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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
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sesrs wsring, smhh chs,l.s.n-so ready sotAco
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Steamship yorro~n Parrish Richmond 10 ~,n sass ans
pa~snEers 70 Ludam Heinshea- 2isi inst OF Old POINT
p,s,ec sssTsht ssmes.o~n hepee 70, Nor ok &c
passenE-rs, 70 n b Cromwell A 90.
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with-rsther more than half that OF The United |
States, France or England. This would 90 npel
the 5S5 $40 white inhabitants Of the new nation
To tax themselves-in some shape or other-for
the support Of their government, at the rate Of
about SIS head per snnum. 1t b possible that
this might he found an onerous tax, especially ~
besides this the jndcious government Of the slave
population under the new regime would involve an
additional Increase ofexpense. Certainly, in com.
parison with what is paid by the people of other
nations, the above sum-though no exaggerssion-
seems quite large. At present the people Of the
United States pay about 81 per head per annum for
the support Of their government; the people OF
England - 10, or thereabouts the people OF
France about 90 rs; the people Of Spain about 81;
the people OF Russia about 81 SO.
lnreply to several inquiries, we beg 10 state that
the condition Of the Erie Railroad il better than
any one could have expected twelve months ago.
When the road went into the hands OF receiver,
year and quarter since, it owed over million
dollars floating debt for back pay TO men. &c, &C.,
besides very large sum for arrears of interest
on bonds. The whole Of that million of dollars has
now been paid Off and all the arrears Of in
terest due on the first, second and third mort
gage bonds have also been paid, with the excep-
ton of one coupon, which will be paid IN the
course Of the ensuing month. The receiver will
probably begin 10 pay the back interest on the
fourth mortgage bonds in the of January or
February. The road is in excellent order; a large
amount Of money has been laid out during the year
u new ties, new iron, &C. The business this fan
has proved Unexpectedly large aud the prospect
Of large winter business is also good. In the
present month, it is expected that the receipts viii
be as large as those OF October-nearly 5000 600.
Some time in the course of December the Long Dock
will at last be opened for business. This improve
ment will be great saving of expense to the
company, and will give them unusual facilities for
getting their freight forward. When it il opened
the Erie will be considerably the shortest route
between the seaboard and the lakes.
We beg 10 draw attention to the advertisement
OF Adams Express Company respecting collections
in the South, East and West.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $26,o79,6o2 IS, and the balances
81, ASS, o59 As.
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are
made, shown by their last statements, i. as fol-
lows
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRfUAt

NEW RirATs HAVANA -stsanship Bisnvie-Nrs BAy.
nsou Mn Rose SarsellL Wells and lady Beeoe Miss
B~eae Fanshawe, II Dounen Mrs. otlly and caushar
Capt WnlLama NJ hcrb@etry mrs children
u Books Ind lacy, Mr. Warner, A GAdig jose Fus,sr
Leon AvArado Ruiz Jno MAchsdo, jacobson, Helen
9eAry Casper BetaI court Medina, soler, lanAn,
7 Lfvng ston Chs Tileston.
RcHxorp, &o-Steamship Yorhtouu-C wbeiton, p s Ie-
kss fegrxm, Coz Brown United States army; Mr.
I BAIdsen, Mrs 0ouper,s y m Russell r kovce, "
whitthurst. Hess Foster krs apt Russell niece
Levi Bailey, " MeKiel John Kirkland, whteworth
and II In the steerage
DEPARTURES.
RICHMOND. &c-sHamship hnsnose-T x Risn VIM Hun
unsdon, Hllss Brewer. berry Plume Nc lreyrr vm
os,ishsm Robert Blossgham, NcKenns, Iinalher-
and In the ste~rAse
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In view OF the approaching meeting OF the
Southern disunionist conventions. It is worth While
10 lock into the statistics OF the States which pro
pore TO separate from the Union. Five States are
said by the South Carolina leaders to be ready for
secesson-to wit: South Carolina, Georgia, Flori.
IA, Alabama and Mississippi. No one has claimed
North Carolina or Louisiana, or Texas, or Arkan.
sas, or any of the border States, As belonging TO
The iisunionisis. II there be any secession, ii can
hardly embrace any but the five States VIC have
enumerated. These i've contained a, the time Of
Me last census-and the population has not mate
rally increased since then--l ,5Gs, so white
people; rather more than the population Of
the Duchy Of Baden, but less than that OF
Hanover, or Saxony, or wurtembcrg. or Tuscany,
Or the Kingdom Of Denmark Numerically con.
Idersd, the new Southern republlc would be
about half as important State ~ Canada and one
hird a. powerful a. Mexico. Its area. however,
would be vast-not less than 2t3.lii square miles
sbout the same "a that Of the empire Of Austria
considerably larger than that of France and twice
~ large as that Of the kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland. This extensive territory would prov.
both an advantage and hurthen. An advantage.
because il would prevent pauperdom. and with
proper systems OF cultivation, would enable the
citizens Of the Southern republic to become gene.
rally prosperous, and even rich. Bu' burthcn.
also, because Il would vastly increase the cos, Of
their naval, military and revenue service. very
large force would have to be kept under arms to
prevent smuggling. and to keep 10 check aboli-
sonist enterprises from the North: besides which.
The prospect Of hostlities with the United States
would oblige the new,nation TO establish at once
ne nualeus OF a powerful armv We have ALWAYS
been able 70 dispense with an army, because there
has never been Power on this continent formi.
dsble enough to be feared. In the event OF se.
session both sections would necessarily be forced
70 prepare for the contingency Of war II would
therefore. be absolutely necessary for the new
nation 10 set about building navy and mastering
m army as soon as it, separate national existence
was acknowledge. Under the circumstances,
II is not likely that the expenses eft government
would be lees than $50 600 900 year 70 begin
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sasroGatss Once.
Before Edward Q West, Surrogate
WILL or ,. BrRr1s sErpsour

