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While the cricketmatch was going on in Albany,
on Monday of lastweek one of the players threw the
ball to great hight and with considerable force and
during the progress of the ball through the air it
struck swallow. The bird fell to the ground as
dead as If 1t had been shot,
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. HOpn ron HAYTI.r

Seine 81 ON cotemporaries seem asitafed WIN
lander interest," In bshalf Of that very dark spot On
j he earth's surface that black diamond among the
i esns cf ocean which hsaves IL verdure crowned
Shouldsu above The clear wasen Of the Caribbean
~ under the Eouthsastssn he Of the pearl Of TIL
Astillean group % which Il belongs, and which an
srune along, garkilng crcles Of trupio brill ani
| opon ths grim brow q rugged old Neptune eacl
~ Of The ialaads Cub, jamaica, Porto Rico, Qua
dlloupe, Nassiniq1s and HAytia delightful nAtura
garden, teemlas With III that il beautiful In inani
nAts nature. HAyti, through natures kindness
~ 6nest Of them oil, through man's unkindnes
the most miserable, perhaps, Of all regions Hayt
sesms to come 10 for tender interest with several
car Southern contemporaries and. of COURSE with mos
of our Northern do, against which We have nothing
70 say but We and It hard to imagine good and sui
fcient reasons why Hayti should be made sort o.
pet with Southern journalists, to b cared for will
vast patronage Of printers ink, munifcenty wasted
in disqnisitions which show as deep an interest
in the people and - profound an anxiety for theil
welfare, social progress and national prosperity at
II they were respectable white people, and not .
very degraded and barbarous lot Of black savages
Who have usurped By murder and hold possession Of
one Of the plantations to which manifest destiny
a. .... ss.' -. '''A.s - 80 = s $50
-. $500. 49,. =. q H.. shon,s 10 co,
$500. = NJ. ~ =. =;
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= -. .s, s,ons nrosr.sa;ng
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!. a. s,.rt = ~ hs;n..s - 1870 so,;s,
~ s,c;., ~ ,,o,;.;r., aa,s,onaa. q -
&. 5000 ~ ~ 49, nsrar.hs,... -. n:.
do,n ao,.r =, Lee ,.n,h. - ..sst;on go 10
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sExraAosDMARY HEAT OF rnE WEATHER IN YER.
MoHT.On Wednesday Of last week the Thermometer
Ct O'Clock In the evening. at Newbnry, was 9s deg.
- White River Junction i was s6 deg. AT Wells
Riscr it Was SO deg. inathe shade.
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Items from the California Mails.

On the morning Of the 9Th instant destructive
fire occurred in San Francisco on the west side Of
1 Davis street, between Yallijo and Broadway, by
| which number Of buildings were consumed A
man named Edward Pinnells was burned to death,
| and several other persons were injured.
One OF the features Of the celebration of the Fourth
in San Francisco was great bull fight, at which
| some three thousand persons were present, and a
number of bulls were made into beef by the british
butchery OF the matadores picadores aud banderil.
leros.
y letter from correspondent of the San Francisco
Times, who made the overland trip Of twenty eight
hundred miles by stage, and wrote back an account
thereof from st. Louis states that ia the twenty-one
days which the trip occupied the horses were changed
one hundred and seventy times, and from four to
eight horses were put on at every change. The total
OF horses which he travelled behind 10 that twenty
one days was six hundred and eighty eight.
kind OF sirocco swept across the country about
Santa Barbara on the 23d ultimo, the fiery blast kill
ing calves, rabbits and other animals which inhaled
IT, Trees were blasted as il fire had been among
fhem and all kinds Of metal so heated that for
hours the naked hand could not touch it without
being burned. 1t was supposed that the srocco was
caused by volcanic influences. It devastated large
| section Of country.
letter to the San Francisco Bulletin, from Fort
Yuma, gives an account Of the outbreak of nine
Mohave Indians, who were detained there az hos
tages. They dashed out Of the guard house in which
they were confined, and being pursued, rix Of the
nine were shot or beaten to death, and the others
wounded. Most of the slaughter was entirely unne.
cessary, as the Indians were unarmed, and some of
them might have been retaken without bloodshed.
One was killed in coal pit where he secreted him.
self, mile from the Fort. It was thought that this
murder Of the hostages, among them high chief,
would greatly embitter the Indian tribes as it justly
should
The patrol police of Victoria were engaged in dis.
arming all the Indians in that vicinity.
The society of Grace Church, San Francisco, had
purchased lot on the corner of California and
stockton streets, for $4,000 and propose erecting
thereon very magnificent church,
fearful flood had occurred in the Columbia river,
damage done at the Dales being not less than $780,
600, a number of fine new stone stores, and other
valuable buildings and property, being washed away.
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On the 18th ult. fishing party in Pennsylvania,
near the Blue Juniata, were chased by pack Of
wolves. four in number, and only escaped by the tall
est kind of running.
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1-Fifth Ward American Cuba m &c ting
Of this Club will take place WEDNESDAY, NEXT tho
9th nst at TX O'Clock, Basin street. Members will please
attend punctualy the officers of the Club to be elected
By order Of the President. jy23 2ptd
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A@Sixth Ward Amer lean Club This Club
will meet at the usual place, Hospital street, THIS Saturday
ESEN1Nd the sd inst at TX O'clock for the election
officers.
jy23 2plt " DuPLEs SIS. President.
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hs- Unless the secret Is revealed by the par
ties themselves suspects that the hair datkened by
CR1SfADoRo'S EXCELSIOR DYE owes lis magnificent
hue to human Nature alone gets the credit None
suspect the tere 1t perfect. well
color Is bestowed by this nygorapg dye There trouble
IN applying it. Ten minutes in several all the
time consumed Who would abolish such nuisance red
grey or sandy hair, on such easy termss
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
jyl0 2pln&W GRISTAD0RO No. 6 Astor House. N, Y,
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A3-Thlrd Ward American CIub-The meet
ings Of this Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
TX o'clock at the Hail. Camp NatcheE Streets
Members will please attend punctuay import.
will be transacted.
je18 J. G. POINDEXTER Pres,t pro tenn
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The Mayor of a certain town out West proposes to
kill half the dogs of his town, and tan their hides
with the bark of the other half
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

