davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
TIE cash assets srd lisb lities of the New-Oflesr
banks on Tie 9th inst. were as follows:
To,d....sll,s7os7 elc9s,.is s7.5ss,sH SIS 2ss III
As compared with the ststement Of the previous
week ths results sle IS fooys:
T. ne Edit, # TIE y. y. T,i5me.

tt he E6iicr i The " y. Tri5Hae.
Sill: The fluctuations in Is Crosse Lind Grant
Bonds are very remarkable but rot more 60 than the
causes producing l.. Whatever msy nave inaneaced
the Board OF Directors to give notice Of the payment
OF the August coupons AID then withdraw IT, We kaos
ros but certainly il has Inflated srd blasted "a.
with fearful Tspdity, AID done great injury 70 hold
ers Of those boIds and the credit OF the Company.
We have ccat, ;ha, The controlling Of tas nl eI.
lies deeply bedGed IL Gov Rlndss pecse 70 himself .ad
R41oss cz.n ,zd 81 .estrs OF ths. s,.,s
vale tey give credit 20 lie Governor oi duty pronounce
bs refusal give eeIc1e Il lie Gods which BY .1e ter
Ct IL have Injured 20 the Company unxarzn;sd By he
facts l. the while Il 10 clirary 70 tie s We. anc he
aEes,s Ct nc enterprise, re-tet by Congress tnt tae
S.a.e
Tls MErcEkee sea,iae! s.ysi
While 10 u. tia. he G-verlor L tbs uarer.
Llus m AA # llJ sne !, at ler-et oy n7r- Il
pIosr motives. cauuoi but ihrk ihs, bic decision s4
~ith he r intent Of tue &c, o Congress srt "a
o he S.tte believe 20 b stverse = he Interest," a ne
Ccmrsry e,u;yUy to soCr6 policy and toe public wes
quite cl. tSt By t. me <rns q "a sw
he Corra ksylz co3p-ec ;. coInuo1s miles Ct ls LAID
On. Rosd sn,sd 10 ID sections Of And; sne'heT the
pcIoa bali x =. ether end n he ric-e d aeir ne
Il obv that 70 withhold the lad til ns p:inz q tie
sr. - mics from Msisor mp.iis III credit aaa s1ftAs ae
Ct the Company ard Delays does 10: entirely tef
sad ;teJ sr.eey ske .-oufh nom thsir sale 2 Id
the. - niles B.; i n. snts withheld, ih- Ma-isoo
tt-ch % .ct lsey = p tul. ~ a.
The Above g. ccrts,ce v1 pun srnl- a.
'rd te Tl G: srAr; This ,f-s, d - Glysrncr ss
Etfoaft -tr 'ir-cct &c r-'7-r;y c wen = 1iy
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Passengers Sailed

p ,,,ar,iir North Ssdr, for ScsiAdnpfos ssl HSs,,
NJ ep.~y.a"' Nile NJ Nc.r', Me- a hof,, Me- ".
"a T \. Rsrc NJ. c. lie B'nc, NJ Greeevay. B,,s,..
~, > l. Roh,.s {, ben, lsey an cliG, wssts.,r,
A., Fcubete Nv Oi.eAl. Mis- Muanaen TOO eaL.sa "a
.y,v.n, rsrnbour H. Mlssdlu lr. M's C!sa B. 4 81.
a. rider ard thrse chirea, o. Grtoer snd al.
s,.n ars Sssls Alsx. Pe.;.srui 4 Bad. joseph RIVE "
r.r; s,,st Cbsrss BeTll.f aas wif., p ioars A.
;.Tsp. Mr. D. T b siners, PhilalsiPe. = ssor, j.
= c.nror resauand fIos,rcy snc lsdy Levy aGy al
bSsn W., Conor three cai'ten .nd ngrr NJ Ma,
viii cb "a rure Rev John Kelley p Aaas,s a.saa;
-, W.i.h Louie Tsast. A V. lna, I-MSs Ns,st g. A.
Hrrh 49, samnsl Pri Msgbe Pfodsi', Re, PrsG "a
isiy. Ki.1iI, Gs. ssoton J9rgs AiaxS, ~ s'r. r..
y S,1eys. wife ara ch,lt en- Teomas A.eu L,sasaa;
ward. f. Ch.ars;. Charles BeIfo w bisa;e T. POa.S
Yo,i M Casson Pinot, John rnomss Pre, Bernard sscy.
G. Bal Alien Moiher, Myeise MAJ. ~ Aral..a Dad
- D.,,N~t,n- Narte.s F,evsT,n NJ. Btrassr,e; a.
Ns,,in P.a,o Dan.y John Dainty Fsncerer Arase AG
,,iel ,pd sdy Frn6co, Megnin Jose Gayase, Nj Ue "a
$50 In he tclus eAs.g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Passengers Arrived

