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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

iftte %ratplamtr, Iur eintn i%etrtbSplen @rtiftI ciniss TnGnrs
n1tpr auSiuSebcn, ais lstu Gs.s uir,iis ;u stripenSen.
Stnoer'S teue SamilieurMalbins
lint uufere teftu Gon,GHen- 80 bintn in BEN p,r,;h Wn.-
~ t%rin9cu, bobtn mir ben Nrcis fir Sieiebtn. 9nTt,ohsrS or
pber 2rlneprle Siuttr4 Mlaibinc, ItSn srr,ier o,f oSrs4
zig Dollars bCrab9cI;st. N' o""',
Singers No. ] nuo 2 Etansarb SbuttGe
Waihtnen.
Setet Grter biefsr Maihine Inb itbr in Bohh,,. :,
ben SdmiIttn> uno SnhTiflebrauh. die IrfiIc nrrfsiSss, ~ ~
b~erabSttkt, rclr. BON $i35 unb $3.50 auf $50 nnh SIM
Sinaer's 30. 3 Stdnnarb S:pttle. Wofc,inc
Sur sseeen> 6abrifanttt unb Iapsrr gteerar6eit. 0rsis
epmpIet!, Sl25. ~ S'0"'
Gsrnsr, ut ,tniere Cite ~pcll6nSia an maiden cine 49,.
Walttnt, bauptldhlid, ;i Nabritotipneapef aecianrt Ss -
r%dullos uno lhneu arceitst uup jcbe Dirt ron Srhrit w a
tnhren fam. Yrti5 ~b"rItIbcu, nebf 81 Iernen Gts7,u A uss
Shtehlahc, $1l0, wSltc. biligrr III, ais mr. ir,srs M. !.
Walhine ooR alei@cr @ilte 9aabt irtrb. "StA' ''
ellie SiuNr Iren MaGhinen madben BEN ;r,.rr,x.h
Std, nit ipci GaSen, iptlhts Der brfonnt kc,iie e. "a
Seetrnann, er bic bette 8cnntniF ibsr WS6n,aiS;ns1 -,
&a9emrintr, u6er fCren Gjr6fs, IrbeitefStiofeit Mrs;s y. W
%erhalen mill, ihreibc FIR Gin Grenplar opn y Sp 60. -.
uno Co.'S Gja;cttr," cine ih6n ~ilIuirirte asifr,o ~. w.,
Cratic ;~u9eianot irerben pirc. S - ""
NaoeIn, s3mirn, Saummc1enaarn mn Gss;no
unS ale ium @sbralf einsr gidbnafttae nptbpeubisrn@ o.
9fnltanec ltnb bt ilnterSsitnetem in sroser NrsipnST ~ IA
ben Sti atlhtdter Mtalbinif mir6 unlercu .NnIrS,n hsr
suflttlsn &c. be- Naidinsn Sur 8erialn a jeben' '"'
IA Slraer lne @oS 93Clbdft BON tiftilen yS5,h., a,
fnbrt uno III better 9efbdftsweile bstrieben rnirn :, - W. y,
MIR amp left, f:t etes itetS fuibtr Der ;5aQ mor. reS, ,oEI'
rtube @u!tIa9e W trbalieH. s. SD. StnacrIu 49,
y. &rott, @atnt. 240 @amftr., RitnSnS 81,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

8tetn- unS Wclel, gBrius.
Scctsn erbaltsn cine Ssnruns BON 25 Sas
8beii,- unb 8clrI-@ sige, welde i6 biaia bel
6ae, 9aurne, beim Dubeno rrer e~inselnen 5lo-
i&en e~erfauft. Sacub 3ippe.
Nr. 1S4 Srpac. Giraffe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

Weiss und Lager-Bier- Brauerei
Die u~ntsrsi6n,ten inp ieet in ben Stors
a'iest, Die 6crren @Eirtbr uno pas aeebrfe UnbIl
tuni nit gSeiS' nnp g~aaertier danrr 6oerifonn,
iu ben ttlialtfn Yre'icn teOientn ,u tSnnen.
SrrrsS per 6aB rrer Gubrno bitten mir kri
Srn. SttinIein abingdon.
&. 8iker IL @nmA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
Sin9er'S
uab-Malbinru.

