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Tot,

The current Of specie has been against the banks
during the week, and the Monday statement ii is
pecied will show decrease in the specie reserve, not
withstaudng the receipt Of about miloo from Cali
forDia and small amount gained by the street from
the SubTreasury The loans alec, 1t is supposed, will
show eome contraction.
In money there Is no change to note to-day, except
ing, perhaps increased abundance. In rates the tend
ency, if anything, is toward lower figures. The ex
changes at the Bank Clearing house this morning
sol 73S cd G5 The total exchanges for the week
ending this morning were $l37 ,0O6, l32 50, being
daily average Of y 93i 1865 49, against $25 626 292
during the week ending on Saturday last. Mr.. Haws
the City Controller, invites proposals for three million
dollars for the floating debt fund stock authorized by
the laws of 1860. The bids will be opened the 18th
Of September 1860. Holders of revenue bonds of III
Corporation, may at their option, make them available
for the purchase Of the stock. The interest will be
the rate # y cent q snnum payable quarterly, and
prr cipal reimburssble the lst of May, 1873 The
Oswsgo and Syracuse Railroad has declared a semi
annual dividend of y cent payable the 2lst inst.
by II. A. Oakley, agent, at the Office Howard In
surance Co. The Bank of Louisiana semianuual
dividend of s y cent, payable to New-Ycrk stock
holders less exchange, on the Sd Of September, at
the Merchants Bank Of this city.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
Of foreign dry goods and general merchandise at New
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hnnfs Mhnleaale and

How To Do IT. Merchants Wholesale and
retail oen puzzled know hos TO place their employees;
whether this will make good sslesnsn that scoa 90
counapt this reliable and Trustworthy conhdentisl CLERK
that cashier &c. chronological de:crPson carefully W.
would settle the question and indicate the exst
each can best I'LL. FowLzA wxLLs No. SO brosd~ss'
ma he priyate examinations.
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PRIzE-RISG AFFRAY.-On Thursdsy afternoon, five
fellows Mbun and Onge met in lager beer ao kept
by Becker the junction Of The Orange road and the
Bloom field Turnpike where, after mature debenuon Sc 70
between Of the parties egeed upon 10 accordance win
the tire p r. ring formed At the junction ol the
two roads and the coubants with their eeonds entered
After foty rounds In which occurred several knock dow
torehsr With cOpi0us flow Of caret u aonounced inst ira
Campbell esq tue magistrate Of the place was adysneng WIN
0fude and Of clothed with authority ne
tered the ling arrest the parties Having exhausted al hs
strength IN vain endeayors TO the nngeade ne
upOn the citizens Tor assistance which promptly endere
the whole party taken before Justice Matthew ana
esch committed the County Jail 10 default Of bail They gave
tbf names Timothy Caghan James McOarrick Mchael
HeC5TDac Michael O'DonneH aud Thsmas j. Mirin Much
complaint existed for time Concerning Becker place
which Is ssia 10 be low drinking saloon and the authorities
vii now eud syor e. break I. up disorderly house.
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Advertisements
GURNEY's GALLERY.
No. 70T BIoadway.
PHoTOGRAPHs. IyoRYTYPRs,
MINIATURES IN On ard DAeCxRRE0rYPxs.
iAdvertisement.
I'd Fl. DIXON, NJ. d.,
Editor If n,

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Office consultations the obscure diseases OF the p~vs
viscers Rupture Piles Vscoces and Psua radically oaysk
and 10 9 EVENING"
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Receptions OF THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-It ia stated
that the Mayor will assume the eutire control Of al
municipal couresies and in accordance with his idea,
and with those Of the Citizens Committee There 10
to be no formal public reception; there win, no viewer.
be full display of military and it is said the Fire De-
partment will indulge in torch-lieht procession. An
British merchant vessels within reasonable distance
will be invited to rendezvous at NewYork, while the
British North American feet consisting Of eleven ves-
sells will also pay us a visit. The banquet to b
given in the Academy of Music will be on more OK
tensive and magnificent scale than usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

THE BROADWAY Arson CAsE.-Wm. Fl. Purley,
who is charged, in connection with VIM. G. Lambert,
with setting fire to cigar and liquor ct re occupied by
the former at No. 500 Broadway, the 2ad of April
last was arrested on Friday night Justice Kelly held
him to bail to answer in the sum of $40 900. Lambert
was required to givethe same amount of bail on Friday
The substance of the evidence against the accused
published in The TRIBUNE on Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

