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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10

HAVE this day associated me the Commission Grocery
and Liquor business W L. Slater The business will be
Iucted In the name Of J. W NIPE 4 CO. j. W NlPE,
y MAJ Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
PLANO EXTRAORDINARY.

ID -. TAYLOR has just received another Of DRIGGs
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed on truly ss
enne PHnc9e for strength durability power keep 10 Ians
and 70 retain their tone they superior all Other PAp
they are highly admired by all Who have heard them.
~, ~ TIA LBERG says OF thcmi
he tone Grand and noble. II has capacity sustaining
The sound ngng and is tone or have uey1
heard enctls In Depth purity sympathetic sweetness
GOTTsCHALK, sTRAKosCH, MARETZEK and many o,bs-
eminent Professors say Of them
The tone on the squares equal the best Piano Poes
nov rN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10

To trEE DYSPEPSIA, ta, long been a ..consummation
tsvosty to De wished by the Physician and the patent
que cures ELECTED ly the Uxyeeuaed B.,,srs should
s'y both classes, that uader whatsoever of it, Pros-
al '''' i, disease appears &c readily succum1s TO tLi,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10

L'XTR ORDINARY Auction SALE OF Ca
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity with permission granted By
recent Legislatures Virginia Carolina
ROANOKE Navigation Company WILL 10Th day April 1900
In the Weldon proceed by Canal and
and the said OF Weldon
North Carolina The property consists OF Canal miles long
head Of the falls Of the Roanoke
mating OF the In the Also
miles above and fourth VI mile long which
fall and around Eatons falls With
be lands the margin Of the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all rs privileges and properties between
the Castor and Weldon nrludng Agueuci
Sites every other Thing Thereto appeanng This property
deemed and presents fed capital enter
prise without superior 10 the southern country. There Is
eighty feet and the volume The
the passes the falls Of James River
with Raleigh and with vi mngton the Of exceed
focus Railroads connecing With Richmond with Norfolk
lngy productive An abundance cotton grown in
the nelgborhood supply the demands
ufacius Roanoke region proyrttis
ducion Of corn the upper Wheat which Weldon
| connected by Railroad ana River navigation
Invited 10 examine this property Mr.
residing Weldon, will show to all who to o.
will exhibit map Of the same
TEAMS OF sale Will third third IN SIX months
third In months with Interest deferred paymns a.
| required BY the act OF the State Of ~ C.
THOS. MCGElEE proxy Of the state Of North Carolina,
VIM II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State " Virginia
WM, II. WFSSON, for the Stockholders. .dr2g-ltf
s1s7- The sale wi be conducted BY
WM. PANNILL Auct'r,
Petersburg, Va
Who WILL at time, furnish all necessary Information Ia
gard 10 property, either In person by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Inluenza, H0a essences, Group,
bronchitis 1nClaiont Cdnsum ptiou, and for
the relief OF C0nsump pity" Patients I'm adyan-
cod stages OF the disease.
wide Is the field Of It's usefulness and the IA
SEES OF cures every section Of country abouns
publicly who have been aarng
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by It's When oce
tried It's superiority every other medicine II lis Zoo
ohserYan It's virtues known
the public longer hesitate what andote employ for the %
tresng and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that
are incident climate While many inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been discarded this has GAIN
by every trial. conferred benefits the afflicted they
hia he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
L q IL nLl-L-,-nnrr -.
kG.B. DAVENPORT, Auct

ROCERIEs, &c., AT AUCTtON.-On THURSDAY
NJ 18Th January. vii sell at 10 0clOc At auction
an assortment OF GROCERIES, viz
~ binds Cuba Sugars Of good dry quality
zoo btls New York Syrup
Java COd,e
" D. Rum
Old Rye whisky
Sole Leather
Manufactured Tobacco
Soap, Candles
Western Hams
Green and Black Teas
TfnSs $iOO cash $780, and months credit
approved paper l. 4 G. B DAVENPORT
iaq-tas AucioneeTs.
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SI take this opportunity return sincere thanks to
friends their liberal share Of patronage during the last three
years and solicit for the their continued ayors
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SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE..