ON yIvHt UNp tfitiiltr intbT
'tsiStnct grpuIaritdt BON
SINCERE 9dbmaf$in.n
IrirU9L bier ale in europa, in
eIt bette Gnpf,b' Jung fir Sertn
SureriOFttdt lbsr ale anbsr.n
etraritstn @taf@incn. R6bma-
ldtnrn iOnntn freili6 eu5 biI.
Tiger gctduft iptrSsu "a IN ok.r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

ptcpts 6ufenperttIqer
vt Elm Fberes unb nnfcbIbares Mtittcl aeaen CIR
%fattuna, 5uifeu unb 6riisrfeit.
Bsrftrtist einJi9 OurG
6. 8. pteo"
Ode fer @ain II. II. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
Weue Weinaute !

E7tintn 6reunbsn uub benz psinliebene,n Gubltfum 81,
%er9ebsniit &rstiee, ene i'd neten meintm @bpIelale gBeir,
uhe Stquor. @ef6Sft cine Wtinfube erefnet babe, in Der it
nlttne 8etbrtfn 8unb en- nit gBeinsn jsSer Dirt unb better
Sualidt bel Glafbe unb 9las, fpipie nit lrnitiatu grfri>
19ir9eH beeitRen peret. s aepb 0ippS,
Hp. 1874 gjrpab> Stroer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
9lnseiaen.
Sacpb &ipps,

Der u%nterssi6nste empFetlt b6Fi6I fsinen
Srsunoen nnb benz Yutlituhi fein ausaecsbntes
frtih angeisstes Eager BON 9iqueuren unp 81.
aarrsn, Sireft imp"stirte fran,5hite 8ctb. unr
gSsis'Betne, Gtaml nsnsr, Malasa, Sbsrrs unb
Waoeira Weine, aller arten Sranntmtine, Rbis
ttp's, bclnnc. Sin, 8um unb Gin a. oNcrtirtes
Eager Scn Snonna unp einbeimiIhen Gisarren.
Sauptldhlib abcr emrfiebIt or allcn 9ietbatern
ore purer brutfhsn Hebcniaftes fctden d&ttn
Nnetnwetn. gu baten bel auen Suantitdtcn unp
biuisen Treiicn.
aud ddtsn eimturser- uno S6peiur,SdIe,
Sarrincs II. (. f.
Nedtes S%eltsritr @aTer. saa
Aue Ssfedunsen tperssn nit Dant empfanaen
nnr dlfs punttlitfc aussefitrt. Bieeerpcrtdu.
trrh %prrtdufe i'd Iii ben b~itltaiten pret5en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

' " ? Z 7 Ut TT Z I,
10y Sroacltr., 5pilden Der 6ten unb item,
neben Sin. Steinlein's 6pteI.
Neinen grcuuter une hem oe,brten s,ubIiftn ri, ,r,-
btnFs ,gnsis,. bae Id am cSisen @Iaee Gin ncues Sien-
nnp Sledtpaaren-@ efhdft tr6fnsi babe, no i'd ale Sprien
Seh-. parlpr' uuo Stcst.Oefen
gu BEN ktlisiten Nrtiien p~erfaufe. grbrau6ts Sefen ptr-
u SMALL tttts pprrdt6is Fat. Stbe dit ron
Wetb- une S6wdr,.S lsd= Nrbeiten,
70 ME ale Spren Souorbeiten uuo Rsparoturen p,rben
altf's Stlisffe uno Daucrbafete btfprdt. Gin eutte Spi>
funitnt 8,etipaareil INN or CT Sanb, unb etbe ben, oeebrIen
mid nit ltiner 5uneldaft besbrenSeu @utltfum 81, Der
ltheruna, b6 Id bel suhr Nrbtii unb gBaart. bic bilialitn
pItift fenen rerbs.
=-llm sltistn 5ufpru6 bitttt srecbenR
lSenrs 9rtmm Il,
l5s Srcaoffrast spil6en g.. uub 4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