RrTRFsHNFST CARs.--The Central Railroad OF
New jersey dUced feature In their management
which caleuted 70 afford comfort ani re shuen 70
yters Trey have sccd ant cars In some OF the tsis
where passengers may provide themselves with the
ejes or trip without trouble. IA several aceden nave
occurred on the various railroad net to persons ho bad ssIea
for refreshmeuts this viii be welcome arrangement
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TIE NEw-YoRK FREscH ZoUAyE Corps. -Pursu-
ant TO adjournment large number of our French cds
zens assembled at the Mercer House on Saturday
night for the purpose Of psIfecting the plan for mill
tay organization similar to the Zouaves Of France.
MAJOR lie Clrc, under whose auspices the arrange
mens thus far have been made, occupied the chair.
The greater portion Of the evening spent in dis
cnfsDg how, and in what manner, and cpon what
lase the organization should be effected. Upon the
report Of the Committee on Uniform il was unsni-
mously agreed to adopt the full dress Zouave uniform
which consists Of navy blue poncho jackets, trimmed
with scarlet bne shirts and sashss, blue turban for
full dress, and for fatigue the red Fez cap with blue
tassel. The pantaoons will be made of scarlet CLOTH
to reach to the knee, yellow lsggns and heavy shoes
to lace up in font.
Among the company were three or four old soldiers
who were formerly attached to Zouaves in the French
army, and took part in several engagements. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and all present ex-
prested themselves in favor Of the movement. The
roll was signed by about eighty persons, and after
another meeting Saturday evening next TO act upon
the reports Of the Standing Committees the corps Will
perfect themselves In the drill. The corps will be at
tached to the 55th Regiment (Garde Lafayette and
will be valuable addition TO the First Division New
York State Militia. The young men took very active
part in the matter and several old gentlemen, whose
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CoRREcTioN -Itwas stated in THE TRIBUNE OF Satur-
day. that flag ts Upn the building No u Chatham Street had
suddenly dropped through six floors and many ceilings to the
cellar beneath We informed that this descent
neither abrupt accidental The staff tkeu down BY the
proprietor purpose oreducns the weight of the
which stood upon its top and has been reinted In ito
proper position.
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ACCIDENTS AND IYQUEsTs.-Peter Young, a native
OF Germany aged As died Saturday bis resdence
No 100 Pitt street from injues received the n inst De-
ceased engsged building 10 Allen street Ca
nal when girder slipped from It's place and striking him on th.
by Coroner Jakman rendered verdict Of accidental death
Edward HaDnken died at the New York Hospital from les
City The deceased bad sustained smputou Of leg Ia
Of fracture but the operation proyeda Coro
hrmer held an inquest the body With the usual result
The same Coroner beld inquest At The H9sp On me
body Of s. Zwcher German eyed year, who died RON Ia
ues received Saturday IN Consequence II jumping sn chg
third story window Of No Is Chatham street The haa
been srk with and while deous Jumped nom the win
dow. verdict accordance with the facts was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

DESCENT UPON Two NOTORIOUS DIsoRDELY Houses.
Between II and o'clock on Saturday morning, upon
warrant Issued by Justice Kelly of the Lower Police
Court, Officer McCoro assisted by Sergeant Louder
of the Fourth Precinct, with platoon of twenty-five
men, made descent upon the alleged disorderly
houses Nos. II and 10 New Bowery known az the
Mansion House" and Central House." The build
pgs six stories in hight, and laid off in each
story in small lodging rooms, with little window OPEN
pgs in the hall for the purpose of light and ventilation.
These rooms are rented TO dissolute aud dishonest
men aud vile women or girls at % cents per
night. For long time past both houses have been
pest TO the police and disturbances therein between
men and women were Of frequent occurrence.
Under the directions of Sergeant Louder the police
quietly left the Staion-House in citizens Dress and
proceeded about 12l o'clock to the New Bowery.
The buildings were surrounded by a portion OF the
force, while the remainder hastily entered the houses
and bursting into the every person
in them. The scene that ensued can be better I'M
agined than described. The inmates, many Oh whom
were aroused from sound sleep ran screaming
into the halls, when they were seized oy tne oncers.
After obtaining their clothes, they were marched
to the Sation-House and committed 10 the cells.
The women were of a low class and many Of them
seemed 10 think the affair good joke. The inmates
OF the Central House, who were brought In first,
quite Jolly over the matter, and laughed aud talked
about the Station-House; their only seeming regret
was that they had lost their lodging money Most of
the men who found in these houses did not eynce
any particular anxiety about the matter, but went to
the cells without uttering a complaint All sorts of
pleas were made by some Of them Che had jus. stepped
in to get drink; another lived theupper part of the
city, and had taken lodgings th1re in order 10 meet
boat at o'clock; another had lost friend by DEATH
and, having been to his wake, stopped there for
lodgings. twenty-five persons were found in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

