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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
COr0ners, Inquests.

SUICIDE TAKING Poisoy received at
the CoronGs office yesterday afternoon that Mrs Peters,
of l West Thirty eighth street, had committed suicide
by taking dose of narcotic poison No assigned
for the commission Of the rash act An inquest will be
held upon the body to-day.
svrrosxp IsrASnuDs-The body of female infant
was found in the sink of the house l03 East Sixteenth
street Yesterday under such circumstances as to leave
no doubt of an nfancide Coroner Jackman held an in
quest upon the body, when the jury rendered verdict
of "Dcah from suocaton the hands of some person
or persons unknown"
Found DRowSED-The body d an unknown man,
about IS years of age found floating the water at
the foot Of Tenth street, East river yesterday Coroner
Jackman held inquest, when the jury rendered yer
dict of Supposed drowning" Deceased about iiye
feet nine inches in height, and dressed In black
coat, gray pants, black neck tie and white shirt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

you will be Obliged % take the very ground upon which
stands THIS nign sonled and devoted Ettors AMI
politicians call him mad-and 20 he ia 70 them for ne has
buidcd his manly life Of than three years
upon the fah and fear Of God thing which editors and
politicians ON the time Of Christ till now have al ways
counted ~ fu proof Of insanity One such makes
total deprayey impossible, and proves that American
greatness disd Tot with Washington. The galfoU frsp
,cAicA he aseds ino heaven .c be IN our o,iis ,chat
the cross IN our reiigton-ae sign and synbol IF
peMe se deccdne, and from his sacyical blood the TIM
porot sotcatson f four millions Of people shall ys
sprtng On Inc second day Of December he u u be stragist
IN sofhsrn prison for oIeng tho sermon oa ne Mount
But Ia te hangd IN Vrginia ike being crsc~d IN Jrr
salem-it - Tie last yibxe ,ohich sin pays % rirtue
80 The State that has parted with the bones Of the
dead washington and that has hong since parted with the
last shred Of his principles, may ttngIy put the
living Washington TO death. But after ALL u is but little
that ne rage Of man can do There One above greater
than Virginia. and across the obscene OF the slave
power comes His voice. sounding in the OF that
red and manaced old man, "Inasmuch ye did II unto
the least OF these, my brethren, ye did unto me- And
again. He that oseth his life for my sake, shall find IL
again."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
Personal intelligence.

Mr.. Sylvester Mowry, delegate TO Congress from the
Territory Of Arizona, left town yesterday route for
Washington Mr.. Mowry has some fine specimens Of the
mineral wealth Of the Territory, which cannot fail to
make q profound impression upon certain members Of
Congress
The superintendent Of the building of the fort in
Portland harbor has been entrusted to Lieut. j. G. Pal
frey son Of br. J. g. Parey Of Cambridge, Massachu
sets, the ex-Congressnan.
Major Buell. and LADY, United States Army; Judge J. W.
Crane of Maryland, and Hon. J. G. Burch and family
of California; are in Washington.
The Raleigh Register learns that the Hon. Thomas Rufn
has resigned the position Of associate justice the Su
preme Court bench Of North Carolina. The reason
signed for this the part Of Judge Runn is his
rapidly failing health
Ex-Governor Barstow and family, of Rhode Island Pro-
fessor James Hail. Of Dudley Obser vaory, Albany; Hon
George W. Ewing, Indiana; d. c. DeLeon United States
Army, and DR.. Hayes, Boston, were in Chicago the
10th instant
We are, we trust Says London contemporary, volat
ing no confidence in stating that the return OF Madame
Lind Godschmidt to her profession has for some time,
been most hopefully looked forward TO in Eng
lish musical circles With the charitable and generous
feelings which have consistently characterised her
reer, has been understood that Madame Goldschmdt
would be happy inaugurate her return TO the musical
world by operating with the promoters of the embryo
Handel College, and OF contributing the aid Of her unr
vailed ability to the centenary festival OF the immortal
composer.
The Pungoo relates that Carlo Beradi the Of fur
rier at Padua who forcbly enlisted in Bohemian
regiment, having manifested hostile sentiments to Aus
TIA, was condemned to receive 100 ashes The sentence
was carried Linz the 9th nst in the presence
o medical olicer, who when the cightieth lash had
oeeh nicted, declared that the soldiers life would b.
endangered the sentence but the oH
Ger IN command was nexorablc and the Italian expired
under the infcon
Inc expenditure Of the Zurich Pcnpotcntiaries and
Their suites at the Hotel Bauer is said 70 aou TO above
t4OO0-a hnc windfa for u Swiss hotel
Prince jerome and the Princess Ciolla bo,oro, tho
vaudeville faris, with their presence on the evening OF
18th ut 10 witness the representation OF the etos d
Caur.o ~ ~
Count Walcwsk has returned from Eolcs TO Paris bu,
he has yet installed his household for Tho r,n, ~
the Ministry Of Foreign Aadrs will lie do SO nn,u h
comes back from Compegnc, whittier he TO accomn,nv
the Emperor and Empress.
The Empress Eugenie 26th ut visited tho porcelain
mapufactory Mt Sevres.
The Duke OF oldcnburg, his family and SUITE have eft
Blarritz for Nice.
The Queen Holland has arrived at Mines on her vav
10 Nee
The King of Wurtcmburg is shortly expected Mt Nice to
PASS the winter.
The imperial French decree appoints General Perrot
Quesor OF the Legislative Body the room Of the late
General Vast vimeux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
Arrivals and Departures.
lnuINAIH

