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nEoEnrrloN or ssoo,,5" Of ,'"''''

,r,IIE holder, OF the following rcrc' "f d"b; ,,U'i
bv the State Of Virginia will ',E" a''' ;ha' ~ '''.
a',Sion-rS Of the Sinking Fund calling IN ~ ccTA ''
, In order 10 which they au:hGriE"i" be S" :
s proceed the Sls day of Decem''eT, i>' Ia ''".
-; aid r;.asates the Treasury Of the Common" @
T holders VI. said ceTtcaeS required "E THE '' ~
per,uibv- l>i9 surrender the a. lhe Yhtc %!
-. S-cri Auditor whether surrendered ~ hot i Inter
:, will cease on that day.
r,.- a, ,ct p,.srh o;th PrhruSrv l>:. tl-horii,us
lie Hoard OF Puric WORKS subscribe ~ r-ifh nf i'r
commonwealth tn ~" -icrk ~ '- P-'rrs"1'- Es.'r"'d
Company.
Jun, 49, a. 5prrcL FL a..,' Node t..o..'
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THE TTsNp;NE ROAD


Said Turnpike extends frn. isrrorbug. ia Hs county
Of EocsmgaiE, ~ pa!rt the Bl-g Ridge lGrup'E-.
within half wlle Of irfi,>viile. Il passes ttTru. -
den--ly populated section 0f C)gE;ry, and ccUGGUd,
large ;r.yei. .ich vii greatly Increased hi tie
completion VI h- hIadssi1 Gap E.iT"-i: - Nebnr
TEEgs or SAFE uuu.l.rG Of Tie puJ base .yEcI :" e."
pai,Sin four iuout. ana VHr-ihird "a rsi a9u,',, auJ
0Iethirt In twelve nnu,lS !run TIE OF .r, the yr
chase Inon-y b. secured by we'll endorsed uesoII"
u0:es and lien upon tne property TO te Retained u~r -
parcssc money Is pa.t Acting Trustee, shall ccnr-!
"A HANDS Tru...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-23

SoJS-Iho,e holders Uf Cer,.hrsts- who des: !" re.
..n BY Attorney must, II residing beyond the !inS %
CuIted States Acknowledge the power oeiore 'o'"s
.o;..ui Vic. Consul Commercial Agent appoin; d by
h Government Of the United States 10 auy oreEn c"ni
y or before the proper officer OF any cour. OF suc!
aa,ry vr tn. Mayor other Chief Magistrate Of any
-y town. or corporation therein. II fe.'dng In tue
gsi sta;e, the acknowledgement before Justice ~ the
Peace Nos Pshc or Commissioner OF Deed app"'E Ell
~ the Governor Of Virginia. Is sufficient In s 'rs~s tn"
certificates ho delivered.
IN EkNSETf
Auditor rah!.c Ac.count-, Uoinm' s'on.rs
y. II PARKER. Register. Of
GEORGE " NyNfoRD, sinking IGuf
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
htlaunsp Sep:rLnh-r25. l>'S-c.'w
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pppular Opinion.

s~rr"- ,r"n focSbr;dse county, says '"'-rn'f "'''
h,s :4lLc very Inany friend, in TIL. .s'n 'i7ce ne
Harr.rS Ferry sG,r great many persons p"htca! 'p
ro-. TO ta formerly say rha;te IS 'h" mar Tor ~
r,.. ,rl IL ti.c pfesihrncr.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-23
u. 7. BISBIE, Of Norfolk Ci:s.
gsvTT1Ia.~

Il. W ,. = fEGEIIi.-fr"m cI;Irr- -; NJ" Mar 'i'
-'I. In ne county uf w-zr. asking q passage a. hN
ar,horz M thr appointment o aldermen in said 'I"!i
Be- Nr kN0Tf OF fpho-W W. !. PETERSON, age u OF ihr
br. Of sarah Fox Decreased fox 'hc oi law 10 -
,...> II tax. OH certain lands in Richie MY therein
specified 30 jas rate no: eN''e lin: Sc 'i"!'rsper acre
d rr .sing oi take. heretofore a'sess I'd there
on and Tor future eXc.s,. ia Ike csss b? An appeal -
il.. Circuit Court otherwise. o..
Bv Mr. BICkISeuN OF Prince EdWard-of 'un u! ci'.'
zc o! Prince EGwaTG The subject OF free negro P Ia
ton. T.
rrfsrsuss " lirIst trade.
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rEr.SrEE's SALE o,s s'is.. if0CilI10-


