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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CoMPT&oLLsBss DFf1uE )
City Of New Orleans. May a. 1860
- mo. 5lSA1
Rered That the Comptroller be and he hereby
sdjadicAe the two following contracts che lowest bidder
for each separately nfEer five days notice in official ion
said works 70 be doe in accordance with specification
surveyor and the dudcsos to be u, the
rejection Of the Common Council -
for constructing brick sidewalks borderet by
snbs,ones and cutters on both sides Of Girod street
contract for constructing brick sdewaEs berered by
and woeasn CUTTERS on both sides Of Washington
avenue, from Geodehildren 10 ST. vide strtet-
tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE.
~ PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
issheai# J. o. NIxnN,s
Approved Nay Is. 1866 'ss''s's s'sa'a u eaelnien
siEnedl GERARD sFITH Mayor
Notice hereby given That MONDAY IN ns Tne lsd0
tracts = $50 " WIG Anp'e Noii-
Myas II v. pupI,rss,s e.as,..n..
EUH G0NOksRHlA, GLEEr WEAK NRss; PAINS
= IN the Back, and ali Urinary Affections -NNN''
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SPRtIsfe SIN m
TlONThs world renowned preparation Cures an aAson.
VI the generetfse whether chronic Pbys
clans OF England of France and OF Il,
efficacy, Thousands Of sufferers have relieved Nv a.
Purely vegetable u composition It Il en-
aeions The system becunes nrigorned debiatsd
body and depressed miad are restored 70 energy
Sole for Ehs Unigsd States,
W ~ Apnthesprr NJ fsarin New Crisar.
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CpEcIEICATIONs FOR TILE CONTRAC,

Notice. is hereby given that 800, Of May
mp MA Il Y DUPLESsIs Comptroller.
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+ Isign7edl

Approved April g. 1860.
Signed GERARD ATITH Mayer.
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YIN 4 Ii fS q. j1TT6RNFys AZ LAW AND
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas vii COL
ect Claims in Mi the Southern part Of the shte.
References-A J. Tniy Co.. Gampha Strong, j. Burn
ade Go, c. Il sloearnb Co., w A. Violet Co.. r. W
Rayne, Soaring Scott Now Orleans Hdison Robertson
Co. VIM. WraV "a, New Work J Iippineott Co, FA
aleirha pvhfifVe
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BUREAU pu GARDEN PoRr QuATRlEaE DIsrRfcr,l
Mai 81 1860
TIN LOT DE FERCHEs a etc trouve sur
l Flattoa Landing de Dsrc tnlmagane rue do Ia
Nouyelle Leyte entire les Secnnde froene 81 es
des perches rtclamees par proprietae ees
Beont vendues encan lie sAMEDi de JUN 1860 l9 beures
A. NJ. IT. ID. KEEN,
ms2s Tor n6nute Garden du Port
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Nv as brOught To the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of IL, l8fH the black RANDOLPH, Says he
leg, and Is about is IL years Of age =
The will call and claim property according
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
HENRY DuREL,
my4 l5 For Comptroller.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-29
Shipping Sntelllqfnff.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER %


Arrived
Steamship Baltimore, Greene, from Havana Odd inst
fruit to Friend, Ricketts, Co.. sugar to Spence Rein
and W Bruno Sons, and segars &C. to sundry other
persons Spoke Sept 26h lat 80 As lon II So schr no
Lee, of Philadelphia; 9th, off Hatteras at 425p m
passed steamship with painted ports bound South lin
the Chesapeake Say off Smiths Point three deeply laden
ships, and OIL Point Lookout schr Petre Havana
all bound up. Left in port bark Kate Lincoln Hughes:
brig Patterson Knight, both from Baltimore schr
Henry Travers Wyatt from Charleston and Others The
arrived at quarantn at m 9th -N
Strs 0ctorara Mclaughlin, from New York mdse IN 7
mdse to do.-Geo Peabody, Pritchard from R;cb
mond, mdse and passengers to Brandt, Jr-AdeIa;de
Cannon, Norfolk, to N Falls.
Schrs Mignionette, Travers, from Georgetown g q
to W Rhoads x Son; lumber to A Perry & Co Pc
tre Nelson IL days from Havana to Friend Riokets l.
Co; sugar to -.-Zeno, Fields from Pbiadelnb;a
mdse to Brown, Jr--Black Monster Haines from
Charleston cotton, hides lumber &C. to Penderqast RIOS
Maryland, Wilson, from Charleston, Gotten. &c. to
Chas Pendergast.
Cleared.
Steamship Ben DeFord, Hallet, Boston via Norfolk
L Higgins.
Strs VIM Woodward, Cundif, New York, A Sbriver
john Shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia, do-Ade-
laide, Cannon, Norfolk, NJ Falls.
Ship Parthenon, Mclean, Matanzas, Morrell 4 Ran
dali.
Banks Columbia, (Brem) Semcke, Bremen, Bros Bon
inger.-J Chadbourne, Massen, New Orleans, Hes
len & Rogers.
Brig Caroline, Padelford, Charleston. Dobbin Co..
Frances Jane, Krch, st Johns, R, Kirkland Chase &
co-Helen johnson, Elizabeth, East coast Of Africa,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
WEST lNDIEs.-Schr. r. ". Troh.-.6O0 bbls -four $50
DO meal zoo bushels corn, 5000 shingles Is 600 feet
lumber, 500 boxes candles, 25 kegs butter
ST. JOHNS, p. R.-Brig Frances Jdne.-150 bbls -four
90 do rye hourlO 6bls pork boxes do hhds tobacco
boxes behring's 2S bbs pork 40 kegs butter 200 kegs
lard 800 reams paper go bills onions 60 do beans 10
bbls. apples, spars 100 bbs. mackerel
EAST COAST OF AFRIcA-Brig Relen.-1 100 bbls -four
20 bbls sugar. bbls peas do barley les bbs bread
AS bushels wheat 300 do oats IS dozen shove
hardware 81 prsd fruit IS boxes tobacco 10
clocks 30 kegs nails $50 boxes candles IS bush beans
copper kettles
pkgs. pipe. '
box mdse. $40 bags bark ''
HALIFAX, N. S-Br. briq Linnst 1s5 bhIs e
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

Enthusiastically Baltimore 900 oranges If
punches bananas case cigars baskets fruits Friend
VICE Co. cases cigars, C. G. De Garmendia do
"m howell y Son; 29l boxes sugar, Spence Reid 40
bales tobacco A. Seemuller Sons $50 boxes sugar
9asket irnit, +. W. Bruue & Sons l case cigars VIM.
apples, Chas. Cola. f
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH.-Brig Rio Grande.-135 2l1 feet timber
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR PETERSBURG Gvia CITY
@ THE steamer "GFO PEA
DILL Is now receiving cargo, and will leave iobt &
Far frsgbf NJ AFTERNOON Sept 2gth at o'coek
1t nm j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
--- TN Light street wharf
- FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ce1viT @1aaazThe steamer "GFO PEABODY,i Is now 70
6AY ESSTgo and will eav. Light street wharf noT IT r
Passage and fare only "a -'i' Ct j CLOCK
For freight passsges snnl, 70
1t J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
III Light VIII
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE.
= c,,-.. CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
box....-,.,, ~ . Baltimore, Nd
me most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the city
were the best assortment every article the
ca ne can be found and positively the only establish
ment In Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTS can
De made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire.
sS.h Successors - I'LL nnair q - b.
4 THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS >''
and
GLOBES
. 81 THE LARG EST ASSOFTNENT OF TIE aRovE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ''iH &N""' II
PETER WALTER,
lro-,uo.,.. 10 W. Pratt street
BLUNT, New York. L. SaS "a. >"
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3&tl 8uaas.
Ess g Go PHILADELPHIA,
'-3saA-SsSsD-4ace WIN lNGTON AND

