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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
, Called to order by the chairman.
Roll called and quorum present.
The special committee appointed to
examine the Jail submitted the following
report: ,o ttg
Your committee visited the jail and
found it in very good condition, as to
cleanliness, &c, but in their opinion en-
tirely insecure and insufficient for the
present and future wants Of the county,
and would recommend that steps be TAX
en- at this present session to build a new
Jail. g3
Signed, Z. H. COLEMAN, Chairman of
Committed. .e1 aa
On motion, 4 r
The report was accepted and the COM
mittee discharged.
On motion, se
The Board adjourned ill tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1860.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. ) .rrt. .ast
Called to order by the chairman. uo
Roll called and quorum present.
The Journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
The supervisor from Tallmadge moved
10 take up the resolution abolishing the
distinction between town and ssspnty.
poor. ~
The supervisor from grckery, offered
the following resolutions: 81 t5ia
Resolued, That thesum of one thou
sand dollars be levied on all the taxable
property of the courty, the present year,
for the purpose of building q new Jail.
| Also, ~ q
| Resolved. That proposition be sib-
mitted 10 svote of the people of this
county, at the next annual township
meetinu 70 raise the sum Of two thou
sand dollars. in 1861, for the Same object.
PsnaiDg fhe passage of the above res
olutions the Supervisor from Ottawa
moved that separate vote be taken On
rising the one thousand dollars the pres
ent year.
4 Carried. ~ I
| The question then being, shall one
thousand dollars be raised the present
year 70 commence building a new jail!
Lost, as fpllowsi l
! Nays -Allendale, Chcstcs George,
town, Olive, Polkton, Spring Lake, Tall
madge, Wright and ZeeIand--o. i8
| Yeas-Blendon, Crockery, Holland,
jamestown, Ottawa and Robipson-s6. i
The question then being on tLesre
mainder Of the resolution, TO wit: m
| To submit to vote Of the people The
proposition to raise the sum of twoshou-
sand dollars, iu 1861, to commesce the
building of new Jail.
| Adopted BY unanimous ybte.
| The supervisor from Spring Lake pre-
sented the report of the Srperintendents
of the County Poor and their action on
a disputed account between the town
ships of Crockery anG Spring Lake for
the support of paper.
| Laid on the tabs. s
On motion, ~
| Adjourned tjh 2 o'clock p. NJ. 1
| "
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board dfmet pursuant to adjournment.
Called to order by the chairman.
Roh called and quorum present.
The chairman from the committee on
Equalization presented the following ro-
port:
The following is the equalization Of
the assessment rolls of the county as
completed and adopted by the supervi-
sors, October 10, 1860:
To the Board of Supervisors of Ottawa
County:
Your committee to whom was referred
the matter of cqualizing the assess
ment rolls of the several townships
find them 20 be relatively unequal,
and beg leave to submit the following
report:
HENRY PENNoYER, Chairman.
October 10, 1860.
EQUALIZATION, 1860.
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Q UGARs.--we can ana viii beat the market
- both in quality and price.
CurLEy, WARTS 4 5rEpemAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

MONDAY August v -.
AsHks-the mayket was steady, with moderate SAFES
pots ana paris 81 5l.c. q 5hc \.
BKRADsrryra -Fioay--tbe market, in consequence OF
the foreign ne ws, nrmer and in good request ana
peciaiy cov mon and medium grades Of State and Wen
ern. The transactions footed up about 10000 Dol
closing ~ cents per barrel advance, and within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