81 v;Gs % ,erj executed the uniss sn-i.
Is Trustee, 10y tie Rockingham TURNPIKE CVmPtuN,
s0r ;hs benefit "t cert lNr.S therein named, and which
deed bears date IA" IL Ii dty oi Juue Isl; ali proceed
20 sell, YIic auction GprrOusyl" oE.uC- county,
on SATURDAY, TiiE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF ItDl;U-
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o,kL,wN. 800 ctTn:,">.. ."san;s,,".

G.NIIL>TtN Col iI-IINLSt. ' N t"H ~ -.
~ order -. ll," Igl'r-> ht undersigned MI '' "N
~ riE tIR>r MONDAY ~ L,\IAhf i>'', =. ''.2''
,r ,,u, ,u.r D., -r. Ia .A,. hi'tcr ~huu' r-.rr'".
,''- valuable Faru II contains t'rGl ~" """Ise" ,f'-
at .Acelirui land. considerable por'..h 'n.' ',N,
= .-t,yor ,p,',,, ia, upgO, "nct. cou.,. oI ,r''s
rr>;:.ur. L ,> rooui>. together wNG hich"n r'''"-
i,u-, h,u S. i',r urahi'lness .! it, l'ca'''1 a;u
,,,p. ~, .buosiV.d render IL dcs;rare .ca. '"r al,
-s,n Ant the Prov y Of a." LUurt house G'..> II ar
.!ygra.,. .,i!guc' ''r ".wSrr, "ns''rAa a. me-
.N.;.s
tcrshur;. Va. ", I. DAVIS,
I,a,uttI a. l. pt,- drCrgs.d
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c,,nn w..rru> ,,I.ui>. LANDS.

GVUD y ENfENN y NIX NiN'. I, HNUN.
yy,III u,iTryu-d hav, Tor .t, i.rs" G..t'- 1 -p"i
ArSan-as taruaimY lands, "i H-rs sn?"Ti'r Prti'!'
and " l"@ terms.
They Siii ao enter lands. ," persons i'"H- !" ''''
on fa,oTahl. t"uas.
Al bus.arss Of itui na'ur" ui'rE!'; 80 promptly III
auy rart OF AfsALsas.
Good lands. Ia large hate, :7r N',. ch' f'i
.rIl ,nIt.cnlar. .dIrr.. pTE 4 rGITCHAE1,
Dec I5-cv}n JactsUUrnri irk.
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,t -. I'll t.. ., ~ s.;.jsa-r o! 'te lfcs \.
IN IN - o! las . ! Il -. In. Js,sr.
i,Iy' 49,, - ~ i.igy . UI.r.s coSr'r 20 VI,
LOTTiE c. LLLE1T t.Gshv - -.:'sf' L-.''' -'%
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Dcati, of Linn BOYD.

! CiscsSxAI., Dee 2l-The Enereia oi ioc.y publ
c. Geographic despatch announcing hs ds:: q .:ii
| Boyt, c. E.aia-s-.
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-: Way -. 2, . pei ct. JOIN '. NiIIS"N. Ft'tI,
burg, ss.n"H
-. n, 70 20 James CsSkie ot i.lch'


., Az Ac, 10 Increase til. capital ,oes o: In- ror'
-a-ta aad Roanoke Railroad Company, AHi - au.f"
,ab,crp:ioa thereto behalf % M state pa->-i
gHa January. i,S4
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h.Ic'etta CodriH. %
% p-<uhoiIse. nrslr

Eater an act 70 provide tn- can>'raeii"n OF turn
yls r9sd from S'auntoa 20 Pa:s"rspnrs ~" haf'n'
Ia, =. amended under the 81 sscron >! AN rc :"
ros.ie FOR rasDs loans TO certain railroad cgia'h">
az! .or other purpOses' passed ?lst Narrh. 's's
,sS.-ll. D.. u.r Joseph Smilh Of Al
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HOUSE G:' DEI.sf:iTES.