iEss @ szzSs rmHIILADELPHIA,
~ ssEIEe IL #saaFi na45thoz6:
hs vii eze 4RRE ~ sTRfEF fq p6 2F
DAILY Iexeept Sunday as follows, VIZ Dff
ETxEEET$ EA{ Vii # s sss r Way MAIL at 1918
New 9S Y S1NP Tr.Ts s: >, only AZ trains connect with
Freight Train, with Passenger Gar attaehed leaves at
d Stopping at al! Stations between Baltimore and
From 81 PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at 81s A. Ml2M
DELAWARE RA FkRakDI E9F S sA$BURr AND IN
viz ny esYng IN 10 Is H. train will connect at Wilmington
Sewe e Rmn ran daily s sunday for stations
IhgIsd avs ana Saturdays for Milford; on Mondays Wsd
stoPover check rom GSnd aC0E al Send ~
R sts6b IN hM@ngtpn and take the A. ali
EoIICEAll colored persons, sener bond or free will
HPs RfiSR
20 the company before they will be over any
ST ST. WV. CRAWFORD, Agent
% - xlry WE X1 E \, .o
oFEs o F1 SSKksshhaE s2i Rf4f65xxF0Ah
g sns F GSSs Staten a%n and
Stages r. Mampsisad Manchsssr fancy
Also for Westminster from the P. # tsan ''.', ''1n
u $50 FOR = TIE Z =
x5EfHz ASP oIS4 2f 5FFR AYlE5Syf
SUMNER ARRANGENENT.
n....., CHANGE OF HOURS.
md the TfsH da dy at M for
al parts
Sas Neg 2k and Gasad :o ri
West and Northwest '"'
CHICAGO via Niagara Falls at the same by any
For New York City by the S$0A u Train with only one
Lebanon Reading GE F B fihtihS5s
Easton, Carlisle, and ChaTbersburg and for Hagersown
nat Ats Slli. and and Green Springs ow
da Te al Hari5ug s %s Tram
The Cockeysyille Accommodation Train at 10 n from
Boon and eOoP from Calvert ststion Returning ar
Travellers from Washington and the South by the $40
- anu 5 2o r. M' make connections with the trains
Calvert son snf Apply the
Baltimore. ~
,ou,m o,,,,r,,,- JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
+ IL H y WARNER An Ticket Agent
u - FOR WE TIE AVID ,orrg
On ~, B i; T "a ANp ,s OHIO Or RAiLRoA6
sssto SsI2 ii
$55sssy 81 fhE VEST iE soUTG e.
IVES" $50 AMI i E9R VIZ PAsSkKGERs
and W6efPg bet%esn Grafton ds9
and T tx r. teo Bs9S S@
and Frederick at 7.2O A. NJ " M
THE ELLICOTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats %
A. NJ, and and $50 2. NJ. and Ecotts Mills at 7xs
NJ. and go and 6 40 P. NJ. " Inv "a
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUyH
Leave Baltimore at IS and 40 A. NJ and rs and aosp
On Sundays at AS 4, NJ only. Leaves Washingtonfoi
Baltimore at $40 and TAO A. NJ, and 20 and 53 IN
Sundays $50 p NJ only The second and third trsns
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second And
fourth trains from Baltimore second and third from,
washington connect With trains on the Annapolis Road
Agent or at the Ticket Once Camden station
w. P. SMITH,
~ co,r Master OF Transportation.
L. H. COLE. General Ticket Agent. s2atf
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TNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
n scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
baltimore city, in Maryland, letters testamentaTy on
the personal estate of ANNE E. HOPPE, late Of said
city deceased All persons having claims against the
sad deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the t
DAY OF March, 1861; they may otherwise, by law, be ex
cuded from all benefit ofsad estate All persons indebted
to SAID estate are requested make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3st day of August, 1860
CHS. F. MAYER, Of Lewis, Executor
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Stkaulshins.