his ~'ll wss offered fcs probate some weeks NO ana
Yesterday vas Ne day which eit,cs Of the o..
returned The teetascr died leaving r-opr,v \, N.
smour' 81 come $500 coo vhioh be beoues,bed ~ hs
son, Wihnm l. ekdmofe, With the eyoept,op Of s10o
sh'h Be ordered 70 he given 10 HE osush~y us,ts n
9d-c's, ~bo, spresrs. married With ut his sppvovrl
sis 70 contssfs the probate 81 the will and eIs,os
Nsr ,tsre 81 the property Of the osceased ma - :
expected 70 be cce Of considerable Interest
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JIntk lf0hAHAMh pktfSfON-NhApY. BoOlu AND
90. rorrLUSskD.
The Alsermsnie oomnusee, oosssssns ~ Aldermen
Brady, Bo!e ard Fst, spsoi1ted N wh~r~
shcuu o. he city dspo~ns end ne s~ov-t q ln.ervst
paid on them, met yesterday Of ncco, ~ l.s, time
hey were all In atsepsanoe. ara ~stes patiently for
about bali hour The secssa of jsss. ngr~
ban. a. 70 whether tbey he's power 70 summon The usy
Chamberlain. NJ piass, 70 appsar before them and fr
nsh The dssircd nforratos
me Judges decision 81 9Th arrived ard me sn
povsry dvcounturc Of the commisiee % wss annouboed
70 he adverse 70 them me Court dcclded thai ne
statute requires The oommtiee 70 he srro,a - by the
Common Couuc and the, Tho requirement not CERTIFIED
BY tht appointment ~ The Bard Of sla~fmen TIE Con
un,ee must be spponsed By the Ioui scsss a po,h
baffs and the too Boards p OF Inersslv~s 10
sppoirt committee; bot ory By ,b~tr INIT settsu
= car be appointed with authority n compel me Cty
Chs nh.rlsn 70 appear and give evidence The Cou Ia
umshd als,, IN the decision h.t soald NJ us.~>s A
originate proceeding which would fall hrvoxb aefeca
In The sppointm mt Of . committee.
When the decision became known 70 the COMMITTEES n
vas evident that they had arrived at the coz uroo az
v e oourss % 'ar ~ their authority exs~naed Ansr
shovt consultation therefore they a1jowsed their .rt
ng s,rs cihe chairman sspg hs d.s~y a stloo
70 have smother committee Aypointei without delay
shich viii have full power 70 ish fcevNrd lhe lnvsssl
gator.
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The Pitsburg Chronicle very earnestly and -x,Iv
urges the business there 1t onoe 10 ma -. ,ro-
VISION for compromises with the holders OF tho e;,v
and county bonds. We saote:-
n In patent 70 them al that must Ell - 60. .cr.
promise or ,optend against the laws ~ ~. nn,vsr..I
oytp Inn u tho country for lsrs Year, az N INA o,.sy
cod iae~poA very expensive 1890 and Sio
ouSed 10 nocn longer, WIN ooss a. A. we Already o~e
n back Interest.
The present circulation Of. the Ohio banks com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THrRsDAy, Nov. Tsp n
AsBE The market was steady, At 6Ac for both Sorts
Win imite1 sslss
bksAneTrFy~ -Flour-rhe market. der the influence
Of be bsik arrangement, was active prices
more euol ant, peoisliy for the medium and
grades The ssss emhr aced about 10 600 bba closing
nj thtn the s.ax,nS o.. NJ
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canadian bur vac nrmer AND In fair demand, with
Esiss ~ 40 pbs at % Is . 81 Is for exu. brands
southern nrspds 10 better requ,sf active
shhs prios ~cre without change Of momsut RE
aor ~ss ,eSav, with sales q 40 Dos NJ - % ~ 10
crn neal S1s steady, With Of anoul 900 900 pon
~ pricca vhhin The OF the ABOVE nsurs Wh. at
End prices ~ere armer ana inc unsyxet
ccssu .. advance previous sales en-.
brNcsd sout ~ ooo 90 eco bas bets % Mnn gan
sno ndisns ~hto a. 81 30 81 IS; red Western 81 "a
'or coumcn ~th choice reported 81 35 choice red
i1rs bMd n 81 30, Canadian clun Il 81 10 81 laa
81 10 ~ sn~sCAee eIe, and 81 OF 81 10 Tor ordinary
sod thicAso spring Corn wa hrDsr AGO active.
sses embraced about rs 600 SO ooo ,usoes al eac
CO. for NessrB mxed. an and store an az o7c
e'he. na,sy y. 70 rsr request and ~as held ~ith
,~aAas lsst a. eoo : Csc o-r IN Ar demand.
sih lar s.'.s Al ole prices Re-sae Of 5000 bushels
oos,s quiet ard sales limited email lot Of $50
esss "a innings a. lie ai2ho
t0rrus The market can DlIed rather s.esdineu
undsr The nnnsnc. % the foreign more
Wquiry ne ssle@ en- brsceo snout 800 bales quoted
on ne h@s " sscui IKE lie Tor niddiipg up.sads
fkrGHr --haIss Sert loser, while II tn.
the soipu.nu 70 hsish ports ~ere Considerably In.
creased To Ioncon wheat wss reported to the ex~n,
u about $50 COO susbes within the OF l5i led
~ snpt bess, ana onrn 90 ~ LEI . l5f sth some
nour Al To Liverpool about so eco bushels oorn In
spd 2c 600 90 60 bushels o. ~n.a, IN snps saxs al
isd a3hd ana coo Dos four Al o. Cd, and 100
sa Win 20 oo ou.s.,s sbs., IN mp. bays sna COO
eos -four a :, sd 100 tercrs Il 4. and $50
uerrss rice 81 s7s OF vessel taken up FOR FAl.
mouth 70 lsd 9Th wheat ii lbi 10 ships bsss vcs
Gel for DIRK snd orde's, and another for fast
ported APT aysssei ~S las zen up with % 600
bUshels brat foo Glasgow Gp q
FAY ~S uDehstsrd and sales limited al SOC $50 ror
shiiprs lots Fnr city u-e pri,ss rsngrf from SOC 81
suiAfess The s.lcs we're onnnDed " 50 bhh Or.
ssns nrv crop Of ESQ ana 90 90 q a.
NAVAL Srosss we're quiet and no sales moment were
reprried
fsovrposs -Po-k There better Demand
snc s.ts rather active rne psles yer. COO
nn~ shout TO 500 bbs fte sie 81 for me-s ana
~ $40 30 Sill prime B~ef arm Hnd 10 fair de
msna, with ssles o. 900 bos. al % rs $40 Tor re-
pseked and :, sii fir sxtra. Rs-f hams qass
fh . SIS. Prime mess was nominal. 100 sides
o. reposted ~ N nc and sas~d shoulders
MeLc Lara vD stsaoy aoa IN far Seu.snd, with sales
~ socnt $50 bhs ~ i2c. i2I. Butter and cscose
unchAf ecd
Rr quiet ard sales limited small lo,s. ., shout
&c. AK
Streams -rse m.rtet quiet and ioss unaltered
~hile s,les were confined N sosot $50 hads
WHrEU there 80 some b~tkr demand, and Lhc
sa'es embraced about tto btls 81 lsAs iso
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Annexed is the statement Of the New Orleans
Total SO 500 ,aa1 10 $50 o2o 1882 o2a 10 217 IS