brcrmh"F !N'h !:JF.
Tr rr I,sr S0..':.e,. ciNs No,r. - Ds!5gTf,.'
Sr-Ir obcIi"rce TO resolution Of the House have
,h. honor - reroi :tc nuun.r " organized Volunteer
C"rrrarrs without arris nns E-.n. - b" aTa.'I ~ 'he
STAT. as follows. :"wi': =. troops - Csvary,t ccmpa
n.. # ARTILLERY cc'uTsfrs Il ,t :r',ntry and II corr
panic. of EiG-ri"f,. V'ry respectfully. your- a..
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Nf.N Ifp.;. ti"v,-ua-W v !. JACKSON called the s"r'
- Order.
Prayer =. H.. Mr r.sAEi> the Egi.r"r, ,hnrch.
y r"mwuuirH:i"n -r..f d atd rrad !fpa the ~
''sinl"n'i..' e. N'2' 49, 'hsur",, IL r"s'rt :" tri
! sr,'-.. .-tsJ!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-23

Nj THOMAS. far''N, thought Sac s"'-;.Ht t!f''"n
.'n.l -. erred rnmnt." Tor rr"",p 4si"u soiht
p.,, ,r - arranged 10 -aEs tGr .'reiss ~ iiS- mil
,ry guard Char'-rowr AZ n r'r'." 'ha r''''"h'n'
vI ia, 20 mach ia --rrh ~.,th- business tis' town
lir I ,."us, W. .houd nns the - p!-rarr,. S:.Nsns
AZ, ii.aii Eirmg:, AMI 'a:= :'rsn Snar!ei IN 'ae
PrH'"nftry. .
Iaf., 10 b." MED. and o1 motion of Nr IlioMAS' oi
flirr,Y It referred = -" foinra'i"" ON H'faS Al
4, /. probable that in cirrvnf ou v f'' HN> lug
.,cn VII! be reported ami ''t to- 'lhE:'''!f morn
~: .-.. -.
''r.. and, the --late s'i"urne!
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I" %, .-Tfr # ti- vi. .H!a Sia" co;fsa; Hii
"uahir - construct rair0a1 from any pnln' n
AhcG -.r, 10 EiyauLa r.:"r.
hill to make Appropriation =" i:.- Deaf. Dumb
.nh blind Institution, st >iaun'On.
The Senate I'LL I" compensate lia.'Irs> fn'"n Tor 'he
loss "f two borsrs $500" dr""u"d wh- conveying Man
rce Hart 70 ;he pei rHary, taken M for Passaf
Along with the horses, the nvic AI," drowned ms
hi!l laid upon the table fur further nvesiGsonl
StGai. hill To pay :" she Bank Of Commerce. a. freHt''
ckhuIs, the amount, with interest, Of Two los: coupon
bonds
senate h amend :lr charter 0. she Preston Coal ani
IfOa Company.
The Senate bill to repay John A. Guseman and AhT"""hi
Gu,rrsn. the of = - ra! Improperly In i>i:
srna:. bill 80 incorporate the Wsstham Iron COMPANY IN
,rr county nf II"ur.co.
"I>CFLLISEhUs
The senate ElN to incorporate the raa7iic Insurance
Company pct or L.. passage.
SIR MCGRGDFR advocated the chsr:ering "i Sour en-
In.uraucc Companies. which could have Iho'r IN
IA. IT.. power q? inspection than can oTer Northern
cuElplnis lie S-ncd 10 our State eilIeh' :t''''
such charters in 7 beneficial point Of view.
Mr. MckFN7lE thought Insurance Compane' ana Sa'
nr. Banks all the shsyers OF paper and innh-!
lenders. hcav; Interest, from whose working. ;hs sa;'
| received no revenue.
Mr. SEDDoN moved 10 lsy The resolution on ne '4oe
which WAS ssss.dinSy dare.
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SALE Is, TisE t.n.s.s.

