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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-04

In addition to the abovenamed counties shall attend
regularly hereafter the Superior Courts of Granville Edge
combe, Sampson, Warren, HaErx and Wilson, and the
county and Superior Courts Of Na>n and Franklin and the
Circuit Court of the United States at Raleigh.
Ii. w. MILLER.
December 90, 1859. IOS-tf
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SALE LOTS FOR TAXES.

4NrILI. BE SOLD ON MONDAY, THE 9Th OF FEB
~ RUARY next, at l2 O'Clock, en- the premises, the
nllnvinn lots in the CITY of Raleigh, to wit:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-04

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Mil attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
SouS'on and Chatham; the Superior Courts of New Han
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
ana Supreme Court Of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Vee the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
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IRISH POTATOES.
pILEs. FIsTULA. STRUCTURES, CAM

y
q GERS Ulcers Tuners, Scrofua and all other Diseases
of the Skn cured by the of DR.. Coptuns remedies.
Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest char
acter forwarded TO any that may wish them
Persons wishing to test the wonderful efficacy of DR..
Clopons Remedies must correctly describe their disease,
giving all the particulars from its commencement oca-
tion, extent, &c" Medicines sent by mail
j. A. CLOPTON VI. D.,
Huntsville, Ala.
Jaruarv o. 1880 7-ly.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

d. H. G. MOORE, JOIN p BARNES
Late of Mississippi. Late of Halifax n C.
MOORE Il BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND So
LICIT0RS IN CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON, DEsHA COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas
and in Bolivar county, Mississippi Will also attend to
the buying of lands paying taxes for nOn-resdents &C.
All business intrusted to their will receive prompt
attention. Address,
MOORE BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. H. s. Foote Nashville, Tenn. Hon. A. G.
Brown, u s. s.; Hon W. X. Sebastian, O. S. s.; Hon
John V. Wright NJ. c., Washington City, D. c.
December l6, 1862 lO7-ly.
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January 2, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

valuable hid 10 The extsnt % 1000 acres sad
ought in the opinion a Ne oonmtes, 70 be In reoept
Of income In the course a tbs current year than
sufficient 10 cover lie annual hsbllittse.
The COMMITTEES has noticed WITH regret statement ia
the report the eject that u only IN
luctAnty yielding 10 the urgent reques q II oammsssa
instead Of cslls, The unpaid stook M
statement must have been made In oblivion q u ace
committee the second he'd the hearty ooocurrsnes -
operation The Boards representative In L0adon; 49,
the committee resolved 13th NAY, 1850, nos 70 sAnoe9
any further loan TRANSMITTING COPY a this resonfon ~
the New York Bosrd) aud that osn a $40 pes shaso1
payable in February, originated with ~ cennsssse ~
November. e-t
The committee has Also 70 INFORM the Shayoha61D -
has received . communication ffen the Bard y NOV
York, declining las further reoogn1aon, oonelun1no
which the committee readily ooucuSa f-s 4
GEORGE MOFFArr, ChaRnAs. .
90 GREsHAn HortE, May 8, 1850
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surrOgate's once.
Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.
WILL OF GEORGE WOOD.

This viii was admitted 70 probate yesterday. The do
ceased ws lawyer OF much practice and considerable
reputation for ability In this city He leaves his house
and lot corner Of Fifth and Eleventh street. 70 bis
wife, together with bin plate and other furniture, ono
bouss and kt In Baltic street, Brooklyn, and I'VE vacant
oss In shs same strseA he bsvss 70 hi 20, Dr. WOOD
bcuss ssd lot IN Wade, rsxas. He bequsashss hi
library two houses In Brooklyn, and Me right 10 half tne
dock henliDg nac sses< Vim tho vacant ion sdjoniog
fhs tesateg lhsn divides ~ residue Of hs se1ns Into
several par the nrss Of which consists Of eight housesn
Rockiyn, which ere svsa 20 hh IN. Dr. Wood. fhe
seoold part cousspg Of three hundred and forty acres
Of land n Lake rtpn Valley, Minnesota and M houses
in Brochyn, h daughter Caiharspe. Ths tsrd part
Of dwelling and farm Of thirty acres In West.
chester county, win -four houses IN Brooklyn, 70 bis
daughter Anna. he fourth conssts Of six houses In
Brooklyn, 70 bis daughter May. The nnh, ooosstns OF
houses In Brooklyn, 10 his daughter Julia The sixth.
consisting Of sD houses In Brookyp, 70 his daughter
Louhs The seventh consists Of real estate held BY hs
con which be be lucsthed 70 him In fee absolute Dat OF
the personal estate OF the esator 81 900 given 10 bis
daughter Most Of ms housss In Brooklyn 70
Gated sydney place. slate and Joralsmou streets The
widow and son Frederick are appointed executors
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Police InteIiigsncs.