81 81 SAY & zofN All.
-1' ''" ''tAH! FHSBAAs SWAMI,
viu1o,va s,.,-,. u,,r,o. Capt Isaac T Ramsay,
THIS DAY, September %,
flight received after u O'Clock on day offs sailing
For } 81 S S signed after departure of the
sAMl T. PEARcE, Agent,
Agentsn Savannah, BRIGHAM BALb%fsHPea T "a wharf
GR~h CT A R LES TON
The hrstclass screw steamship
LOCUST POINT,
Wiuleava sno.r,, ,-,... Captain D. French,
On SATURDAY, October c,
No freight received after 70 a at oclock NJ precisely
Bills Lsding WILDE signed after the departure The
ForfreRht only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN " CALDWEis I sGNa sz7
.TS CROMWETJJS
:&aaAlaasS LINE OF STEAMERS TEf BETWEEN +
BALTIMORE
NEW WY YORK.
The steamships of this Line
BA1TnT Tl leave Spears wharf
EVERY WEDNESDAY, At NOON,
n.,,..-. on SATURDAY, f F. Ii H. N R')
Shippers eaTg aen n oTn9s s
Tn points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to 'AMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
@to# B CRoS fgEff'S E ",
s29tl 50 WEST SEEs New York.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
43FFk ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
FTfS=zz'z-z- STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching at st. Johns, N. +.
Carrying the British Mail and Government dispatches
The steamships comprising have been approved
~ '''' NEW fRG M Sa hTG th M1r,r,r,r
TIQgHH,NArnGHT AGO tons burthen.
M TrN 81 400 tons burthen
PP tRRYi TOMS P BurRsn
The next departure viii be ''O tons 0"F'hen,
| From Boston, rU ESDAY, September 25th, and
| River ~ 'i -'o' - 4>ortn
Kates Of passage to any part of Ireland on railway and
10 me fne pIlnciral cities OF England and Scotland:
rSt GIaSs SiGo S and 49, according to stateroom ac.
FROM Gaway rf 70 e RostS $50 ncgdng provisions
Enssn on and Eys in LELAND a25O Principal
Ana to St Johns n f. First class 1885, third class ss
e. ird class Ger ~ years. half Price underI year.
Persons taxing passage at New y Yn dr beds and tins
ane rom Boston, will receive free passage from New
The steamers OF this Company have been constructed
i me greatest care regards safety and comfort
hned with raodel and propeng power and are built
to Srnass m % They are confidently expected
Ses ever built and reee with eegancie and
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
wshng to sendor their friends obtain retur
For freight or passage apply to
HOWLAND Il ASPINWALL, Aeents
| 81 and So South street
o.to ,orr,- - NEW YORK
AT the tffice of the Adams Express Co
| stiff i'i i'''it In nlS street,
<GFER BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
he new and magnificent sdewheeI Iron Ocear
steamers = H. SPA LDlNG, Solomon Hoyas, command
erl and BEN DEF0RD, VIM. A. Hallett, commandar vii
| naely - ~ '''oN' T. IL, after
The recommendations for Passengers are OF FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staernon,s
For freight or passage apply to
| - \. l.. HUGGINS, Agent
| Baltimore, May 10Th. 1860 ' o-'' ,oHSstr
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FNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scher have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
more CITY IN Mayland letters testamentary on the eS-
ner e 0t a. bOEHM late Of said city, deceased All
persons having CLAIMS against the said
warned to exhibit the the vouchers thereof
tolhe subscribers before the 10th day of March
next they otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit Of said estate All indebted to said estate
our hands this 18th day of September, 1864 '-''
AUGUSTUS W. BOFHN,
CHARLES
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'EHlS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
a scrRer has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
o. 0hALES A POTION late of Prince Georges CO Md,
All persons having claims against
ef warned to exhibit the with the vouchers there
10 Inc subscriber on or before the 18th day of March,
o hey may otherwise, by law, be excluded from alt
@ OF sald estate All persons indebted to said
my hand this 10th day of September 1850 vi e 0AO'
SUSANNAH POI TON
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AUGUSTUS n. BOEHN,
sS-law4w+ ' - IL T. -, 49,.

NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN, That MAR
,h CELLn o j. lLGENFRITZ, the I4th day of Sep
temper 1860 executed deed trust for the benefit of his
creditors to the undersigned of all of his estate and pro
pery OF every kind The deed of trust after providing for
he payment of the expenses OF executing the trust and
certain creditors in full creates preference in favor of ali
uch creditors who shall within ninety 1907 DAYS from the
date Of sad deed execute and deliver said ngenrz
Iull ana tlnal release Of their respective claims
- The deed Of trust record in office Of the Clerk Of
@ superior Court and release for the creditors sign
lett win r. V. DAN Is, 6lS West Baltimore street
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sI-law4wE W e HANTI TON a ttorneT
V7HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SIR

'ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Scrbers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more cty letters testamenary the estate of CATHA
hlNE SARAH McKlM, late of said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said estate
egSy warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
toG they may otherwise, by law be excluded from ali
peneht OF sad estate persons indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Given nnder
our hands this Sd day of September 1860 '1~
HENRY Il. WILSON,
c, HUGH DAVY EVANS,
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tn THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
AClTY-lHE WEST STREET BUILDING ASSOCIA-
IiON, No. ], rs MARY E. SEGUIN and JOHN F.
Seq NOrdered, that the sale made and reported by
Alexander Mo for the sale Of the property in
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof shewn on
or before the 18th day Of October provided copy
tins order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bal
umor once in each of three successive weeks before the
said 18th day of Ocober next
EsIhe report states the of sa1e IN he ttsn
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SIS lawawt Clerk
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1ClTT-Sept. 18th, lsGO-DONNELLS rs THURSBY-
Ordered that the sale made reported private sale
by Mm f. Erlck the Trustee in this be ratified
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof
Or before the 18th day of October next provided copy
tins order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bat
more once in each Of three successive weeks before the
18th day of October next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be $1,000
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THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT
Is ATE OF ALFRED MULLEN.-Ordered this seven
eeht day OF September 1860 that the sale within reportcd
sS TaeH and confirmed unless the contrary
next provided copy of this be inserted in some
duy newspaper printed and published in the city Of Bali
more once week for three successive weeks prior TO the
SAID seventeenth day OF October
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EEaal iN0titks.

