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, 1859-05-23

THE AMERICAN STAII,
l. EritDER-Ey Wul1An +. EsrErruook and
L*a II. AoSsKTos: The best bong the su.e EreTy.
thing connected with the Science fully .t,a.sl Ir f.
tEaci ooe iargr quart. .:u,c rte td. IL mail
fn~ of PHst.Er stnlM :" !hrSaelsI, and
Tribune .snlInss IEe;ios- House $4uals, New iok
, 1859-05-23

TO RENT-Six Fine Offices AMI
sevcn lodging r"ns Ia thr marble building I1s t>ear
;.SUW, >-"'. .,.s ~ 80 ;Mt,,1 ~ -
, 1859-05-23

w ANTED-By . respectable wo-
= Ean st;,st:on n du eh.tnber work a, t,ts e.,.
:. sn.Ifen FEot+Nart axh caa b. hixh1v rernn,
ne.us': 'spr:y Al MRS. EATES' OFFICE 81 NJ.
et' e<t!t WHITE s<hes se1nlsp and Prntrs, ILL., ~
every stIt.rh bt uh.aiue,i 's-+A.s ns,p 10F
, 1859-05-23

ARCTIC PASoRAxA.-We learn tEa. Mr. Fail
ing has concluded to stay one week longer with
l1s Arctic Panorama, as crowds OF people and
children we're unable to Eet in on Saturday
afternoon, when, We arc credtab1y informed,
there was an audience Of over 1910 people,
Urge and small. In the meantime, the price OF
i in'ission las been reduced to Is cents; cl4il.
drcn ~ cents.
, 1859-05-23
20 Kent.

IV RENTING. > South Cfarl
strs'' >toss lao teet VIII be rert~l low to +,
uat7-lU t5p
, 1859-05-23

NANTED:-A partner with fiom
a.. sLmo to q hno capital and understands the p,-
Sr =, s tsAns The advertiser haA a. d sc.
'ia,fS n,!; Aadfess "comu4zssun, Chicaxv r. g.
, 1859-05-23

w ANTED- sell ont on favor.
No., aHe terms Grneery Stock anl F1.tu.cs m eo,,
;f ~ ~, oIsS xoo business. Inquiry 1t H. so.r Il,
~ W.
, 1859-05-23

OCT OF Dn1nEwELL.-A Hridewell bird pan.ed
Downey has nude good use uf lis doscaty pill
ions aud left that enclosure. lie is still II large
The only danger in an escape from Dridewcll is
'''c peril Of tearing ones trowscrs On the naii.
If thu rough board fence, but What will ulun
nat do for his lib rty. millions (of trowscrs;
for dt .fehef," if necessary, would be the motto
u: every mothers <on Of stone breaker in Mr.
Justices care.
We understand ilatcr) that Downcy was at
rested at Joliet, untl That an officer has sonr
there, and will return with Him il, The nc2i
train.
, 1859-05-23

\(ANTED-A few good board
s-a. Is: state st.~e& besve~n ,r.op ,,., w..
az emly Is small and children The ssustt.n
Myo3x1 ~ A"~ A'''%
, 1859-05-23

tOR SALE-Two Fine Cemetery
!nts Tor on! half Of their original rot n The oxn
,s ahuf t., lesrr fF Eurpe lnarr Il soukvef e"rn.t
msfL1n.-ieA F~5' " A~A All r. u
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ANUS n n sss6'xA,

kCWEaY THEATRE
= Ifssess.. Nessrs O. I. Fox aad J. w. HaeaE1
ISsslay evt mug April ). jsiR
a. ~ iHt AnLLk OF rEw JEhSRG.
1sh ashpgtn "a ~ bcntsce Seth Peabody. q I. FG
Ms neIvil bridget Miss r. Herring
u..s MI, ntW YORK AND BilOOkiYk.
aee Tackle Hairy miss Fanny H-rtng
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1 JBERn PAPER.-rHE BOSTON IHvEsrI3ATOR,
~ edisd by Horace sesver Esq n,d
prominent hberAh In the United Staiss aud by
opponenn "a chooee 70 avail privilege ~l
cpnn.nce s twenty ninth VOLUME qusrN form 2h
ot tpru neN viii be devoted, hsreore
universe mental liberty; and cootnuc ARMY oppose
prsstcfat aud every form Of supersuos Is the
suiNfine Frtfs ~ per snnum. zii~ess y. MenlIm
puhlee- 10 Cornhil boston Nasa osvn baochard ec
rS end genorM kso.er, ~ Nassan eLrea NeM Yofs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