n s,tar,lip rsaSerb Jroa seai.aspi5s Ssa ha,,'.e
t,Ia. sTd .sIy.5t' " X Asrbeck R H. Dixie. \" NJ
~, " Blurn D. n Nckhsm, & Adams, ia1y al ',vnlS
S.ns " hitney samr. BTsnnsn, PARKER and lazy j. H
an Rev w y. Barry, Rev. j; W. johnson s.a w. a. Is
ss,r~.i s W,ldo n Flasn Mr. Stockton, MI" sratstt
Miss sedswicx r @ de Grsw and LADY & u Laaaos ~
child ana nuiso, Stsnnsa Z. G. Noodrir u seea Nv
ives b. Horbes. Mss :. Ed~se. Ms As,'g.' a. ~, "a.
and Cook lady and teiysnt Fuey sud h,y MS 0osts
,nd daush,,s Mis- Gorer Mrs Levini e tos .sco, Nm
Ferrero a. son, u. H. Loop j. Gsore M Dson hsr
= Seaman Mr. Kinn,y L. Weber, Diet, g saerusn Mf.
iouber. Louis Cshp, Wm- scbanss. Bacnrscs Gstun
sSy thee Children and two servants, No Ne"or u 70.
ey j. schmidt epl bio;hsr, Nj vsi,iut II Lsoas-. Ia
Ps,e M Pollock r St Juan, M Cstuls Mr. Nsh.a Bro.
NJ Ch,uou Dr. Dszaru, Dr. Pfsf Mrs. Lesis Nra st sri
bld Mis- Reset o. Busch srdtwo daughters Mr. les.e saa
adv A. Bernstein. o. Fouruier j Lehmann G. q rmrnaa
and four clldren Ma Hcds sod dsesh er O. Leo Hsss.
Msry Were Jane Oaer Mary Taylor Mc Lonsi- and vie
Mr.. Boyle ard sister, Ms MaF.hi.' Ma clrdc,, NsL
W.,zus,r Mr Coomb and lady Miss Dupins aud sister GA
Ned + Levi Nj Cahr Nj. Msndsld aud lady, Ma, -
mon, J. Ferrl MI Hectnan, Becker Mr. Doomo her I'd
adv N,s Mas. Miss Matthias Mr. d M Pay'Or, VI. Nr.
eel Mrs Augner aod two ohiasen. Mr. Hemon, Ms W.
Williams sdy and three children In cabin 'S second saa
lO7-TotA 2i5. d, e.
In JyiJ The, TRssic. from SrraHRid-F s:ssn @ P RL
nor Rofer. Stewart William Stewart, Afono "heeg, losa
Lsn,ch, W. ii. Clemow and LADY, Mrs e. WooeTf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. July
lenred.