HUE Richmond Fire Association strictly Home Institution
with ample Capital aud suspu policies the lives
OF slaves moderate terms good and reliable Compa
The business Of the Company confined exclusively this
STATE and having agencies risk has the personal super
vision Of oil giving better security for the protection Of
the Insurers interests
Parties residing In the country, having negroes insure where
1t nconyenent 10 have them examined IN the city will fun.
shed with all necessary papers, upon application by ua
the Office, No 1861 Main Street doors FROM
where the officers will take pleasure gns Information up
Oh the subject Of insurance
DAVID CURRIE, President
Re- 4. TNrEISs Secretary
de9D-diclm DR. NJ RrRroS Medical Examiner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
yVORCVrGTRD nSrAe
"GET TEE REST ,

GOOD, " III made and properly adjusted PIano
~ FOrtes, very We have been <r<74E<-
selling "NoDe but the Best, for the last H$H<&zX
twenty o1a years aad Ho responsible house IL
possibly Offer safer or better inducements
The most important and improvements have hen .s
effected Ia these Instruments which, home testimony
declares lsce Press spt 1882 them 10 take ia
place OF the costly Grand Piano AZ -
never been good fortune much power
WIN seoh oileAey Of inionadon." T.. p. NASH 4 Co,
OCH Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
BRIGGS PATENT PIANO.. II,

The best goods the cheapest goods and the largest stock
found at the Five STORY BUILDING Nc. 50 Main
de23 Opposite Richardson 4 70 RchmouI Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-10
Nh RUFHVs
!. W. RANDOLPH.

NIELLANG HOT SE-WANTED TO LEASE.
80 -o oNh lEAi. 11alrtfltf dErlng house f1nyr
o. ~ store sllia'r Cor ANAL family such a ora
~ permanent tenant b. obtained by app.yrs %
- IAHDT a WILLIAMS
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PREPARED BY
DR. J; G; AVER Z, d co
SAPONIFIER,

All our remedies for sale by Purcell, Ladd q Co
Richmond and by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine eyy
Vhere (oClg--i2aw cl avn dmOa.s
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1,nR sALE oK ENoHANGR FoR RIcH-

II uOND PROPERTY F,Hg, it Herrico, ~ miles from
Richmond and mile the York River Railroad sd
joining places Rural shades Auburn. etc Tbs farm
contains acres - which cleared we'll enclosed
ana 10 good heart uev comfortable dwelling and all
say out buildings The place and well Of FIRST rae
Ger u che yard. ., , ,
Isprcred the lad clH be divided sabiiydeggd sold with
improvements sait he gsnyensncr Of purchasers
TO one Wishing eacage Agriculture, Horticulture, tie Dairy
business Proximity Richmond makes particularly desirable
The location IS healthy and n-igh6orhood good.
Terms liberal
Fo further particulars address at Rchmondor enquire OF Dr.
isfu--.iy 5 L. HART, VI D.
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II
~ TAYLOR has just received further supply OF
these extraordinary Pianos They are pronounced
by the FIRST artists Ia the United States besides the
celebrated Thalberg, 10 be the best Pianos made
noll At his Music Store ISIS Main street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ARRIVAL OF HAPPY FAsuY.-Eather an unusual
cargo imported here last Monday. Toe soaoonor
fleetwood arrived At this port from Psrs, with family
Of fourteen das board, N them larger
than ar nat have before been Ia this
try. Al laxt tne ssrpents' alive. sud
doing as wei ~ could be expected underltac cIrcun
stances.
FAIR BpsrrT or rHx pooR.--The lailos of n.
Vincent do Paul and been os the pas, two days
holding fair at TT2 Broadway, OF Ninth strect
for the purpose OF raising funds TO aid the poor during
the sevcrties of the ensuing winter. When he hard.
OF tho times oonsidered g-cat will be tho
destuton arising from the large number OF operatives
that have been throsn out OF work-such move nrnts
should be encouraged nv those who have .hs moan,
The well known charity OF the before mentioned ladies'
sufficient guarantee that the work VIII b crrried out
intended The fair viii be continued open to-day aud
TO morrow.
sAron Dpowsxp-Joseph crumback, . sailor, was
accidentally drowned At pier No SO East River on Mon.
day nght by falling overheard fro . schooner AL or
forts 10 recover the body unsvalling.
FrRs IN GRAND srnnr- At about one O'Clock on Tues.
day morning, a nrc was discovered in the fancy dry
goods store Of John A. Bell n No 375 Grand street.
uer Of Sorfrlk street. The flames spread with srsa,
rapdity around tie store, destroying and damaging the
stock 10 the amount Of about f5 COO We informed
by the Fire Marshal that from his investigation and
animation OF the store ~ soon az the hre extin
euished that It's origin under tho counter out how
what caused II matter for him u ascertain. There
Z an insurance on shs stock q ~ 500 in the ioo-ns
$1,000; Mechanics and Traders. % COO Relief, 81 500
The bulding is damaged abou, 5000; Insured.
pRowSrp The body Of . child four years old VII, fell
om the dock foot Of Bridge street. Brooklyn on the 18Th
inst, has bot been recovered Had on plaid psuu and
jacket Deceased resided with his grandfather, Mr. Bry.
son, No 10 John street, Brooklyn.
An AKrunc Eorru FrsAK.-A horse attached 70 an
ssh g 1ss s:S s r,. " S
window 10 front Of Gurneys Gallery Broadway, lsav
s s aa. s q ssso behind s%
plate glass; not tho cheapest luxurics 10 the world
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Cosop~,., OnicS.

