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, 1859-07-12

NEW ioak, July l4-The weeks business in
stocks opened with much fffmnesa aud the tell.
drucy to weakness observable At The cfusa:.
Saturdays dealings had giscn place 10 stranger
feeling. rrs.1t,ug in rise Of per cent in nost
Of The speculative shares. The fr,nest on thr
railrnad l,s, wcrc New York Central anl Galen:..
boil. Of ~i.ic!, are a94 per cent better th"u
Saturdays prices. The Michigan Svuih.ru
aud Slichignu C.'ntral though are Father
higher than ut the close Of Tue week were frrl.
Supplied ut the quotxtiuns. 1T the ID boArG
prices were higher. No. G's rt,sc J.; n. i. c..
!; Hudson River and Har'cm, t {; DO preferred,
i; Reading. l; II C,l; 4. l., /; II. s., prc,
1errd, / Ga'cna, !, aus! Cryelaud aud Toled'',
road bonds. The State stocks with the exceJ,.
tim OF slo. G's ars atout tut same rs On Satur-
d4s.
On Saturday there was tendency to increas-
cd care in the money market is more apparent
today the supply "n oter being sensibty iargfr
on catl }scr cent. nokr Ir-s The 1ui: and 81 wa
quite generally rccs ted. This forenoon on
hxcl rAser lrf'lfr thou ,t there il eridcntly
lt,s demand. The feature in tiuanciul circles Is
farther rise in Exchange VI London.
Tue business Ioi tho Orleans mail which clio.
ses there tu.mul7z,w, had n"l fairly opened, but
purchases &rn not effected below i1u3 at co
DAYS, un.l Auet Af the lcaeing fnancirrs bold nj
ll"1. We do w., !earo that any considerable
a:auuot uf specie i. to 20 forward By the Asabia.
Tile Bank stascl.ent il t4rarallle. and shows
stronger specie ti,tr ti.an wns auticipated. The
figures la~t 3ek were lnispr1nt..d, and the sp.-
ri: was really s=::,4s7 ol8 IN place Of ezz,s4t,.
CO.. The t,ans are down SITS SIG. and the ncl
meat aitos.thrr the must satisfactory ;ivcn for
n 1nuN tiun
, 1859-07-12
New York Market.

Br Tz1EoHArnJ New ToRx. July II.
F1ora-vesy heavy and 3afse lower Sales 40 brs II
H8tio for supcr i tic 50 ID 10 State: 6S
sxG ~ for eomt1 to 70 extra Western 3 N<61n Tor
lid 20 for fee ground e.trs roun1 hoop Ohio clos
Ing dull and heavy. tsy F1Lus duilA 4G&s3.
GHAs-wheat dull and de ining. exles ttdtns. l.56
fig new amber routhetn for wutte Mchlxan
Iss fpt bite k'utucky. Rye tul nt ss- Harey quit
To- irss active aud rather eaaler Sal 1000 bo ee
r fotnew mixed and - Iw Wrat s. for Jersey ye.
dl! NJ t<4sc II State and Aa6lc far Canadian.
NnnkI-Uufa At ssHc.
r. ossPosk qultt but tu sa,e. so bb H. al ts ls
Gl6 .3 for nesa 30 sof thln d. prime Beef
Mrsd sale. 80 tb = eta6! f,r ps!ae sGsx fr
l63l3 fur rep,cKe1 Chicago. &1 81 fur extras Prime
NJ. 6sef du i Eft Hams dul .alss - barrels eztra
s4e. - paekagcs 1t eK fot shuulder ior han.
.td an; sales t1 Ghi, =: 'e<4i IN !! ss !su.ce lx
4&5K. Tallov firm; h4.es 200 ns 1t toy gil.
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Foreign Steamers to Arrive.

