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The Lambertville press., 1859-11-30
Plaster! PlaSter!!

YHE undersigned is prepared to furnish the
Il farmers with PLASTER during the season at
reasonable price for CASH. He has also.
A feeo hatmdred gallons Of old Flar Seed oil,
Which he will sell at fair price for CASH.
All orders either by mail or otherwise, will re-
ceive punctuaT attendance. f.#.fl
May II, 1859.-7m* W. H. KEEPER.
The Lambertville press., 1859-11-30
Is Fall and Winter. SO.

FE1HE undersigned hegs leave to announce to
his customers and the public generally,
that he is prepared to offer them well Sc.
leeted stock of seasonahie GOODS, comprising
READY MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES &VESTINGS. The GENTS R.
NISHING DEPARTMENT, viii be found the
most extensive in town. An excellent Cutter,
and good Workmen, are always ready TO make
Garments to order. with neatness and dispatch.
Call and be convinced that Price and Quality are
such that yoH viii not think of going elsewhere
to buy.
CHAS. SCHULHAUs.
Cor. Union E. ChurcA ST.,
Opposite Pres5. Church,
Nov. Q, 1s59.-1y. Lqn,5ertcttls n. J.
The Lambertville press., 1859-11-30
ClOaIIS,

A FEW HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD
N Cloaks, for sale at NJ WetherilPs
Store, opposite the Methodist church,
Lambertville, n. J.
The Lambertville press., 1859-11-30
Nj, COhen'S

Ready Made Clothing & Gentlenen's
Furnishing Goods Emporium,
Union Street, one door below COryell,
LAMBERTVILLE, N.J
Gents and Youths Clothing made to order at
short notice. by experienced workmen, and on
reasonable terms. zaf3 .nOv9.59-tf 4
The Lambertville press., 1859-11-30
Dissolution of Partnership,

DH'''VhuthVH y VI NI tiICI SIIIIDs
NHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il John L. Gorden and Vincent R. Mathews,
trading as John L. Gordon & Co., is this day
dissolved. All persons having claims against the
firm will please present them to John L. Gordon
for settlement, and those Indebted, will please
call on him and settle the same.
Sept. 20, 1859. JOHN Z. GORDON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners met yesterday at noon.
President CoRSELL, OF the Board of Couucillnen
and Chairman Of the Special Committee appointed to
make arrangements for the removal of oha and dead
animals from the city, reported that number OF par
ties had made propositions to them, and tnat they hsd
awarded the contract to Mr.. John Green for S9OOo
year payable in monthly installments OF 500 each,
that being the lowest bid. ihe arrangement m4y be
broken up at 81 hours notice from the Cy Inspector
subject to action of the Common Coun IL NJ. Green
proposes TO take away the dead animals from the loot
of Foreth street North River, instead of FJrtyttth
street Fast River.
The following vessels, from yellow fever ports, were
reported . - o..
Bark Cornelia, bark Sand Western, ship Nathaniel
Thompson ship Martha " ard, brig Zone, eni Sue lu-
ship Quaker City, all from H4vaoa; the brig Albert
A. Fisher and the bark Indian Queen from NJ atanzss
the schooner Abby Watson from Nedyitas, ana tie
brig Stark from ST. JagO.
They were all directed TO be detained for five days
at Ouarautiue and then bepernitted 10 lighter fro n
the neighboThooi of Ell.s i-laud, with the exception
Of the steamer Quaker City, which was permitted t.
land her passengers at the foot OF Charlton street WIN
0u, de,eron she hav Nc lain close enough IN the
harhor at Havana to be exposed to intec,ous dsease
Adjourned to w ednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The President, Mr.. THos,s McSPrDoS, in ehs
Char.
y Tie Steciql Or3cr redistrctiog the city was, on
motion OF Alderman BCoe, laid over til neXt meeting.
n Vcio.-The Mayor sent IL message vetoing tae re-
solution Greeting TOE counsel u The C'rPoft,lpn 10
eke the necessary Legal 20 have Avenue ID,
from li:h TO Eth streets opened. The property
through which THE avenue will run, he says, Is now
openei 10y the Manhattan Gas Company aud the Cor
poraiion Of toe city, the Company owoing from -Four
tten,h to Sixteenth streets ard the Corporation from
Sixteenth 10 Seventeenth Streets. Ordered laid over
and printed.
The lHt Rcgimea.-Ad. BRADY presented resO-
luton, that II the CDuncilIeu occur, joint COM
mittee of five be appointed from body 20 draft
suitable apple alton To HE Exceency the Governor Of
the STATE asking the Og aoizaton OF the l2th ReS-
rneDt. Adopted.
The (r0t6n Board.-Mr. GESET announced that the
Specia COMMITTEE on the nomiI atilons fur the Croton
AaueduCt Board were rot prepared 10 report. There
we're some serious matters under consideration aud he
asked that the COmmidee haze TIL Inuisday to make
their report Grahtet.
Ere Depqrtrarht Badycs Mr.. LYSES presented n
resolution that the Street Commissioner be directed 70
procure without contract for the use OF the Fare De.
patmeIt such badges may required by the board
Of Fire Commissioners. Lali over.
The Auditor Report Of accounts audited amounting
TO a. S 81 for the second quarter OF the present
fiscal wear ending June 80 was received and ordered
printed
The D0srd adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
F{RES.