srIupx pY HAsouS Tho Coroner was notified 70 hold
nquest At 800 Washington street upon the body Of an
aged man, John Dcn Who committed suiclde by
hanging Dsceased appeared, hal suffered somo pecu
mary Ioftes Of late whch troubled his mind
and caused him 20 become quito mnlancholy and orse
About two weeks hyc, b. disappeared from hs hmse IN
mysterious manper, and nothing heard Of him until
yesvrday mornrg when he returned 70 resistance ap
parcnty IN very low spirits Deceased retired hs bei
Immediately eutring the horse AMI there hang
himself 70 peg 10 the wall The situsioa N Mr. Duncan
not discovered until several after death had
taken paee, thai all chance of rcsusot.ns the body
~ the question Oceased IS age
lived with bis brother al the sbovs number An inqueat
viii probably be held upon the body n day.
CrusHKp TO DEATH NJ MACHINERY -ten lane uash o
girl abou, eight years old crushed TO death ysstsr-
morning a tho ccmb factory of Robart Herring No
le3 West r~eDty seventh street. by her clothing
| IN tho marhluery while the zane In motion rhs
Coroner notified ~ hold inquest rpsn ths body
nRovsye CAsn-C5ronev Jackman held an inquest
No Union court, Univ srsy place. upon the body Of
Ms Bertha Heilnan. VINO died fvom exhaustion pro-
duced by falling oveyboa-d ~ the Fulton Ferry on
day evening Deoeassd quite weak WHOM rescued
from the watey, snd great the sbpck her psYv
GUS svstem snss she never rallied aer~ards verdict,
Accidental death"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
HxYu vrorruvv mo