WINEs, BRANDIEs, Krc-Messrs. s. D. Gratiaa l.
Co., 20 have landing and for quantity
u vino in cs packages Of fHvos brands and
Dseseryed pes This elsewhere advertised
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Just Received
BY STEAMER EMPIRE CITY,
new lot of
FINE NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
Now much In vogue.
--Also-
FINE FRENCH FLANNEL TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
.@ Suited also for FISHING PURPOSES.
. u M NJ n IA CLoT FL Z n O.
AND
FURNISHING GOODS ""a
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
Atthe old and welknown stand Of
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Jylo 2pH Corner St. Charles and Canal streets.
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leeter from Sat Lake city, June II, notices the
rsmnkAbe fact that the Institution Of polygamy is
hecomins unpopular among the Mormons since the
acceaion of tho recent large emigrations from the
eeates md TINT Brigham Young is beset with app-
cstacna for bills Of divorce. In consequence Of this
state q aiair. the Prophet has issued orders to
suspend the ceremony Of " sealing
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TALK ON CHANGE.

| @ - -
| The talk IA. that va are getting slono MT on,,
to,.r.h,, M, 80, III ~ .oas a,t.' ~. 49,.
WV Wy We'i. oul soou o'y, W, ooli !.
MUMMY, Gatonuelet street. ana III napltues, Icnoupi
toulas, P0ydras and New Levee streets and depend
encles, have survived three days interruption Of th,
| t.I.~.s,h-,... Ii,ha,,.h .. 4. .,,...hia 49,,
selestapn "lIea' Aisnoasn y y to'ef.ole ~afm' W
~ e.sAAs a.vns seiy so1'o..auy' Ans.o "e.o =
sy"p.olis " i'naoy opSe1sspie yes'elasy, p'saus'
sno seleslapn "nes Wete su.penueu W. was = w
ous wa.s oul soou wy was n'o,'ns avus :.
asuaa. LUG a'A ~ suas W oan u,'psus' w
selegrapn' view oreans was Place - cons,ueiaD.e
lnpor'anoe iof ysss oe.ole sne .usen'lon :. y
coni"unicauon' We ARG Ples'y sansuan .s ...' -.
seamef A'fiVa' .loM Lselpoo' " W =. . NJ =
tNeu - Nc" 80 ~ .nu.s1 y, No.. s;.eou.r ~,
oouu.s eie NV lese''.u' ~ ny ~. - go M.
...as.on y. uesa'vI ~ NV -. ss.;.rs
.a.a 80 s. s w 'A1. .S'S N'Ne
'~say "'lya III. ~ ;,... oo.xos,s.. :,
/ o.n.s WI '.s' -. Go. - 49,
w W. s.,,o-:..a. - 1at.ar ,us..a,, =, I:.,.-
-, =. i.,sras - sn;. no v;a1vs 80 49,. =. ~
r., 90 ~ :. D.. ~ .,.o a.. ~ '''s
''.f- I,vrnpoo, ~, 1e.o
, Tho maximum stock of cotton has bean ,eai;ysd
as predicted, on this date-the highest point (75O
600 bales) mas been realized. The consumption has
D Ce a.o noa haasl hs . w aolanary yleo
nat We shall probable have smaller stocks at the
close ofthis season than last Should peace be con
quered ~ Louis Napoleon, and the war cease soon
- may nave large aovanee ~ cotton, say "a. 70
ran;dv chsnp;nr as ~ NJ Nsnnaon ~ os = sr;
...y vi,Aneu anu apuseu' NJ ID 10" auaeo ana
p'@.seu'
Uur collesponoen. oml1s 70 INFORM us now co1son
VIZ ,ue' VI Wnas eueos WAT an1ons all 'ne oroSneo
0os'on' 'osa'u' WIG .usause ~ 'ne even' u
p.s." WI ao.ius ~ .uo De.eu, VI snppers' 'ns
..,. vpe VIZ "noM = - Apous 'llae pfon'
49, ~ ..eeI nas oseu sa'u " tte
= 0o.son = L,seIpool nase reai'1eo'
80 WV $50. " .ooA w. un az,
- ss' D.Ds Aansp. - sa,es "a sunuly
IF 80 s.., al .. ~ w LUZ
.1 DAes' aAs .1.a1s .nosn s.ne lnon'rs' %
s s =. AZ - ne e9p's auu s''r m ~ I've
po1. y " wy ~ .ay :. .Anua'y -" .ne plon,s
..ae1 W. one .un.su a.u s"eIs1 pouuus
= .. Y eeu.s r.. .ae' 80. 'a'A