U NJ l. Elt III EMS *
- CHAN0E.-The Rooms Of the Association, In
ndt 6lock w be oret each morning from eight to nine
oclock, Al Lumbcrman's Exchanxe II which time apd
ls:s a fsdent and noareaIeus manufacturer. City and
the trade Are inv,ed to attend
HUHERT II. FOSS. Prexident.
II W4A1Xf Woop EeCIe1A{Y. nlYl4&rHfk kttW 67$S
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DY TELIGRAFR.l BrE7AIn July T.,
FLorn-steady. Sales 100 LbIa At As3X for euur
s&s7k@s3 OF extra u! from Spring WheA3; &5.a3@3:0
!uE exa Wis from Grub whe1t; a6s 70 for extra Mich
1nd and ohis; sits7:s7k for dnalis extras.
GRAla-Whc4t quitt Salts ~ bush whe Ind at &1S1x,
100 ou bite keltuclY. lrtva1e terms Corn uIcled
tn but clteed e lower: Salea bu No II to atiyc
sac. NJ sales OF other ans.
t,au1i FfclElts unchanged.
WHnkT-tc better: Sales 80 b,ls q. e5kc
lxFvKss !9uN bhls dous - % bu wheat; 100 bu
corn; lac10 In oats
Exrat7s- -s59ttl4 nour = bu whea 5000 hu co1n
tAubu fe11t :
, 1859-07-12
COMMERCIAL,

AoxpAr EvEsxo. July II, lea
The Receipts and shipments Of Dtcadstufs
during the past "a hour4, were us follows:
xEuut1s oS sropucE-Jr1T9.
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Eoa. ioas 1lo
The Cuu of Eauiaore was telerranhed this
..a,r;,, s.;,,, 1;,.u..., 49,, % H.. -o,h
no'o.'s "''a A''erPoo1 oa'es 10 'ne Sot"'
Breadstulfs were reported steady and nn-
changed. Provisions nuiet-
r1,e -,,... ..,... ,,
LUG "neSS '1'a' 'Aelopsnsa oo'i anu oepsesseo'
And buyers had Tue decided adyantase--espe-
,;os;no ,-;co. of S,trr,,,r TO-. ~. h.,t.,,
e'"''s r''ess " .'@'u'uas" ncle was oel'ef
inquiry 1or No. lied, and shade higher prices
''a'd. The transactions in NIL grades amount to
4Lout g., ,tR1 bu ut &lso for new No. Rcd:
1.1ea1 II FIR o,., M n., r,67-s. for s,,,d'
'rd s.r;n, ~ ~, f,n " . So. 49,
49, 49,. wv .'4 49, . op' LUZ s"a.
se' c'oS'ns quiet NJ ABOUT '6c Tor Standard.
Flour was dull Corn was active, and ut the
oteuing very firm; but towards the close it de-
cfinrd 7c. ME trors.rt;ora f,o, -, ot,o,t 20
uoo ~. ~, 80. =. r"s ~ '*oAs ~
ye,,ow. s,1577s. f,r c,,.I ,a.at. co<z-o, r..
'o. IN Store; 6c@G1c Tor No. 2; and &c
ior Rcjectcd-the market closing dull ut tho
inside quotations.. Outs were more active.
u,d -, s;,1,,,... ~ :, .:. s. nos
"' - - ".s paul. Aooa' "'ooo
nasneis eha"gea hands ut 8st@30c for
No. in store; and 43@+5c for choice old
,non. No,hiny dining II, Rra ,r >,rlsv u;uh.
49,, ~.
"''es a"'e' "oo "'"'nas NJ nc ALCOHOL soc+
froslaions Inactive. Wool firm. Hides scarce
md in rood demand. I;;Ec S,nr. in hettc, 70.
ou..t Fr.;ob,s ,,.,,,n,.., ya..o,u ,.ko ,rt.a.
t' "A. ""ea@
10 OsTcgo At tte and corn 10 Bul1alo at 2fc.
pprpx,,-ua nv rnp no,,, os Tr,,x r,n -nv
w". 4A~
eEst " "1EAT-ht sne "acetlng VI ahe DIRECTORS
# tue Buard Of Trade to-dny, il Was resolved
'iat 1hc following ps1ccs lie offered for the best
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