From Richmond, &c, in the stesmshp Jamestown-E
Jordon Mrs Dabpey, Miss Bacon, Miss A Clarity Miss
Garrity, Miss Kincade Hausman and lady Mrs uayer
and child, Mrs Kennea, Jos LEIGH Mrs Leonard and child
Andrews hayens, Taggert and family, Tspey,
Whitcomb, Jno Piercy, Jno Grnde, Amberman, McCaf
fery, II Boton. Jno w Pearce, NJ Smith, d Carr,
Guy, W Thompson, 10 Hopkins-2nd In the seerAge.
From Portland In the steamshp PatapscoMrs Warner
Fisket Mis- Higgins Hoag Backyf rs DeJoyce, d
Grams, Creasey johnson, Chas Wakefield, Linscoc
II Tarbox, Master Frank Layfeld.
From Havana in the bark CorneliaJohu williams John
Stevens, VIM Brown.
From Bermuda in the schr PeeressMr Adrapce and
lady, Burton Wellington.
Bermuda in the brig Pengun-Pa,rick Finnegan and
nine Consuls men,
From Washngt &C, In the steamship Mount Vernon
Glosbepner, Bryan, MIR harris, nuhert W Lent
stedham.
TO ARRIVE.
From Now Orleans in steamship De Sos-Jula celvis +
Yerepx, B Bar,holonew Nff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
Jersey City News.

ARREST OF THE NEGRO JONES FOR MURDER Tho negro,
Elijah Jones, charged by the Coronsrs jury with murder
ing Jeremiah Sullivan, in Newark avenue, AMI VINO was
arrested in New York on Thursday afternoon, was
brought to Jersey City yesterday morning Recorder
Bedford committed him to the county jail s await his
trial in january stated that accused was hrst
ep IN New York on Thursday morning, by Jonathan D.
Aowcil, police officer who came 70 Jersey ,ty &C
companic nv officer Steers OF the Thrtcenh precinct
for The purpose Of futhcr identifying him. and when they
returned 10 New York, Howell arrested the negro and
handed him over officer officer Steers denies hav-
g refused to give the police of Jersey City any nforma
ton respecting the whereabouts Of the accused until
reward ehould be offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
The Homicide ON Board the United States
Steamship Brooklyn.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS s COURT.
Before Geo. F. Belts, Esq.
Nov. .ls-7ne United States Chds. C. Cooper-Thc
defendant in this is charged with the homicide Of
seaman Of the U. S. steamship Brooklyn. Mr. New
mann, the part Of the government asked for post
poncment Of tho case, order that the prosecution
might be able procure the testimony Of the officers and
crew Of the shp, which had been sent three years.
cruise 10 the Pacific. Mr. Rigeway, on behalf Of the
aocnsed, opposed the application
Inc commissioner postponed the case for ono month";
anu y. thh, umc the prosecution satisfied him that ths
government had used due diligence 10 procure the Wit
ne.ses, no wouli order further postponcmep but If
mol, " would discharge the prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
Stocks OF Merchan ndise in San Francisco.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, Nov. Is, 1852
The memorandum Of merchandise in and the way to
San Francisco, which appears in to-day HERALD cor
rect far goes but very important part has been
left out-viz the stocks held by the jobbng houses or
that part Of them which slowed warehouses
but kept in their stores, memorandum Of which is
herewith enclosed, and which you will please publish as
will add considerably the stocks on hand as pub
;sbed in vour table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