METROPOLITAN THEATRE BUFFALO Y-rHk
w subscriber having ed the OF the az ,ve
establishment which has closed months uas
been entirely new d.orsei Upholstered &c, 40 making
the hsndsousst and comfortable etAta
tends opecing positively on Monday. Apnl 25 WsueJ
Leading man. light c5res, low comedian leading lady Stag
ing danseuse S. &c I'D the Int~nss
uenA Hotel broadway New York from date till tho lth
sppy Address Ihos Carr, or Jas Cans stage mAnaesV
u Crosby street
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RAILROADS.

DENNsyLvANIA RArLRoAD.-rHH GKEAr uEH
rA route 70 he West Time ct lesa short Ani rAte a
eeisht and fare A. o~, q all eA By other route
For AOketa contract Tor regha " my point
Va iRe West cell " he ohcs No Aston HeAas
r. I. KLILOTr, Paspsngsg Asuns
Feb. n LEDoB 4 90. rrelshs Agents
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GRAND SACRED CONCERr-CoNPLrNESTAn TO
" Mrs H. AN DERSON, 10 taxa place on Tuesday even.
ing Aprl al 81 Pasl Metaccs Ep.cops church Fourth
OF TIVE Tha fni'e ar
lists win assist the oocasion:Mrs Mozart Misc Annie
emp Mrs Mary HAwley, Mr.. w. j. Caste Mr. " Berge
Dr. Charles Guine'ie together with uil and select chorus
OF members OF the New York Ncndeasohn Union
Pianist Mr.. Berge Conductor Mr. o. W. MORGAN Doors
open 81 O'Clock 1Skets 81 CENTS to be had al Harper
bros Eranl lin square; VIM Hall sons 53 Broad way ana
b. r. Manieries 20 Broadway, under American Nuscuu
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"a RLCoME CONCERT
W TO THEODORE ETsFELD,
Will he gwen By the msu bera Of the
PHluGARMOaID SOCIETY,
TO kr. 7. Rtsfed, he having Just arrived from fayai
On SATURDAY EvsNINi, ADrtl 8. 1859.
the AC.DEMI OF Music
Full PARTICULAR hereafter.
TIckE1s ONE DOLLAR,
tnsv be had at the principal music sfcrea
BY order OF tho Board OF urestors
r. CPTER rsrsc4arr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

Axe. DLNPsTga
WI Composer of .rhe Nay Queen" Lament Of the Irikf
nounces tia, hr VIII give bis
SEw LStiC rNreRv aINMSsT
including The eongs Of Tenn Princess and other
compositions ut
DoDUoRTUs HALL SOC BROADWAY
. On TIM sdsy evening Aprii7.
being the Hrst lime bs has sung York in year
songs Viii be accompanied Chick rng piAnofore.
Particulars In proera
Tckes 81 cents; Reserved sesss IL
TO commence at clock, and inmate at 10 O'Clock
Tkets TO be- had al the principal hotes music
stores besersed sea W be had only at Meas T. j.
500 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

THE. AMATEUR PERFORMANCE AT THE ACADEMY
Of Music
For the BENEFIT Of ths
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND.
The book VIII be opened for tNe sale of
tickets The boz office OF Walacks Theatre, by kind perms
sion Of j. W. Wallsck, ksq, Tuesday next April s.
TARIFF
Psr9sei and parquss circlesnsc cke 81 80. Reserved
Private boxes 20 50 seat
First crclc trkeis, u each.
Ann hheatre, 20 centA
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COACaMAN BY A
man who thoroughly understands the management and
care VI hprses IL mighty capacity
&C. Any In want of good capable man viii pie.ss
broadway. ~ w
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IN THE hESALLrkNCE.
CAEp. PORTLAND THEArRE.-LADIEs AND GEN
~ usrnen wishing engagements for The summed Season
convincing the 10th of May viii address Spring srso
Post ofbce. stars treated wts LIBERAL terms.
J. MARTIN, iessee and Manager
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HELP WANVED-MALFs.