T. { McCA\ni.i>h,
IHOS. = VI CLA\rii
MM = ~ N,iIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08

Ae whl DO seen, the movement, though slight has been
downwGrd This has been mainly due TO the duness of
tne MARKET The public neither buying nor selling
ocks the whole business is confined TO the BROKERS' In
siose hands prices invariably decline Considerable dis
appointment felt in many quarters at the pec,ed
reluctance OF the public TO enter the stock market
De remembered however, that the lessons OF 1897
we're pretty severe and likely 10 be remembered.
Inere are many who, seeing the utter Indifference Of
'ne pubic 10 railway property seem TO think that will
Always be 80 and that Wall street has seen the last blind
pnreezy or stock speculation We apprehend that ,his
VIII Dc 'ouno an error Neither speculation nor railways
nave died out; both will revive come day. Previous 10
we gear 1885, fer many years the iun side had been ire
Winning side in stocks There were many then who held
'nas would be Che winning side always; that stocks
would 60 on rang fsrever and that the natural end OF
pears was bankruptcy. Nor can IL be denied that for
aer year. ns after clear sighted observers had dis
cefned ne hoowness Of railway 1nancering Ia that day
tne pu pursued career Of uninterrupted succsss and
saw bear after bear break disappear before them But
'ns ohanSe csmevh what fury and what thoroughness
40 ono who lived through 1867 likely to forget that year
OF fortune From the mouth Of June 1857
The present me- the bears have with the exception or
'rie transient p>riods ruled supreme over tho Stock
exchange Month atttr month and season after season
her have expected the tide to turn bu. have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08

dsnsr cwirg 20 ss~csy Of ROOM, ~hie ths anl .nost
views at shoo~psrs tended N check engagements TO
Lvtrpcoi 800 'ats o. cot.on were epesged At 8 ,oi n
1924 I'VE tons Q! OH Cake 2O 10 Iona.u ID lou.
,ops dead weight we're engaged at 2Cs 10 An,~erp
sugar Al POS. sAssA 10 Glsseos rrm, uhls no on
gage meats oil mouIsnl reported. There was deal
ohsste reported IN private ,e'ns.
Eeu--I,ry c-d lfrIy held While sale. ere mode.
ysie including 81 Georges y, 81 10, and Frepen "a Al
81 So Mrcke'ei ~e,e cu but prices we're geo
ss sses ~s Say Or a., ,sG ,, rave !c 500
staay -th taies a. previous quosaops; the
bare OF No, 2s Herrinss were steady and prices IN
fIIxp wss heavy. Msnis was quiet at 6As; 70.
sss.o Ju'e was o. $50 800 American and Russian
were quiet
BAY Sales OF o few hupdred bales we're reported at
roc. q 55c
lion unchanged while prices for Scotch pig
LINZ -sa,es OF snout 500 Q 600 bbs Of common
have been made within day or Two .. TOO; uup was
At 81 10.
MoIAssEs "A sale Of rs bble. Cubs muscovado was
made at SIC.
NAVAL STORES The market heavy N 45c for
epIite, and at 81 10 for rosin, while
nominal. no saes Of moment waDsprsd.
Ons L'nseed Was selling ID ois M sos. 6oc. Ia
c'uce sperm s. 70 vas Sirsa and 8, q asked Sales OF
quoted stesdy II So 10 IS IS for quartz aud pets f,ue
months sne cssh 81 30 per gallon, usual time Western
No / winter lard rod e0c.. four months and lots
from sore At boo 81 four months. Csqphene was 4ic
y s6c,, arc find 4Sc 6lc
PROVISIONS Pork rpe market was heavy aud closed
al lower rates The Gales embraced anout $500 barres
Including new mess vt xi4 &c $l4 70, and prime at
$40 Sc $40 S7k Beef was heavy, ~iib sales cf acoat
lb0 hDis exported, at &c Sc 80 Tor prime sud
Beef bane we've heavy g. SIS SiS Pr,me
nnsi Cut meats we're steady WIN sAiea o. aoon, i2e
g. sllc Butter in fair demand ~ l2c 10, for
Ohio, spd at 2c 20c for state Coeese In fair
quest ut 4c &c LARD was fm win snss NJ arout 800
rbls and iierces ut 1875 q lGAc. and choice ~ lie
RICE was quiet at 81zo. age
SUGARS The ssles embraced about 800 bids Cabs
III O. tOr at ma
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ARRIVALS.