r,Nys Is WEST FoRrY.FoCRTH srktkf-IhNEh
HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
Yesterday morning, about y O'Clock, hre brOKe
out in range of old frame stables owned 10y Tetel
Connolly in the of No. "a West FOrtyiO
60, and thence extended 70 "A brick stable and sew
eral frame and brick dwelling houses adjoining. Oy-
ing to the combustble material IN the premises wherc
tbe fire originated the flames spread with c"nsliera
HE rapidy and before their progress c0ud oe
check cd the stables entirely destroyed ana luree
horses belonging to Mr. COnIely burned to death.
Two dwelling houses we're partially destroyed, bu'
tbe DAMAGE done To other buildings IN the neighbour
hood is not worth mentioning. One OF the dwellings,,
a two story frame, owoed by Charles Ackefman' h7i
the rof aud portion oi the second story 0uIucd ahd
,yns damaged to the amount of SlJ0 insured Tor S2p
in the Hamilton Insurance Company. The other, II
tbree.tory brick was damaged Othe amount oil S-Ui
insured for $500 in the New-lOk Fre aud Marine H.
surance Company. Loss of Mr.. Connolly on hor>ts
500 and on buildings 800. Total loss about $90O,
including damage TO furniture Of occupants OF dwell
iugs There is but little doubt that the nre was the
work of an legendary. A man who had made tneat'
against Connolly was arrested, but subsequently as
charged there being no evidence To warrant HIS w
tenti0n. -. g..
The fremen bad gone home from the sooVe nIg
when second aarm raised aud II was discovered
that the Hide and Ta)S HJuse No. @bi W est FORTY
fou,th street owned bv Chas. Alungan, was III Names
The f-emen quickly returned 10 the street, ana COON
succeeded IN extinguishlng the flames, before naui-
age exceeding so 10 amount had been susIalueu'
Don examination 10 discovered that lot oil srd"
uoer tbe manner of stable 10 the re ar had been set
on fire and thence the flames had extended 20 the rooi
and icned the wndow-slu of an adjoining mouse.
The nronerty is insured IN the Mechanics ana ifalerA
insurance Company. ~, :.l 10,
The police are on the lookout for the ineendaues,
and as suspicious are entertained aSa.hs' soNt
parties, there Will probably be one or more arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