the Chamber Of Commerce OF Charleston o. Il, as'
quarterly meeting unanimously directed appcat,c to be
lawr. In sccordaOoe herewith tho subjoned memorial
viii be presented At The Approaching session OF the Gene
raj Assembly
To THE HONORABLE THE SENATE AND Hopss or REPRESENTA-
lives or The srAIE South CuaoIISA.-
The memorial OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
city Of Charleston In the state Aforesaid respectfully
eheweih:-
That your memorats forbear 70 enter Al length upon
all The queeons-regious, moral and eoonon oal-.a
volved in the con alterations OF usury but they rspe
tally present, as a fact, that money, whenever
u can be invested without contravention OF the
laws against nsury, 30 ~ TO furnish TO the
owner higher rate Of nIerest than the law permits
upon contracts, win assuredy be invested This fra
quenty occurs In purchasing at . discount bonds or
stocks OF States, OF Corporations and Of individuals
Whilst individuals des1ing 10 oorro at the same dis
count upon their own bonds or notes made for the OK
prees purpose being by the Csury laws prohibited are
unable 70 procure the money, often essential, without
submitting TO most runous sacrfcfs Of property for
cash or 70 most exsrayas.nt ssury from person: who
cause OF the necessity OF the borrower the sk OF loss
and the odum attached These operate 10 drive
out ~ the State large amounts Of money Invested In 70
cuiiLies In other States and eventually depvess the
market value OF state and corporate securities,
well as Of individual secruities
II left without restraint individuals needing money,
and Offering satisfactory security, could fairly compete
In procuring what needed and lenders would prefer
securtes neGer, rather than those remote from home
due regard for existing obligations renders prudent
that the contemplated change should be carefully and
udiciousy made, guarding against suddenly throwing
the debtor into the power OF the crsdtor who though
than the original present rate Of lntereet.
Your memerisss. therefore, pray for such legAlaton
touching ts premises q 70 your honorable body may
seem meet.
And your memorialhts, - in duty bound, win ever
pray.
Done q. Charleston this nineteenth day Of November
1860. By the Chamber Of Commerce ,, 90.
A. o. ANDREWS, President.
W TomAs, Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTEILIGENCR
News from VsnsZuela.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARAcAs, Oct 20, 1890
OTdition Of he Vayious Prorinces-yuio kowaoos and
Ohrs-0op1uors Ordered for rIal-TAs SpusssA
Caims-DihcsdN Bet~eew 00ieials-Departurs Of As
brazilian Charge, de-, dc.
There ID particular variation In aHars The rebaa
the woods and attack defeneeleu sevsIsu,snss
whlo the government progressing although slowly, In
the paciAcaton OF the country.
The condition Of the Oriental provinces may be briefly
stated thm;-The sotos, father and son, aceing frm
Barcelona and Maturin and committing depredatious in
their fight Julio Monagas sought for ths borders 0
Barcelona by Baoa and Adrian. Camera vainy eadsa.
wring TO fight the faction threatening Cumana. Mar
garits and Guayana arc In peaoe
The condition OF the central provinces n about the
same. Here unmoested marsuders, there numerous
bands followed and decmated by Pinto.
In the Occidental Province the faction 10 Ia its last
struggles Barinas viii shortly return 10 rovernmeut
control Merida ready throw herself into the AIMS
Of the authorities and an amnesty has been granted 70
The constitutional reunion this month Of some os Tho
provincial legislatures 10 favorable symptom, animated
AZ they are by proper Spirit.
ordered N trial by the Supreme Court win also be the
case with Jose J Huntz Governor Of MAturin.
to have been Killed have appeared among a.. Certain
claims prove 10 he unjust. others fraudulent Before
making Imaginary claims against Spain must clear the
skHts o. her oan representatives.
Ony one Spanishman OF var remains In watcys.
We owe this release from thor tho Condition
Of European and ueIcso Affairs. whatever may be
mic spsin does nc, pretend 81 reconquer bu. 70 hum
ate vcaezues.
A,sht dalcuIty occurred lately with tho Cnarrs de
Afairf ~ Frame, arising from a publication msdo By
Mr. j. Mendoza relative n the spanish question: but n
was settled bv Mr. Mendoza retiring from his official post
We hone that IA November the may he ended, and
Venezuela once more viii be al peace with hersels
The Ton Felipe Jose pereira Iea Charge do Affairs Of
BAIL left Caracas bearing with him the good wiAhes
and esmen, q his nooe conduc, rom the row
ernmeni ard people Of venezueia.
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rhe Charter Ei.cs,ou.