=, NOV .n'' May ~ ue. = p1so.s BUSINESS
w.. ~ ~ -. oo.no.e y VIC auu 1a,n
uas - ~ no.Ans .ol uvsus auu nnu'us one sel'.
tom 1uos' evoiy 'svs'ou =. sn' county We COL
s.A1o ~ 4es'r n'euy a.sp.e'vus .o.oanss - 'ne
g.. - ~ 80 .sa. 80 VIZ p'o
.uS. - , 'so'oA .o'. minus VI
oa.s.N ~ :. sanr: aSeo.us ~ sne estimates
1eos''eu nonA se'pooi "a sne requirements
n y. .ua. na, = $50. ~ 49,, oo,
:. sura,.. 500
- " As'paAn anu o'' A :. :. - 4Ooo
Total bales per week. $500
Anese inquiries afe pasea On 'ne present ratio OF
consa mpt,on, ana eaong tne es1imates Oh STOCK OF
all KINGS 10 England on tne 3lst OF December next
% ooo,ooo Daies But then II the war Is continued,
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At the Gambrnus Feast lately, for the benefit of
the German English Schools in Newark, 100 barrels
Of beer equal to 400 kegs or 5000 gallons were sold
on the ground during period Of six hours. The
amount received from the sale of beer and admission
to the grounds was about $2700.
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kS- Look out for limitations OF Lea q Per-
kns Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
q Sons. sul6 2plsw1y
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To the Trade.

To the Trade.
H e N RY Il. BRIG GR.
JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hnny,
No. 30 CANAL STREET. n O.
heepeetfuy calls the attention Of the City Csrry as
70 inc iaos thai no has Just opened and win eun,
FTNE .JEEvEk-RS.
Consisting In part of LocKETs, CHAINS. cANzn rr,,
ErRUsoAN SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER R1ysa vs.a.s,
Keys, Trnkets, etc., which he will take pleasx,a 4.
b. T. BRIGGS,
fe25 zpH o.
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Wei Said.
TO those suffering tender feet nothing
to be dreaded than the HOT FLAGS which business peo-
pie have to travel in the city, Would you like know how
you avoid this and jet walk the We tell
you.s Buy box Of
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
and rub the tender places your feet with this celebrated pain
Killer and may walk all day with perfect comfort
Thus tie "Can't.geta Always"
Will travel with case.
The MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is for sale in Now
Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
Nos. q and Isl Charities street,
Sole agents FOR the Southern States and whom all
should DO addressed. jyl8 2p3teodAW
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Wines, Liquors, etc.,
OS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET


NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quar-
And pnts continually hand which equal to the has,
comes to this MARKET Also other brands OF inferior un,
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEE
NY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK. Ola an.
Fine PORT WINE. MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
of the vintage 1885 1928 and 1903
and other brands WHISKY Subscriptions 1ri,
nye and bouoon' ALE and PORTER In pints and quar,
soon hand my usual assortment Of the best "
Wines and Liquors
In the market, which will be sold on IN
other house in the city. -"n'
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 3ply M. 1aand,x 81
Rutland 3 Davts,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And
Agents. of ithe.Independent Boats,
EosILR. ALA
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Or. George W.. S,ntth.

DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice, will to professional,
sasemens at his Office No. Ut CANAL STREET. nearly op
paste Christ Church. ~ ,ns
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Cabinet Makers,
UPHOLSTER MATERIALS
or Every Description.
eils oornces, Hair Cloth Shades Curlea E.s. re,..o
cioh' curtain Goods Cords and Tass.ls varrssA t,. -
springs, Buttons and Irvine. elue Pssase and xze
mon Moss, Camphene Alcohol Burning P,s 49, -,
ohs wall Paper etc., at the LOWEST CASE pggy-ra -
MOI mi, HEATH l. CO.,
No "a Isxsnpr ,rzAa
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Roofing J9aterial.

Roofing JHuteri0l.
Agency for the sale of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON.
AMERICAN TINA and
GalvanIc Protected Iron.
The Galvanic Protected Iron new article made from
Charcoal 1ron and coated with composition which renders
not only entirely rustproo and adapted to this climate
but the most durable and cheapest article ever Invented
roofing purposes
HEATON & OLIVIER,
tny5o Zp5m Sole Agents, 40 Common street
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Public Notice

hereby given that have years lease of The new
Iron Building, known the Story Buding at the
south east of Camp Common spd intend IN
occupy the lower ground floor ourselves The second third
and fourth stories TO let Apply to Alfred Muproe Co
No. "a Magazine street.
ALFRED MUNRoE,
's' zpu WIN. D. ABBATT.
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More than 6tty children were restored to their
passnts q the Public Garden in Boston on the 4th
- police tent - full Of them at times. Cakes,
candy and cossctting were IN requisition. The police
NeFe handy y tcestng, trotting and dry-nursng. It
- IN amnaing sence. Walls at times went up from
scoees " throAfs. And when mother came along
Y claim her own, shout weed forth that made the
0Mds q tAe marquee yibtate In double quick time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

The Idea Of the Lifting Body
Being the receptacle Of greedy sickenng and yet
sig Of every children less afflicted with
them Why should this be when there volumes of
testimony to prove that a few doses of
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge
will eradicate the disease Parents make of this eab
shed fact and remember that the medicine 10 free from all
deeterous substances.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
jylS 2p3teodh1tW Sole Proprieors.
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The Eastern Clarion,
= PAULDINa, MISS,

-. 20 aDgHssE
"sHALY NEWsPAPER, having thesssssessa,sxsnsas,
OF any Country Newspaper In the seuth Ia ,s,r, -
onered As an advertising medium the Morshans ), So
va ''0"aSSN
Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE a CO.
nle 2ptf No ,oL cS
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Prince Imperial Champagne,
PROM
DE VENOGE Co. Erpernay, France,
This Wine has hitherto tables the
continent of Europe and only very recently been
duced by Messrs De Venoge Co. into this MARKET
RARE QUALITY. combined with moderate price at which
1t offered has already achieved popularity
precedented u the annals Of the Wine trade.
E. v. HAUGHWOUT,
Sole Importer.
Nos. 1856, 400 and .92 Broadway
lyz3 zplm New York.
Bs'ssf Brother. y SeaUer,>
.......wARREN STREET. ............".44
NEW YORK.
Inventors Of the
CELEBRATED OVAL EYE COTTON HOES.
IMPROVED PATTERN CANE KNIVES.
AGENTS roR-
r. p. BRUFF,s AXES.
ASr The jobbing trade supplied by the package
1arA heavy stock of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
etc., constantly on hand. jyN 2ply
Fine Black and Green Teas,
IN METALLIC PACKAGES, and
IN SMALL AND LARGE BOXES,
At the Lowest importation Prices,
Gan be had at
DOHAN'S SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. l01 Poy dras street,
jy20 2p5t Between Camp and St. Charles
Merchants and Parents
Who wish to have their clerks acquire practical
knowledge of
oOK-KEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS. q
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.,
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS,
Can do at
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
los CANAL STREET.
Day and Evening There Professors and for
each branch. jy 70 2p3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11