MENCo, NOV. l, Io0S
Assassination 9 0rmond Chase At 1pic-A.recites Of the
Constitutional Chiefs in the Wes-The British Scretarys
Mission to Vera Crus--Aurdr of French and Spanish
Subjects at ouanavaca-Piaurs Of Western ksrioo-
Military Operations-Plk to Seduce Vsra Cru-Ena-
lish Difficulties at Aasadan dc.
Full particulars Of the assassination Of Omond Chase at
Tepc, by the orders Of Marquee, together with the
prompt action Of Mr.. Mathew in demanding redress 60
forward by the next mail to Washington be laid before
government. This assassination is unparalleled in
barbary by any recent act Of the cergys bloodhounds
and should call forth prompt action on the part Of our
government
The consttutionasts, who took Topic about six weeks
ago. have been dsgracng their party in an unusua
ner. Their commanders, Coronado and Rojas, have
thrown in prison all the foreign consus The British
Consul who had been kind TO the unfortunate Chase
and with whom Chase living at the time Of bis ar
rest, has been treated in the most shameful manner-
prisoned ntimdated by threats of death to pay large
sum Of money, liberated, robbed, and again, owing to his
inability 10 pay large sum Of money, was IN prison at
last dates Fears entertained for his e as the COM
mander Rojas appears to be NEST abandoned drunken
ruffian and scoupdre Mr. Mathew has sent his secre-
ary Gerard Could Esq. to Vera Cruz, to demand the
punishment of Coronado and Roas aud the refundng Of
the money pluudefed from the British Consul.
The constutonals.s have also been behaving In dis
graceful manner at Mazaan. They have, according to
he facts received here robbed the British Consul in that
place Of large of merchandise This case will
also be laid before Juarez by Mr. Gould.
assassnaons at Cuernavca by the clergy chiefs in
that district Still continue the subject Of much excitement
amongst the French and Spaniards, but Gabrac PAYS
little attention TO the matter, and is believed will report
TO his governments in such way as 70 lead TO wrong con-
clusons, or at least TO delay inquiry These murders
were Of the most infamous character. Two Frenchmen
and Spaniard were the victims
Besides murders and robberies there is little 10 report
Mr. Glenne, her Majesys Consul in this city, has Just
returned from trip to Topic. He says the state of the
country beggars description. He was the only person
who had succeeded in coming through alive from Topic
Guadaalara IN one month He says the country on the
route complete waste. Farms are entirely abandon
ed and the doors Of the fam houses invariably chopped
or burned down. Roas was destroying side, and
Ioeada--a prime brgaud Of the clergyon the other.
Between the two they have completely suspended all in
dustral pursuits
The copsttutionass have iateriy been retreatng be-
lore the clergy forces under Wol, who has, II V sad
reached Zacatecas, but in the meantime GuanauaD B
likely to fall into the hands of the constutonasts Last
adyces say that Tracons and Banco have surroupaea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
Receipts Of Productivity -, 1859.