MOZART HALL SCHOOL AND WARD NOMINATIONS
Thirteenth Ward -Coustabies John J. NuiligAp, ste
phen Smith. sohool o1oers will he nominated this
"wednesday evening
Iotrteen Ward -schoo Inspector, John Roberts, "
Com iss'orer, John Collins; Trustees, Thomas Cas-
FVh Ward School, adjourned I'LL Wednesday; oor.
stable, u Jackson
Eiskn Ward School, adjourned I'LL Friday; Consts-
blss. r Reid. J, Armstrong.
Er,~~fh Ward -srhool and Constsbles afiour,ed
FbtutA Ward The Convention met at No. II Roosevelt
street last everpg brf adjourned I'LL thursday, without
Cd. c,irg q non,rstiou.
srn Ward -rhe Nominating Committee n this vard
NE, last evening at "a Elizabeth street, hut a5,urnod
till Wednesday 10 dsy) without nominating any one
Pfh ward adjourned till Wednesday.
Rehh Ward - .djourned tn Friday
sr,n'h Word -Adjournej until 10 night
r-h Wsvd -Aejourned until n night
N,nn wo-s-For Alderman, Charles Chlpp.
sfrtseah Wrtd-A committee consisting of nine dele
sns met last evening No IA Seventh for the
rurpo~e OF nom ratnv school officers n stsred hy
one OF Delegates that the rsmmanyes dceirous
republicans OF the ward had exprcssod themselves 10
the eject that they would support the nominations made
by the Mozart party for school officers, provided the
nominees were educated and eligible FIR Office. On
motion q committee of three appointed 70 confer
with the Tammanyiiss, AMI the Convention Adjourned Ill
10 morrow evening
Union NOMINATIONS.
Nineenh Ward -commissiosers-Dcnns McCarty
lorrv tern: y Ford, short term fnspcctor-N w.
uorepey. rrustees-rhos. McNsnns, long torn;
DANIEL Gallagher, long term John Cuvey, short
term. Cousiabies-John Mahoncy, John xc6lYnn.
Aclpxxr ov Hrsic The pres s unsnimous IN praise
of IN Juivep and the Of Ulmsn agan Ia Tho AZ
oendant Second performance Of" Ia Juive 70 night
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tfrrroor p,~emsbip Rsrrnors-Mr- Cpllin- ard
am MS Munn. Children snt nurse NJ Tooen ,ay chn
drsr stalknsem ard ehilsr~n mrs naven
royt Henry Davenport Hewitt Mr. Hewitt Mrs acnmil
ara ehih Was prrington kss 9sheld Robt Rohve Rev
Wr vsrnrry Mr. knseley. Capt Mum. Brush. John Rms
sell Iores, Robt Broohs, O'Conrov, VIM Dsv Hs-
hr md Jas ovtfton. John overion Thcs Howard and IN
In n. seersge.
p.rArzAs-Stssmship M,snzss-Mrs Balou. Mes.ys
Rwnren. ThJmp~cn. usyman. 9eo xveret, " How
srs De1o~sa Chss Arry C.lapa Docs. Frank fon,
Il Tcnyelis, fsey, morton. Birmingham Aynla,
n Davis " Desson.
p,crsorp-a,esmshiu RoaroSe-Jos y Witches ID = Cr-l
I'm Mr., wlofer Miss wAisn. joe A sesv-ll and ady
ves, ard key Murphy, Campbell, o Brady.
NitlaA-narh Chntooia whsht-J 0ooSn, lady and Two
children, Pna
DyrARTvRgu.
Rfcrporp Ao-Heamship Jamestovp-wm n Dsdd, wm
A eodfrey, = wnhsns Hnrch cole, wnlismssn, wm
WOOD J Valentino. Valentine, Cnehbuvn. y u Jc~fsn.
-We srd sanshier o Krump, Neehsn use r; Yowtea
d Chandler. q w1se, Howard Z Plank ' Wells. y
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ITALY.