again changed 10 deep crimson. the oaii
continued MS antics until q was lost oenind the
clouds, leaving trace path until i quite vanished
from sight During the last few seconds OF is existence
the app arance of The southern and western heavens
perfectly gorgeous presenting grand pyrotechnH dis.
play in which the meteor was the cenregiece During
this phenomenon the moon was ~holy ooscured by .
heavy cloud, which rendered the spectacle more bril-
liant The duration Of tho display do not think was
than ten seconds. There was NO report, but
faint hisspg sound produced by the concnssion Of
air was distinctly heard. am at loss 10 know why
there mention Of 70 in the Cincinnati papers Of
yesterday morning Although of sbor Ter duration and
limited in its range than that Of the Goth u Il was
certainly rs brilliant and wonderful
AS SEEN IN PIrrsBuRa.
From the Pittsburg Journal August A.
On Thursday peht about half past ten, very singular
illumination Of The sky In this city and vicinity
Mr. Jas Negley says of IL, that his bedroom became
suddenly illuminated, and he something which ap-
coming around curve. There was, like that, OF
light, As Were IN 'front.' and then round globe Of tame
about the SIZE Of the moon with broad tail Of ave. six
or seven feet long Bright sparks proiusely
emitted, like those from a skyrocket. He 30 sur.
prisod that ne thought Il the general smash up %
and uttered an exclamation which brought up his wife
and lady yisiter, and that they all three II dis
tincty, and give the same description of IT, II seemed
TO come from a souheastery direction and went west
toward the MoDopgahela river and remained In sight
fully fifteen seconds.
AS SEEN IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
From the Nashville Banner, August
Between the hours Of nine and ten O'Clock last night
this secti made its appearance the heavens IN the
southeast travelled for considerable spell the
sky occupying several seconds IN its We Oh
served il from the plain north OF the Sulphur Spring,
where bao been attracted by the field music Of the
Bell Grcys and were engaged in watching the movements
of the soldiers the time back being turned in the
direction whence the meteor nrst started Suddenly
dazzling light, AZ of the sun Issuing from behind cloud,
blinded for few moments, aud turned instantly
hold OF the randest spectacles IL has been
lot TO witness land water. The meteor seemed
start from star in the direction Of the Capitol and appa
renty passed beneath the noon drawing after Il
of ID fire. which seemed 10 fall or nlaakos and gradually
disap ear like blue lights from ngreve rocket The
light when first equal in 5riancy 10 the famous
prummoDd light, and IL Illuminated the whole scene
around so that might have 10 pick up pin from
the earth during its passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

their money little faster than they make il; If the
anks can be induced TO think little more of
heir future solidity, and little less of present
dividends; if our railway companies, now that they
have got or are getting out of the mire, will try to
conduct their business honestly and squarely, pay
ing no dividends which have not been earned, and
running up no floating debts which they are
ashamed to confess to their stockholders; If with
all this Providence continues to be as generous to
this nation as heretofore, it can hardly be doubted
but the fiscal year just begun will be one of the
most prosperous in our history.
The bank statement made up to-day compares
as follows with that of last week.
Week ending loans Specie. Circulation Deposits.
July 28 S129 d74 2os 20 o99 728 5IO 252 81 pa $50
August A.. l30lIs PAT 22I2sIs9 sl7s $50 So sao ess
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Tic following diyideuds have been declared
The New York Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany. q soni-annual dividend Of ten per &C at pay
able on demand; the City Bank Of Hartford. a
somi.annual dividend Of three md half per cent,
payable on demand; Maiden and Melrosc Gsslght
Company, Mass, three per cent, payable August
le; Franklin Loan and Fund Association. Of Bos
ton, ten per cent IRON the profits OF last year on
each share Of &loo," payable August 10. 70 hold
CTS August l. In addition to their regular dividend
about month ago the Dean Cotton and Machine
Company Of Taunton have declared an extra diy.
dend of twenty per cent making forty per cent for
the past year.
The exchanges through the Clearing House 90
were s21 ,oeo,c59 IS, and the balances sl,i32,.
500 10.
The following summary exhibits The condition of
the banks in this state on the morning Of the 3Ist
Of March ard the Soth OF June. The March report
comprises rcsurns from 2ej banks, and the June
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II will thus be seen that the import trade of
the port for the month of July was not so
active as that of the corresponding month last
year, though considerably more active than that
of any previous July in the history Of the port.
For once, the importers appear to have taken
counsel Of experience, and been moderate 10 their
orders for foreign goods The export trade of July
was more active than the average; the quantity
of breadstufis exported was considerably larger
than usual. Specie flowed Eastward at about the
usual rate; the aggregate export Of July was less
than that OF July, 1850, which was IN exceptional
month in this respect The amount received for
duties was large but not large as that received
in July 1850. Mr.. Cobb Is doubtless disappointed
at the result.
At this time last year the Powers of Europe
were wrangling over the conditions Of peace, and
| the relations between France and England were
regarded as very menacing. The Congress OF
| Paris was expected 70 meet on the 2sth
of July, and many large financial undertake
ngs were postponed till then. Consols how
ever, were one per cent higher than they
are at present. The money markets Of the world
showed symptoms Of increasing activity. In our
market money was worth q per cent on CO,
and per cent on short prime double name paper.
In England the money market was disturbed by
the prospects Of heavy public loans TO pay the ex
penscs Of the Italian war, and another loan for
India. In Paris the inquiry for money was also ac-
tive; the restoration of peaco had stimulated re-
vyal Of commercial and manufacturing enterprise.
The heavy gold export from this port during the
month OF July had been followed by q relaxation in
the foreign exchange market; bankers bills had
fallen TO lilo J, and were thus a higher than
they are at present. At ITO the bankers stated
that there was margin for profit on shipments of
specie against bills. Our stock market was in
condition Of marked apathy and duness. South
ern State stocks were generally l Il per cent
higher than they at present. but railway stocks
and bonds were 10 a 20 per centlowcr. Reports Of
the Western crops were generally favorable; but
the public seemed disincncd to take any,
thing for granted, and were not operating in
stocks; the business Of the stock board was not
one-fourth what it is at present Politically, in
this country, all was quiet
The month Of July having been the first month
Of the new fiscal year, II only remains for us TO
subjon our recapitulation Of the business Of the
port for the seven months which have elapsed Of
fha ,urrent ra1fn iar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