TiomDsons Bank Note RePorter says:
The stockholders Of the Warren County Bank,
Pa. have obtained permission from the Count, q. II
customary 10 that STATE o reorganize under another
name but on coudton that their old notes be re-
deemed. Their diatory movement, or weakness, =
depriviug them Of all the charms OF a ne " name.
Not one Of the Rhode Isaud Banks that failed in
1851 has made dividend This cen be accouutef tor
only on the ground that the stockholders ndiyiiu
ally liable. II is 8 sign OF bal luck to see si0ckhOd-
eYs md ridudii iabe on Bank notes The Receivers
are pretty sure 10 bcfend the stockhoter and 10 set
the creditors Of the Bank az defiance This emphat
cay The case with the X. L. Broken Bank Receivers.
Atsreceut election for Directors in the Indianapo-
Il, and Belefontaine Railroad, the old Board was
elected with one or two exceptions Thos a. Morris
esd. Of New.YoTk was elected President, Mr.. John
Brough remaining President of the Beefon.aine
and Indiana Rosi. Thos. II. Sharpe was reelected
Treasurer.
The Necark Adrertiser says:
a party of about thirty five persons, including
several local diyntares from Paterson and vicinity,
yfted BOoltOn Oh Wednesday 70 view the proposed
route fJr railroad IN that section. Alter visiting
several factories and inspecting the process OF nail
making, the nut-naking machines, the rolling mills,
rDsces and other machinery OF the work. there, the
party psrtOok Of elmer at which speeches were made
BY General HOxsey, W. Wright, A. b. COBB, NJ.
Poor, Dr. Riggs \. 3. Woodruff and others Gener a
Hoxsey advocated . line 10 Beevie, there TO cOnnsc.
with the proposed Belevie Railroad passing through
Little Falls at Boonton. lie believed it wGuld psy
from freight alOue-the BDOnton IaL actory a)Ee
paying 5000 per week for freight on theJf man1ttc-
tored products and that the NewJer.ey Railroad
Company would give 500 900 toward It's construct ior
Other gentlemen adyocsted come ction with Il O.
Morn. and E-se1 Railroad, pa sing through Pa sl-
pany ard Caldwell 70 DenyIle. Caldwell, /. VS.
Stated, had offered 10 subscribe so 900 and Whpp
aud other places would do their share Il was e.
orally conceded by all the gentg men tna; the ros
constructed, would prove re,nuoeratiye beside -
vancing the vsloe of property. Tae Morris and T. OK
Railroad connection appear ed to with the most
favor. charter for COMPANY having been obtained
soue years sine, aud majority of directors being
present, It decde1to organize tie company forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

os.hed without givicg la'ge bruuty. TIE cause of
M. s ssd to be ao imp IN tue labor market
The NGAve Expedition having been released fro n
luther dutes a. concentrated force, the troop.
Setsile6 20 retire as follows
Companies r and J. 9th Infantry, with deiach.
rnert Of the 81 Artillery, VII be stationed for the
oresent O. Beaes Crossing on the Colorado River.
Mi. Armstcd, Lieuts. Booies MARSHAL, Bryant,
'IiptOn and DIR. Milhau, are their officers.
Ccn@anies aud II, G'h Iotaniry, 60 bsck to the
yegiu eutSl headquarter' San Fraucl eco, CAL; Com
pany G Of the 9Th goe- to san Diego aud Capt. Bur
tons company Of the 81 Artillery returns to Fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

USPR0y0EFD A..trLT oy I: OFFfrFR-Oa sun
dsv afternoon, Officer Echsrd King, Of the 10 yer
Police while crossing the ie1y from Brooklyn in COM
parry with hi. wife assault II aud violently struck
in tue LEI. eye by Frank McIrtire, PhiadePhi'
brsscr. The officer quickly jumped TO his feet and
returned the compliment with interest and McIutiEs
suddenly found himself stretched on the boats deck.
He wss made prisoner, aud locked up in the Fouth
Ward Station-House Tor the night lie was subse-
quietly committed by Justice Connolyto the Tomb'
I'm aUai. his trin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
LAW LNI'ELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-Cn.NsFRs-JULy 25-Beforc Jul;.c



The WAR or THE FERRY COMPANIES.
Tn. Long Island Ferry Company AIT Tie Brook yu Cjmpuy
This case has been referred To before To-Day u
lae Of counsel were present % a.ue tue order ?"
show cause why injunction should not b. i-sld Teu
tne Defendants from running their boats b-'~ce feck sp alI
foot OF Grand street South Seventh street. The pAiuf' p
cb,sd their lease Controller az pabic auction ."
weeks aso lr years. ami Ley seek T. o)Nn the
sol. nh. Of 1Iuiug boltt between the points above 81 Idol %
The defendants c that they have nsat 10 rlu tr o'ti.
urcer mtI lti0l of tie Ccuon Council tfalselrd
10 chem by the parties holding tie lease O. -ght al-f in' -
dist ac 10 ~ .ar ClrpIrall. Th-t that lease is uo- expired
and that instead q LsSius 3d. lncou granted against trn
they we're entitled against the ciy sud h- PLAIN
ths II ys coulceG hst the city had uslt 20 great -ty
r3gilars az ou becaGs tne LrAure h-d I'D power 20
restrict the cescs OF them H. such a uIanE-r
Nh Brady the defendants, crteud-d That ne Terry p'
es the Vrva'- properly IT the cl.y anc tA- "eil-
fho LEGISLATURE co4i Interfere TIE dposa % them ~
,ug the m and terms o. the lease Tne oa s1nony under
,b the Cont 5leI leased - irfTes by fes -ln 81
b Commissioners The Sinking Fund, instflnt An p 90
g., The cesusr argued that this ~. ceu Authority >
make the transaction valid. ,.l.t q,
The psiutn. argued the authority urier when Tue NJ
t1er acted vas sufficient Ald that unl,r lie .vAs-' ms. Dr.
sustained. -. -. -. &
Ia the 81 the argument wts s.itl tLal me o''
b- .rt by defendants carp-tin, iia'li.i % 49,
- a. ora d. rect F.Try, ard $50 tie frek SIP cry PEI
Csy The dispute pIoInst, o. create ~ 4-s-I.l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
HAYrI.-We have received our flies OF Hay.. papers

