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is probable that the President whose opportunities
Of observation have been greater than those Of the Secre
try is not quite sangune about the customs revenue
keeping up He evidently thinks that something should
be done with the Treasury notes. which Mr. Cobb cooy
desires Congress to authorize the renewal Possibly the
President may have foreseen contingency which the
Secretary may have overlooked-o w.t. such an advance
In the value Of money would throw back on the de
partment for redemption the overdue Treasury notes.
and would render profitable for merchants pay duties
IN Treasury notes. In this event the government would
be compelled 70 resort 70 extraordinary method TO
meet the deficiency The award which made at
Washington to-day pretty clear indication Of the grow
ing value f money and Of the comparative dsfavor into
which Treasery notes have fallen to-day these secur
ties hardly be negotiated at per cent, how will be
six months hence when money in active demand for
purposes Of trader
has been the custom for many years for Secretaries Of
the Treasury ventae their views the general sub
Jet Of trade and finance their reports Some Of these
renorts, among which we may mention Mr.. Guthrie's,
thus became valuable part Of the financial literature OF
the country. But bound TO say that Mr. Cobb's
performances this direction calculated dscredt
ss SYSTEM and to suggest the inquiry whether be right
for the government TO PRINT at such vast expense the
crude specuatons and essays Of inexperienced fnances
who happen to become Secretaries Of the Treasury. There
hardly idea in Mr.. Cobbs essay which ia not IA
miiAr TO all merchants and fnancers It is quite
Ing to ind the old sxioms about gold being a national
product and staple export and 30 FORTH here announced
in pompous manner, rs II they were new dis
coveries which would astonish the world Merchants In
this part Of the counry-and their clerks toowere pretty
well aware, before Mr. Cobb told them that we pay for
our imports from China and South America by bills
England did they to be told that California had
been enriched by losing her gold. II would however,
be unjust 70 The Secretary TO insnuate that his report
wholly filed with sueb stale propositions these. His
staemsot Tor instance that California last year yielded
ooo Of gold mus be admitted 70 be equally new
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Telegraph Marine Report.
@ III
A ss "
70. e Z. n %ss s.s n;
miscellaneous.
SHIP MArARo Dillingham; at Taboga Bay Of Panama. from
Liverpool with coal &C. destroyed by fire the 18th inst
1857 tons burthen rated AZ and owned Ia this city tsee
Aspinwall lettsr)
For loss Of shp Margaret Of Portland see
general news.
BARK JULIA DEAN Eskine from Havana Vera Cruz
totally lost the latter port the 9th inst during heavy
gale. Crew saved Tho d built At Cherryfeld in 1885,
29s TONS burshen rated Az and owned Charles
ton, sc.
The s,eamshp Forida Capt Crowe arrived yesterday from
Savannah bringing papers from city day I'D
Of he mail for which indebted to the obgng
purser.
East River In CooIey's MerchanA Express Line for
San Francisco 10 sail the 14h Of January The Polynesia
fast ship having made the passage the above port oA
days and has invariably delivered her cargoes In perfect
SNIP Mary 4 ApEIINE-.sav.nnah Des n-The ship Mary
SECRETARY board Thd Sa AN"''' ""'' 'a
1asE Dossisros cA.aSog.ns arrived a. Barbados 18th u
BRIG ElvRA Clark Boston, put into Portland 26h
inst with loss OF fore topsaf, staysail, 10.
Ra scHR Requesting Flora McDonad arrived at Baltimore
Sour e Cape Henry 60
s. &c e. . s he Il
Rover, Kemp, from Baltimore for Nassau In collision
With her The ship made one tack when she tell with hs
ton q one seaman John Russell ooorsd q Nassau who
On Sunday morning the Rover s n sight, on her broad
SIDE
ecHR WoopB,rr hence for Wilmington II ashore s5 miles
Of New Inlet NO.