A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL BROTHER JONATHAN
"a patent furniture polish beet cheapcst dur
Principal depot 20S Broadway, N. Y.
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w AkIED-A SITUATION As cOACHMAN, BY A
W steady active who per fecy undersAn IL hi, bus
ness 10 every respect aud Ii careful driver he
the care and proper treatment of HORSES has beet of re
ndaton from bis late employer Apply at or address
W. b, Is West 18th st., near 6tn sv., In the rear.
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POS AL DIRECTORY
Foreign nnd Domestic Malls


TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC. Albany Buffalo and Canada r. NJ
W N9r'' ss and W w s., w F4,d MAJ p *
South and southwestern
Eastern msi, By railroad 81 4. N. and i}s :. y
suspAr Mans; On Sunday all mails close at IIiP.M
CALIFORNIA. By steamer, via Panama Thurs
The Overland Mafnr California leaves s., i;a:
every Monday and Thursday, at A. 81. I.stters
eesIgn nd Tor should be marked Overland, via
g. LAKE cr The Overland Mail from Joseph Cdo) 10 salt
Lake city, leaves st. Joseph every saturday at
sAM Letters should be marked "oyerand
via St. joseph
So PACIFIC. BY steamer, via Panamn, Thurs
HAvASA....By steamer Cahawba, wednesday,
srrrco. From New Orleans BY seanshp tennessee on
be placed ~ The once at New York six days pre-,
vious 70 the above date)
EuRorr.....By steamship Canada from Boston,
r close here on Tuesdsy, Jan II. I and p. W.
PACKET 1T This port the steamer Rarnak viii be
despatched ,h with msiis for the sahhma Islands
states postage will be five cents per half ounce
on letters and two cents each newspaper 10
ne colsc'ed 10 AL cases 10 the United States
~ ny recent order all Spain he ore maid
n onsa sss Possse r. or cents half
hg the mato wit per Brisb steamers on WsSn .. ava
nvs een and United States steamers Saturdays twenty
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON oppIcy.
1sDA.....Tbe Overland Mail closes as foow.;vja Mar
ssles, on the ID 9Th, 18th and 18th of each month
vis Southampton 4th lzh and 2rh toncbing Al
c Sibraltsrs Malta, Als1andra, suez and Alden
ampon 4tb and OOH.
AUSTRALIA Via Marseles and suez the 10th Via South
MApRrIrs. Via Adss on the 4shand 9Th Of the month
BbAzI-. Via Souohsnpon the 9Th Of the month
When the dan Of making the Indian Australian
mails at LondO falls on Sunday they up on The
evening previous.
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The banks, OF course lending their money 10 specaa
tors on fancy stocks They likely 70 want again
before many weeks eapse By the end Of tho month the
new government loan, and the other loans which are
about 70 DO called for will render the banks anxious
than they present place their at the dis
posal of stock spectators.
Money is without change. Many persons who propose
TO buy Of the public securities which are shortly
coming the market lending on call at very low
rates. order TO lose their interest altogether and
yet to have their means at command Business paper
continues 10 be Foreign exchange opens duh al
last quotations for the Cunard steamer on Wednesday
The leading spectators for the rise day materi-
ally assisted by Of the timd bears Who partly
the from Europe, bought 10 their contracts
This caused at the morning session, appearance of
tvity and pretty general rise in stocks The outside
public, however, strangers TO the movement rather
shares coming into than going Of the street
Nor could il be otherwise. OF all the stocks on
the list, New York Central is the one most in
favor with the spectators for tho rise YET 30 far as in
trnsc value ia concerned there never was q time when
New York Central worth less than 1t is now The
December earnings are reported being 500 $780,
600 less than the earnings Of December 1857 Putting
them down only 100000 less the business Of the last
five months of the TWO of which the February
dividend is paid--wll compare as follows
NRw YoRK CENTRAL EIpv,uco
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A GRANGE or AGENCY
JULES MUMM 4 CO. IS CHAMPAGNE,

