1856 exported $40 GOV,
and thus yexJ 500 coo 900, $2i ooo which shows
thai me sugar grsna disturbing cause;
that there general cyerraipg as msuy have
been assumed proved ~ the TACT, ABOVE msrHone',
that the trade world large hardly varies from
what Wa 1896 ln ieg Gays We snail pc prepared
wnh ~iLs the stale Of the trade With all
nations giycg Of the raie OF those whose
trade is Uated states aad those gnnst
Ia apuoyscu ~e give the fol.owLs showing th>t Fog
lsnd sfer al ooat ocsloIneI.- - -
Domestic export 10 Eng and. sos
forevr roois exported to Engand ...... 1893 ,694
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIR, 7oo .352
tynrscyt ri from England .......... les, b23 ,V16
Balance IN iavcr II United states sS4,,sS, sss
ACCOUNT CURRENT WIN UNITED STATES
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The North American 0atwara Hound.

PORTLAND, N.rch y, I5S8
Tho steamer North American sailed from this port at
half pas, O'Clock this Afternoon with sixty passen
gers end full cargo for liverpool
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CORRESPONDENT or OTHER JOURNALS.
Correspondence OF the Boston Post
w s1vr~ox,w March "a 1883

The Release Of Mr. Wolooa
The success which has At Last crowned Mr. John W.
wooots ieods and sitoypeys In getting him of the
clutches Of the House, has been most indeatigsby moed
bored and obbed FOR since hs ncsrcer alton Que q his
councillors In the matter has been gentleman who
known 70 have received portion OF The ssT 600 aud
another of those who had been most sctse working
under cover for wocous release Is the black repuboaa
member from springfield, who " not known 10 have
RECEIVED any Of the money The why those agents
of the couumacous have had such long and hard
time IN getting him free has been chiefly the exraordi
nary ami mmovable obssnacy Of Mr. stanton, chairman
Of he committee who has been deaf 70 all solicitations on
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Maine Lcgtslature.

AUGUSTA, March Il, 1853
The Legislature or this State having nearly concluded
is business, will sdjo1ru on Monday or Tuesday next
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Accident nj Bangor.

BANGOR March 81, 1858.
Tho door Of auction store in this city broke this forc
noon during q gale About two hundred men, women
and children were prccip,atcd into the cellar. Fortu
rntey no person was killed
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The 50. Croix River.
CALAIS, March q, 1885,
The 81 Croix river IL clear OF Ice day.
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Railroad Depot Destroyed by Fire.

PanADkIPnuA, March 81, 1865.
The passenger depot OF the New Jersey Central Rail
road at Philpsbu,g totally destroyed by fire this
morning The FIRE caught from the sparks Of the loco
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Bosuos, March 81 1863.
Tho Legislature Of Massachusetts, adjournei today, hAv-
ing passed hundred and seventy acts and forty
four resolves The appropriations made will amount 10
about million Of dollars and the reduction In the State
"a, " scou, half million Of dollars.
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Robbery. Fire, sc.

SAVANNAH March 81, 1858.
The Post Once at Tampa, Florida, WAS thoroughly
robbed the 10th inst.
the business portion Of Monticello, Florida, has been
destroyed by Gre.
The schooner Gordon from Mssnzss for Savannah was
sho, 81 by the British soop-o S,yx Sunday lsst,
IN The belief that she ~ss SLAYER.
weasher Reporta-
81 the Northern, Eastern western .na soctnern Toe
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MgRRrrrsvuLE, G W., March 81 1858.
dozen witnesses examined today In the case Of
Townsend The prisoner appears 70 DO perfectly indie
rent The interest in his is extraordinary and
.fad
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AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.