MISSING VESSEL TURNED UP--San FrAncscs, Dec S-Tbe
Austrian brig Ivch from Rio JAneo for this port for long
time overdue with Of 100000 BE coffee nas AZ oeco
Uncovered BY Me1icars On nef ney TWO
sailors helpless and starving ana wo ooues one
Of which thought bear The MARI q Moense some
port Of Gan Bias where ey sisted that the vessel
ard died. and that The vessel had been headed
he There believe there has
he~n fan, NAV n nnipy and but an vet aac
condition II ,ngs been really shown The Amercan
ssuI Al taken The nnder his charge And
world Of and send her forward her port Of dcspa
ton tyAn Ffxncasco.
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canadian -four steady, with sales OF 800 400 bbs
at unchanged prices. Southern flour good demand
with sales Of about 900 bbs closing within the range
Of the above quotations. Rye -four unchanged while
sales were light. Corn meal in fair demand while
prices unchanged WHOLESALERS 8 500 bushels at
81 20 for red Southern, and 81 q for Milwaukee club
C0rnSaes 600 bushels crop Jersey and Southern
yellow at 83c. 85c. Rye, barley and oats are Inactive
CoFTEE-The market was firm, but sales light and
confined TO 500 bags Rio At l1kc. 1870, and loo do
Naracaibo ut 12Lc.
CoT7oS-The sales embraced about 1000 bales chiefly
in store The market closed with seadiness basis
Of lie. for midding upIands.
FRnGHIs-Rates were steady, but engagements were
quite limited. To Lverpool-260 bales compressed Get
ton were engaged ct and 200 tierces beef at 8s 3D.
Rates TO Loddon and Glasgow steady while engage
ments were light 10 Bremen-200 tons measurement
goods and 500 boxes extract dye woods engaged
PIT
PRovsoNs.-Pork-Thes sales were fair and the market
firm, with sales Of 400 500 bbs, including mess at
SIG 12h SIG o. and prime $11 62K $ 75 Beef steady
with sales OF 200 800 bbls, including country prime
at IS 81 25 repacked Western at 80 50 75 and ezra
at $40 10 Sill Co. Prime and beef hams were un-
changed. Bacon steady, with moderate sales Cut
meats were sold To moderate extent Saturdays quo
tatoDs. Lard steady, with sales of 800 400 bbts.
reported sold at 10hc l0Ac; choice held at lie
Butter and cheese were unchanged. Rice was quiet at
SIC. 41sc.
SUGARS were more active, and the market was firm.
The gales embraced about 1850 bids. part of which
was sold Saturday afternoon portion of the sales
were made at &c. a 7Hc. for refining goods, and gro
Gerry grades ranged from 71ac. TAG. Of good to prime
quality.
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CLEARED.
Steamship De Soto Bulloch, Havana and New Orleans
steamshp Mount vernon Smith. Als1andria-H Cromwell
Steamship Potomac, Watson, Baltnore-H Cromwell 4
Big fs.aer DR. krisst s. JoSn.P Nsvus Son.
Brig Edinburg, feasae, Jsckson,uie-Hrea, Son { %.
scsr Halse toai i. MssS S smith Co.
scir Ida della Torre Tyler Morshesd City, NOD Golden
css.s
h h,y sssss nss Hss Hand
Steamer Artisan Mos Foster i sOutl Ambo s.'
AM Win gold dust and - passengers % Allen Inst
scr showing white signal VIII red cross; asn, AM lat Is
Ion e 10 saw seanship supposed the North Star hence
Steamship Ksrnak Orr, Brownies. Havana Dec %, and
x :: nd ss
ship SssSye hence for cS a S sssmshp Anu
Ocean Belle tof Waidoboro Brown Johnsons Island
10 days via Hampton Roads days, with Ruano TO Henry
ossss: marble e. OCT f.
heavy weather 2sd inst lat g g lon u 10 saw brig Tan,
Is days.