HAYrI.-We have received our files OF Hays papers
TO July = The rev, j. un.mportsnt.
\ Ia, has been passed aud confirmed by the Senate
.Iure r. abor.hin. tie mro,t OF ials All establish
iug al eNpor; duty iroh derPor'o.iorl %. one d.
lar and threc-guarter. on every hauired pounds
OF coffee payable on tie departure Of the cargo Ihs
law went INTO effect July 10.
The proiec. Of .ega. process asa,ns, the L-'yds
for their alleged implication WIZ >ou'lq1e and
Delva, in the coffee AM mahogany iralls, o-en9.e'
public sitsnton.
Complaints made OF tie inet'icency %. tue police
ard the necessity OF complete fs.or nation ID the
police system is urged BY the P'ess
Efforts are being mad to place suitable 'ree lamps
in the various streets Of Portau-Pnnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
poARD OF COUNCILNEN.

There was barely quorum present at the calling OF
the roll on Monday afternoon.
Ns,r CTR Raiiroad-Tne report OF the COMMITTEE
Of the Road Of Aldermen II favor Of giving permission
10 the Hudson River RailfOsd Company 10 run small
cars bet ween their uptown and dO~o-toSn depots was
referred 10 the Committee on Railroads.
resolution, directing the Street Commissioner 70
nreveG, 10 .omotves ard cars from running across
Tenth avenue at One Luudred and tenth street elected
sbor, debate II was foally referred TO the Commit
Tee or Railroads. Adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
with AMI msks toe necessny sr-sngerec.s fos carry
in. through tie enterpr:Se a. an esr'y dsy.'

with AMI msks toe necessary sT-sngenecs foc carry
ins through the enterprise a. an esy day
The Springfield fIill Jop'Hai says;
"MesIs Ussbrouok DAVIS and George I. u. D.-
vie, solicitors Of the ls, "a Sad "a mort gage bonS-
holder, Of the Chicago, al'or sui -. Loot. R,si.
lave arrived IN Springfield. II Is understood that tas
Committee Iepr.-eItog toe shove three branches y
tie creditors OF the Road, have eded ia recoacd
irg tht- conflicting interests and the bonihodcfs aov
sppea- by ,heir solicitors united BODY prepare
10 receive tie Road according 10 the terms istesy
s.,eec upon BY ssPord ence ~ith ex-Gov Nate
s0n. II good faith has been observed Ehich Their,
sse?s 10 be 10 resson TO doubt, the solicitors VII; bs
f 4 we'd by the different Comm,tccs representing the
the three classes II bopdhoderS, and Contract for
the Re livery Of the Rosa into the hands of the lstt
vii a. onc be executed. II is understood "a by tas
terms Of this con,rac, simple provision vii be nsie for
the payment Of the wages noS due 70 the operatives
lore fourth Of said sun be advanced on taking pos
session. well as for making the mGch needed re oaus
upon the Road. A few days will probably suihce 70
develop the resrl, Of this scheme
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New-Odeaos
banks ON the 10th INST were a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
MARINE COURT-July 25-B-f. re- Judge McC,,rrY.
nnru ~. rEIINIr-.