ALBANY, March 2T, 1855.
RHIs RxsoKIED.
BY Mr. FtVrs {,Nf "A btu to appropriate moneys to
Geo. Ward Burnett for moneys expended bS him In
raising resmsas a. voSantees during - late with
Mexico.
BY Mr.. NoxoS Qss)A bill 70 allow the ccsy0sation 81
tho CITY OF Yors grant titles of land undw water
Also bill authc,zns the appointment OF commissioners
10 take sokDo~ed genenos |. Fog and and France Or
DEL ed TO third reading.
BILLS IsrRcSSaD.
ny Mr.. Douusrr (dsm For che relief Of wsnbers Of
The New York Comm N Council os 1857 The bill awards
payment 10 members OF the Co,rron Council! from tho
time tSst The charter wc,t rtceSt unti, Derecber
81 last Also 70 Prevent the manufacture and sale Of
ny Mr. Ely (dsm. y To incorporate German Savings
Bank IN the city Of New York
To proven. the issus or fraudulent rsse'pss by
housemen, wh1fngers and others
Ass.sbly.
AIBANS, March q, 1853.
The following bills we're ordered sthird reading
bin 70 facilitate the removal Of Quarantine
bill 70 regulate the OF whsrves and clips in tho
city OF New York which leased 70 steamboat
Lines.
Fayoraby 70 regulate the manufacture ard SAKE OF gas
To authorize the consolidation o, banking associations
enables two banking associations formed under
the banking avs OF the state To consolidate cling
petition therefor, signed by twothirds Of the stock
hooers OF each association with the superintendent Of the
same
To charge the school year and amend the stntrte rea
tive Ia public Instruction.
To incorporate tie Navesnk Steamboat Company.
To exempt portion OF the Fifth ward Of Brooklyn from
the operation OF the Fire laws.
motion To adjourn over until Monday evening WAS
lest
number OF bills moved forward stage.
resolution adopted closing the OF the
ch,mbe,s except 10 soes, gentlemen with ladies', in
order ~ exclude the LOBBY.
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The Marion nt Charleston.
CuARrkyroS, March u, 1855
The United States mall steamship Msrioo, Captain wm
Foster from New York, arrived here al six O'Clock this
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To Insure n Handsome Head OF Hair use
nui6e rscscia, prepared only b. NArH DESsAU. ESs
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Horses, Horses, Horses--sorstohss Cared.
Ask for Compound Lotion Ills Third avenue Q, oonle'
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Bascheior's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Toapsss-
The bes 10 The world surpesrnG An made eod and applied
~ the manufActory, rs Broadway
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10000 Csses Bcots ana SHOES .t Aucfisa
prccs At rHIfiIfs sNIrH's. ~ Wares street
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Academy OF Penmanshsp ana Bookkeeping.
s62 broadway, o. franklin street.-The sabsoribes
VIII pupils daily old and young, for olsss
private nstrucuon. Success guaranteed 70 all -,
OLIVER Is. 8OLDSNITH.
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Ds napce Salamander safes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also and burglar
'' RoRsRr NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

B.ilsra's Hair Dye, Ks,ienger's or Msnh.t-
tan lnmen. Manhattan plasers b,ers syrups 80 Depos
CO SteAvN.
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Crsstsfcyo's Heir Dye. Wigs ard Toupc~s-
Best in u. world For sale ana dye applied. No Assor
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WASrSGrON, March IL lbb5.
The Trade of The United States-fnleyesng Commercial,
.Slati.tscs
In locking the statistics published by Congress-
called and navigation, appears shAt, not~ith'
ssrdpg expectation during the year ending November
1857 OF upwards SOC COO in specie the balance OF
trace s still favor " the United StAtes as follows
Dcmesc produce exported CHciucas $780,
rore.n goods exocrte1 (ncluou sforegr gold
and silver, ~, 900 600 specie ........... 2S,TS0i7
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $780,, $40 $50
Deaucs foreign goods imported 800 $40 i4l
Balance in favor of the United States .. s2Os0s4l
THINK may be fairly stated that the panic was prin
cipslly caused by Iha excessive import OF sugar. The
balances With tho principal nations o the world
the they were IN the year 1900, with
solitary p0b OF Our trade with SPAN, or rather
CUBA The importation or sugar into taa Chited States
last year ~ follows
Pounds. Value.
Brown sugar. 31,slb So, 6li, GOA
White clay cd, &c........... l,2lS,lSy e8,SN
Loaf ana refined ........ us s43 SO, sO6
Total 77S, s6o,Sia $50
Foreign sugar exported
WHIT &c ............. 45o7i2 1901
loaf sod refined. .......... c,lCe, $50 2.3, eS3
Total H,73i,s sol $i,.so, zs3
Value Of sugar imported :. g16 SIS. s42 42,7?0,330
Deauct value of sugar eKpet l4.T3i sol l,lSo,2C3
Total TO-, lsf ,oI sn 500 OCT
s,sr rrcucins the quantity exported si3 Cos, OF
Making ...,......................... SAT sa7 $50
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Braids-For Front Hair and all kinds Of
hair work At low prices Head dressing Mrs x.
GIBSON N Sixth avenue over the dry goods store.
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Espenschsso's Bsss-At ms Nassau Street.
They sell better hat - 30 any orcr.n broadway q,
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Meade Brothers Old Establishment. 933
broadway Photographic daguerreotypes; &c, daily IA
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Word OF Aavf.e.-when you arc Sick,
should use Rrsndreths pills Re.a sd.ce Of Dr Hazard
DR. Lui 10 be hsd n DR. Brsn6rehs once gratis Thou
sands who die might live Brandreh oils we're use In
time the medicine. Principal once 7 Canal street Fold
2 Bowery and Hudson l3 Third svcnus,
CO Houston corref Lewis street. uon street. Brooklyn,
and LA South elxth street. liAmsburg
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Genip's Model Hats.
Twelve patterns
GENlN, NO. zs Brosdwsy, opposite 81. Paula
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Balance In favor Of usaed States. Or slOsO, 5il
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Hats TO Suit the Fancy OF all Men.
GKNIS, No. 2t Bro sdwsy, opposite ST. Psul's
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Crowds Walt the Empodan Daiiy--Au
pronounce WATKINS hats and caps unequaet Old stand
d Erlto
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Balance In favor Of United states ..... s2,o7o,5e
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A Tvexsey I'm Houston Street.
AZ ANn GYrrrrn9 rsa.nuau oar