Dec
H. s S Oh cave w s
brig Ssessss gong Nss:snis ' 0.p" el11 '-s
= spoke brig f Meteor x 'sf Tor
Central of Boston, Collier Miragoane 22days
via nagua where she put in for Of crew. 6 with
}ogwood. to II Becher 0reaves or Hateraa had very
heavy gale from EsE lost oresa and mainsa and ceved
other damage 9th inst John Ward Of New York. coioed
seh Persia OH Smith, Windsor Ns IL days. with plaster,
to ID Dewolf.
schr Dsmii HendricksOn Savannah, tays, with cot
Schr Alba, Powell Wilmington, NC, 8 days
Schr Ann, Cole, City Point, days.
Schr Leroy Osborn Norfolk days, with cotton &C. 10 Nc
Cready, Mott Co.
schr Menora, Connolly, Norfolk, 2daya.
Schr Sea Witch, Edwards. Norfolk, days
Schr Cornela Noyes, Alexandria, days.
Schr Mary Jane, Smith, Virginia, 3days.
Ser Bayles, Tooker Virginia for new Haven.
Schr Vim Gregory, Smith, Ehzabcthport for Boston,
schr A Appleton, Grant, Elizabehport for Boston.
schr Furnish, Anes Rockland, 4 days.
Sehr New YORK. Goodsel, Boston, 5 days.
schr Isabella, Fauiklin, Boston, 3days.
echr Ann Salter, Fish, Wareham, days
schr Vepioo, Casson, Providence, 8 days.
Schr Golden Eagle, Kelsey, Providence, 2days
6toamer Pelican Aldrch. ProvfdeReo
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence
Steamer New London. Smith, New Loudon.
BELOW.
Nov ID
Bark Cook Young from Havana Dec A-Boh BY Capt
Fred Anthony, seamug Underwater.
Brig Argyle from Turks Ieands via Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
Steamship Dc Solo, Havana and New Orleans briggs Nathan
81 Thomas; South, Galveston
Wind during the day N.
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THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


WAsHNoros Dec. q, 1859.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
NE Presidents annual Message sent In.
he Message and the annual reports Of the heads Of
Departments published entire the columns Of the
URNpl
Mr.. Ivmsos, (dem) Of Ca, moved that the Message
Be taken up and read.
Mr.. CoI1AR (rep) ofvt, objected on the ground that
De Senate very thin, and when last together
ere distinct understanding that no business should
D. done during Christmas week. The reception Of the
Message was matter Of FORM but reading IL was
% act was very often the that gentlemen wished
DO neard On the subject matter Of the Message mme
aiaseiy on ia being read. read now, II ought 10 be
read again when the Senate was full
~. DAVE, }aeml o. Mis-. did mt how listening to
Seaong the message Gould be considered OF the
nate, although an order 70 print il might be- Il was the
PRESIDENTS duty 70 give CONGRESS information the af
airs OF the country he has chosen TO send message "A
time when NO action could be taken on IL But We are
Bound 70 hear IT, and have no right enter into any
agreement at any time which viii deprive the Presdent
q his constitutional prerogatve Of Communicating his
views 70 Congress.
Mr. FnsKspkS, (rep) Of Me-, asked whether motion
was required TO read IT, or whether il would be- rsa s
matter Of course.
Mr. DAVIS said motion had been made for the read,ns
q the Message, but objections having been made ii was
tsr the Senate TO decide the question.
Mr. FxsxxDKs replied that would then require the &C
9o0 Of the Senate before could be read and the
6enate was under honorable obligation 10 take no
action - day, could mot be read.
IelOueo mat tnls was very g0OQ argument
against entering into any such agreement the Senate
made tie other day. He objected then, the ground
ae me President might send message containing
ming whcn might render necessary for tbs Senate 70
send for ahsentees and rescind the agreement II tho
PRESIDENT tanks proper to send message any time,
was only right that the Senate should hear it.
Mp RAYARD, (dem-) Of Del, concurred in the views Of
M Davis :
The Senate then ordered the Message to be read-yeas
%, nays1 IL
was accordingly read, taking up an hour and half
Mr. Brown, (dem.) Of Mss., said thai At the proper
ame I've desired 70 make some remarks on IT, He would
not do now not wishing violate the agreement and
herefoS suggested that be laid the table for the
Dreeent
NJ GnTnnIAs, ldem) Of N c.. proposed to adjourn
Mr.. BRrGHr, (dem of Ind said that they had better
adept The course He moved that the Message and
docussents be prNted but asked that the motion should
De until af,e.' the holidays. The Senate had no
printer yet
The Senate adopted he suggestion and then adjourned
OIL Friday next
House Or Re representatives..