IRrporfed ereiss'sey for THE n T. TRIBUNE BY DREW
BY R.rLRo,p-Ner York and E,fe-4Sl bb. Ess go bbs
IS bb .nd s sls, Lard 80 Dbl, Aco6o So b5 @Siy q
bb Pork bbls Beef bal. and boxes Tobacco box Fa
Later % roll. az boxe. Leabrr ssi OATS 10 Cheese
box Map. snsar bags Beam, 10 bush Rye, 80 bags M 5
Aer;Ye,k aad Ne,7-Iraren--l9 boae. Bes.ws1.
bb. beans loo bbl. New PJiatoes
BY STEAMSHIP JAMES ADcrR, from Caa,,.,,ou-2a boSe.
Beans 72 bbs New Potatoes, bb.. squasn crates To-
| Inaioes
YCRoMwELLs Lnr.-Stsamer Pa,k.,.6ysa from Brit
bbs. Green Peas - bkts. Cherries o. hhds Cabbage
by srEAMrR KEYPoRr, from keworf-l5o bkts Straw.
Lr NswYSas M asp p BALIS0as s , Ts'rosIAIIGs % Co
hb6s. Cut Meas 81 hhds. Tobacco
BY AAERcAs ExrNEss-GO pkgs Butter II coops Fowls.
by UNITED STATES ExPREss-sfs Pkg. Butter
BY NORTH RvER-Peoptjs LAe-lnformaon refused; es-
I.sted 40 bt. kggs 2ll pAgs Butter, Se Cneeses.
soch0Hfs S,eamb1 LGe-ls pke Butter, 50 Cheeses es
1b. Ess 4csls A', bol' Whl'sy 3 DO APPe' 81 do
Ne. iVFand Iro seambOd Co.'S Chee.es 81 bb' Esss
gil tb 'oei, p b'.cs WOOL rolls Leather q Horses,
ard Atseas Pyopss, Li:s-ls casks Cut Ms';' 30
Roohe'tsy IJan'Iortao" Co-Bodt Moee-l@O bols Flour
Ashs IS ~ bb. rcG' 100 bbl. Btsn. bale robaceo
sxyha,e Line-Boat CieretaHdloo bLlA Flour 5o bags
Mali; il5 bags Feed 5 sides Leather $3.50 boxes Starch
BARGE U Usommg-68 pkg Butter. o. live Fows bb. Erss
10 Nj Rye Flour coo bush oe', 40 BUSH Rye q ba'n
Horse IS Calves, II Lambs.
SteoMey Ortgon, from HHdtoEO Pks Bntte otls Eggs
Rye fonr bags Con- - bbs Pots:oes so
Hay 50 bee. Straw - Sheep, Horses l6 Caive, Gov.
| Calves.
Hage lndepeAdenee-l0 ptgs Butter GO bush Oats %
Feed 5 bb.. Rye tLI bbs Ess 20 i've fows 3 Calves
Cows and Carye-. 10 Sheep and Lambs.
B0,ge ~ pkgs Butter. u live Fowls, bbis Egg 90
tbls Eour so bush $40 bush Rye ~ bush Corn, 20 bbls
Potatoes, l35 bale. Hay, IA Calves Cow and Calf.
Barge Mdn65 Ikss. Butter Co Poultry, IS bbs Esp,
do Porh - ApP 80 bush Oats ~ do. Rye, IS
Feed bbs PotsIoes 43 bsl-s Hay and Straw n Calves
Cow aid Calf Lambs 40 bbl Cie and Vinegar
Barge kev6uygi-J9 psg. Butter IS bxs Cheese bbls
Etg bb FouE 2i sss Feed u DO Po,sto- IL bales Hay
and Straw 30 sides Leather, 49, Calves. Cattle.
ToT.L-siS bbs. Eggs son bbs. Flour, Rye Flour
7i pks. Butter 81 and hhds Cut Meat. Ashes.
. IS bbs and II kegs Lard 80 bbi. Acoho5l5 bbs Whs
KY ls9 bb. Pork, DO Beef bales bx. aud 81 hds To-
becco, bale and boxes Fora ebls Dried Fruit q
Wool rs sides LesheJ l rolls aud boxes stner 2312
bush Oats. iol Ch.ees boxes Ne p Sugar. ~ bbl aud
b,sus l7a bush Rye 7c0 beg. Matt IS ooop and III ige
Fowls 81 bbs Appi.s g Horses. i24 Calves 10 Cvws snd
CaSe., l5 Cse 80 Sheep lO baskets S,rswteuies lSo
bb OTeeD Peas 50 baskets Chs 81 hid Cabbage f9
Beans ee bos Potatoes do Squssnes
10 boxes Beeswsx 4 bush Con- 3 bbl. Potsio- 5i
Hay and Straw, 1874 bags Feed $3.50 boxes Starch bo
Cider and |inesar, IL sseks Fe ,theTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