8S. 81. 0elnrue
flbft fets Gin 9reFee 1aaer bs tenCn Qae,rbftra pnN
gorltrs belm Sas, nd6ta 81 Grintn asetrtsn JRun6cn IL
Saue lttfert. F '' "0
3gslsldN mattt esrltIbe bas sttbrte 9Hblium tar0uf aur.
Vd9erbier, Ole unb pprter
fur sSlrtbl1aften un6 gum Gamiisnsebraub ouf aIoeh,r
eeir9.n tubrt, Die CT ~ icom 6%slcbiseH 9uantitdt pErr Trn;'
tsrt YrciscrbDbun9 ms 6auS a%tleftrt. wv
Selltliur9en, in n slntm Sicr: 7te Strase spiIGen 9rooA
Sr9leid %snlpfitb!t rrrleIbt leutn ~
Vaacrtier, z alCn,
an Der 7en S.raFe, Dem atsotr s%esenl6er otleo,u k.a.
IA baS 9esbrtI @aflifum beiatit ihts sufss fyiSSSs 3
unb bic better QIaurr5 unt Giuarreu fnSrn rriIrSStps"
~. 6. eIarne.
Nk ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

bore that these uet causes Of dirus and disasisse-
tion may be removed
trust tho South will make largo draft on their 90
voioD TO she UDion aud be- guided BY the VIE ~ des
alton wi ch the exigeney urgently calls for Caa
be that s g, with al the stars 10 their places, no
loi ger 10 hoM vt home, abroad and always az an en-
thm OF our United power, common freedom, and un-
cell,i Red eecuiiyf Can il be that il is TO 10 down
in daiknese il not in tlod, before we have completed
ring h. certnr, Of independent national existenccf
agree With you thst madness has ruled the hour IN
pulling forward line Of sgrtsrions upon the 5ooth,
but viii not deeJsir Of returning reason and Of
nv,kered tense Of constitutional tight aud duty. j
will in look with earnest hope for u full and speedy
yincicarin of the coequI rights and coequa oblgs-
NJ n. of tlete States aud for restored fterty under
n ur.ser CorsituioD-iaternity secured by follow
iro Il example of the fathers II the Repabc-fratef-
r,y tssed upon admission and cheerful maintenance Of
ell n pruy, gs and requirements 81 the sacred insfr'-
ment under whch they and their children have been 10
eirslly blessed When that hoIe shall perish, pesh
must, lie tsl MY friend will ose It's value tor you
and ne.
II is APPARENT that much will depend upon the views
ex1esse cd and u tone and temper manifested during
the ea " DAYS Of the ion Of Congress now near ~
hard. May tie God Of our fathers guide the codnsrs
Of those who in the different departments Of Govern
nept are invested in IL is critical epoch with rsoi-
biliies unknown since the sitting Of the Conventos
which framed the Constitution.
Your friend FRANKLIN riEhCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

The adjourned meeting Of Fire Underwriters was
held a, the Office Of the Groccrs Insurance Company
to-dsy. Some Fifty persons we've present. Amer dis
cuseien resolution was adopted declaring that an
advance in rhtes is imperativey demanded, both for
tie interests Of stockholders and the assured. Com
mitt,e 81 ten appointed to fix scale Of rates,
TO bc reported to Il subsequent meeting.
II domestic exchanges are rather woFse. At Phiia-
del, liza sight on New-York is a. y cent and at
Baltimore 2}a3 y cent. The Banks Of those cities
continue TO draw small amounts Of apece from US. AT
Boston the Money market bias experienced but mod
erate relief the Banks of that city not having followed
tie lead Of the NewYork Ranks in expansion and mu
tual forbearance. Some of the Boston Bank officers
are here and some arrangement will probably be
made to enable q Boston Banks to accommodate their
dealers efficiently
On demand the supply of money appears to be In
ereasing and loaus on paper made with much
facility than lat week The purchases of paper how
ever slow no increae, and the rates are, as before
qu,aed l2G1S T. cent for bes, names. Call loans ar
6G7 cent.
The hreadsufit markets heavy, and cotton is
very quiet under the adyices of the decline at New
CrleaLs.
Tie following is the u S. Treasurers monthly state
nent showing the amount at his credit in the Treas
ury with assistant treasureN and designated depOsita-
ries and in the Mint and branches by returns received
to Monday, 18th of November 1860; the amour, for
which draits were issued but were then unpaid and
4 Il e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
Died.