s.eGrn,hips-Memphs, Watson, Charleston II. B. Cmmsslk
Co Westeurori, Berry. Baltimore, ii. Is. .nmwe. CA
Hurtsyie Post, Savannah, II. b. Cromwell L Co Asbsus
Sohepch savannah. s. L. Mtehll SOM Jsme'O~n, pss
Norfolk II. Ludlum Austria (Iisu HeYdtmsnl, UlnbEL
Kuhsldt Co. Nashville, Murray Chieston SPos,rd rss
ton Co.
Shps-W.ndarug Jew ssckpole, San Ffancisco sg,t,r
Co. West Dennis HoWes LsgusyTa :. W. Lewis Co o.
R,ae Chase, SomtIero Island, J. X. Dow.
Bsrks-F. Sscor, Pa'ue, GLyestor, - 0rren fvoryt
Busch Musqussh Funch Meroiei YdIur, LiessesNt M
tarzss
Bhg-B. Young, Colsor, Csieis, Aro Ssnlith Ball
Sctooners-Maa LoisG On innings, Fall Ryct mss'er Ned
He. deuoD. Wilmington r. p Powell; A. Mason, Carer WI
mingtoD, Dollner Potter Co.. d. B,bson, Ellis 81 Nm-1s
Foukes Sons Oriental. Trask casist New fmk Undsrghxr
P.rss Smith Hslisx r Dewolf; C0moesnd 81 ns, Aoss
John Riley, Crsrshsw Moss Richmond, C. II Piefsoni "
B.tel Ryder AeNalcIia NJ Beisl; Cobssset, robeJ BAT
more J. W Mckee; Wocotf Psrker Boston Hoss'd Lossi
Sostou, 5 W Lewis & Co. 4. W. Thorn DAVIS N,wPA, L
Kerney.
Sc0p-W n Bowen HAlack Providence, l. Ksany.
Propeller Novelty, Belle. PHILADELPHIA J. n Bhss.
BNse-P. I. HesF.,, Hand PhDaiep phis J. l. Bats.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
ARRIRD.

EAkL-TANNER-Ip OAklsni Comfy Mich on Thursday,
JAY o. the residence & the brides pIeas ty ne Rev
Msn ComAn Il Mount Vernon, C. fsTi ". d. Cf OnJ1 -
kiss Mary Z. Tanner of Osslact.
HIxON-HOLpEN-ln Brooklyn on Thursday. July % BY
me Rev M Guior, Nj james b. Hixoa 70 Mise ks.e NJ
Holden.
LIE 0AIJEZ-HlYe-On Thursday moIins July - a. Wes:-
minister Chuch ty the Rev. Dr. NcCsrtee, Nj. Peter l.
Gensz 20 Mns May NJ Hays tcth Of this city.
fRAINHR-MURRAY-Ia this city, on' Thursisy evening
July 20 BY The Rev Wm ssrrs NJ. Peer TraiGer M.
k,ie &uusy eldest daughter Of Wm MuErsy, esl a Of
this c.ty.
WOODROW STORER-Ir Brookyp on Thursday. l.ly -,
Nv the Rev Nj KMr Mr. s Aorz Woodrow to Mi's May A.
E;or,r toil q BroCklyu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Arrived. SUNDAY. Aaaus. l.