HUTpER AND 6UiCIDS-JEALOUSY THB CAUSE.
bloody tragedy occurred ., ny O'Clock Tuesday
night. in tts house No PSI Houston street. resulting
tbs death OF German girl, named yalen.a Guxsr. ard
in That also Of Philip Aorsarheiner, printer. txenty
TWO year, Of age. II appears that for upwards Of q
scar EGrganhelnsr had reen paypg his addresses TO
Sss oussr with view OF Offering himself IN marriage,
Tors Of two young men Who Sssidea 10 the same house
With her. On Tuesday eyo1.ng he invited the girl to
walk out win , him and see The assworss thai
AND after tie niapay they returned
90 bsr boarding house After being stos. time In the
house, ard while in back room. Norganheimer drew
oouD,s barroed pistol irom pocket and deliberately
shoi ,bs girl in tee lett breast Shs fell the floor aad
ssr1 SsSs 1 sI Re sen 20 n
hinse6 over zoe lett eye carrying away most OF his fore
head, and iln cling mortal sound In the meautn me
the Eleventh. ward poice had heard The report OF she ps
to, al tho girls boarding house, and Captain Squros
reaching il found ibe gil dead fhs Seventeenth ward
street and Captain HART with posse OF men catered
round Mcrgauneiuer lying upoa the floor
in corner Of his roo,a his forehead shot away, ard
the pistol firmly ersspca n his hand. ply sican
sent TOR, s0d he Was placed upon q bed every
effort wss made 10 alleviate bic suft rings Ae mads
statement N regard 10 the tragedy any REQUEST
cep; drink CT water and oed at eleven o'clock
Wednesday morning Coroner Cobn.fy wa notided, aud
hcd isqusss uuon the bocss Of both Of the deceased.
lie evidence sdducej showed The facts In the
to be ~ above ststec Ncrgsnheimer OF very
jeaious diseasror, and seecas TO have loved most
arcer.y. Nearly q 5esr ago nc became suspicious
that tee GIRL was intimate with one OF the young
mea above referred b., and one evening watched
ghen for several hours Be subsequently, told tbs giri
hs had they not been very crcumseect that occasion
re would have shct both More recently he has threat
ensd The gis lite for accepting Invitations 10 walk out
wah one Of the yong rer but che rot 20 have
b.eD ocersed esenst hlin scooupt OF the threats.
tbs verdict Of the Ccroner's Jury foo~sin ihe
Gaze cf Vsen;a Gciser the jury eve find tbst Do
Cas TO her dnaia by pistol shot wouud in the
ieft breast, sad wound hsyieg oeec indicted by Paip
hofssnbeiner. under the excitement OF Jealousy" The
decesseo Dcetsen years OF age and o. occupation
cre,F maker Scr,s gentleruan resiorg 10 her neghoor
tcoo have con,r hsnds6me g. defray toe
peDssg Ct her burial and shs will 20 Inferred to-day
the vescict Ii thn OF Norgarheuer WAS as fol
ossHTe 6rd hst deceased came his death by sui-
cdo in shooting himself through the from al bore thereby
irricsrg such ujury 'be brain cause death Ds
csastI was A'sc q German BY birth
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yercr. o ss schnt:se what rrsssuors any taken
W presett sceterts
Ire rcs,cn berg seos.ee slesrns, Lyaee sad coupc,
huece spgosred such tee vho reported