IN Diekey. ! = Sale, ECO ,u corn.
Flower, L. Sale, II tons 90 IL
AGoe, Ii Sale, 4s1t tu corn
Fu1 on. L. sAllx, lanQ ku i, bAus e.n In .or,
td-fA. NIrsis, - bu corn ~ ~ "e@A'
PeHcA !. 1o1let rs eds rnu3
Sebtastx jo+f, 100 tom FYaY.l
\ Leach Julfst, tU0 tons E;xyei
Oten1, OTTAWA &90e d cotn
pHDA Loekpo.t. 500 bu corn 1,u4 b shorta
rkua Ia ss1Ie HD0 rb's1 1our E1 hbs utrE vh,tv
o1a1 Spray. OTTAWA $50 bu cnYn . f@-' -'
FEeHon. MaIz44, &ss7 lu eofu
CLEARED
0oelds, 0ttawa, Light.
Danube Q tawa il: hi
fzfsie Que-n. 0taw2 N1sS n 1urh>+ I'M. n siding mn
shingles. u GO 18th Is ppsta '-
Penguin. Joliet =pIa n llmIeF
Hun!bo5d, Joliet light
" brown, Jollett light.
, 1859-07-12

xs%hae,tee s,e a11sF l.ny t1S,y Jey ts,a.
A4'a 'oo IN Lae R7ilzoa y viii leave Chicago *
.la H. H.. and a.oPN,
Hota through Express Trains, eoanee1tnx II rr,d. IT.,
Chien With Asxsamef direct for vt. Paul "a "3
Northwest, " ~A S"4t"3 ~ LID
eh1uks u e7rs, ~ ~ ~ ~1<a "tsoat
Ennnec:!nx u Ffatis du CHEN w.h tar line of Ho,,.
, 1859-07-12

NeSE York Rank Statement,
bT TKlEskAra.l New Yoas, July II.
The following statement sh,w the condition Of the New
York banks on Saturday:
Decrease In Loans k;-sOt1a
lhc1ea&t In Specie ...................... tanQ
DECREASE u Circulation. l1.aA AQ
Des1raae In net dcposais 1410o0
, 1859-07-12
ELANAY, DUGGm l. GAL
=

A1zoRSErS AND 6ocSskkLoRs 4rkAE.
l1ArExvue1u Ctxr.
1a9a 2 " pFo&ssoGA1 boAneas entrusted to thetr
III w 40 attend to loa!nE Land Wa1ant. Or entsT
'af ,tes ana e e. tx ReEtt@ of ths Te47bosy.
e EErpEEsESCEs Z 3 s EHoo. J. -EneoE, sp:,asa.M m.
HGe- .. =: aassh Spna z4.H. II; Z Z. BIaef.es "a
@ f., 6s5a9!s "a; ~ 1ssss .sisas;iis sGss H.
F1ea = ~ 49, hgEe fE 4hoa B. GEt= lssxIf
DrapfE Sew York C1i E. r. Baak.. Hea,1 soc. Ia
u. Y. nx1ANAt...IK11. /, pcpan - o.,y,,~
, 1859-07-12

GREEN q STONE,
~ BANKERS. NEncA71xx. IpvA
ionpt attention given to cole4ioaA and proceeds remit
e on day q payment II current rates Of e1chanee
HeaeF u NcsA Geo Smith + Co, Chicago Marine Rank
Ghs1kn; L. 4 beoolM Co. St Lous Nessss. Gilmore I
6rosAeston- C1ns5nna Shoe and Lsthes De2lefs Esnt
boston: American Exchaaxe Bank New Yort Vii
, 1859-07-12
Baaking ami Gretangt.