BlRD-On Monday, Dec. >. ME- BiId we o. 'Ho nov % "
Ind eae A-ls,iJnaTy to hLyu, Z fg,cl nj, UeiDss.
fuaI ai service Tie foIeyu -s'ioo' ~ - NN'
Gay moniIg u loo clgth. . c,,,
CfiInTfls-Un sunday evening, Dee. q '~uiiho . ''
j.. Add EJhs hesSi. i,,,. q.
4 l.iali,ss ieids and those Of the ani9 sio %
hft.gd Ler funeral fun West IuiJ "'t 49, va
Iuedn, af,.iuo.ns o. ococh without further invitation
81 tIlAkh--Ou Sunday Dec z, Henry Homer 80 ~ ~.
h,u1 OK Cifs ageu and ~ days yonns't s's
IIu n and Mary a H. Firtt hor Of Shehi-d tngisnd -
III. lusis will " rred Iuesy, m the Ceie'ei5 VI ~
fNsINttus a.,
r.ANtnlu Nil,anburgh Saturday,, Dec J, after aAno
in,, George Rus only 81 Nih and sushn L. rs''ie.
~ EEqtp auday Dec /, Of consuruption Annc NJ, 81,
tle.t and eldert al john 4. sud susan
a tl,,,aet Ia The PIN year Of her See m
n n M tskei 10 Eat chester this CTuesday)
Ing AZ . o clock, Tor ltern'ent
,1,SEAM In this city on Saturday Dec Hamiion Graham
aged ~ yeas. =, - -, ~. 81
Hlhpf LsON On Monday, Dec . msay ,t Mtg 81
N.as di Bent,IsOi. eged 10 Yeas a"u " N'' " 49,
lii.siife tcotliid -, H., ara. e.uectfiy In .ited To
iEe tn,.Isl o Iuesday, 1ocA h"t TUG TO-
e az" tusbaud no 10 v est 5egvnteenih thoce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

S.ytyG HoRsrs TRoM BuKSIsG STABLEs.-A cores
ponGert suggests the following plan for constructing
ab 20 M, horses could be- easily induced to 90 ou'
in care Of fire. He says;
"Let sides or walls OF the ground ioor Of stables,
Of whatever shape they may he Dnilt, rohi eAa.H
or law loi h,ing supported on brick, stone, or ron
ilbue Let movable maugers be ATTACHED 10 lnose
,iilar, In this way tie horses heads WONT 30 i,
IIrard he doors. II fire happened the do3rs coh
Nl'lI'S seiac the manpers lifted up, or knocked
down AZ End the hoser liberated in few nllse-;
Inrmerf Livery sia lie, and Omnibus men wouil n''u
snI n mode OF buldiug their stables ~ cheap as sy
Other Be idee W lie sub plan wonll teIu :. J
li,s I, womb u.ru Il more thorough Nehtiii'h a'
s ' Ian cn be given stables built ia the prs'
ent style"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
MARRIR ID.

RRIFIL-VEAYER-O Wednesday Nov q, by the Key
az h,il ML theodore brv OF Astoria to hl's eSian w
Neaset Of " milestone, Log leland .
CON.IK-L tdI--ln Es-e1 ~ y. on Thursd9y nov ~ ~
~. lev j. uter, WIN. H. COrgeT OF Williamsburg
n J. and aiiss Lizzie h. Lot " EsseH.
CAIE-NILLts-Cn Monday, Dec ), ut 81 James Luthean
fhurh d, tle l.. 5chock fienFy u Cps OF t
~, 10 saAA " ili. daughter OF James WINS esq o. Nov"
LLCLtH".
gInirlNG-OGDEE-At Mendnam, n j., on ThnTsdAJ' nov
~ b, n = Rev j. NJ Hunting John Is; Hunting " r.~
on May b. ohly daughter Of Ni' H. Ns'e"' of " ~
i,1B - Flare , A.,
FRRINC-GOETsCHINs-At jersey City on Saturday Noy
"a D, tie hes. aul ID. Fsn Cies r. ~ neiLin5 70 'y
- fy'-cn.. daughter Of late MaAc" oOetschlhs
LOidOut, ~ y. r, A.,
PKINS-i Orange, n ). on FRIDAY, Nov
- D., ,. Irv Cfowell Henry A. Bncoip 81 the pace 70
lam. ~ daughter Calvin Tompkins oil hooAA@A" N"""''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
California Marriages md Deaths.