BRADLEY-In this city, Monday afternoon, May y after
long but illness Emene rehct OF the late John Brad
ley, III the 4ith year Of her age.
CORLIES-At Shrewsbury, j.. on Friday May o. jacob h.
Coflies, aged 81 years
DAYTON-In this city, on. Monday May ~ William Dayton
in the I'd year OF hs age.
GLAzEIn Jersey City Monday, May g. very suddenly
Mr.. VIM. Glaze IN the 8lst year OF his age
The services will be held the Unitarian Church. corner
Montgomery aud Grove streets Jersey City, at o'clock
fr inierment.
GALE-In sookyp Tuesday May e. Nathan Alonro Gale
Aonzo H. Gale, aged q years months and days
Due notice will be given the aud place OF funers
HoWARD-On Tu, sday, May H. at Po1ches.eI Wecheser
esq, Of Detroit Mich.
HoPKINs-In this city, on Monday, May D. Mary Hopkins,
beloved wife Of Hugh Hopkins, aged % years
KENTANA-p Brooklyn, Monday May a. William Walter,
@ Joseph Maria Elizabeth KeDtana aged years and
MURDEN-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Dornns May o. Grace
Ina, daughter Of Maria f. and the late Edward L. mnden,
He funeral place Thursday afternoon ats Selqek
from the Of her uncle Allen N Lrei No 80 De-
rraw TIE friends and scquantance Of the family are
Ross-On Tuesday morning May a. Letitis, only child Of
James and Lea ROss eyed yesIs month, and "a day.
Eighty street Second avenue this "wednesday
As The swee, flower that scents the morn,
Bu! withers with the rising day
Thus lovely this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fed its life away.
RFDFIELD-n Brooklyn OF the residence Of her broherin
law, Rob w Peel, on Tneday morning May ~ mrs susan
Funeral from the house No ii Debevose rhursdsy
afternoon, 6,h in., at o'clock Relatives and friends In
vitcd without further notice
RUNDLE-In Brooklyn Long Island, Monday May S at
bis late residence No ls Union street, Alfred Runde, in the
57tb year Of bis age
His rensins will be- taken TO Connecticut for ntenent
SHELDENAt No 70 Peuepont street, Brooklyn suddenly
Tuesday morning May p Helen NJ wife Of Henry Sheldon
Due notice will be given Of the funeral
wEMPLE-On Monday, May % at South Boston at the resi-.
dence Of her .ou-n-lsw, Dr. = H. Kendall Mrs Catlyus
Wcmple, in the slst year Of her
Chicago, ILL.,, papers please copy
Wo0LsEY-At Mobile, on Sunday, March n r. ChaIles G.
Wooey Of Brooklyn ~ Y Of the ship Hclvra
of the se Wm o. Woolsey Lieutenant in the o. > Navy IN
the 9th year Of his
His remains removed Greenwood Cemetery for inter
the 2ih May inst.
WHlKEHART-n this city, suddenly, Sunday, May 2,
Martha Jane WhikehA wife Of John H. WhikchaTt aged 70
WYATTln this city Monday, May q. Of scarlet fever,
Mary Emma only child Of Thomas the late Sarah Wyst,
sg,d years, IL months and . days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
MARRIED.,

Church, Augusta Ga, by the Rev 20 F5rd r g. Baylor
Uuitd Stat. Amy, 20 Mis-: Cali, daughter Of Dr. Jno
H Gali Of Augusta AIseuS' q. '
cARI-oLMsfEAn- Thursday evening, May IS, a. the
rce OF The brides uncle Mr. H. Derser No ~ SCUM
Second street by the Rev. o. G. Dickerson MI QVer H. Can
10 Mis- Issb.ils Olnstcsd both of Brooklyn, r. d.
DENROCHE-PAYNE-At The Tsdenee of Of GsPt,. EATran ran
Bro,tyn on "wednesday, May 10, by the Rev T. T. L. Tay
H NJ Harrington r. Oenroche Of Belmont, ALE gany County
NY 10 Miss Mary Payne Of Brooklyn .
HUTCHINSON-ALLEN-At Orange N j. on Tuesday May
"a hy ,be Rev o. b. Fothn CHAM, Mr.. c. C. Hutchinson o
Brsiton Mass Miss Jns NJ, daughter Of Allston Allen
NOTWITHSTANDING Thursdsy, May l9, BY ths Rev; htw
IT, Of Jersey City j. 70 Julia youngest daughter Of JohI
Lentz ESQ., OF Msuch Chank, Pa. .
Thirteenth by the Rev Dr. Cohen, Ritternan
ESQ 20 Mrs Ann H-ilhuth, oil of this city.
sMJiLIF-BRAI INERD-On Thursday May s. by the Rev
Wn r. Williams VIM Main Smile to josie d.. daughter
Geo. W. BIaineTd all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
Fnox p,n.ou.Y-A srRlsCrsr DEcREE-A few