f0Dowe-
Your oomuee hsvo2 i.qo,~S fully ioo tbs eooa OF he
lion. -osi,i, r~po~Tesl the Sab aucas Il
rEosab. 70 or!sin supply Of water through hose The
the same upcr the roof Of the HALL csa,eS 70 ;.
pr.rurec large number Of huoxstA witch taey
ire wool WORK abou, The cvrso be, vs~n
sasa sncsss..!e disp o; hrs~oks requested
thss e engine be stationed IN toe vony OF lie cits Ga.
wh.os WA tae and thu engine where stationed
until sostime sitter he conclusion tae disp sy That d.
secy after he nsr of the tsey cIuaec
rf and eod woriHo be sxsDed ard and all the frsg
,os-her Shat BALI rss nine ciock the
ehsusn or tai Joint ntssa with
irfcrre ed by M Edge tia. be hsa used al
they had otaS o;hsss susxSaou That
ue request OF ths Dttiee mr. Edge Ami
tia; 40 FAR he could right
suo commune s;ith many msmhsra OF committee
OF Kspsa naa aapni,es and sis daoutv
bae LET, behaving that ~ sfa.
The tub-Co,Dm.tse caused TO be left the roof
covered re@s'ns Of The fireworks Your csmutee ara.
Of that every possible was used
by the sab Committee, snd that more tan usus
opinion thu: hIi hs aud preoaai;nn
ctsed BY these whose charge hs da left by hem the
unfortunate accident would no; have occurred
Your nmit.se that thorough examination be
hsd into the origin OF the ire and sah: tho following
luiko:-
Resolved Thu Ne Mayor and Fire MARSHAL requested
thoroughly inveate and &c the COMMON
orsy o. the Ore and 10 the Of what
soDs 'he same IA to be attributed hidein,sn hYNEB
Received That the report Of the Sub Corres be ncceo
ed resolution adoc.ed anc TIA. tia publish
Taos McsPEDoN Chairman
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FRYiGHs. -Engagemenb continued 10 be light 10
Liverpool, 300 bois roen engaged ct l. "a 400
bbs turpentne at 2s leo tors fustc ios with
grain, which reorton nj IA. $50 5alss cotton
at Sled 1900 b0ls roso at il Cd and 300 bbs do,
by the Great Britain nj 1e TO fiji up To Lendon le1o
bells resin at Is vi To Hamburg 100 uerces honey at
&c ann AGO bbls rosio, by steamer, nj "a.
Ars-rhe market continued arm, with salos OF
about goo hbds., including CUBA nuscovado, chiefly
within the range of 7hc &C, the latter fer prime 70
choice goods 100 DO Porto co al &c. Tor roaarg. ana
Al do. a. ss<c., and $50 boxes at &C.
PRovIssoSs--fofs market rather sitter, With fair
amount Of Gales which eooraced about 800 900 bols,
Including mses, oil t,T l2h ti7 20, pact o. which WAS
SOLD yesterday afternoon Pfme sold ct sg 50 tii 60
clear ness at $iS Beef WAS sissdy, with sales
of about I75 bb,s, including country msss, nj Sii 90
sI2 repaokes western do al SIS IS ola SO, and extra
at SIS SIS 80. Prime quiet at go s2i Uu;
Gull, AND in the absence Of salos Of impor
lance quotations nominal Bacon firm AZ o.
lie. Lard firm, with sales reported OF about 400
bbls and uercos II &c. for No. ana &c. iLC.
for good prime Butter steady a. Ia. lie.
Ohio and isc 2oc for State. Cheese ranged &C.
&C., the latter 1gUue extrome price.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