mANSLAUGHTER. ocnlfmer on SATURDAY
held an inquest on the body Of Francis Nowotny,
aged years, whose parents reside at No. lis Hester
street. On Friday evening the deceased with other
children, playing upon pile of massive iron
columns in front of the Excelsior Iron Works No. 20l
Centre street. when one of the columns rolled from
the pile throwing the deceased down. and crushing
him to death instantly. After hearing the evidence in
the case the Jury rendered the following verdict of
censure "That deceased came TO bis death from in
uries received by being crushed by an iron beam in
fr,nt of the PREMISES No. POI Centre street. The
Jury censuIe the propretOrs of the Excelsior Iron
Works for their cupabe carelessness in allowing said
beam to be placed TO have created the aforesaid
injuries" The proprietors Of this establishment, G..
X. jackson & Co., have long been in the habit of OBJ
struciDg the sidewalk, and the street, with iron
columns beams and articles used in the foundery, to
such degree that it is sometimes almost impossible 70
get by. Their foundery extends through to Elm
street. and here they have complete monopoly of the
sidewalk. Huge iron columns piled up on top
of the other while workmen engaged in cleaning
up others that are stretched across the pavement.
Sometimes six or eight of their workmen are en-
ploy ed in the street at one time various massive
pieces of ron and the dust and dirt they scatter about
make the place Nuisance. Why are they allowed to
occupy the street for manufacturing purposesl and
why they not accountable for any accident that
may occur in consequence of the distractions they
place tbere1 If they must lumber up the sidewalk
with their wares they should at least have the hu-
maDiy to SO place them that they will not become
traps in which to catch and kill innocent children.
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SIXTEENTH WARD.-By our advertising columns, L
will be seen that the Republicans of the Sixteenth
Ward held meeting on Saturday evening, organized
wide-Awake Club, and elected Gen. j. H. Hobart
Ward Captain strong guaranty CT the Of the
Club) Mr.. II. n Sherwood was elected President,
Mr.. Cbss. A. Clark Secretary, ard Mr.. VIM Ortoa
Treasurer with array of the mostrespecable names
In the Ward as Vice-Pre sdents and other officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

STOLE WATcH.-A young man named I'm. john
committed prison BY Justice steer: on sssGrd'y to
from Frsneis Troll No. ia Third street The prisoner admitted
having taken the property from the comp bureau
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SUICIDE BY HAEGISG.-Coroner Jackman yesterday
held an inquest al the Water-Cure establishment No
Is Laght street, tie body of Mr.. Isabella Tnkey
TIE husband of the deceased testified that she had been
vey respondent Of late in Consequence Of prOtracted
Sickness and had often threatened to commit suicide
On Saturday morning be left her as well as usual and
proceeded 10 his place of business On returning home
at he found his wife suspended by the neck to
cord attached to hail in the wall Of her bedroom.
Life was extinct when he discovered her. The Jury
returned verdict of suicide by hanging, while labor
ing under mental arrangement Deceased was a ma
tive of this country, and 30 years Of age.
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The SwASs.-Tbe three survivors of the Hamburg
swans, two males and female, are in healthy coa-
dition. The Central Park Commissioners some tise
ego received notice from Mr.. II. r. Kunhardt acting
United States Consul at Hamburg that the authorizes
of that city would upon receiving notice Of the number
snd of the survivors, send another detachment
to make up the original number. Notice was sent
forthwith and it is expected that the nine swans
will arrive month or two hence.
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RoBBIsG A SEwIse GIRL.-Rosauna Lee was ar
rest ON Saturday chsgsd vth having stolen S3l IN cash aud
IN dye. from Bridget Madgsu Of No 80 East Eleventh
The two % were and had been boarding toseih
clsed 70 answer.
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Central House. Auopg them were an old nss
ard an old woman, each about GO years Of age.
Several who showed that they bad gone there osiy
to obtain lodging, were allowed to depart. Ths
girls were between Is and g years Of age and ~ia
one or two exceptions were shabby dressed. I've
grl, Is years of age, when asked what they did for
living, said they married" Nearly all had sc.s
trade About fifty were taken from the Mansion House,
but only forty men atd women were locked up, tAs
remainder wing that they had gone there TO obtain
lodging. Mex morning the whole of them were tska
TO the Police Court. The women were sent 70 he
Island and the men discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

For EURopE.-The United States mail steamer Ara.
90, Capt. Lines, left on Saturday afternoon Tor
Sou hampton and Havre, with s7passeDgers sud $685.
$50 in specie. The British steamer Kangaroo, Capt
Brooks, left the day, with 26 cabin passengers
and 147 in the seerage She has s73S $40 in specie.
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Increase the week compared with that CT 1852
The following comparative statement of the value
of exports from commencement ofte year AUGUST TO-
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STREET PREAcHERs.-Edward Faulkner and John
Glover, having attempted to deliver temperance adj
dresses in the park yesterday forenoon, arrested
and taken before Justice Kelley. II no. appearing
tbafeitber had committed breach of the peace their
only oferse having been the collection Of orderly
crowd, they were Immediately discharged from cue
tody.
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HEALTH or THE CTTY.-Last week showed
diminution of the number of deaths from the week
previous OF about aud more than 200 less than ths
corresponding week Of last year. or consumption there
was falling of Of between 10 and 80 from the week
before, when the number was S9-mors than in any
other week during the year. OF children under oss
year Of age the pumber was reduced some IS. while
there were 40 less in the public institutions than las
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