In San Francisco Oct 81 by Rev Augustus HELMET
Samuel arlard 1herexea formerly OF Phiadnlpha
u san Francisco ov the Rev Father Lot;su, John r.
Coulan Mary L. Wheeler OF bost0n-
In Sap FrauciSco the morning OF Nov Harriet r. "Hc
Of silas H. Collins, sged28 years aud days
In San Frsui-co Nov Solomon b. eldest son OF solomon
and Hudah Higgins native OF Rhode Island aged IL years
Ia uonhs and days. ,,,.,,,
naive OF Germany formerly resident Of bncus Crawford
County Ohio, aged oil yesrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
LETTER FROM FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Tie following letter Was addressed by ex-Presdent
1 -ie,e to Ia friend at Washington:

Ilcitc TO Ia friend at washington;
LOWELL, Mass., Nov. &c, 1850.
Ny rE,R S,R: Your letter war received at Con
coru on n tuIuay aud ,ho!ld have answered il while
ueIC If could lave found little interval Of leisure
an here to-Gay Oh business, and can therefore do
irtl. mule Ian tEans you: but Lei b much, at
kstt, lie raid:
1learIIcl mi vi ich Won foroi ly express CA
rot income nine. you know how slnceryly and
cam esy have Tor asdeprecaied the eausee winch,
ii not IcHUy,d oresaw mutt produce the fearful c'i-
sis VIII, II rCw upon us; aud know how nciiectaAi'
IN liz teCtiCn, have been all warrln.s 81 pttrO'isi
and uitinaA luIe,aft. Now for the first tine, men
;Ie ,nT leo to 81 en- their eyer, as aroused from
s,ne etIarte dehiion, upon full vie u the near
I,ta nd APTITUDE 81 inl ending calamisirs. Ii Is
vope tlHu iuL-i j. foo lbardy-to discus tie
o,,ati n Of prob. bic nla,iye suffering AID dos IN
ifetet tectiors Il tie uiion. L. II dlsrup,iop,
We III al al lie inyolv d ia financial ar
astnti ana ruin, AID, tear, in comm IN destraiiJn,
onuch ore appalling | an ANY attendant npon mere
1toiii &c OF property, thai uvolutarly tn even
ron ilr toln ation. To my nj ID one & iag is clear
no vie man can, under eAis,iag 81 euinstances
dream II coercion. The first blow struck IN tina, d.
1eriou vii &c llow fat; even H. hope.
You lave obseNed, Of course, how seriously COM
popEI confidence, and, consequently, the price Of
rio, H. &c., have already been shaken at the North
ard vt there il In tie public mind very ulerect
nTIrfeision II q real Danger Still there are ldi-
ohtioI OF oirIo ion 10 repeal Laws directed NJ ,s
q col siiluiiuul rights OF the Southern Staessuch
as Per OVAL Liberty bills, &c.-aud, IL could
Tin httle tine, theIe would seem TO be ground Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
Concerning the bank suspensions al Charleston, 1he
bI.yr,,,z of Friday says.