ToIAI. w 5s5 ,45T IU,S5O ,U25 7bs2V24 10 2T 6SI
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due TO distan, banks, the latter
being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown
The new era., 1860-06-28
l. S. PILLSBURY s. CO.,

W holesale and Retail Deaers in every description OF
Heavy and Shelf Hard Ware, Stoves and I'm
. Ware, Iron and Steel. Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
Cordage, Sheathng Paper, Cables, Chain Pumps,
Saws, Butchers Files, Leather AMI Rubber BE Belt
ing, Blacksmiths and Mechanics Tools and WIN
dow Glass. Also, Agent for GAGE, PoRTERs
s. Co.. s Circular Mill, u Cut and Pitt saws
Wilder's Safes, Lake Huron Grind Stones, ETC.,
St Anthony, Min. jan26n3yl
The new era., 1860-06-28
j. &. PUTNAM,
REGISTER OF DEEDS * co. AUDITOR
PUTSAM HOUSE,

BSg Lake, SherbmrHs County, .Minneeota,
DAYS taxes for non-residents, and procures
n Patents from U. s. Land Officers, on Re-
ceipt, or Registers Certificate, sent him. For
pateuts from Land Officers received and recorded
charge, $l,00. For paying taxes. 10 per cent. on
amount Of tax All business entrusted TO him will
be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Big Lake, Sherburne Co., Jan. 1860, Iyi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
THE GOOD WORK GOES
wRAVELY ON!
sHONEST ABEn rs THE MAN
FOR THE PEOPLE.