AsHultr, Buucombc Co, ~ C., August 8 1900
last evening" about twenty minutes Of ten ococS, a
large meteor fully equal in szs 70 the ono lately seon in
your city, was seen IN our skies II In view several
pccopds and passed n,rth by west II appeared to be
Sew fsci above the mountains It's brancy such that
a surpassed the moon (Which was shnlng). Respect
hlly, &c. J. &. LAN0DpN,
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Total Tor ] mos 81 lle.eOe nia2 gss le.Eoa az


The new fiscal year begins under bright auspices.
with an increasing demand for our produce abroad
and largely increased supply OF homo, with no
signs Of ovcrtrading, no cNtravagani purchases OF
foreign goods, no reckless expenditure OF money
in enterprises Of predetermined utility. Tic out.
ward Cow Of specie, which frghtens some weak
minded persons, is not rapid enough to inconve.
nience The banks 70 AFFECT the money market: Il
is simply a natural healthy movement. by which
we exchange fifty or sixty millions Of useless gold
for fifty or sixty millions Of useful dry goods or
hardware, or sugar, or tea. or coffee. and enable
several millions Of foreigners to buy much larger
quantity Of our cotton and our brcadsturs than
they otherwise could.
II merchants vii, as body, content themselves
with doing moderate business; If people through
out the country, and especially in The great North
vest viii learn alesson from he past, AID not spend
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The tina lcia movement to day has given some evidence
OF returning case but il only DO looked upon o
temporary change. The banks rejected smaller proper
ton OF the paper than offered Tor hereto
fore, and there better feeling noticeable the
side market The exchange market ruled in favor Of
buyers from the opening the close Of business and
previous quotations barely main aimed for all classes
OF bills There dimnution noticeable Ia the sup
ply Of either foreign or domestic, but the demand bad
sbatcd for every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07
Port OF New York, August o, 1850.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Quaker City sbulcdt Havana-TIarrous Bros
ses.hp Siar OF the West, brown, Havana and New Or
snip Moming Light, Thomas san Fraacsco-wn Cole.
shlp nsyd stewart Preniss IAecrroo-Dunharn Dimon
shiI Emily \ asli' w,si, iAyerpoo Se.rliih a sous.
bafk spnns OK shell, cape Town and = narSet- Batch
BARK Il cigySnni Neap), cacace Gloucester Fue-Funeh
barb coricpn d,reruN s.eengrsfe, Bremen.
Bark Amenoa Bcnis, Hnvana--a Taylor Co
Bart nantaiion. l,acsus, y Jago-Dres,, son a Co
la is ,S si bsRen BaiI@oTc-vase-.
brig Kdrardo tspl oiepi, Baree'ona-Riseia& Hal.
Ih1g [. l. Mosson, Darsee, = John
Ts SsyRs' hsy MOao %
Sea aoe I'D Martin, Ninnedie
schr Kate stewart, Msher, oalV Prince
shr SsaSs mn ssse NiSeE ssS co
ss ssa.rS sse SNAIL Murray
schr Lawrence Allen. Boston,
Steamer Elizabeth, Lanpher, Balilnore-Mas;er.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ara~o. LINES, Havre and Southampton July Is
with mdsc md passengers to sam Fox Geo Macsenze
passed * boSsd W. sbovn y dg pesi. nos a
sermshrr A1ierrs sesenck savannah VIII mase and
Of Care noia sgnase steamship Augusta, hence "a.
seansllp chssspeake. crcws, Portland. with ndss and
pssss 81, 2 II t SsorTen co rrn ., M ,e
passengers 70 TrnAk Dearborn.
shp falrled, Hail. lAv,pcSL june % viii coal TO Geo
sip ipsa MeNanrs Iqhorn June a. Wiz rsie &C. 10
McDouod tof simcrcl FULLER SIZED June 10; passed her
'Iz = aeoS S S Tsa%Bs y pfsdesA Win
sursr &c TO master. Sailed In company with brig Dyer.
Ey FsiPsc r Townsend sydney cB n days with coal.
Hrs cgrrei rl. Smith, Windsor, NJ, 10 days. with plaster.
sris ke.asn mn rocshari, Windsor. Ms. II days. with
rlssier. y Dcvolf
Eng ic lBr BATkor, Windsor Ms IA days with plaster
srT iliy Dale r stephens, Windsor, Ne 1. days, with
SER cyesac i New nedfcr, Dali Trieste 70 eays. with
mdse, g Duiilh A Np; vesae % Poe small.
scT SAannon DR. Iig-s. Eeuihera dsyH, with fruit, 10
yos fncas Oh Inst h heavy stuan FROM sw broke main
So vcirri-er ,cs Mlihrirei Browa Windsor Ms isdsr-
with pla icr. n Bnylfon a son
seh Margare, On ,Br, Dl, Wallace. Ne. 10 dsys with
sohr Jorlah AchoFn. Merrill, Richmond, 9dA
scl.r c Dnrtse, Robins. Balfrror-. days
schr Charles Williams, IIcaey Rowland, Gays
Scir " Dnnion, Pinthlnn. Rocki,nd, dnys.
sehr sleiory Murphy. Salem days
Schr AGieils Chase. Boston. DAYS
Schr n ynoulb Rock. Ncrris boston. sdsyA
schr , Reed Stetsun. Chatham days.
S,hr Louisa, Batsy. Providence. ? fays
shr A'luixar Long Providence. days.
scir t0lauah, rcci. e. evidence. days.
schr ioa ifail, na1ter, Portland, 2 days
~ f.Issyera nee So,l, Albany " n,,cn.
sehr rcryo' nolsrceF. Rendcui for salem.
sloop Blnctsione. Reypeids. Proyldcnce :days
Steamer Black Dsmdnd Alen, Philadelphia.
s s,'.sr 1 Tsls.y ~. rA.1eEs
Steamer MiddessS. Con. rhiisdeipha-
Part james smith q Rrs'on, from Marsenessas coarded
fih ifsi. ~ plot hoatJ jones' No Is
slUKp
Steamships Quakcr City, ayana; Ssr q the Wes q and
New or ears hrrk Geo : Hum, Havana
Wind during the day to S, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONDAY. Anpnst C ?. NJ