WEDNESDAY. August ls-G

WEDNESDAY,, August ls-G L. NJ.
The steamship Persia, which sailed today for
Liverpool, took out $685. 462 in specie. Exchange
on Europe was dull throughout the mornings we
hear Of no transactions above 81, and prominent
banker sold freely at a half.
The Stock Exchange presents no new features Of
interest. There partial rally this morning, but
il was 70 evidently mere brokers' movement, with
out outside assistance that one risks but little In
pred citing a speedy return TO the old prices. New
York Central was better; Erie, J. We can
trace the umors current respecting con-
venton TO adjust the dispute between these
roads 70 no reliable source. They are probably UNI
founded. The Western roads were ali a shade high
err. Reading recovered to !; at the advance it Is
understood that private sales Of stocks TO large
amount were made by parties who expect fall from
the continued dulness in the Schuylkill coal trade,
and the unpopularity OF the management of the
company. State stocks were all shade lover, Mis-
sours falling TO 81 a s4l. At the second board
there was no change to note. kowalskis closing
prices after the board were: Central, 77I Erie, IL;
Reading, 47A; Michigan Central, 57l; Panama, fl3l;
Calena, $50; Toledo, ssS; Rock Island, 73l, &c.
The market closed dull.
The business of the Sab Treasury today was as
folows:---
Io,a, rses,pas ............,.. sos coo 0s
-W winch RON cuetorns...s .'s'ss 1920 ~
I'm account CT ioanr. sivv y.
Isymenn... ssss-s 40
90
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sI4,7265gO 81, and the balances
81, 22l 200 81 The Metropolitan certificates remain
at $4,000.
A despatch from Chicago says;-
Several o, the Wisconsin banks viii be thrown out here
ina Cay or Two.
This has ecsaseaed "a advance in the rate Of dis
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

special meeting Of this Board held Last evsuingtbs
President prceidns The President alter An absence OF
few Moments returned from the chamber Of the Board
OF Aldermen, who 10 session. and instructed the
reader 70 read the message OF his Honor the Mayor sent
10 tho Common Council, relative W The Ore n the CITY
Hail. which will be found report Of The proceedings
OF she Adermep.
appointed for The purpose considering the subject Of
tDe repairs OF the City Hall.
Mr. BRADY seconded the motion, which was unaui
The committee consists Of Mcssr Rhodes, Brady and
Van Tyne.
The PRESIDENT Informed The Board that the charter re-
qurcd resolution having reference 10 the appropriation
% money, N be cd yertlsed for two days
Mr. VAN TVS moved that the 81 $50 900 be appro
pis,ed W make The oecessary repAfs % zoe oty Hal
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arc charge l, TO iB Appropriate Account, whlon VIE
ecc< n6ec arc laid OYER
Mr. BRADY tAolxni oausS oi the Gre a. the CT
Hal ehoeic DO made the ,jecs Of special icvsst.g
tcr b. tbs Bosrc ncsrsn OF the s-on Of tho Mayor
ard the Fire MAsta au5 therefore r0vs- tse appoint
ment o. eeec com n:stee Of three Tor thai purpose.
ne resolution wss subsequently, aoenoed by nst;on
tr refer the matter 60 the FIRE Department Com iNee
whnah Was Adovsed by vote OF 10 TOD
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MARRIAGES AND DEAras.


CiAsS--y.S Pyrv--On Saturday, August 10, al 50
Johas church, by the Rev. DIR. ogoby, NJ wLlas
OnASx 70 hss RsRscCk VAN Fur only laughter OF J. j.
Van Felt, ESQ, AL OF this civ.
EAy--CoSkirs--At CarEansvia, Monday, August 10,
nj Inc residence e. ire brides father oy TAO 70, = How
ard smith, RoBxpr laanr FAY 10 EIaRA A. CoSHIN, both
Of this city.
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PsSac1 al InhltlEeDce

Among The passengers by the fsrsia which called yes
ierosy Tor Liverpool, Col Thomas Asop who became
notorious IL ccnrecton with the last attempt
snete Louis Napoleon.
Ms. b Fisid, bra.her Of Cyrus ". Field, arrived
al tie BIandre'h House yesterday. from tns steamer
NA2srA.