McTcugg Of Friday gays:
he banks OF city which did not suspend specie
uu on W ednerday pended yesterday Our banks be-
ey could esy specie payments but the COM
t,rcia con uuliy would suffered the restrictions
continuation OF paying specie must have produced while the
must surena before long hope that the patriotism
induced their suspension Will govern the course 70
TIE con unity relieving all enbaassnent according 10 theH
ay and rendering possible the glorious consnlnla
tion aud hboy the State striving to OBTAIN Tor
her citizeLs.
Tie Iroposiion to relieve immediate financial neces-
ses bv the issue Of bills receivable meets the warnest
tomueLdation OF IHe Mercury. Ii says:
issue promises to pay ou oh IeceFa
the stale IN way
All nee credit instead oil he credh OF Tue
bank. at e cent Nhen TINS PlO"si 10" was
,LDIeu by M Calhoun Washington was opposed AZ
bg resemblance to TIE old Continental money OF the war
Of or LeSouliOu but this nisake rms money con
,ssd OF pose pay in spee and not being rederneu
when due specie, II appreciated M OShouh
poeet is bills, beng simply promises 70 ec-veo 30
O. i've a money State nent OF all deDts que 20 e
STATE annually due by the people % the oae
ADDITION ths 70 the Dana
Stat. Al abe by these bills we cannot douot ha
M, O required to the State can be- easiy realized oy
nor. ha , experiment in viii be red Tor Ut least one
hall the amount required
We c.py from Tue London Economist the following
SUMMARY Of tie position Of tie Bank OF England, the
ayerale rice oi Wheat tue price Of ConsoS, ana the
nile Of COntint ntal Exchanges ut the close Of No
yener, 1900, coinpied with the same period III 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

This shows tie largest expansion in week ever
mace By our banks, a corresponding and natural
increase in deposits. As intimated yesterday the
banks have lost gold Notwithstanding the Calfor
Mia arrival srdhe gain IRON the Sub-Treasury. The
actual amount OF specie IN bank this morning was in
round numbers $40 900 00. The actual deposits were
$76,50O 100, not including the Chemical This bank
las increased liz specie last week come 500, 0J0
Tie feature Of the bank this week, apart
fICm the expansion OF lOaus the large deposit line
of tie Pak Bank which exceeds 81 900 000 an in
crease of 81 ttOt0J ia tie week. It's loans snow
psneion SyOU,OUO, and lis specie $4,000. The in
created deposits the collection Of taxes TIE
scheme Of equalzng tbes in the banks went into
operation recently that the results not in
this weeks statement.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. q, 1855,
has been 10 follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

HoDoKEs AND NRwARH RAILRoAD.-This road is
being rapidly pushed forward. large force OF men
are now employed between the Tunnel and the Bridge
ocross the Hackensack and the grading of this part
of the road Is two-thirds completed. The draw Is
now being placed in it's position in the Bridge, and 1t
is thought this structure will be entirely completed by
the middle of the present month Tie contractors ex
pec TO have the road ready for the cars early in the
Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Rus OvER.-An unknown person, about 80 years OF
age, IVES run over and Instantly killed by the mixed
paasenger and freight train the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey on Monday, GAINESVILLE station. The
deceased ar dressed in dark clothes, with heavy mus
tcle AID goatee Upon bis clothes were the initials
"a. L." Further particulars may be obtained by ap-
p ing to Join NJ. Clark, csq of Westled, N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

MONTHLY KEfohT OF ~ vi ' NI , =
,d 10 tie City rscn du luz TIM month o NO'em"ei -,
retcue charged wlh follow osis'e' DihhA - uua
Ind aisddtii, drunk aud exposing Pf-oh duaA AIo
ybtiug o. diuLkele.- aud yhgracy TO- dsofde,ly s'.4
aid battery IS; yioaug city ordinance L. ghuhhs pra
ing indo~ 2; assault lighting j. eui"ils NOUS - ~
iciols ni,chef Jetty larceny, found IN yhu I,-1
m, I; steaiig - passing counterfeit money hl"Hlt
1; Lurra-S, Z; thTcat Eng ,i0i,uer 4 ttA 10 =
Ireland 81 United States, 25i England, D. Germany . '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
SAVANNAH. Noy. b. 1850.