Tem Savannah in the steamship Hontgo mery-Thoe Whit
and lady D. Collins and lad Jno lads Miss
NJ A. Crane. Misc Davis and Mira W DOGGY sud
son, Mes ssry Colder iss Lizzie Colder Colder r.
Dempsy and LADY Miss y. Holester; NJ hewslter r G
s sn.b,v sfilo Cody andrews LADY and son,
cage, j. Connolly D. 4 Crane. y q SIMS j. ID Jesss ~
q rfsfmer Ihos w. eins. Miss BARLEY walker g. "
liz s5S e. "a frank ns.er Ttaj.r Mr. Zuln, Mer
seel Stockton, J. Uaiter Jno FiaSer = p.s.s
2 Ro nerGzh.ued, = kphrAm Baerr ~ Freeligh s i
nAne Snas j. Oermen Morris fl Greentsrt. Mr. Wfson
N,s 1.oy, lee, Jr 81 Glackmeyer Q. Dean and wife
MSS Deen' nsa hrnhld and servant Mas mold. "
= s. EorIok &c In he steamship Hosuoke-R d Cream
W Peel lures ESians > n Bopuot v Boy akin
1enkns lady ana Iervsnt, 1t small Cant = Stan
lev lev MIS- ntaniey Wskelsnd Boone, Mrs Haley n,
~ srSon Grarfed Hesmsn. VIM Weurd w P Hvcona
cob T na,n : uSns hish, Browne srunts
Fenors . Bement Geo = len and lady Jane Fiecbsr
Napier. Of Bathurst, NIB. - 'NoH' en7'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SuNpAY, August 1-6PM
Ths approach Of the fall Trade with the interior, which
provides 70 be the largest Known begins h, pst
nor. activity business Many Of the dry yoois
importers snd otoers continue confident that the market
DO, oversockeJ and that the Increase Of population
viii require consumption Of foreign so'ds even agcr
,hsn the importers have anticipated. 0thers, how
ever confess thai their opinion the has been
ovedope that before the OF season, prices
vDl rule too low for the profits of the importer con-
sigpor. However this may prove, 10 certain that the
country buyer will he enabled TO reject srger aud
more varied assortment than ever displayed in this
city before: and considering the amount and
the excellent quality Of the wheat grown this season. aud
prospects Of cotton crop ESQ COO bales larger than
that Of 1853, 10 probable that the country purchases
will be liberal
ma few days, shall reach The end Of the cotton
year. The total receipts TO date $3.50 OG0 bales,
against eco bales date In 1855 and S92 600
bales To date in 1857; the total exports been
1851 goo bales against bS3 900 bales date
1868, and 223 GOO bales to 1857 The crop
Of 1858 has bsep, toe wooe tho beet ever grown:
when The trade tables 10 be made up our cotton
export for the fscai year will probably found
been least s25 900 COO Of previous year.
The exports from New Orleans for the fiscal year
500 Geo. about $i2 0oo 900 the best pre-
vous year. The crop promises sduirabiy larger
Than usual planted with the Eta ale and tue
weather has been favorable FOR as
the pickir season prove propcus, and
not prema,u The crop may amount 10 600 b4es
The new wheat IN coming very slowly 70 Market, and
here 10 little movement in prices Private letters
England, by the last steamer, express uneasiuess ia
respect 10 the poao crop; should fail, wholly pir
tally, an increased demand brescstpas might be ex
pected. We have yet TO hear also of The Effect I'll
cereal crops Of the upprecedsniodiy no. weather
mad prevailed throughout Eurooe for before hs
last steamer sA',ed. Prices during have aactu
assd, With dowpwsvd tendency.
General merchandise al usuEl at tbs season, is iuss
i've The frat Of the fan tea is announced 70
tpe 10th; IL will be watched ~tr srsed interest To-
snRsT market 10 quiet; no ders rejoicing the etost
acre by shipping 70 Eropo cifea is traction 10
without activity. Htts dssined sia - last week
God buyers have in at the decline; the business
Done however, has heeu limited Leather 10 dar wtp
declining tendency. Ia povsions there is no, m9c
Icing, and The market, though alcsnatpg seems
sboIe 70 tend do~nwsd. Won u steady.
rbe folio sing tables Of tho rade port for p,e
seek show that is just year sioce stons bssao
10 revive snd just sincs the crisis OF 1857 bgsn
20 be felt among the merchants
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glarws The dei tha.saep ssepds 70 NE sasin rs
ss sss s o eonm s@0 % s s
ha,p So and amid h,cs esc~inE the
. ~ rs sr Ss IN @ ms rs sos
tor 80, tai. arr enor- spscsrs pss'enss-s With sess
sss .s,a "a :. gssn., model sssssn NE paas,s
ra.,, on isss ssss sas svrs ssr ts.. sa,foasi
s Ii, .s, p b., ssss BE- srs..,a; syss:sd
Nr ?he orrspeps, iss,rn-i he psdc~~ husss
si.icu H. Isoy q s',ss wsssas"n q l xaor: X? .TSs
msr,s s. n,, %s h,rse The she y sus de Ssst
sou.le Gocrr 20 IA mas from End 70 end sseoa
M bu ,s S a. - zoe ,ss ~ oS .ys
nis h ,ss s.sos ss . Sn. Srs s1os joins
ssAs sss'is sa'sss a s,s.y
so''sd ',ssy ossSsen ever, 'r.m. he Ave
.ass0s as m, Ss csosas r sses
S Sss - pDss ,S me- su
With VIC mss orsl ana hiss ssisdy pscwus Ussusc
!" css. I'D sssmsn
sy s Ss' h ossn ess % sy osard sn
70 pche IN tia isr sne "a et very isrss due
prmps bard pnoips ursm doassy pump aoa boiler sss
sn ss ss ops ia, sd one a. WITH
he emss' and one by ben. omast bss her Il
pre- eac'es sSes lie boats preae'vers 10 required
This sto co0so,t % ,be scsnose and jamestown She
burg sna r,chmond she Is mpcaodea by Csptss Pars5
ave OF D~ eStn"r f- 90 nann Int pnolc
ha peips sa "a 'h.i- am o.
fson sbs asrgAsd and cabatrnStd undes supsn
of Capt ~ fki1dy II Webb for qnfk
srd Vbg;o's e'ssm,hip Co. ksssrs Ludlsm heiusssn
ss ecs pr Ss ho sor s9s ass sd
vsp'sges tho scube-r trade We woud ana
tuys 10 C. u sut exsTLe The Yorktown Jbsy would No
doubt he repad or stei trouble
Bars JANE wLIsns, sicholsou, from Pernsmbuco mr.
Ensstio saronnd high &ad drS June rs between
EichoNs and hossrio
BRIG sAnL q DAMS -, from Havana for Falmouth q,
pu' port OH irst IN dres LEAKING her 10 Ger
works fourteen foctss per hopf
RRic MARTHA KENDALL hore Pesque hiss biEed, and
theye 70 ft'le prospect of getting her off
The foiOe. yg xI,es suau.aAry so1ssm
hx-ors of New York, SostDn. Baltimore Wilmington q
Char eston savsnnsn, MobAe, Orsans Aelyest.
Ut latest &C ourt 10 rom each ~ those prrs
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a BALLOON con- Voyage from Toronto. Canada.