We beg to inform the the public in general that
ohsr for the q has terminated o.
s I s s s9S that s VIZ ys
w '' '''S'' ''N '''AAi %uIRs. MuMA CO.,
CARD TO THE TRADE AND THE PgBiic IN GENERAI.
since the dissolution Of old well known house Of r. A.
numm 4 g. our brand has been somewhat neglected il
and ample means position at once We have
herefcre changed agency win send unparalleled
we y,sh o establish distinction between our brand
rSy csnssd our RIO or%er iaSs1s
our new agent Jane. Meyer r Sil be surpassed by
son eanrot even be eaused 0' inc c0se'' c'mpAr'
All nat We sst IN s from the public and tie trade
hey tnd .se ss"y OR BRANDS ron this date WI
JULES MUM co.'s n n.Mass DE sllLsEY wins DIR
JULES wuuM co.'s IMPERIAL
na 20 prn o the Of hotels and req
Oh hc bis OF fare 10 order to avoid confusion with other
ne Ist mentioned wine, "verzenay Cabinet" is now
brand expressly et mp combine our verzenay with Ca
your BY house Win III, esaas quality s' our
drinkers viii Gauge hsm 70 adopt this brsnd IN preference
az" sGq b %ss ss e nsf " as
9u'e for ladies dinner and evening parties where delicate
Our imperial" is favorte wine well known and needs
The above mentioned junction with verzenay, will
S"' unless ey psr h, renSes or Srssr
porta'ons iron the former the labels will bear the
o cur presert agent James Meyer Jr with autograph
signature n each botir
We vii send not for the future, but have already
In our nrst sbrmenis the Fulton and William Tell all Of
our brands without exception In country.
Our bouse In Cologne the sammhouse all the Mumms
and lie fxcnce nearly serular cellars there well
provided with the best Rhine and Moeee Wines besides
own Of the nnest Of the Johsnnbcg adjoining
the vineyards Of Prince hIeie mich.
We respectfully recommend wines 10 the patronage Of
our old friepds and 10 tie public In general
JULES MUMM 4 CO.,
r. A. MJMM
Referring to the above advertisement card Of Messra
jules Mumm Co. hnd y. A.. Mumm, beg 70 INFORM tho
radc That have hipmrnts the Fulton William Tell
which VIII soon be IN for which prepared
Jake ordefs Respectfully,
Bro street
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The exports Of -four and grain from New York for the
week ending Jan A. were:-To Great Britain, IL bbls
four 10 British Provinces and other places 6e62 bbls
-Four, 1913 bushels corn. Total 6673 bbls four 1O73
bushels corn.
ConTI The market was firm, with limited business
IN Rio Sales OF 2,lo0 bags st. Domingo were made
chiefly % 9c, and 80 bags Rio at II &c. and 100 Mara
calta at II &c. "a l2Hc.
CuTToN-The Afrcas news had tendency to render
NE market less buoyan, The sales embraced about
1000 bales based chiefly upon middng upands at l2c
Closing with rather an easier feeling in the trade.
IilIch1s The engagements were Light and rates 10
considerable extent were nominal. To Liverpool so
teroes beef Ier steamer taken at 5s cotton was
quiet at &c. To london, rates unchanged while
engagements were limited To Havrc, come small en-
agreements made AT old rates. To Bremen 10 tons
coycrseCd were taken at 30s 20 tobacco at so
tons goods at 25 and 800 bbs shoe pegs
a. D. Cd To Antwerp, 70 tons ogwood engaged at
HAr-The market was steady, with sales of 500 GOO
bales for Shipment at 75c Soc, and at Soc 81 for city
Hors steady at 10c. lie. for common to prime
new old, in absence of sales Of moment, were nominal
lnE was quiet at 75c. for common and 81 for lump
ROcklhnd.
MoAssrs-The sales embraced about 800 bbls New
Orleans at 3'c &c., and 70 hhds Cuba muscovado at
lvered. Spirits rpentne was held Doc, while 49Hc
was bid. CRUDE ,urpeDtine was held at % rs.
OUs.-salos 500 gallons linseed were made at G6c