= :. IIaT tIW0l' all I. 3, " ~ I - III
This il AT gct.Jn by the plaintiff vel Known iar-
bipe house ina Broadway -G0 as the vt- ~ trr-
"a article. ed Aro furnished the Academy o VI , ~
Nighttime the sane l December s-t - ta- time ~ 'n o'l.t
t,en IN fr tBe Mount Nclroa Fund. u spnsar tlat pol
Eourcsu usae the g1lEeue- The PLAINTIFF. ~ tle 'h
Of ,be ION ur 10 IurD, and that B1l-t 81 ~ a; TIE
INN. oa bis agency transaction The cr-uc set t'
bv fns Al id,s-t a. tia ID ~ b1lrtt-t should '' .
been sued and reply tha' b. tie r'-a-r ne iitt
+. ma, Imam Lad TIE tlr0l 4 tie rr.eps of b-1-t ID
question sud i have retained he -fy - pay t-t
d. fnaud which ard t-1 tLa- t hiFis d'le
a h. u,t respond n damages Al- Dion Soircs- AVE
~; ,ericrs 81 LI.rf and vie cr--lt.-y The Jis TO- {
III. usper. anu leseIyrd his decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED roR rnE NJ v TasvS,.
MONDAY JULY

vIarL oil. .CAyRFuIly REPORTED yoR rpE n v Ts,svx,
AsBEsTs. demand for PCT, 5 MSsDsS yul, = -.
r.s uIrn ~ ~. ~ ... L. 49,, nd. ,h , l. N,
H. an taerr is more doing sale. Of 500 b.s We aao.s MI
DTnFsFF S, ian varv ,,p. ,bs5 /. hov.v.r mn cb..,,
70 nr in pIes., se, of ~. be-, I,snsyr, oe nr,y. s,ns
and ~ T,l'ss d9 81 se, r ,, g., vv., c.,., v
- gate aeye, put al love, re I ns low fsassi Toe e'
ts oa TO- s rs Is mh, h'' is s w. rt ',
are disposed % RAM, e oeS " hPg IAN, =, INC
su 49, - l,a+s IS snr snp'rdne ste"sood ~
IT, ,,. ,. - 80 49, =, 10
s 49, 80 ~ 49, go. stson "a ,o1"a b,,o
extra ONO 81 asa IS 80 Tor rs. ground DO s. 500 VI ~
nr's g,a'I Co., u ~ S,bra f"at essr ,pS /. inset,
tied s,oou Oh there 70 perhaps les aeHey % sell than q. tao
us, ' ,s H. Nu ~ On bII U.s., h.na.,os 4, h,a".s.
- sl'o 2g Dp' new kehmond' neoi the n,Ieso aI. ~
~ the sg, beside ais 80 81 Oe a. 20 -" - =. 10
Flour IN mi,ed Is nend a. si@ ~ ~ Cora Meal "H
m.Lst, aaIet ba being esp,y .uppied prices
GRAlS-The Wheat Maiei opened with rstA.s ..-.ti
pes. . demand but to~sd tbs cis.s prizes sdse z
oupaLy ~'ih e decline AZ FoaI INC ssiss ~ ~ ossS
ty 81 1asIy5 rs bush oli R'd 0ooes.eo az 81 is.
Asa "a busk old White do Rye 70 quiet 'ars Of SS $50.
e ST. 's5s ,I c AID ~ we.9s it .as s At ST.
nsa At -, @e en- ,s ' t ,s s"1 more .s. M
90 bo.b uus,and s0q8lc for "sstsra Aissl.
'nS SSS .o '[t,'s Am, W. "a.
ale. = n, Beeros A,res . b a, BE 8 ms.
f,~ - no,
HAYETbr demand "a fair and the supply light; sales Of -
l.I.. a, g,n7oc % 40 ro "
bs il quiet bat prices are frn At tho improve
- 49, IA ,c.a ~, ,arsi,a n.x, sostra ~ -,
A. Wv s1asAs 90 The .toc1 OF mo b,n.i
ian b AR. .uopl, . held b, ,o.cu.,or, for bE,sr rsa
Lt.IaEa@fbs dr9.sd il motsrs,e .nd prices 40 usr
ehaI I'D
LImE-We notice sales Of $50 bbls. Common Rock.r -
Use
MOLASsES Is dun, We do not hear u sny sales
NAVAL sroREs-spirs rarpcu.oe Il r.her gals., -
pfo without ..sutis ehans-; ss.s Of sons B5s 10
tsLiab oder csc. cshi Cfuasn qs.
~ Common e. 10 again sliznIy loser sal, of ~ ss&
IS adj,, oeigrred By vessel; the low aud -
dun rsessEe s eul aid h,ssy vita good s1pp % nstt
~, b1.r grade. . hzht Grtn, bit .hs
hnitss oiSU bbls Pale WHIT. 81 IS %, ID ruS
quiet bat stcs sh, I'D h1de are hm st ~ Ui"es
IS for Noffos W shiugioD nd Wilmington .hiPpins
OILs-Iusc,isy still the pred uIuau; sit- o. th- "s
bet ba, prhr. Hot"th.ttsdl ien,a .s7ay sntl .,'s
Lnseed ale aIo Of Rshued 4" asis ss 5c M spa" '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