squncHxa TIE TICKET swNplxRs Tho palmy days of
the ticket swnders and emgrant runners among tho
things that wero. the now Law, which declares the
oces Of these hapes to b disordery houses and pro
ydes the punishment Of the propretors appears
have had most sanitary effect In exsermnstng the
uin ID longer peoeseary 70 detain emgrants 10 this
city In order 70 the conviction OF tue offenders
the simple andavs Of the police, declaring the Offices Of
The agents TO be dsordery places quite sufficient
for the purpose On Friday the Twenty sixth precinct
police made complaints against twenty OF these
fsbisbnens but owing 70 the premature publication OF
the fact in one Of the nornog newspapers the ticket
swndrs pat upon their guard and when the police
along found all the agencies closed up Muchcre
dit due to Mr. Dickinson the agent sent out here by the
State OF California, for his efforts 70 put stop TO the ats
graceful traffic Of the swinders only remains for the
District Attorney 10 DO hs duty and the evil viii be
promptly abated not removed forever.
ALLEGED LARCENY AT SKA.-D. s. Williams and D. r
Williams captain and mate Of the schooner D. r. VII
Hams were arrested by detectives Slowey and King
charge Of stealing various articles from cargo Of goods
entrusted 10 them 70 tabe on 70 Mobile trunk contain
Ing Of the mssing property was found IN the pos
session OF the captain Soe days ago, Patrick hocker,
one OF the hands board arrested suspicion Of
having been implicated In the larceny bat unce then
pon pointed 70 the master Of the vessel and bis brother
who arrested accordingly The accused were held
for examination before the United States Commissioner
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Municipal Affairs.
BOARD OF ALDnRux1e.

BOARD or ALDnkmUe.
This Board having adjourned ssm< d. Thursday as
DID not meet last evening, and cannoe xanus ua re
h call by majority Of the nsnbsrS 90 sa
ne following COPY Of veto sent 70 hat body ~
The Mayor
MAyoR's 0rucx, NEw York, Nay lt6o
10 rbk boSoRAmI TIE BOARD OF ALpHafEa-
eEsIIAxE-l return without approval the resolution
spii orxDg Mr. Cnas. Cheeseborougn 10 use the pier
lam ng place for stssmboas for tae rsaso, thu. bs
p6L Designated has already bean by tn, Corpora
non 70 The Harlem Nav CATION Comp ,ay and therefore -
= nes now The property Of the city.
BOARD OF CoUNCuMEN. - r.
meeting Of The Board held yesterday afternoon
the President In the chair.
Considerable unmportant business was transacted
resolution was presented and adopted requesting the
Comptroller TO pforn the Board by what authority Mr.
street, New York, aud Brooklyn, r D.
Councilman RoIIwAGKS offered resolution calling upon
the Goton Aque uct Board state why the
OF The sewer In Thirty ninth street. between Eghth and
Ninth avenues ana down Eighth avenue 70 Tniriietn
street, has not progressed to completion the same having
been under contract for many months, and OF la,e
neglected. The resolution wAs adopted.
revolution was presented and adopted that Tompkins
square be thrown open 10 the public forthwith
resolution sAs offered 0y Councilman PNcKNEY 40
propiApg $1,000 TO defray tho expenses OF celebrating
the ensuing anniversary OF American Independence.
sae laid over.
Aresolu,ion was presented by Councilman CAxrnsrl
bat Duane street be extended in direc, line 70 CHI
street Referred.
A resolution from the Board OF Aldermen authorizing
the paving OF Twenty third street. from Third avenue to
Hudscn river, concurred In.
The Board adjourned 10 meet on Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