POle-RRising at BasCom.--The Re.
publicans Of Hopowell and vicinity will
ervct beautiful lincoln Pole ut Bascom. on
next Saturday, Sept. lst at O'Clock =. NJ.
The people will be addressed BY J.R. Hord,
d. +. De Wolf aud others.
Let the Republicans of Clinton, Seneca.
Loudou, jackson and Liberty. turn out and
assist.in the good work
Z POle-naising ne Republic. c.--Thc live
Republicans Of gallant Scipio arc not to be
outcome They purpose erecting a Lincoln
pole, nearly 200 feet high, at Republic, on
next Saturday, Scpt lat, At 2. N.
Hon. Q. X Watson will speak on the occasion
and there will be a parade Of the Linculu
guards, anda tOreh-lght procession in the
evening
POle-Raising at II. N. NiohOl's.--
The Republicans Of Eden aud Seneca Iro.
pose erecting pole, in honor OF the old "Rail
Splitter" at The residence Of II. NJ. Nichols,
on the Negrotown Road, about SIX miles
south Of Tittn, on the afternoon Of Saturday,
Sept eth
Speeches will be made BY Moses @. Gibson,
John heaton aud others.
Pole. Raising at Knousn's Cornors.--
The Republicans Of linton Up. will erect
tall Lincoln and Hanilin pole at Knouse's
Corners, on the Coe Road a. miles hast
Of ! lifn, on Saturday, Sept. let, at , clock
Speeches will be made by L. Adams aud b
+. Oge ami the Glee Club will discourse
good music.
Let there be large turnout.
POle-Raising nc Mohawk. k.--The Re.
publieans Of Eden aud Clinton will erect a
handsome Lincoln pole at Mohawk, about 3
miles South Of THIN. on Saturday, Sept lst,
ut 3 P. NJ. The ladies ARE particularly in
yited.
Speaking by Lee, Patterson aud others.
Poie-hnising at COe's.--The Young
America Republicans of Clinton township
will erect tall Lincoln pole on the old Coo
farm, about a mile cast OF TifFin, on Saturday
Sept. sth, at 3 O'Clock P. M.
Speaking by Lee and Adams The Glco
CluO will be on hand aud will discourse "elo.
queut music" Those who like to participate
in "a big old time will all be there.
Pole. Raising at Umsteads.-Thc boys
will erect a handsome Lincoln Hamlin aud
Carey pole ut L. Z. Umstead's, about three
miles down the river, ON Saturday next, ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.


Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the sue
cess which this article has attained. For
rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises
sun Joints, or Gnlds, Spnin, Pole Evil, and
SwcllinRs upon Horses, Il has no equal No
person viii be without II who hns once tested
It's va luc, "And with reference to the gencr.
al estimation Of the Mustang Liniment, cnn
cheerlully say that no article ever performed
50 many cures IN our neighborhood' as this
I. w, SNiIn, Ridgefold, Conn" S. LEircH.
Esq, uyde .PIsrk, ~, writes, " that the horse
vino but since the free use of the Mustang
Liniment ! have sold him for $3.50. Your
Liniment Is doing wonders up here" Such
testimony is reaching us every day. The half
8 not told. Every family should have it,
Beware Of limitations. The genuine Mustang
is sold by all respectable dealers througout
the world
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, N. Y.
aug3 In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
BOOK NOTICES.

Harper, for August, has been laid upon
onr table by the enterprisiug publishers. We
always open Harper with a keen relish, well
knowing that we shall find rare literary
treat beneath it's coyers. The present is a
sterling number, full Of good things. aud
should be read by everybody. 50 a year -
Address, Harper 4 Bros, New York.
LADIES' Home Magazine.--It always
affords US much pleasure TO notice this high
moral.toned magazine. II is without rival
in its particular field. The ladies should all
take it. 50 year. 7. s. Arthur 4 Co., pub.
fishers, Philadelphia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
Two bad Gases Of scronnla Cured.

Nav YoRE, June no. 1859.
NY daughter, two and half years old
suffered, since her birth, from scrohila, boil,
oppression OF the stomach, aud luss ol appe.
tte ] am using Peruvian Syrup in her case
and am happy 10 cay she Is rrsturcd To health
The same was with my youngest boy, Ru
dolph, eight moalhs old. He suffered honi
Scroiului his ears were sore, and he had on
dihercnt parts Of bis body, ecabs Of a dan
gcrous character used the Peruvian Syrup
two weeks, aud my pretty boy is perfectly
welli his ears are sound aud his entire body
is itee lrum scabs, etc., etc
X, WlEZCORK, ID. D., SO West dat st.
The writer Of The above is an iatelliFent German
clergyman, Hndt' highly estcemed BY bis peoplo.
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toxide OF Iron, a new discovery in medicine.
aud strikes at the root Of disease by produ.
clng healthy blood, the source Of ali vitality
N the human orgtnism, For sale by al
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llinh' Ohio' augl7 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31

EVEN Those who arc In the enjoyment Of perfect
n'HNh requenlyhavc need 10 have rocourss TO ouics
a. prsN'nuNyt OF disease. We urs never too we'll ~.
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tF5 See advertisement in another column.
augl7 I'm