As compared with the statement Of the previous
week the results follows;
Decrease shor osn SS2 Gao Decrease in deposits sac I'VE
Increase in specie s Decrease exchange ,ssA
Decrease in circulation 5lS i0llnc in distant balances s9 S
The mineral product of the Minnesota Niue for
June was l5l uns and that of the Rockl.nd Mine for
the same month 10 tuns-each being an increase Of
10 iuns over the previous month.
Tie LAKE. Superior Miner of the 10th Inst. gives
thu follos wing reports from these mioes
'Tbe Minnesota have splendid ground opened in
the LINN level, for distance OF about $40 feet.
Shafts Nos aud are about down to the XC level
and the No. is getting well toward it,. No. s is down
to the IN, and No. , to the LNN. They are getting
copper from the couglomerae in the west of No ..
and GEAR No. IL, which is the place of the open cut
AT No. s they have had ioe masses exceeding from
the l. 10 the In giving promise of splendid Il piping
ground in the back of the IN, rs soon as that level 10
driven.
The new boilers at No. are in place, and operate
finely.
"The tramway on the surface is finished TO No. .
shaft and il complete to the shasts now worked at
either extremity OF the location.
1.-The Rocklaud Mine has reganed her old position
during the past few months In the Winter tue ap-
pearance of the vein was quite dscoaragng, aud tho
product fell down to low figure. But now oil 10
changed, and the ROckland is yielding, for her OK
peudture, as well as any mine in the district. Tho
monthly product il, and probably will be, abou. ~
tuDs with expenditure of soO. while the Minnesota
is getting out about loo tuns, with expenditure d
81 orc. TIE copper which they now taking from
the back of the IL level of the very beet character
some of the taken mp during the week being
more than two feet in thickness. great extent OF
ground of extraordinary richuess, is exposed IN
thst lev el and the shafts going down to the H. sho~
vein OF similar character most favorte feature has
been disclosed by the drift Of the XII level. 40 OK
tcnsve and very productive course of copper, carrying
heavy Masses found, which did not appear in any
ofthe levels above This well abished fact is most
suggestive, opposes the popular supposItlon that
the copper Will decrease as We descend deeper
into the ground
cat the Superior they are working party Of men
upon the old Flint Steel vein, with promising results
One piece of copper Of 400 pounds weight was taken
out and considerable barrel work"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
"a; sbou. tss nal oos whca lie reissue. asd
Mes.r. T1nnnr.nn R-,,her. have TO-DAY nlaie bd

ye, sbou. tse nal ioos whica lie reissue. aaa
Mes,r.. Taompson B-c,ters have to-day made a BID
Ter the whole aiaour, AZ { q cat interest.
t. bu. less e tie Cea.i,g House sa's20 0l9.3lO
The Mechanics Bsrk % Nessfk has declared scn-
atnus d.sioeni O. = 4 cent ptysoc o. demand. Tee
southern B., X Of kettGcky tas dec.aret sem.'an-
rUal dividend q . = cent and 4 oeGt extra. Iae
Farmers Bank OF k.,;uoky has declared stock
dividend o. - p cent lorn the accumulated rrchts,
sem abnual dividend o: q ceI', sad az eX'rs Off =
coL, f:om the surplus profits, msh.ag. ia aI. div
ierl @. 2 = cent. TIE Northern Back q Kentucky
has declares semi; sn ua dividend OF = cent out Of
TIE last TX G.orths profits.
The BSuk returns, which w. aUneI n detail. shoS
further Z odera;o contraction IN loars and quite =
large decrease 10 the specie line, which was probably
made up GA declining average. The decrease IN
loans hardly keeps psce with the d.mnGlion o. 'pece
and the recucton in net deposits and in this pont OF
view tie statement seems les conservative ADD SIT
is'aotory tnsn Tor several weeks past The specie
shipu eats Of Saturday not Included IN tue re-
tuns but this loss will perhaps be partly neutralized
be the California gold row on the way snd nearly due
The following a comparative statement o. the
condition Of the New-York City Banks for the weeks