WASHINGTON, Dec n, 1859.
m SLAVERY O, EsIos.
me House met at the usual hour.
H. ExrH, ldsm) Of Va, recapitu'sted the points Of
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARnYvAT.n

Lisht-Emma Myers, Il Goodman, n II IhAyer JAMS
Ross George Sarah and Henry Robinson, Patrick Rosney
Truman Doane Cyrus Ingham, jos Ingha Samuel Drury
Hall Brickel q Weldon, Louis V0gell Mathew DIS
terte, John Hope, Martin, Martin 81 Q Deck,
Jcnea II Cassidy, Norris John krskiue, Mickeson
Eesheimer. John Wsatbeimer, Mrs Chesley Jnia L
seerage.
IRON Havana and Nassau, m the sseamship Karnak.Mr
and Mrs Reyes Messrs Bsrtbes Valdes erandez,
Eshevaria Iaso, w 1unnell Cheesebro McAlone.
gal polbie w Larler, WEIGH, Rign CAPT Naihe M
Capt Nn hunpings, 21,h foot regiment
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans, In ~ anAhp GraradaMr l. J UnSbAs
CAPITA Milton LADY and ckd Msa Richet and chd Pon-
and ~ b Storage.
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TEws FROM THE WEST INDIES.

Arrival OF the Karnak-AMAtrs I'm Cubs
and tho Rahamas-Tho United States
steamer Wyandot Fired ON mona tho
Fort OF Cicnfucgos-Trade DuIl-HeaIth
Reports, Sc.
The Cunard West India mail steamer Karnak, Captain
Brownless arrived at this port yesterday evening from
Cuba and the Bahamas.
Her dates are-Havana the Goth, and Nassau. N. p
the 2Sd Of December.
The Karnak had freight 1b3 boxes sugar, 10 s. Dc
Wiser; l6l bales leaf tobacco, to1Guet Savoy Co. So
gars to knight Brothers, and about 100 bbs. fruit
There u little news from Havana.
No freights to be had.
QUE HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Dec. 40, 1852
The United States Sea~er Wyandos at 0seyseoes-sAs i
FIRED on from the Eort-The Governors Explanation
An OFFICIAL Dinner at Cburt-7As Holidays on Hand
Trade DuII-Health Report, dc.
AS the United States steam sloop- Of war Wvandot
Commander Stanley, entering the port Cenuegos
the Fort Of Sagua in the ordinary channel way after
shutdown, answering the halls customary two loaded
muskeis fired into her, with orders to come 70 an
Choir Commander Stanley had for proper reply TO
the discourteous summons and warlike demonstration
having in tow brig which he had encountered in distress
he shp al Of which ~ snS wn danger
The Governor OF Cenfuegoe his for not hay
ng replied with metallic emphasis TO meet the
sOh1SS morse
fort The Governor made very cunning response,
not quite consistent with truth the facts referred
the matter TO the Captain General Of Cuba II Is very
well that nobody was wounded on board the wy Andot,
or i would have ION, Stanley on'' and last word
would have saved the shell Of Spanish pride and CON
,umacy against law, custom and courtesy with known
vessels Of war Of foreign nations
The Count Of San Antonio Captain General OF Cuba gave
tended by the corps Of foreign agents, and declared
to De recherche in every respect, and quite equal
Ct San Antonio presided with great dignity and
amabisy, provident in all things and with courtesy
where nature not art prestige and force to every
kindly word and graceful action or movenant So we
turn from Concha and the past Serano and our
destiny.