Crude whale was steady and In fair demand, Soc.
while crudc sperm WINS held at 81 81 Oivc and taow
PnoyRIoss was heavy, while the sales embraced
about 3G0 barrels the spot including new mess nj
sI7 20 81 37, and mess at SIC 90 sle o5 new prime
OF S13 ASIA Is and 900 do do reported check
arrival ai S12. Reef continued IN be In fair demand
with sar Of akut 250a 300 barrels Including country
prime at 50 aB rs, country mess ri &c 75 90; re.
packed Western mess ri 80 a $40 -, and extra
do. Mt $40 rs 81 go and 200 barrels prime mess (Ch
cago) were reported at $40. Beef hams firmly held
at &13 30 a $16 Bacon was quiet at 8kc 1Oc. Cut
meats heavy, with GALES Of 426 crcos. Including
shoulders at &C., SIC, and hams at SIC 9I4c lard
continued firm, with saes Of about 800 barrels at II No
11kc. Butter and cheese were steady Mt unchanged
prices
FItE was quiet NJ Sc. n 3a<c.
srGAHs-Thc market was firm. and including 900 ho,s.
heads s)d BY auction the transactions embraced 4g0
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Surplus. ...... sos 1852 43
Late and authentic advices from London represent that
the plans specifications and estimates for the Honduras
Railway are now complete and have the approval
the English engineers Of the Honduras Company The CAPT
tai Of the company is dednvey fixed at G3 o00 al
though 1t estimated that the road can be built in con
formy with us charter using the river Uua far navi
gable for &2 100000 preliminary auxiliary carriage
road will be first opened at estimated cost of f25o 0O0
or about 81 ,2ooo c0 The direction remains unchanged
except that Mr. Wegucln, late Governor Of the Bank
England ret'es as he does also from the direction OF the
EahR Of England in consequence Of joining the banking
house Oh Roberts Co.. which prohibits its IN -bcrs from
being on any direction II In stated that the company
vi" be gilt oct on about the Goth OF January and
it is believed that little difficulty will be experienced in
raising The requisite capital.
The following is the last statement Of the New Orleans
Banks
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CLEARED
Steamship Karnak r) Brownless Nassau and Havana-E
Cunsrd
Ship Galera, Leavt, New Orleans-Wm Nelson & Sons.
Ship City OF New York, Salter Moble-D Kingsand
Sutton.
Bark Amanda, Bemis, Havana-Moses Taylor h Co.
Schr Maria, Lindsay Misunderstanding, Bento Il Co.
Schr Eleanor (Br) Ryan, Hslifsx-H 9 Donovan
Schr @ Higgins longsreet NOrfolk-van Brunt 6aght
kchr Rebecca, WoRlon City Point-Jas Hunter Il Co.
Schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River-Master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Glasgow (Br) Thomssn. Glasgow Dec q, at
PM with mdse and passengers Robt Craig Experienced
the succession of heavy westerly gales
panied with snow and seet The arrived at the Battery laa
night at II o'clock.
Brig Chas Ring Davis Gbnra Cuba, Dec 2b with sugar.
&c, to Brett Son Co. Had heavy weather. split Sails &c
been days Of Hatteras
Scbr Burrows Clark Charleston IL days. with cotton and
rice to Chas Person Experienced heavy weather the
passage.
schr VIM Hone, Scott, Georgetown DC, 4days
Steamer Delaware. Copes, Phiadelphia.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence.
SAILED.
steamship Karnsk Orr Havana and Nassau; ship Galens
New Orleans; bark Nazarene,
Wind during the day NNW, fresh.
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500 hogsheads New Orleans within the range Of eHc
7nc. 7xc. and 700 boxes atp. T.
TAIIow.-Sales Of 900 lbs were made at 1896
WHrKKy.-The market nrm with GALES VI about
500 barrels a 26c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