Steamship yssderbi Lef,vre, HAVE and soahsmp0a ~
2 md.e and pais 20 D. TorrsDce. Arr Of the 5s~J's'
moTIIIg gsi ESQ.
ship HeHcs iofKennsbunciD Tbompson Lyerpo 81 tsys
coal and slf 70 master. 18Th u, ,. ~ f0 on ~ % W
Banks spose schr Cordoys fishing Z7,n ls N Oh on " ~
took plot irou bost Noes III Grunei. "a.
Bark Ellen Morrison, Hughes RIO Jsnei'o June TO- o'''
Bni 81 soses lat Lower Qasr.n,in., slru,i.,sr as
ytLa 10 Gays sOaeT 10 StErses Co Is bound -
Eng put into this port 70 ob.sn Two sbs ils IS
taIded 2ith ut CarJslr. Reef, spoke ship fils1N
days from Apa.chcoIs Cor Roctlsod ,s<,
schr Pedss BIZ ], McBaFLie. Windsor, ~ , aA'h
.hI. Lucy White Insrsbsn Rockard i3ays '.one '@''
Richmond
sehr. J Hou.em.n. Bush. Wright, 2 tsys pnsspplsa
ssbr TTsncit, Staples. Boston. IN ballast o.r.s-
schI. Stephn Hotohsss (of Ne 1.Hsyep, .. Loyefo~-
schr. Howard Lawrence, Se~ben, y. C., s cay. rs'o
10 Doirer Potter Co. -.
sehr Oregon RsUse Washington c. days. osva n;
Senn Asocs C1nzsrs, Grad Cay 4. l.. g.. 3syS a. w.
Cali x FIi-h. Lei. American vessels
scbr. Ariro uocs howlsnd AeKandfia isys cal ,.,
sehr Ar MsFis Har-lek s. AsiHs l5 days 'Ae Aas's'
8 L. Ni'cLil Z Son. s-,
sehI. Susan Abbot: lof Cap. asJl Laeow, JssSs'e'
y, 10 days, lumber 70 Peek 4 Chgich .,,.,.E~
sebr Fs'hicp tof New Bedford, Chits Ausssps' gu"
oss 10 Wn C. NJ Swif. ,,.s.o
schr hsrtha Nelson, Beslfor:, n. c, day. ns'l "'
Steamer Dasssre. cope., Phiia1elph~ ard ca9s s''
~ p,ss- % Y. Pe:xp.. o,.a
Steamer Oprsy k,uuey Proslsnos 1e'e - l'se "a
Steamer smsg;ta Ny-. New BeeiDEd, fndse " ' 80.
BELOW-Bsrx Mary Srsress, from Bl sr,s W. a,oss
Lorcon a. Deal Jure "a y Grnps1 Matgfn u .s.srs.s
Loyd ~ Iors Liverpool Ere ~; sgio UaterwIit-r s.k3
Live pool J.y s-B By - best A. Mellon Jtfk
Ril, Havsna: bris fawn t1rs Q. liza liAxi, WesS sSiI3
BY pilot boat No l.
WIND-p.hps tke day, from ~ T. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
!. wm..r s.u :. 81. rso.InOs. saa Lnrrn =

r.. wmsNY ssm =. :51. FSofIsoss eaIl LNsrtp n,
~.
-. q 90 bu,h A. O5 r.. WAKE Canadias sl Ol f -
,,t. fnas. qs q 81 for Be- d. sic fsr MI -sai,.
lie for Cacsso sg5s IS ~ ssaiaaFy d "a 81 ~ -
- psri-e COES Sam 1ud g. god Dc rsalt a., ,, :.
kS :, 80 ~ warn ard ss- - hot OATS frr ,ss. 80
Sa,b. Werers .: 42. - a. csaA sKmenTs s:s.sy Isss
c.,si rxFoSrs: So bis. Fl1ar e Co blis ".
40 bs,s. CIR, CO.. bush. oar 80 bush. Rye.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
TIE B.ri G: England ..s;ensr;s sto= TIE ioFOyics
,ssu.; 70. TIE ssze per.od:

Since TIE panic Of lsst Fall ire Bank OF France ms
Increased lie bullion l3 $50 40 sni the Bsck Of En-
elsna go, ,23s, l49, or togs;nsr $l0l, 100000.
IRE cos turr,ge Of tee schuylkil C,oa i'r the
week erdIs July 20 vas O,534 turs, sgaiEst i3o|i
t,rs II the corresponding week Of Is. yea.
TIE Re.6iny R.ilrosi C0npsrys receipts ;or the
week are go eei turs sgsrst 64O c the same week
il 1877.
Tie sggrees.e rec.ipts fron tie Lehign and Schuy-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Arrived.