United States as II not only promotes ease IN inc
,noncy market, bnti: .nad- = increase ataN't
in trade and manufactures, and furnishes a"a
fnourishe- an ample market tor our cotton, r'ce.
and tobacco As for brcadstuf-. tho harse:ss IN
Europe have been abundant. and the purchases
frum The United States will therefore be effected
nj n low figure. The maxim may be regarded rs
true that whenever politics. commerce. anu mo-
notary affairs are deTanged in Europe. aud espe-
cay in England. disastrous Effects arc also lett
ia America. Such is the nature Of Gain of IN
terest.-such The mutual dependence OF nation sup
on each other. 1t is wisely ordained. There Is
one very significant sign oi the times. that should
not be- lost sight ot--and that is the gradual ABB"
lition If paper and the substitution ola metallic
currency. Since the discovery Of the nur'terous
wealth of California and Australia. mt leo i one
thousand million of dollars have been added -
the world. circulation Of the pr, cious metals. In
stead OF n scarcity OF gold. few years lorger.nnd
mankind will be trouble with plethora.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Valuable Real Estate in Il around Lynchburg
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

fgiiE subscriber the eectually carry his
sion business in lyncbug, will sell part Of his REAL
l. NJ r, on EiNfsbAY, the i6,h day Of November viz
lsl The Two Houses On sixth or Tan Yard Alley Also
large Tobacco Factory adjoining, This lot Springs
III III. yard, and is ont Of the Corporation.
2il!ic House and Lot Main street, formerly occupied
by the lake samuel Bransford fronting 10 running
i34 feet
3d-'ne beautiful half Lot adjoining the Facory
iih'ne hall acre Lot opposite Capt. McCorklc. IA.i
hne building; lot.
othrwo Houses and Lots in Sandy Hook.
6thThc Fishing Creek Mill This is very valuable being
ON the Canal and only mile from the city
IthIhe beautiful Residence Monumental Hill now
the occupancy of Tlps l.. johnson. Esq
.th-About 100 half acre Lots, adjoining the same
9lh-A fine bods-uf Wood Land, known Silver sprng
containing about 500 Acres. This land will be divided
IUh.SeNcral inc Al the Canal being the bank
OF the river from the tolte 10 Councils Ms feet the
river.
Those wishing TO purchase any of the above named property
viii please call the subscriber before the day sale
viii take pleasure in showing il.
The above property will positively be sold day
toned, unless sold privately before.
sale to Commence al ouclock, A. NJ al the Tobacco facs
Poc's Tan Yard.
Terms male known day Of sale.
oct 25-dt6nor JOHN n TYRE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Financial .lnd Commercial.

The suhoined article, from the Philadelphia
tnqurer-a very reliable and well-informed pa-
per-on the financial condition vr tho country,
will be read with interest:
Whatever grumbiers may cay, and there are nj.
ways plenty of people who are anxious to view
everything IN its worst aspect, the times even in
Europe. Look hopeful, promising. aud we'll True.
there are all kinds Of rumors OF war ANTICIPATED
feared, imminent. and everything but ac,uai vet
eli such reports may be dismissed rs absurd -
The great barometer Of Europe in that particular
10 the English Consols. They are now high, yery
high, and this indicates confidence 10 tho per.
manency Of the present state of affairs on the part
OF the financial cissses who are peculiarly sensi-
tive on such sabecis. This confidence appears to
have been much increased by the result OF the con-
ference at Zurich. Tho Exchange and Thrcadnee-
ole in London, and the Bourse at Paris, apt to
take alarm ct the slightest demonstration of intcr
national difficulties. But so far from the exist
ence OF any Oppressive influence in the monetary
world, the funds In the two countries arc high,
the quotations exceedingan that have been made
since the Crinean War. But the French and
~ nave evidently the strongest confidence in
manent power Of their respective nation. In.
deed, in ,ndon and Paris the influx Of Gold from
California and Australia for tho pa,t Veor has
been excessive The United States heinz .jwavs
~ debt 70 England. net only for merchandise. but
also for National. Stats. Railroad, Bank and 9TH
- socks, remit great amounts. 1t is estimated.
indssd. that our stock debts to England are about
tour hundred millions of dollars the annual inter-
- Of which alone i more than the revenue Of any
1sdiDsry kingdom. Think! The specie and buI.
lion rent from New York to Europe, during the
Mrst ten months Of the present year, is sixty
three naioDs twe hundred and Ssventy-six thou
e1ed ~ hundred and fourteen dollars -againss
snly twenty-three millions sir hundred and thirty
60 thossAnd two hundred and ffty-fbree dollars
y tes aaae ten nonths of 1858. Bar, then, spe-
- now ~ mach nsrchantaLle product Of this
eonhdencs in the stability of things In lha 0lG
"0e'e' and this Is really important to Us in thS