CITY COMMERC1AL REPORT.
MONDAY, Jan. 10---6 NJ
AsIEs.-The market was steady at 5Mc. for pots and
&C. for pearls.
BREADsTuFFs.-Four-Thc market was again firmer
with good demand, especially for and medium
grades and closed at advance Saturdays prices
The sales embraced about II 900 1900 bbls closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
NEw YORK CENTRAL EARNINGS.

In other words, the Central earned $44eOOo less in
August December 1885, than earned in August Decem
ber 1857 Now, II well known that the dividend Of
February 1885, raised by the sale in this city, by
the company Of 5000 900 of bonds 90 cents on
the dollar and the report deceptive it Isl does pre-
tend that, with this aid the company earned any.
thing above per cent in ls57-5s. IT. then, the New
York Central after earning So "a 700 August Decem
ber 1857 and borrowing 5000 by the sale of bonds
was only able to pay per cent in February, 1885,
much can ii honestly pay in February, 1882 when the
earnings for the same five months Of 1858 were only
s2,99s, u.s. and the company has no bonds to SELF
Tie most active stocks on the list today we're the
speculative raroads-Galena, Rock Island Central
Reading and the Michigan roads. All advanced more or
ess-Central Rock Island and Michigan Central more
than the others There fair business in State stocks
and railway bonds, for the most part at higher prices
than those current Saturday The closing prices
day Missouris, s6X 81; Central, s5x x; Erie
1e9l q; Reading, 642s n; Michigan Central, 81 "a
Southern, guaranteed, 4sss q; Panama, 117X 49,
Illinois, 711s Is; Galena, TN * Rock Island eOA
81; Pacific MAIL 92X &c. The market closed steady.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as follows.
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increase so64,S23 1,270093 76,202 2,l42y429
IDS statement rather better than expected the
specie Inc The increase in the loan column will In
easme account for the rise in STOCKS during the week
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Total pay ments. 325 6S7 So
1otai Dalance a O36 1856 70
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
ing were s25 2l3 g. and the balances 81 A.
The following dividends have been decared-The New
Orleans Canal and Banking Company semi annual dvi-
dend Of five cent payable the stockholders regis
tered in this city at the banking house of NJ Morgan
Sons, 81 William street, the 7th of February the Sc
curity Fire Insurance Company, semi annual dividend
Of seven per cent payable demand the Cleveland Co.
umbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company, dividend of
five per cent, payable the 18th Of February; the
Bank of the State Of Missouri and the Bank Of st. Louis
semi annual dividend Ave per cent on all stock paid
in the LIST Of July last and pro the stock since
paid up in full.
The following resolutions have been introduced into the
Senate Of Florida
Resolved That the endorsement of bonds to the
OF 81 600 and upwards by the Governor, Attorney
General Comptroller Treasurer and Register of the State
pedgiDg the public domain and funds arising from their
sale to the payment Of interest thereon issued 10 -
rent Incorporated companies owned by private ndvi.
duals, violation of that clause Of the
the State declaring that the General Assembly shall not
pledge the faith and credit OF the State 10 funds in
aid OF any corporation whatever; and that endorse
ment of said bonds is of itself ackuowedg Of debt
and obligation, and il Is to that extent pledge of the
faith and credit Of the state, and that this
endorsement does more, Il gives not only the
credit but devotes certain means 70 the payment thus
adding 10 and strengthening the faith and gwen
Iba, the toacious and mistaken idea that the State has
given its faith is met by the fact that the entire action is
hersher law giving validity and dire s,on the bonds
her officers make the endorsement-her land is pledged
the bonds called hers in the foreign market ard hers
will he the Disgrace and dshonor the faith and credit of
the Stn'e is not maintained by their prompt payment
both of principal and interest
Resolved That the further Issuing these bonds be pro
hbted and their sale prevented and the Judiciary Com
mee be- and they are hereby instructed to prepare and
report bill making highly penal in any person per-
sons whatever to issue any bond bonds giving the
faith and credit of the State o raise funds aid Of any
corporation either directly indirectly whatever and
from selling or offering for sale any market whatever
any such bonds, either for the payment of principal
terest
The earnings of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for the year 1858 were us follows
Gross earnings. ........ ...... 81 1o5 1888 Al
Gross expenses and interest. 53s ,96l o.
net earnings. $780, 1872 43
Dividend July ], per cent. ...... S237, 305
Dividend Jan. i, per cent. ........ 237 1906
- 474 61O 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

-eaHHulsn HOur was hTmer, while sales were limited at
our quotations Southern brands 1rmer with sales
OF about 1900 bbls. at quotations. Rye flour was
steady with sales of about 800 bbs at the above prices
and about 200 bbs cornmeal were reported sold in.
Guiding Jersey and Brandy within the range of our
figures Wheat-Thc sales embraced about 1000 bush.
els, 81 70 for prime red Western 81 20 for fair
southern, 81 2h 81 50 for white Michigan, soc. s5c
cru Corn wa fmer and in better demand, with sales of
about .9WO tushes, including old Western mixed at
Nc, rev southern yellow ut S0c and old round yellow
at SIC. Rye firmly held, while sales Of nomen,
were reported. Farley wae in fair demand and 1000
bushes Inferior Western were sod at &C Oats were
firm, with moderate sales The following receipts and
exports Of fcur and gran at this port the week end
Ing The sih ns s from &. w. Cuttings circular Of tic