+ L. LEE.
oS NOTE BROKER.
Money sarons tvs Of tvs yss Il lev 1atA. Business
f1yEr h&r-r.,4.4
, 1859-07-12
ex=,> CITY OF BUFFALO,

WESTERN METROPOLIS. w. 7. rxAsx Commander
Fora Evening Lne between Clev- a,.. snd Tuftsio
oae of he abS1e aknsdsepi bis will leave Tho T. t.
T. Railroad poek CleFe4nl ssvry evening ;supi.ys
e1cetted the arrival of hs trains ffpm
ne oouh and West mixing sr n.nntctlon 1t Bs4o
*th the morning 1n> ihe New York sent.a aIn Eur
E.'o. New York HE Railroad, far Niagara FaIis Ro.
chatter SJ1se,se KoTs lcA Albany. Cosuing, EImira
usets TO speak e.a.ratty cf The ahore boats BE-.
n$ aFdy veil Known 10 the Ek pnss ~ IL N r.
sptt14 FlEstCs1ss cor sooIor4 1ud aAJt
Thus ten.ctiux trip New Yofk or INV popt
pL4:.net. ~ ~
Tickets can BE- had II ali TIeket Ooe. In the West and
4 the CompanEs '1ct uner the Revere House eoruey af
hAndo1ph and Dearborn <fret:S an4 Il the depot.
G. u. GRAY l..urfat Xr,tsrn Aa.nf
, 1859-07-12

THE BANK OF AURORA.
= HALL BROTHERS. Asrn.,,. r';.ef.
t8ankef1 A0a Dealers In Exeb3nxe.
collections in1cd to them ~ ps,Ju1t a,fsnfion
Heier to Hank of The STATE, New yotk r, e. Adams
and George Smith r. Co. Chicago
=. :. AHA4.. \ F. AA1L- p T. NALL.
/ G. BARBOR, Banking and Ex-
eh1nFs odsee Il Clark Strret Exchange Uneurrr.t
Money Gold and Sltvef bought atI ao.d. e''
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The examination Of Samuel F. Jones, Jr, was com
menced at Colchester Tuesday afernoonMessrs Per
kins and Watt for the bank Charles Chapman aud Martin
Welles Of this city, for Jones, before James Lamb,
consisted Of counts Two based upon the statute
against ebezzemen two upon the statute against theft
and the remaining two upon the statute against having IN
possession bank bills, &c. with the intention OF filling up
York, testified to engraving plates for various de-
nominations of bills, and 70 printing bills from said
plates to the amount Of $74000 all by order Of JONES'
and delivered to his order Elisha q. Kellogg, lisho
grapher in this city, testified 70 printing, TO Jones'
order and delivering to him, $l0l y00S. There lie a
balance still due him for this printing Theodore r.
Sharpe cashier Of the Thompson Bank became connected
with the Colchester Bank bookkeeper, early In Decem
ber 1856 and succeeded Jones a. cashier During the
time Jones there the bills OF the bank and other
papers were possession Of Jones and himself When he
first went there there number OF bills already cut
and signed and In possession of the cashier Mr. JONES'
number of sheets also in possession OF Mr. Buell.
President of the bank who brought them in AFTER signing
them. Mr. Buell. also brought some down from haruord,
signed by himself and Mr. John JONES' father OF the
cashier brought some none were brought there aiter
Mr. Jones' retracy He also testified to the state OF
the bank accounts amount OF circulation, &C. Inc
whole amount Of the circulation December "a, 1907,
amounted to $44,670. The witness was asked by the
stock after Jones had retired The question was op)ectea
TO by Mr. Perkins, the that jones was charged
with certain crimes committed when he was cashier ana
the Of issue Of stock had nothing TO do with
Of the defence To discover possible, what had been
done with the funds Of the bank whether the stock had
been all paid in and whether there had been another
issue of stock after Mr. Jones retired from the position Of
cashier.
Pending the decision on this question by the Justice
the hearing was adjourned to Wednesday morning.
We learn that Jones proposes TO settle, and that pro-
ceedpgs have been stopped.
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TH1RTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.