Fnou p,RAoUAY-A SrRIsGESr DEcREE.-A lew
days after the treaty agreed upoo between Presioent
Lopez and Commissioner BOwin at the capai OF ar
quay. the following decree was promulgated;
The President of the Republic 9t Paraguay AsTeeS
and Derroes.
ARTICLE |. The Judges of Peace compreAehhel III
fhe capital shall form hsts by name OF all natives ana
fr.;,,ers who NAV be found in their respective dl
tricts without a known occupation winch proportions
10 them decent livelihood.
ARr. H. The same Justices os TIE Pea shall watch
in person. well by thef police Den, every saspi-
cious reonion in any Of the houses Of their re-
spectve districts at all hours Of the Dignt as well a.
the day.
Arr III. The Captain Of the Port and bis EN-,
poyees shall keep exact account Oi the crews oi
foreign vessels on their arrival 10 know whether the
same crews reiurn in those vessels whether some
individuals remain here for what cause, aud with la'
object.
Arr " Every foreigner who enters into he Repub'
lie with the intention 10 reside IN Il more or iess Time,
pihont introducing any capital fixed business shall
accrrd the lawfulness of his arrival in the police IT.
fee IA aso the means OF subsistence by some dsefu
occupation which be may bring with hun; or, if he
pleases his fitness 10 place himself u eha service o
some neghbonng nha .nanf, with previou. advice to
the police, whoG. which requisite be shall not be ad
United.
Arr. V. The Captain of the Port shall bear IN mind
that the crew lists not include any sailor whe DC
u,alier from what cause, might remain on shore ieev
ing the vessel TO which he belO0ged ahd sad sal"i
shall be informed that be must take out his passpor
the Police Office, TO enable hun 10 eave tne 1?uIy
ART vi. An account shall be given to the Govern
meDt every fifteen days of the uhllmeot OF this de-
cree. CAhLos h'iV'i" A''N"'
A.uneion Feb. %, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25


Since JAN l......s?s, lS4sl5 s2s,e7,4a4 s2issS579
The Controller Of this State advertises for five T.
cent loan of 1850 OOO Proposals are to be received
till June 23 in sums of not less than $5,OOO The
slOO, 600 worth Of New-York aud Erie R4iroad Ger.
tfcates, rembursable on the lst Of October next,
will be received in payment on bids for the loan.
II is probable that the shipment Of specie by the
Persia tomorrow, will reach nearly three millions.
We hear OF g., 500 600 already engaged. The Situr-
day steamer will also take a considerable amount,
to meet which We shall probably have the California
arrival.
43G, ,600
The simultaneous appearance of bank notes from
genuine plates, with forged signatures of four banks,
has attracted much attention, and the inquiry gem
eral how many genuine notes could bsve been
obtained by the forgers. Will the American Bank
Note Company look into this matter and satisfy pub
lie anxiety
An advertisement of the Equitable Life Insurance
Co. of the United States will be found in another
column. We understand that this Company, which
organized q short time since, will be IN working
order by the st of July In the list Of Directors
will be found some of the most prominent names in
this city, Boston, Philadelphia Chicago, 81. Louis
&C. Inc NOulpduy IS 10 Ut N-S
mutual plan, and from the character of the men en-
gagged in it, we have doubt of ts ultimate success
The street was taken by surprise to-day by the an
pouncement that the old and important house OF
Hargous Brothers had suspended This house has
been largely connected with the Mexican trade, and
has been heretofore looked upon a. wealthy. Inc
suspension is on the drafts Of the Tehuantepec Co.,
in which enterprise Messrs. Hargous have been
largely interested The disturbed state of sfairs IN
Mexico has also contributed to this suspension BY IN
country.
The Mississippi Central Road is to be completed by
the Isl September pext, under heavy penalty Ihi'
road connects Mobile and New-Orleans with Colun'
bus on the Mississippi River, about 20 miles below
Cairo, between which places steam ferry hiss been
established. BY this route, Chicago will have
direct connection with the South BY railroad except
ing the ferry from Cairo to Columbus
In Money matters We have no change to note. The
advanced rates Of interest of last week are well -us
tained and there il less disposition TO lock up capita
in long paper. Some of the Banks s contracting
prefening TO await decisive adyces from Europe,
and looking with apprehension upon the eXtraor
binary foreign drain Of specie. Call loans 5s6 y
cent, and git-edged paper 81 al = cent. There are
symptoms that the Secretary Of the Treasury will be in
marke, during the present week for new loan on
Treasury Notes to provide for those which matur-
ing and ma;ured. Unless he applies at once the
chances are sgaiast biz success, eTea at Y cent.