E'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Tbat the sub
= scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Balti
more Glty Maryla letters of administrator ON estate
OF CHARLES SChWARTZE, late Of said civ de.
ceased All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the voncbc
thereof to the subscriber, before the 18th day Of
March, iS6i they may otherwise by law be eXcInde ed
from al benefit of said estate Ali persons Indebted to
SAD estate are requested to make immediate payment
1lVen under my band this 18th day of September, 1860
,-,,. EDWARD SCHWARTZ,
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rs" WHOLE SALB
yEsES LIQUOR FAR HOUSE.
Ezsazs8aR CJABADGH GRAFT,
3S SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place Baltimore,
DISTlI4LERS of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS.
ofevery description
invite the attention Of purchasers to general stock
llQUOhS particularly choice OLD RY z WHISKE Y In
tation CoGNAC BRANDY, of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
anted to give satisfaction iaSntf
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The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, September Term, IsGO-JOHN CASTLES MAR.
9AhEt CASlLE-The object of this suit is to prtcdre a
decree Tor ilvorce UincO ndTimOnii The original and
amended bills state that the defendant abandoned the
panant and that said abandonment continued for over
tee years. Is deliberate and final that the separation
OF The parties beyond reasonable expectation Of re-
concliaon 1t is therefore, this 10Th ~ of Seutember
1850 ordered and adjudged that the complainant by causing
ac9py OF this order to be inserted in daily newspaper
punished in Baltimore city, each of four successive
weeks before the 10Th day OF October 1890 next give notice
the original and amended bills and warn her TO appear in
this Court in or by solicitor before the d day
oil January @ to answer the premises show cause if
any, why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
WM. GEO. KRFBS
True copy, Test GEO W. SHERWO0D,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-20
For yrs 81 IN 40 ,241 659 O75 so4 112 8s4 Q

1t ought to be written up in every mer-
chants counting-room in New York city, if
it cannot be remembered otherwise, and GER
tainly until the present baseleSs financial pan
ic eXhausts itself-that we have sent abroad
IN the last five years, one hundred and
twelve million, three hundred and ninety
four thousand nine hundred and thirty-sev-
en- dollars more than we have received, and
this in addition to the shipping charges
which our own merchants ships have earned
and received upon exports and imports.
Since the 30th June last. everybody knows
that our canals and railroads have been en-
ployed to their utmost capacity in transport
ing our cereals to the fseaboard, to feed the
people of Europe. True, to purchase our
over-abundant crop, an increased volume of
discounts and currency has been required,
which is soon to be released by gold, which
is in transitu, which now remains here, or
which will arrive from foreign sources
Nothing but unreasonable fear-mere seces-
sion panic-has depressed values upon our
stock exchange, and in our merchants ware
houses. The fact is. either the drays are al
ready ordered to the work of carting the
gold from the Golfers OF the Bank of England
to rail- and on ship-board. bound for Man.
haitian island. or else we shall be permitted
to retain our California receipts for several
months to come. The price of exchange
here, on Lombard street must tell every
thinking man that the bullion has got to
come from London and Liverpool, or we shall
cease shipping it. and thereby create another
plethora in Walt street.
This done and the slight indications of re-
turning reason which have appeared at the
South being developed and fulfilled, conf
dence will succeed to doubt, order to con-
fusion. and we shall return to the enjoyment
of the fruits of our great prosperity. For
what alarm can be created in Great Britain,
simply because she is called upon to remit
10 MS in specie, as we have heretofore done to
her, 10 pay the legitimate balance of tradel
And as to our southern countrymen. they
will soon find out (what they have already
began to suspect) that we all, from COM
mercial interest, if for M higher reason,
must stay in the Union; and no one should
know this truth better than the very peo-
pie OF South Carolina themselves. If they
do not, they will yet learn it to their morti-
ication and to their cost-The World.