Special Session OF the Senate to Meet To-day.
The Thirty nth Congress, under the provisions Of the
constitution will have out its sands Of life at twelve
O'Clock today. At that hour 1t ceases to exist and al
though number Of the States have not yet chosen their
representatives the Thirty sixth Congress virtually in
existence and liable at any time TO be called upon by the
President to perform any act Of pressing necessity.
To certain extent the two branches Of the national
legislature independent Of each other and the Senate
may be convened for the despatch Of executive business
without the assistance Of the House Of Representatives
instance Of this most generally at the close Of
each Congress- and always believe on the Inaugural
ton Of q new President.
be that the Senate branch Of the Thirty sixth Con-
ress will meet at to-day for the consideration Of
UGH business as may legally come within its province
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
derng il necessary and proper IaI ti1e Ss.si Of the
United States shall be convened to receive and act upon
such Communications as have been or may be made to
on the part Of the Executive:
United States do issue this my proclamation, declaring
that extraordinary occasion requires the Senate of the
the Capitol In the city Of Washington the fourth day
of next month"; at IL O'Clock at of that day. which
all who shall then be entitled act members of that
body are hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the United States
at Washington, this 26th day of February, Ammo Domn
1852 and Of the independence Of the United States the
eighty.third JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President-IKwIs CAss, Secretary of State.
The terms of twenty two Senators expire to day. and
those who have been elected in their places will take their
seats All have been chosen by the Legislatures Of the
States they represent except from New Jersey and
each from the States Of Oregon and Minnesota
Out Of the nineteen thus chosen eight men, and
one-Hon James Chestnut, Of South Carolna-compara-
lively he having served for short time place Of
Hon. A. Hayne, who was appointed by the Governor to
the seat left vacant by the death Of Hon. A. p Butler
All the others have been reelected for another term Of six
years. The Senators Willard Salisbury, demo-
crat Of Delaware in place Of Martin W. Bates democrat
Kingsley Bingham, opposition Of Michigan, in place of
Charles E. Stuart democrat Thomas Bragg democrat Of
North Carolina in place Of David g. Reed, democrat;
James W. Crimes opposition Of Iowa, In place Of George
W. Jones, democrat; Lazarus W. Powell, democrat,
Of Kentucky in place Of John Thompson, opposition
Henry Anthony, opposition, Of Rhode Island, in place
Of Philip Allen, democrat; A. o. p Nicholson, democrat
Of Tennessee in place Of John Bell, opposition j. W.
Hcmph democrat Of Texas, in place Of Sam. Houston,
opposition.
The following the Of the Senators composing
the new
SENATE
Democrats, D-Opposition, o.
Number OF Senators. 90
Iresioent " brecknrldge
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n. Senate, which win close its Asors today s..nds-