Snip Michsel Arseo Of Bcs,oo) srtir Sunderland Jsy
cos % brc'ty Livingston july - lat ~ ~ Ioa ~ 1sssa
slip 8tds.wssr. EsI,,ow LysIpo June % ri;. a.! a
10 parted company with NIP Lazy Fansn, from Lyspf fe
New York 9h TAT IS jo lon A l5 during d'n'e s psd
osed tte Sea King( bound T. 9th, lon. 68 pl non
Os, @ ". Blunt The b bs' had light Winds aaasvepS
maIisby smooth sea the entire rssssg-.
BsA Laue.ta, Bailey ssgIs IA days sugar to Mose Iyd
Big Charles Edward (of Belfast) Hse sgs Is days nse
to mser June ~ Wrn j. Turner Of WalioOoro died oeS
BIZ Thomas Tleson Morrill, ssv.ui.I Is day. hides ss~
&c. 70 p n spohpId tsis 20 20 AmesiG.a ss.s: J.! ~
for Phisd.Phis boarded By plotboos, George sesnm
sehr j. = Brsa.rd wilam. chlnco.sssue days oOrntoa
N Fox.
schr. wm Z. Lsrsett Gis.oo, Glen Cow.
schr Caroline Stone BoyptoD Providence 10 bau. niss
schr Flying Fish, Es;el, Elizabeth City n J., for C'a
schr Geo. R. L.ni.ir, L.pf,ir New. Haven
Sehr Emms Farbu'h Kenda RoeAard dsJ' lime 10 "n'
setr Martha M.ria, Ellis. slep, days md.e to aw
sehT Samuel Gilman Crow.n Boston days misr 20 W.
schr. L,msr,ire Quincy war,hsm days nails to wm's'
schr. Bowdi,ch Collins Norfolk d,y, s.n 70 orisf.
schr. Hartford. Dick Mddetown c., in ballast c.,r
s se %ie Si'as wsS HidsS isy fna wmaon d, aI
schr. Alma (Br } Scott, wiad.or N 5, day, Pliasf
81; S,,s.5 ssI'ss ss5 a.s; s s..'a
Scbr. Northern Lish Hall, Rinalbssen days.
Schr Vintage Coleman, Boston fof Albany
Schr Chss d. Hsllock Hcdghius Boston.
schr Andrew Brown, Lowell Boston f)r Albany.
schr Aus lss, Hcdses Bo,tOn foI Albany.
Schr Teegsph. Rogers, Beverly, Mssa
Scbr Wsx.f.ld F0untslh Pfoyilenee.
schr Fountain. Dsys Fsll River for Albany
schr " bite Rock, Gay,, Westerly for Albany.
soop Wm d. Msnesm, RgssslL Tsiiuton.
S.oop West Wind Wright, Virginia 2days apples
Steamer Bo.tsn seew PEls islphia and C.ps May nd s
pass. 20 F. Perkins.
steamer Charles o'sood, Smith Norwich Ne vLsAos,
uldse 10 =. II. Rockwell
Steamer Peesn Aldreb Providence udse to I.sr odsi
Steamer Sophia Fly. Phisde phiA, nd-~. 20 ~ Brigx.
Steamer Beverley, Pierce Philsde pits rad Ie. Brf
sALED-S esnshp North Star HsyIe and Southampton tsi
sueho'ed q. lsfsLtireD Alabama, aud Hauyi. ssyanI
Ns.byil, sDd Memphis Charleston Jamestown Sortylk.
WIND-D1ing ths day from y. w. ton n T..
Tie NaLc.r rbt s.esmshp North s.s Capt. Jones. or Hss
Ac sailed this orniDg aud anchored aI.ntns IL cs
qusnce Of difficulty smoIs tie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

MILLIONS OF BUFFALoEs.-A correspondent Of TIE
ST. Loais RepaJ.,cda says that Utah mail party en-
oountered, on their journey, millions OF b1f.loes
"blockrg up the highways, so az TO delay tae ms |,
"whiIe deer and sntelopes we're mne Numerous than
eNey seen before"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Tle A-sus; r.e-stt on re s..:e aib; o' Pf-rsJNs
rs h.- c.en p-cydsd, 7: s s;.s, shac1, ~ ee
T-e srIe1ed t.ee giy.s tie t-lhJn re sirz o'
F..ree 80 tie rs,e OF iri-,s-. lSjd 1851 .ai 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Rer,iuts Of Produce-JULY -.