TpuuHrs --Ra'es were quito nrm, While cngsxcmeutg
fair. especially 10 Liverpool 70 which port about
co. 90 bushes grain taken, In bulk and bsgs At
THd. asd; 500 boxes cheese, by steamer a. 4os 1eo
London 70 hhds talow taken II 22s 81. 10 AM
wp 600 bass coffee were taken n 2ss per ton, and 10
bsks cotton ~ I'd.
TRuu-Ibere WAS o movement IN rasns 70 ,syt ~
The sAles embraced $4,000 ~ 900 boxes on pvse trms
HAY YES steady, with sales o. about GOO eA'ss "ss
81 IL for th,pment and city use. -. =, 49,.
LINE The market quei, With moderate sacs ~ sA'ar'
~, ssi,s Of 90 bids Porto Rico made ~
Soe and co DO Cuba ciaycd al 80 --.-..-.
N,vst sross were quiet asd prices without varss'ou
~ pork1he make, heavy, and pvioss
,.o,sd rgrebssers especially Of mos Toe sales sus.
n,,ces ,bout SOC 900 bbls Including new Noes VII
70 si7 s7h, new prime stt ~ ma o,a 90;
A. ~, yeas,es with sss OF 600 bsls Including oeunsyy
~. A. Al b co. repscked mes 81 90 80 90, snd extra
Al sii Is q si2 90 Bacon was IN demand 0eifc
uxc. Cut meats were arm and IN far rsqnestv
WIN saks OF $50 bids. and tiercss q shc. q
filc for shoulders and 81 r. exc. for hams.
lard was nrrsr, Win ssiss OF $50 bSs and ticrces -
iikc n Nc, and Of $50 Kegs a. Ike. Butter -
p,ry and shs with sales OF Ohio at Tic he, and o.
State a. vac iec and DOC 80 m quality cnee~e 80
IN noders,e demand 81 Sc PC for Ohio, and also hs.
Rrcr-ssles Of eco casks we're made 81 t'gc ago
per 10. s.f4ll....r1A-
sroAm-T1e market vas s'osdy Al ssiufdsy's rats,
vhb tA'fs OF eCe q 900 hhds CHIEFLY Cuhs mussvate~
nciuong refining scods, ~ eAo q fc snd rTocrry
siaLta at 70. &c. a gusl ~ mntd9 "a q
70 bids. Ncw Orlfapg ~ kc. va SEQ eeses H go,
wHsktr--The market hekef tp'fik isF huanr'
barrels soh A. 81 20 12e, tiostg a. ~ sc s-iNo
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More Mysteries On the Sea.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

beiofe hon Juokc Sm~hgs
Nay u-ne UnSed stai>s 70. Gordon Lyrss ava Eiaard
r. La~e-The prisoners this put forward 10
plead 10 Indictments charging them with murders on
board the American bark Anna, on voyage from La
goora 10 England The allegations that the prisoners,
nr and second mates BY series Of cruees caused the
dessh Of six cocred sesmcn board the Anna within
period Of ninety days 0se oolorcd man re-
mains 70 tell the story FOR the prosecution.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty, and ms
oourscl Mr. Rdgway, said that be could not sne any
day which he would positively be really for trial The
only living witness for tue defence Capt reth, AMI he
y on voyage rom Epgsnd 70 Havana. His testimony
desirable for The defence, and they expected 70 bear
from him soon.
Jucgc splaiiy remarked that the prisoners were emit
tea TO time Until THURSDAY W receive copy OF tho hdc'
ments On Friday Judge Nes,n would oommencs some
psent cases specially set % ~n and whcn might oocuv
him two weeks was, therefore, uncertain wat day
this Court could bear the present uih aoi vas there,
fore, Unnecessary 70 ask the prisoners eouose
whom he would be ready. n was, however Important
70 the accused and the hst the matter shoad
be Opposed OF a. soon 40 possbie II vas important 70
the prisoners hat " innocent, they should be speedily
cssbsrssd, and important 70 NE overnmen. ihs
they shOuf have sptecy opportunity of Win Heating the
laws, " these parties should be guilty. An early DAY
would bo named for trial after those set doFn
Judge Nelson had been disposed o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
rev. Jacob q, Harden.