The Senate, which win close IL abors today stands
Opposition 20
Among the opposition are enumerated all the Know
Nothings, and Hon. David O. Broderick Of California.
The new Senate win stand when the vacancies are hlled
giving an opposition Senator 70 New Jersey, and add
ing two democrats from Minnesota and Oregon, -
follows t1s
Democrats 90
Opposition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mr. Frederick is also CHASED in the above among the
OppOoiti0n.
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and return
Gold. Silper.
On gold, 81 per 81 600; silver, 50
per SlVVO.... ,oo4 ~ ,lOl 30
Thus 1t will be seen that the gold and silver bullion
transmitted TO the mint for coinage in the space Of little
upwards Of three years amounted to the large of
$50 45o 90 and the cost Of its transmission to the
sum Of $34 1856 Is.
Each succeeding year, and every additional improve
ment in means OF transit, but the clearly dc
veopes the magnitude and diversity Of the trade Of New
York. and teaches that in lessening its burdens and
increasing its facilities In every just way, Congress
fers benefit upon all those distant constituencies who
make Of that port for export import purposes
An Assay Office already exists In New York. extensive
well arranged and efficient The following table will
show s operations from i establishment 10 the 30h
Of June last
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CLEARED.
Steamship Prince Albert Br Nicholson Galway-American
ssss%.sp Empire City, arnn' Havan. and New Orleans
Steamship Petersburg. Powell, Poriand-H Cromwell
Ship Arnold Bon!nger PruO, Hashagen. Rotterdam via Bal
Big Erecls "a sicS' pcnnics, Gssss-J master.
Bs gn1
PIG 1ayheE. Harvey, Bsimuds-s%l.6; Jo9s. Co.
SEE Echo B! sSiSsnI Hssdnaps fS
s5 SsI & SoSa Eb ssH
schr Kate Field. Robins, Savannah d Murray.
sssT hTSse Dsuf .;ss SA %snan
ssSr Ivy PEsna NJ Co.
scr .sSoD T EssrS BSsa Son.
S:esi 49,.
scbr 4 vsncesi, Holmes Pstsrsburs. + Pierson,
ssss s M:%si1 Dfs ssss sSa
Err Psnsm. Allen Mckee
sne d5n.sS Ps9 Amsoy
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond &C. with mdse
sns
Steamship Locust Point, French Baltimore with mdse, to
ship Glad Tdinss Dennis New Orleans ls days. with mdse
Bark VIM HYDE ATKINSON Havana IA days. with sugar. to
css f. YIN
topsais blowing heavy sh lat 49, IS So spoke bark
Mary Gibbs, from Trinidad for New York.
Brig TNorcross of Bangor Dyer Cardenas, Feb 8 with
sugar and molasses, TO Simpson Mayhem.
WscasseC Wiley, Cardenas Feb 49, with
suger, TO Metcaf 4 Duncan.
Brig Minnie Miller (of Columba White Cardenas Feb 10,
with sugar. DC, to master
Won Ehrsn, Ansosura Jan 80 with
cshr lydia Ann voorhees,, virginia, 5 days
Schr Monmouth Grant Virginia, 3 days.
Ss sI 5Gn 8sP:4 fiss
Steamer Dawn Wood. Fairhaven.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
Wind at NE, meridian ESE at sunset Sc fresh
VI mOW
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Total. $27 ,970, 260 % 2,36s, 100 90
Cost of transportation rom the Assay Office 10 the mint
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports. d.