Concha goes home TO procure, If It b possible free
dom for Cuba from the duties AlcdbaIa (six per cent
on all sales Of real estate, negroes and the church
rents OF tthes which armcd out under the charge
OF the government, and equivalent made the church
therefor by the government Should Cencha succeed in
these measures they will prove the browning acts Of
useful life to his country, and especially to Cuba
All are IN preparation for the holiday feass. Business
dull Weather good
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The United States soop-ofwar Falmouth, which went
for the purpose Of repairs has been newly coppered and
and be rugged up for sea
The marine guard the yned States etea mar Mnhioen
Stationed on me axes, arrived the Brooklyn Marine
Ba,racEs on ne zash having left the ship the
and is now lying At Erie, Pa 70 be rsns,ed nv ~,
Of the crew. With the exception Of the marines. were ali
discharged The boilers to be taken out Of her and
before June next
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There b no quotable change in our money market to-
day, but the demand is fair, and rates are fully sus
taiued Lenders hope be able to command seven for
money call befo, long, but the course Of the banks
indicates the contrary.
There has not been much done In foreign exchange for
the Cunard steamer from Boston The asking
rates at the bankers are 1o91s y for sterling and 6l5
1873 for francs but there is fair supply OF Southern
francs at 617H $780, and Of good commercial bills
London at 1905 q. The mail win be small one
The feature in the domestic exchange market is the
steadness Of Northern bills at New Orleans at discount
Of one per cent This leaves margin for profit ship
ments of coin to the South and expect that every
steamer will now carry gold southwark.
The price Of sight bills New York d The cities men
toned Us follows tho price being expressed in the cur.
rency Of the cities where the bills are drawn
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those of last year, and increase Of ssI 900 over
1878, and the exports exhibit the following resuhs
Cbmpd wiM o. Br'n France. ON. FTP. Total Stock.
Increase. Decrease. Decrease Increase. Increase
Last year 1858 600 $4,000 81 900 177,0o0 lit 900
Increase Increase.
ls57-s..... $4,000 10000 5000 $4,000 100000
The exchanges the Bank Clearing House this morning
$780, 81 IS, and the balances 81 76bels 49,
The following dividends have been deolared:-The Bank
Of America semi annual dividend Of three and half
per cent payable the Sd OF January; the Peoples
Bank sem annual dividend of three and half per cent
payable January 4 the Manhattan Gasght Company i've
per cent payable on demand the Bank Of the Metropolis
Washington City, four per cent, payable January A. the
Bridgeport Bank Conn, four per cent, payable Janu
ary2
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TUESDAY, Dec. 2-6P N.
The Presidents message and the reports OF the various
departments Of the executive branch Of the government
were laid before Congress to-day and appear elsewhere
m our columns That portion Of the message which
fers to financial matters very brief We have already
the general government for the fiscal year 1868
viii suffice briefly to recaptulate them here
The revenue from ordinary sources for the year 1858
Borrowed on Treasury notes and loan Of 1855 IS
Balance Treasury on LIST July, 1885,. 6,39s 3l6
Total revenue. sss, oso ,7s7
The expenditure for the service ofgovernment
including army, navy, interior, civil and
Interest on the debt and Treasury notes
PAID, &c.,. l7,4Oo,2 S5
Total expenditure. sS3, ISL 5l1
This le balance in hand the LIST of July, 1882 OF
27e about two millions less than the Treasury had
held at the same period of 1858.
Passing next to the fiscal year 1s5e-Go half Of which
has nearly expired) the Secrearys estimates fol-
lows
REVENUE
ordnary TeS Se e }or 1882 sa Sss
To be borrowed on Treasury notes and stock of
.ioa1 200
Total revenue s75, 1854 ,5I
Dr. service of government, as above ~ s5s, 1888 1856
Interest on debt. Observation-Disclosures. 4,6Gi 1866
Total expenditure SOL COZ 1872
The balance thus left would be ST., 3s1 S08 but the
paid debts of the Post Office Department and other appro
priations required will have OF this so that
assuming that appropriations made by Con
gress, the balance on LIST July, 1860, will be really
ten millions less than above stated.
is remarkable that the President and the Secretary
of the Treasury do not agree in their estimates for the
rent year. The former states that he considers def
cheney probable" and recommends Congress- in such
event, to increase the duties on Imports Mr.. Oobb
the contrary is quite confident that 'there will be
cessy TO provide additional to the Treasury The
difference Of opinion probably from the fact ha.