THE PUBLIC SToREs-Business in the Public Stores
is much dulIer this than during the months
last year. in Juv 1889 the amount of packages re-
ceived was IL 1855, while last month they only mum
bered about Ia 900. The ratio is observed in the
present month. Since the work of carriage and hand
ling of the packages in the Broad street house given
by contract to Messrs. McIDtre, Bxby Co., 10 the
month of September last the labor has been carried
with all its former efficiency, and the number of hands
employed very materially decreased Only about q
hundred men are now employed in the handling Of
packages they being engaged by the contractors aud
not awarded places for their political services form
ery. The amount received by the contractors 70
$l20 600 per anDum.
Thus far in the present year single packages have
been received of great value which passed
thro ugh the hands of the officials last year. Last year
one package of diamonds and pearls received, Of
the value of $50 000 This packages have been
received of more than $50 900. Thresd lace Is an ar
Gle second only in value the diamonds and precious
sones and of it but one very large consignment has
been received this year. II was valued at 300 coo
francs abont $57 900. Few cases of smuggling dis
covered, and is thought that but few Some
time since, however, of the smners discovered
case of diamonds, valued at $l00 00 neatly inclossd
in a small cavity scooped out of the bottom of case
containirg some common goods. The diamonds were
seized, but upon bringing the case into Court, the
claimants were allowed ID prove that this was the way
in which diamonds sent into Russia, and on this
plea they Ieganed possession Of their propefty-lSaa
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Total To Do I5I f4lZ5cIUU PI5fb OH b6l5 bl5
Increase compared with 1889. 5000 s0a
The annexed circular has been issued by the State
Department.
WIN HENRY TREscOT Acting Secretary of State Of the United
States
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In THE TOMS The number of persons committed
to the Tombs by Justice Kelly, for the week ending ct
noon yesterday 769. These were all sen from The
Tombs Police Court alone. Jefferson and Esscx Mar
ket Courts furnished together about equal number.
80 that the average commitments daring siugis week
amounts to about 500 persons. majority Of these
are for drunkenness disordery conduct and assault and
battery. The large number Of commitments from tss
Tombs is owing to the fact that the arrests In the lower
wards Of the city, including the Five Points are -
disposed of at that court
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The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
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with Last season to the came dates

10y Is i;n D. q lih d. $500 20 l'VI
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-01
TELEGRAPHTC.
G0VER THE STATE LINE.l

Additional News by the PONY Express.-
Publication of Buchanan,s Letter of
instructions to Gov. Walker--Attornev
General Black and the President ont Of
humOr--The Cabinet likely TO be dis
solVed-DOUGLAS has 'sgot 'em.,
SAN Francisco, April 80.
WASHINGTON, April 19, P. M.-The pub
Iieation of President Buchanan's letter of in.
Structions to Gov. Walker has produced great
excitement here and Atty Gen. Black pro-
heunced the letter forgery in advance, and
was challenged He refused to fight. The
President charged Black with inducing its
publication. 1t is thought that it will re
suit in dissolution of the Cabinet, The eff
feet of the difficulty has been to increase the
chances of Douglas at Charleston and hi.
stock has risen materially.
Congress will do no business after to.mor-
row for ten days. There is barely a quorum
present to day.
The Republican Senators agreed in caucus
to day to support the Nicaragua treaty with
amendments requiring the use of the troops
to be under congressional direction.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-01

AN INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATIoN-cAN-
GER REMOvED.-tor some We rs past, Mrs.
Joseph Latin, who resides near this place,
has been afflicted with a cancer in the breast.
Her husband, with soicitude quite natural
under the circumstances, has given much
thought to the case. aud investig ted quite
fully the various modes of cure put forth by
those who claim to make cancers a speciality
The conclusion to which he, with his wife,
arrived, was that it was better to have early
recourse to a surgical operation ard have the
afflicted part removed On Wednesday last
DR.. Randall performed the operation, making
an incision some nine inches in length. and
removing nearly the whole of the left breast
The entire operation lasted less than twenty
minutes, not over two minutes heing taken
in cutting. The patient took chorofurm tho
not so much but that she was conscious of the
operation although not sensible of pain. She
is now doing WELL and the breast bids fair to
heal hy the fist intention. DIR. Randall was
assisted hy Drs McK-nnan aud Nichoson.-
Orleans Republican, (N. ~
The DIR Randall, mentioned above is a
brother of our co-partner, A. S. Randall, OF
the publishing firm of the DEMocnAT.