The Custom House returns of the trade of the
port for the month of July-being the first month
Of the fiscal year ls6O-l-are completed to-day at
the Custom House, and we present our usual COM
parative tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

HlGtilAsTS Aug g. eunsc<<o irNNru bound vessels In
sigit Wind Sc, light; wes,her s,esr.
SANDY nook. Aug G. sunses-No Inward bouna vcses In
s.glt VIM $, moderate, W. ltler clear.
Miscellaneous.
shrrng news from San Flanciaco 70 July - ard fm ia
pan 20 June &c mry be found IN he telegraph columns
srIr ArsrsThe following the particulars Of :hc ors o
shr Atus taken from The protest q Car; Juius Nes made
before Robert Rnymsn. Fs7 CONSUL At Msdera,-Thai
they ssae from Sunderland. Eng he I'd Nay, 1859 With
cargo of ca and hound R Jsreo the vcsf being
tight sfapch ard seaworiky. well mfuned ana ecup
ped nrt well found iuierfcd
thft notnr worthy Of occurred until the th OF June,
vher here cnr hessy leak tsecveret and The
next ds after keeping 10th pnp an he time lcS -
hours feet vater fcrno the hcff steamer being IN
sirh; he at and sat they could work longer,
there fair wind for fa they determined "
IN the III OF June there feet ibe
hold. ~ ~ O'Clock fect The 10h NJ O'Clock there
~ there II feet When bo~s csetedthe
CAPTAIN With got the hrsi mate and into
The sernd and In the last he captain ard
remaining hoard I'll Il occk when here l. feet a
water The hold and the vesscl logged the breaking
nrd AFT they then rot into the boas and hdnc
~ III dsy Ar when The down. On he ieh June
cue bnss sunk; Of the the captain bat
b~ and men into the -econd mate sca thst
surset ,Ns6f ION " Is hey werr piched up BY he
Amerscn an, Western Chief "a BelfH mel Capt Wording
from Liverpool bound " Melbourne add landed al runciai,
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The material changes since the March report are
as follows
The Bank OF Central New York, Utica has been placed
in the hands Of receiver and the Bank Of Corning and
the OnoDdaaa County Bank closiog their affairs;
consequently DO reports were received from them
The Rockand County Bank, Nyack (association). and
j. W Rumsey Co. 9 Bank, Iarrytown (individua), are
preparing To go into operation.
The June report exhibits slight increase in capital and
corresponding expansion in leans In other items there
but little change TO note and nothing worthy Of special
attention
We derive the following figures from the last an
nual report of the Cleveland and Toledo road of
June /, 1867
Capital 3i3 500 Constructive 6,.71 500
l...1l IA 1oI.t % 40 All-la n
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TIE article witch w publish fre:a
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