Professor Steiner IL id Tor onto making srranrs
epIs LOT an 1roDRuc excursion the Atlantic co lst IN
MS Dacon, the "EQTops" He Expects 10 atart about
from tis tine, and will eDdeavor 10 land az s
pon, between New York and ston. Tue sEur1pa,J ia
G eanIG proportous, being 105 fee 10 circumference
" e.. IA Ie'gnt ron the " the top and az
ee1'pg 1900 cubic feet Of Gas. Should the day be
no, IIoi eHeiner VIII be able To take with aim too pas
epeels tTo can be fousd desi.ous of crossing Aye n,
sla ~nhng 10 run the risk OF falling lno II from
ussnce "nica would brighten eyer the Goat Island ad
ysltnrer, Mr. Aymar. For those Of reeser ncrvss
yer ana ees osngerous journey u In oopem
proposed 70 make what are calIsd "top,cal aacen
De balloon being beId by rop, and restrained
neIeDy from eny errs,ic wand,,rns1 The avars1e
lne,sos stained ~ this means win be about fSo
ieet. The ground on Front sS eet onnos,,o
Mo fsevere House, may be cLOssp as the
epos from which to make the acceuson NJ
Ine ess pipe tnere euicenty large Coon pete arrange
menus pave moi yet been mace but though FAR advanced
their depends upon the termX esred nv
me railway companies and hotel keepers 4, Proressor
STEINER In consideration OF the passengers and
customers be s sure to bring them. will srtainy DO
the advantage Of all who look 10 traveller, ro nost
atd the adventurous Rronaut In bis enterprise This
ELL be the frat balloon ascepson ever made from Ia
onto, and sure to bring In great numbers Of ye
rom the country round TO witness IT, Professor Seiner "a
yell known in the United States for his daring and guc
xesiul achievements. On the 18th OF October ast no
mo kr Goddard started from Cincinnati for race In ma
hfAe balloons The former travelled ESQ niles anjin,
eur etndlisty, beating his opponent BY thirty mics
On Toe 18th June, 1857 Mr. Steiner having started
~, Ere rem travelled In safety for 200 miles but
~ L ms. mo thunder storm, which having whiried
10 u ur time hnshed BY emptypg him into lake
A' "Ss selcusd by the klry Stewart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08