Bv Eric RaE,oad-la5 bis WHISKY Slo do tsur, - .,
90 - a. led ..j psss -, vi.iotf, d. Ba,sf -
An. sTo ,ass Leather. lo'o bales WOOL S roa. 20 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

MINIATURE ALN.SAc.....THls DAr..
srx-RIsss. a:S7 spS-Se,s... 7:i5 Mcox- asss lSp
wATER...rHt.
Sandy HOOK 40 Cows Island. so UelL0.,s ~ an
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

.r.rs:- p.y % Set, 1, mr. 20 10 = III ~ in-
, ~ Tse y-,-. ~ish o. o-'t 3
ssr.s e i.rr.cAt,d s-c-fI;iss 4 "isr-r.o iSos-s "
-. =. rrcr % .iS.r VIA my - "a ~ 81 ~
fr f "a advisers Gs.ft % ~. We fa', r''e
-. ~. Nl<-1se. Arf NssJ l1ir3Af 10 lts a p
-si,- ms rira -...faf Il A. --vc- - So -
-. s-s .pD ~ Lid G-.I:s - Is C'''e h'f''i
,rs,,se ertis tNt 70 oesr D. m,-ya ,,,,rorors
Ig. J1j 81, lt-. bO'O-AN-~A''~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
rorur oy SPECIAL sTssIOSS-JuLY 3l.-Be'ore JLi
SVS"A ,c,s CosSoLLY. STEESs ard KELLY

ticesC
c....,n ne calendar, lto Conyistions. s.
snsb .,s. oSeil Jere isb c. fee and John nHuro1y
~srs orvc.d for malicious s''sat oa Pss FsensJ Pen'
Arp Hsssett wac convicted for stealing shawl eod
b.Ii blls Peni,en,,ry ooe month
Marco Lee Bereditu Was corycted iOI slesiiLe
rod chain P.n;entisry -four months - , -.
George Allen wss convicted ior s'sahns % cSn's'
3smes Rutledge was convicted fJr stealing qosa-
tiy of s.6re cutter. tools City PIisoD th.-ty dsys ~
" hsI0 True vas convi,ted ior stssIs ~ h'"-e
Charles Husghel was convicted TO- stealing q china
John Holder vas convicted for stealing csype. bsg.
sirnon Masters was convicted for assault and b.s-
tsrv on JAnts FolwelL Per.sr,isry Two mo3tbs
Thomas Muller and William Tolly wers cOnvicted
for and bstey Masos BsDcroH Persrt~ry three
james Dorsey was convicted for sn assault oa Ann
Dorsey Pspteu;iAry one month
Benjamin Taylor lB.) was convicted Tor az assault
. Jsues Green. Peni.eniis , three uontIs -.
Eichrrd Weller wss convicted for assault ari d.
isIy On the Henry wilkins. Peser,i,ry one mouth. ..
Charles Husghel wss convicted Tor ssssuIt anu Oa-
iery on Adam stssrer. PeuieniEy Two mouths
Mathew StremLer wac convleted iOr tssaHII hui
tEtteYy IN Hsnnsh GTeentbsL Fined 90 ,,,.
Emma Holmes was convicted ioT sesauIl aha ostViy
On Julia Kelly. Fined - .., ...s. -
Guttavus l.. Brsdford was convicted for assaui, ana
lsttery on Mehstl CondIen. Fined -
Trno:by DAILY was conv cted for assault and battery
On yohn d. stuaiey. fired ,p 1..,o-,, -,
Mary Lea was convicted for assault and battery on
Michnei Callahan wss convicted for assault end bat
try on William K BoouL Fined s..
Sebss.i,n Fisher was conyicted for asssnt a1i bst
terry on William 7. Edws,ds. Fined s25
Patrick Mexican plced guilty 70 assault and battery
n Jehu Dooley. judgment suspended.
james McCowilI plead guilty to assault and oattsfy
On james Cesu (B). fiped&5
Ssmuel Spencer plead guilty 10 assault and bsttsry
90 Catherine Spencer. PenitepisTy two MONTE.
Charles Tuly and james Rue pie ad guilty TO st5a'-
pe psos and other property Sent 70 hs House Ret se
Clara Goler plead gailty 70 stealing apiece os calico.
Boute a Refute
Thomas b. Wilson plead guilty to stealing guam
Gtk,I -. F.y
Edward Ryan plead guilty TO steslinss q. Penisen-
tAIy three months.
Henry jackson plead guilty to steslng pair Of
boota PeniteI tsry ,hres months.
james ClsIk plead guilty TO stealing 81 10. House
81 Refsge
Aaron Waterford OBJ plead guilty to ste sling four
texes Of ciatrs. Penit.p;sTy four months.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