Secretary is Georgia lawyer whose knowledge of trade
has been acquired since he entered Mr. Buchanans Cab
net; while the former is ripe experienced statesman
who has been dealing with such matters all his life.
The ddacc portion Of the report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury sheds light upon the which in
duce him TO differ from bis chief TO the probable in
come Of the for the year Mr. Cobb
OF opinion that there has overradng this year.
and that there is 70 apprehend eAer the
sve importaons, the other, any material falling
of in the imports hen he counts confidently on an
come from customs Of sos ,947,670 This
portaion which, under the tariff of 1S48 would have
yielded revenue of s70 GOO ooovery considerably
greater than that Of any previous year as the following
I table viii show
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and startling; The most careful ststcians and bullion
dealers here cannot figure 900 as the Cali
fornian prsduct during that period, and many think
sos 100000 still nearer the mark His assertion too
that no njury can be done by mportatons long
IS We ship gold TO pay for them, rs also novel and
entertaining, though doubt whether would console
the banks when they suspendedas Of they would
do when the drain Of gold TO exchange began
haust their One we'll understand Mr. Gibbs
anxiety TO divert attention from his snguarly I'M
successful administration Of the public finances 70 topics
OF general cha acter but was necessary TO utter such
nonsense AZ ihiss
We shall take occasion to revert 70 these important
documents again.
The award Of the 90 Of Treasury notes was made
at washington to-day. Az We htimated, SIX per cent
was the prevailing rate. Only $125 600 bid for be-
low this rate vz,-at 81. The other bids, amounting
to In ALL demanded six per notes. and the
award will be distributed among them pro rata The fol-
lowing were the successful bids
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TELFGRAPHIc.

CHARLESTON, Dec. q, 1859.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here with Havana
dates of the 18th inst Sugar was quiet and unchanged
The new crop very backward. Exchange on London
was l6ha161s per cent premium New York and Bos-
ton 3s44 per cent, and on New Orleans 6a6 per cent
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As usual after the holiday, the stock market dun
and depressed and the movements Of the bear jobbers
succeeded in causing decline In some descriptions The
stocks most severely assaled New York Central,
which sold down TO 7bH, closing 73as bid and Gaena,
which sold down to e5H closing 655 bd-a decline Of
per cent in both instances Report states that the
New York Central is not taking much money as was
expected but these stories must always be received with
great caution. Gaena has been unfavoraby affected by
the advices Of decline the gross receipts for the third
week Of December friends Of the property attach NO
porance TO the circumstance. The Galena earnings
in the most prosperous times-are derate in De-
cember and January; tho February dividend already
earned Rock Island was pretty steady closing at 63
against 631s Saturday Michigan Southern also
steady the earnings for the third week in December show
increase Of 900 over last year Toledo closed \
lower; its earnings during the third week showed
increase Of 81, o00-2l3s per cent Hudson River
very FIRM the scheme for extending the second mort
gage bonds meets with pretty general favor. ILL
nois Central fell of 4 per cent the third
weeks earnings show increase last year
equal to S12,091-about Is per cent. State stocks
and good railway bonds in moderate request a.
prices lately current The market was dull throughout
the day. and closed heavy Of the following quotations.
Missouri6s, 1917 s4 Canton, II; Cumberland Coal pre-
ferred, l2% 1917; Pacific Mail Steamship, 76H 7715;
New York Central, 1873 a u; Erie, 81 x; Hudson
River Az 4; Harlem, 81 8; Harlem preferred, a3al
34A; Reading, A.. q; Michigan Central, 3s1s u;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 8 NJ Michi
gan Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed II III
Panama. 100 4; Illinois Central, 50 Vi Galena and
Chicago, 66s n Cleveland and Toledo, 19h Il; Chi
cago and Rock Island 63i< az.
The following was the business the Sub Treasury 10
day
Total receipts $685. 1856 SO