Dr.R Mr.. F.. Your several iavors have been re-
~, iv,d and carefully rad, but have not had time 20
re, " 10 them and indeed hardly know how - do
i, /: impt sell lie thar we should think alike UPON the
causes our present political troubles and willie am
eIfe,y hcnosl in my belief win ng toaocord the
same to you. separation VI the STATES " inevitable
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have declared seui-annual dividend Of 81 y cent.
payable the 22d inst.
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
failed Saturday pay of the principal Of the In
come bonds Of 1851, upon which, by public notice six
months ago the interest was made 10 cease on Deem
Der j. The for the default are get forth in the
following private circular to the hundhoders:
by resolntion Of the Board Of Msnasou adopted the
oeh Gay ~ q S June @ s CoHssn to issue
cou,s b9ods' mstgig in 1867 1885, and 1851 Notice wss given
scatscu sch Is were ns presented
e soSS G to vi so have b OF Ds S0s 81 @
ieosins only sbOu, unpaid As the prsscn difficulties
due December on the increased capital ock
Reced bs; interest be paid the outstanding Iucoue
oSno o. e 1V;nDeny until JanT sSl and thar all bonds
pons for interest duo on December prSximo viii paid
The rate Of Exchange ut New Orleans on New. York
is 3al y cent discount, which will move gold About
$500, 900 went to-day. At Mobile the rate is y cent
discount TIE Northern Light. from Aspnwall brings
3O0O in specie and the Overland Mail brings advces
of over million on tie way. The Cahawba, from Hay-
ana, has S2l 900 in doubloons The business of the
Clearing House to-day 81 100000 The Commits
sones of the Sinking Fund for the extinguishment of
the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Hudson River Rail
road invite proposals until the 10th inst for the surren-
der of $50 900 Of those bonds that amount having ac-
cumulneu in TIE hands for the purchase TIE books
of the Erie Railroad will open the 10th inst. The
election OF Directors takes place the 9Th inst. Il is
understood that Com Vanderbilt will be- added to the
Board He Ii OF the largest if not the largest
holder OF the securities Of that Company The New
York sgent Of the Cataract City Bank of Paterson
New jersey refused ~ redeem Saturday. The notes
OF The bank are secured by Southern State stocks The
Board of Directors Of the Columbus and Xeniu Rail-
road Company have authorized the exchange of their
y cent Mortgage BONDS at par for the bonds of the
Company due in 1861 and lS62. 1t is understood that
Moree H. Grlmel will be elected President of the Suu
Mutual Insurance Company, 70 all the vacancy oeea-
stoned by the recent deceuse Of a. d. Neilson.
The exports Of Specie Tor the week ending on Sat-
nrday, aud Tor the year, were as follows:
Steamer ieutouia Hanibuig-Cs gold bsrs...... $4,000
PREVIOUSLY reported. e. G5S
,Sn
same IL 1909. bIdOi,
eeLIe
o1nH 'lht IN SdSylV1
The following is a comparative ststemen of the con-
dtOn Of the banks OF New-York City Nov. "a and
nac
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THE pIBERO CASE.

Mr.. +. w. Sims, the proprietor Of TIE SavannaA
Ga) Republican, has written the following letter 70
gentleman in Boston, wherein he gives his version OF
the recent expulsion Of Georgian from the Southern
city.
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TIE receipts at tide water b. the New-York Canals
of Flour, Wheat Com. and Barley, for the fourth
week Of November, 1879 aud 1860, have been as fol-
lows:
Flour bbls Wheat bu- Corr, bu. Barley, bu
1860. 25,l Dt,eU Zs9,SW iio'oD
1889 ........ 5tOt0 oZIiUpo S'SW 90 o."
Dec. 6z 100 Inc. .2i5,tO lac .2l80O Dec 416.JD
Tie aggregates the the above articles 80 Tar Tor
the yeaIs l6tD and lt5y, have teen
Flour bbi% W heat, on Corn, bu- bArey, ou
i9so........l, ,5lIO l6,&JL6s l3'V!oS S.9i'0N
lS5S........ 800 4,oIASJS zoS4,S Jooo'o"
Increase. ZGls0o l3513Uo l0zi2,1O0 t5,7o9
heaneig Flour the in the receipts oil
1861 is equal 3U,o,icv bblS Flour
The receipts lice Of the principal ariciee o. produce
oIu The ieug aid including the J1h dl NO
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TEMPERANCE AEsIyERsARY.-Tfe l1th Anhl'er"1r!
of c.lity iv-i Sous Tenpe Of jersry Clly va
rhr.. lat nghI la tie Second eslyteran Chuic. a.;
ci.e. consisted o. singing AID addresses D. TIE Ae' L p"
Jackson aud Lr. J. ". Wiley