pee-eNe In 1885 S5S.....................S-7Js 30 10
Tie Dry Goods iupoIls continue to show lsrgs
fsre e The decrease foT the past ioar weeks is u
g. cent:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

While tbe net revenues from coal hsve fallen off more
tbsn 50 y ceI:, the loss On merchandise hiss been
bu, about l6 y cent, and on passenger travel only
about II y cent The reduction Of expenses during
the ssne tine Wa. nssrly 80 Z cert. Tie net profits
of tie islf yesr are s5l9, 55s sg.inst s7s7,5t7.
Tie following are the rec.ips on the Morris C,csl
f,r the week ard sessor TO the 24!L ns s. compared
-..sssr,,, ;;,y TINA "a ~.
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EoyOaoLoEa
rasvs-ia@r.n.l

" .u Sc poSps Sc. .. The Bead 4 Brokers' ci
80. a ~. and ,so NEGOTIATE Lc,Ss FIRE All M.sSL L.
srs.,cE srocx sla Scar eoCshi s-d soi-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
spoken.

shi. ChinbsnHo, M0r'.. hon Lls.fe's. q, fA''"f
C l.t % y ~. %. !I...ss' D. Ss.fE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

nhf SArURDsy, jay 81, 1853
.sur- T.. ,-,rir, I. steady ara tie rsrtst fn, sAes
30 st,s =. 50 soi Pots sd IS % tTPeAr' , an
Co-TON-fh. Eus.t 10 qlie: b.; s,eaiy he'Aes az @
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me-, OF o,.. G.. a..o, I. .,e r,ys.p. 4

p4ynsst ,sssT 0sI5cr c. fos . '.he t'y %. y
.Eelr raft -
On ;he oih.r h.-o Il irs.3 "a; Gr3os c. s:s -, -.
,c.e parties Interested ceisstls be Ebe1S Ca w "
he a l1z.s kI1 &c ic.sges, 10 "a cSso Ates
t lear fscsn The e,lsn that II tFsif q he'a
o fd.cu1tps tie csc7cr. SLOWED pad y O}fon -.
,, Ii. heck of ihs c.sinlr.G fr s,o . rfse' =.
.Spa paid wi,hcu exyressly eecsns ~ sI,b IJleu.
rad iy h. e.A nenis oTir q MAKE "a. re- 80 O.
4, V.yr. Hex,r Co.. tas tbs cLinzn.s IAd
uSre to.u was rid The .ssp Of HsrIs Meyer 80
,s,s ~, no ,xpr.s spec cifs ger~rt bet"stn ,
III co .Ya an, sser: of tbs ciaimsl.s; MS tno
I'm 70 ,peo..d 70 hs Ifhi. of n. ~ Co. .na - 80
vlo. ,y6.Ics | aIn Of opinion tbst NC .
ssnd 4 the p.o. of Gordon Co, and Dot sn'o - sc
sT g. Co The Htele3' must tbeseSr. 49, y, .bs
,o< "a, spe and.r the charter parry snd u . " -
1or.11i,,en.. 10 .seeIAE and report 70. aIO-H''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Since January l... ~ 81 si7i7.j8i t7j4A71!
Tie exports Of specie from the port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1853 were as .oows