There was no movement Of importance.
There wa report thai conspiracy nad been DISCO
yered at Gse,a sgaiust Frsacis H. Two oesr and two
men were shot.
The Official Piedmontese 0dr>se of tho 18th, Gays that
tho Nespotlns uncer General ssreano had proposed TO
rsut the surrender Of Tho Neapolitan troops, who
ned ouside Of Gscta, consisting Of ten ba,sons OF
chAsscurs and regimen! Of cavalry. Fault reected tho
proposition
Arer combat the 18Th, the Bourbon troops re.
cp,ersa Gaeta M The sardinans took up positions
rouni the town. Tie ssrrisor Of Gaela consisted OF
eirntso baauious, but dssps,ch that two
merchani seane, oarryDg the Frencn coors, had left
Gseta, win troops, ,.supFossd for O,veta veoshis
The Azzsroni al Nsples esndused In dtmons,raiion In
favor Of Gsribadi and the Dictatorship aod were dis
persed by The troops.
Victor Emanuel had prohibited The destruction OF For;
stalmo.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
soO>ys>NN>~rNNNy~N~NN~oN~
ARRIVAL Or IHe ARABIA Ar AAllFAx.
-FOUR DAYS LATER.
Safe Arrival OF the Prince
OF Wales.
THE TINAr2CIAL CRISIS,
&ess ke., -.

HADAx, Nov. n, 1880.
Tho steamship Arabia, from Liverpool ten A. NJ 17th
via Queenstown afternoon Of Ish arrived Al this port 81
four O'Clock this sfterncon.
The Prince OF Wales dect had arrived. Tho details
perenced head winds and bad weather during tho entire
passsge The vessels within days sail o.
Engard on the 9th, when heavy gale prevented any
further progress; they hat only another weeks pro
Visions boord, and the royal party for the last few
days, lived on at and preserved provisions The party,
however landed all well and Prince reached Windsor
Castle on the evening Of the 18Th.
The return Of the Prince % the theme Of congrc-
taa,oryedtornls by The press generoly, and the re
r,tinn Of warm complm nts 10 tho American people.
The I6Idnp TINES rays that the Prince, while showing
the feelings Of true bora Englshman has elcitei tte
feelings OF all ruo Americans, and 80 brought the two
sce TO face, and made th esl tina. they brothers.
that the Duke OF Newcastle is 10 receive
the order OF the Garter IN the GIT OF Her najesy
owing to the death OF Richmond.
The eIprss mail from Glasgow for London when
It untfpeed into ts,e train the Trent vals y
'alwsy Nine pei sons mostly drovers and thirty bead
OF cattle, were killed All tie passengers mracul,usy
escaped unhumed
The Empress Eugenie arrived In London on the lith
ps and remained there two days In the aIces incog
nito she II make q visit TO S,o,and In the hope Ct
repairing her impaired health.
me Bishop Of Worcester lie dead
The steamship City OF Washington, from New York,
arrived al Queenstown on the 1o!h inst
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.


The minimum rate Of discount raised by the Bank
OF srgand On the 18th instant 70 ak per cent although
no gold was Withdrawn that day and has been SINCE
mi. movement seegraphed 10 the hank Of France,
and the contemplated additional wthdrawsi .more gold
900, Bank Of Engand byl,hai bank was suspendea.
soldI othe value Of fb7o o0o arrived on ine
Ish which was immediately bought for the Rank n
ode tns .emporail, prevented any arlhsr
sI.~s's rom the Bank Of England.
there was confidence in ns ncAl circIes on Fri.
day and The funds slightly m,r0ved, closing firm. The
con tnuea 10 present an1ons and
go appearance and uoibusness had been dons LTlo
90. ems minimum, and In many cases os cent was
s,s sst rate Iui ne isken Three moniTs pa.
per was rot.nsgo,abe below per cent and month .
Sansr srer cent The cunt OF business one the
n.,E % friday although notsn ountng 70 a presslre
WAS large On the siock exchange the rate foi short
lo,rs soverpmsut security, was aaout -four per CO
=. r ,dvces say that although tne pressure .or roo
~ rns S1ok Of France continued that establishment lsd
ss15ed not TO raise Of discoun
n.i per oeuI ior the presert u though. the R1
OF France woui continue t. obtain gold supplies from
England but the 7swes city article maintains thls
need excite no uneasness although the drain oa the
B.nk or France the statement Is said nave be,
immense
The ,hares Of the Grand Trurk railway, of Canada,
ralllel three per cent, on tho len