The specie movement OF the has been, az usual
against the bank average The total shipment of the
week. ncu ling the amount sent out saturday, Both
ult, and exclusive Of yesterdays Shipment was
$2,3eo.oo0. The balance in the Suorressury remains
pretty steady stood yesterday at $40 $780, against
f5l8,7sS At the close OF last Last Monday the
banks showed specie average OF $50 764 ,bea sup
posed that to they viii fall considerably below
10000 COO. The advance the money and the
decline In exchange calculated, however, provept
me rerervo fanas -~.A asare a. present
Considerable speculation prevails with regard 10 the
ioans, rome authorities asserting thst they will show
contraction that will sa!isfy every one, while others pre-
lend that eeveral leading banks think IL better to
persevere in foolish policy rather than confess
that they have been at fault. To morrow's bank
return will enable TO settle the question
the bankers have any doubt the the moat
intelligent merchants the subject, they can readily
ascertain the truth: and they will ind that every mer
cbant-with the exception Of q few dry goods Dealers
who Of course greatly alarmed at the prospect Of
fall in prcea and an adv in moneys Of opinon that
they have been unwisey administered that they have
been ana still too largely expanded, and toai
they and their undue initiation il reality the prio
cpAl GAUGES Of The excessive mpo Of foreign goods which
s causing specie flow to Europe throas
The aolvepcy Of a large snd useful ass of people,
The movements in money and exchange have been
pretty active. Money bias advanced fully per cen
since last week, and 10 some cases more Paper
which FOLD freely ten days ago as per cent is nov
Disposed OF with fome difficulty at S. IL looks though
would before long be the standard rate for long
mercantile paper with Two good names. The bes
scoeptances under 60 days 90 per cent On demand
people who have heavy balances night are still vii
ling 70 leave them with brokers at per cent Sass
government securties but ali classes Of railway
rites per cent is the standard rate. The demand
usual at this season, small but the prospect favo
of higher rates.
Exchange on Europe has declined considerably. s.sr
ling bills are at least cheaper than they wera the
close Of last week. and francs considerably below th
specie shipping poln-though the price Of gold has
varied At present rates is losing business to sen
money from New York; where 1t be employed a,
seven per cent, TO London or Paris where be
used at over ~ per cent In few weeks We snail
have both cotton aud produce bills market, and fas
Of a revival OF the specie shipments may then be dis
mssed. The shipments of yesterday ami Wednesday
were smaller than for some weeks past.
Tt following has been the course OF tae stock msrxe
during he wepk.-