Io-s l2oI.bs .
We annex E comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive specie fiom NewYork to foreign port. for
tie week and snce Jan. ], 1853:
1856. 1857. Is5s.
Previously reported A. so6od io5l957s 3ileesi9
Since jan l........s A. 405 $50 s4!lsals7 &S569s5
Tie following table viii compare the exports Of the
seven rrircine s4ena las for tho west snJ xaay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
4he loI0WIg ls aconparetlVe statement OF the value
exports from tie first of tie year TO July -:

Decrease compared With ls57.......... sl.67279
TIE business Of the Phladeiphis and Reading Rail
rosd for the first half Of the fiscal year ending Jay
was SIS follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
ru.vorv ct,ssigrc.ricv.

c0FFFT-V,ry E:tle is 6o:ae: p'i;t' s.e n4ch ~
10y "a. s,oci OF har4 ct Algrst o. .l-o"s'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

EXECUTION PosrPoSED.-Gov. Chase has grant
ed respite to Albert Myers, convicted Of the
murder of Bartly Neville. few months since,
when both were conyicts in the Ohio Pententiary
The respite. which not received until the She
riff was about to lead the prisoner from his cell to
execution, until Friday. the 18th Of December, is
to afford time for full investigation as to the pris-
oner's sanity, and to enable the unfortunate man
to consider the unaterable fate which awaits him,
and to prepare to meet his God Myers has al
ways expressed himself that he would rather be
hung than return to the Pcnitentiary, and when
informed by some medical gentleman, that his sen
tenee would probably he respited, no replied:
why the devil don't they hang III at onces |
am obliged to you, gentlemen, for doing 50 much
for me, but if they put it off, must either hang
or 90 to the Penitentiary time or other, and
I'd rather be hung at once"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11
Sl0,5,h,WnD


Total annual dilfcrence....... S7l, 100000
f, SO that for the same mileage, there is a differ
ence against the American system of S1l,0o0,ooo
in the total expenses, whilst in the consumption
Of fuel alone there is in the European system less
than IS per cont Of tho quantity burned in our To-
comotives.
Obviously, the basis Of any comparison Of Eu-
ropean and American railways, must be their re-
latiye economical results Here is tabular state.
mcnt Of the receipts and expenses of certain lines
in Europe and America
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

With regard to time, it is stated that the average
speed on English railways is y per cent. faster
than that of American trains. The Great Wcs-
tern was the fastest road in the world, and its
press ran regularly M miles in precisely hro
hours, or 5s.5 miles per hour. In New York
State, in 1858, the average rate Of trains was "a
miles per hour In Massachusetts,, in 1851, the
average rate was 23.99 miles per hour, and in
1857 the average sunk to 225 miles. In other
States tho speed does not average so high We
have only published tew-albct the most i'm
portant items from tho document before us-yet
there is sufficient To suggest ideas Of railroad re-
form in many lending particulars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

Il il said there are q number of ambitious gem
tsmen in the District anxious to displace jenkins
which is rather surprising, considering the bril-
liancy Of jenkins Congressional career. What Is
the matter with jenkins, that no should be 90 un-
csremoniously pitched overheard, when he has
seryed only one term
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

The Democracy Of the Eleventh Congressional
District. in this State-now represented by Jen-
kins-(who is Jenkins y have taken On early start
in The matter Of their candidate at the next cleo
ton. The Executive Committee" met at Clarks-
barg On the 10th ult, and designated the 4th Of
Asssk 1856, o. the day for holding the next nom.
mating Convention, and Parksrsburg a. tho place