Telcgraphic Marine Reports.
H,cmAsps-wlnd fresh from Sc Showing fast No YES
w .oss fast Wind Sc fresh
ST. h Wesser very thick and nowoy
SANDY A2oK.ship Riga, 81 days from Havre which
sss
near the Spit bound In Wind Sc fresh weather very thick
Miscellaneous.
The Brsh steamship City Of Manchester LEFT her dock yes
erday afternoon and anchor the bay being able
70 TO account of the violent southeast
The Prince Albert Galway and the Empire City, for Ha
will sa to day. The weather oude was very thick
sunset.
The steamship Marion, lahore Oyster Islane win proba
bly, be sOt ahoat on this mornings food tide.
ssp0rsd with lighter. .,oossde receiving she 81
VII o 81 nes & she
BABE CRHoIf.Capt Buck Of The bark Creole which put
a :1 hi RIO ss s sna
ScreSssd on him he cSncuasd % Into g ThOmss rather
y sSs Saaas' SSs has ~
BARK RAMsowsome Of cor contemporaries published yes
ssS. q: Bar RsneSw Ksr
sSss o. su BOARD put "a ia I
r. ssss
i o. Dc Is o. s.au a
W he ss a did not
su s:sa iss ssss
y Bailey Gsgp and valued q 800 letter from Capt
der and $50 Of ees bb moSsses comprising cargo
@ na Al S Of s S q Re
ssse not IL shipping order would be sold and the remainder
pected at Nassau from Havana
scBR RICHARD vAux ballast Ia ashore on Flood Rock
HAZE hence Charleston reportsFeb ~ lat IS 40
long ~ e came into ccl,sion with schooner un.
he rigging, bulwsrks and sapchecns damaging the plank
c a sS s iS'. The 70 the
sounded when two feet Of water discovered the hold
four he Tor %
are S he vssss s.n SDs
Of water Soon after the schooner put when abe
e
Capt hs boat and hand:
SssreoI Ear and they have not since been heard from Al
and sssns ' 'ss
S4sas s1 the ss ne s.s Ssay
hs . scSr IN contact ,, with hs Haze probably & Virginia
scHR JOIN TwAy Inman sailed hence for Virginia Tues
day last and in going out Of The Naows De fort
being nearly dark he body could not BE- sScur
e sn e % Deceased was about a
s:ass :': ;s:s
put ssssssiss % II 3 Tspsl : s.ssse % sss
dssinsd Al SnsqSiio sy unfssorsSie ~sssSsr. -
scBR JOHN HowARp-Capt Fans OF schr Rosa n Charles
ton reports the loss Of sshr John Howard OF HArwch Mass
from Boston for Musquo while attempng 70 cross The Mus
gcHR CHAs DwYER, from Aakapas for New YORK. put into
repaired ana she proceeded No sh for dos
SEER START Of Glcuseser sshore on Nasgansea Beach,
=: s;:s ;sa e = .fs ss:' g
the nrst heavy easterly blow
ss1s S.AyA before S reported wrecked W: bull, a Free
valued at 5000.
ported sunk was last evening raised and owedo New Bed
ford by steamer Eagles Wing (By telegraph)
The steamship Fulton the great Balance dock for
repairs She wiz be stripped rccanked and newly coppered
VESSELS scID-schr Susan Canon, las tons built Balu
more In 1870 has been sold private Steamboat AIDE.
aidc o. Q TONS built in 1885, before reported sod brought
AMERICAN Lf0ypswe acknowledge the receipt Of Supple
ment No XVI American Lloyds Rssser from The publsh
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IO0l. ZZ,0US $I4,l0z,O90 10
81 ol3 Of the value Of s73 a. and fine silver bars
TO the number Of Of the value OF $500 OIL a. have
been made at that office in less than four years. These
suits satisfactorily indicate the wisdom Of It's establish
ment and demonstrate the necessity for mint In
ton with the Assay Office. small expenditure will add
suitable coming apparatus amply sufficient for the pur
pose contemplated by this bill.
H not clear TO your committee that the location of
mint at New York would, as claimed BY some OF its
friends lessen ultimately the annual expenses Of the
establishment. On the contrary, as the committee do
not think proper to recommend the closure Of either
the present mints would undoubtedly inconiider
able extent increase the expense But this consideration
has not outweghed the manifest importance and proprie
ty of initiating the best examples Of intelligent CONNER
cal nations, and Of establishing mint al suitable and
convenient place in the very midst Of tho business
principal commercial city, and this without the slightest
regard 70 the unworthy envyings and rvares Of other
cities; If, indeed, such passions in greater less de.
gree exist in the breasts Of any Of their citizens.
These and numerous other considerations might be
urged by the minority Of your committee in support Of
this important proposition. j. LErCHER,
W. B. MACLAY.
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the view presented be correct New York, being ne
chief enArepo Of bullion and Of foreign coins snoan pe
the seat Of wen appointed and first class mint An A.
gument at this day 70 demonstrate the importance o.
large coinage Of known and nxed value and Of
denominations when 20 generally apprecnsed ~ sne
people and recognised by the public authorities con-
sidered entirely unnecessary Nor more sse ~
chief seat Of our trade and commerce Causes MOI neces
sary to recte having located the mins paoes otner
than the most important judicious regard 70 the
commercial and financial convenience OF me people cas
upon Congress- to correct the mistake py esaonng one
at the city clearly pointed OUT luz as P"o W VIC
chief interests Of the nation
Not only do the chief interests OF the country call or
the estabshment OF mint 1t the principal seat OF its
trade and commerce and thus remedy the delay and
abate the unnecessary cost o. oonage a. Ron,s distant
commercial nation 70 entrust yearly vast sums Of bullion
located af distance from the city where It is received
and belongs The following table win show the amount
the assay office in New York city to the in Phlade
phs for coinage, from the commencement of its opera
tOas the Slst December 1857 and also the cost Of its
trapsm m