[Correspondcnce OF the Newask Advertiser.l
JACOB g. HARDEN, who will be executed on the 18th OF
june = the third person who hes bean fosnd gulsy Of
murder By tho courts q Warren county Thar hAve
been elk persons tried, but ouly three have bean con
vcsed. Two f these, whe we're hung, were condsmned
for the murder Of the Cashier family, Nay, 1873 For
this offence four indicted, two Of whom escaped
Harden will b hung In thu jail yard, ncoeed space
which VIII about loo feet eilher way. This small
area win preclude the possibility Of large number assem
bling the sca1old; but The sams plan followed
In previous executions, available spots for witnessing
The hanging may be gained On many Of The Surrounding
The prisoner he's recovered from the physical debility
which attacked him ct The time Of his convcton and ap
pears quie calm, although, he says, his mind 10
not a. wen settled be would Ike 70 have n"
He expresses hope Of eternal salvation, and
the future welfare Of tho "valley church, and de-
that after his death bis congregation shall be saita
bly, provided for Mr. Day, Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. BY FeQuest OF H6rden visits him frequently be
much Dyed by the fAhc statcmenu frequently made
about him in the newspapers BE has never inttnsted
intention u liking confession nor has be said that
be hung others woulf have to hang with him y Nei
Their has he made any attempt 10 nt suicide In the
condition In which be kept irooef by day and night,
and q waterman 10 ha cell with him ali the time, such
an attempt would be certain 10 prove abortfvo. He
will, without doubt, be executed upon the appointed day
Al recent meeting, Inc Board Of Choeoo Freehodcrs
granted to the individuals entitled thereto pay mont Tor
their services during the trial 0oe hundred dollars wss
assigned 10 the prosecutor Of The fless Colonel James ~
services should be rated according 70 th standard they
would be valued ~ about 7tc per diem Tue whole cost
70 the county Of the trial will be IS 600 and 70 this 10
Added the which tbs prisouers father h paid Tor
his Defence the net coat OF the conviction Of he Rev
Jacob Harden win be nearly $1,000.
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Tine PAHrs 10 ELorsxxsr Dsoov.sD>-A fsnssssee
planter, named Stephen q ksn.eoy, ssoyed Isoo 1em-
phh, La Mach, WA &C. wseoS, e,e - Ssn ,s.,
eoverncs In nm Amuy, nxng Vim ~ ~, - 80 49,
dssshssr ne deserted HI kssnsoy nsnsy .o.aa
her uuAnt spouse N Sievenaa oeIs ase P v9c
800 ssshis 80 h.s ,ssson "a sesa sssrv win hsr fas
"a 49, sss io,d ebe sSated that she vus rch ana
Es.nedv noor when they married aimee which tims he
hss -. fsss IIe presended that shouxn he and Mrs
c,bon hsJ uvsd under one roof Keeping house. their
ccrS,cs hsd bs~n Perfectly correct The Plan Dealer
thiais Mr. ana Nh Kennedy viii kias and make up.
$3.50 - -, 60. . So. -. ,,,,.r,
gts . ~, s' w. ~ w,.ss r.u,tx Va an The
iash nsa The ,rsolk a~rad says, II swept over tract
AZ about fsur mica m length embracing the farms o.
f.ra Cyorkev W III nav and Arhibald Atkinson and
several others but fortunately 10 direction two Or three
miles from the town az Smithheld. some on ms f9mefs
who have suffered by the sorm report tho damage -
very seyere-at least one half the wheat completely
destroyed corn that nearly hand high beat down %
thai would be impossible tell that any had ever been
planted and the fruit trees peaches pecsiy stripped
hearty bare me hail. sai lay on The ground, after
tho storm 10 the depth OF several inches.
-, r,~y,.re--V, e,vv 90 r,.,vr, uorx-.rvs oo
gs ..s 80. r.. c,.rss -. a. To r,shssi
ouno. -. s., $500 a. - e. n,n,. a..
moonss.ns 20. ~ w 10 VI LIZ r 80 sv.,y
,a sfea. ~ w. ~ Az .,.h - a.. -.
oe''o ,n. 49,, AZ ~ he INA sesr To- vssrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
jersey City News.

STAINING ArRAY.-A man named Patrick Dowdel was
committed 10 the county jail yesterday, charged with a.
tempting take the lives Of James and John Hooper by
stsbbing In An ARRAY ct weehawken on Sunday after
noon. The Koppen received several wounds inflicted
with knife, some OF them quite serious. man named
George Mcdonald, belonging IN New York, was suisse
quenty arrested, charged with being implicated in the
array, and aho committed.
CRY HoRsH RAnRoAp.-rhe work Of laying the track
the Jersey City and Hudson City horse railroad has
been completed with the exception Of about 3co feet on
Bergen Hill upon which large force OF men are nov
employ ed. Some une ten new one horse cars have
been procured and Ia expected that the road viii 60
into operation about The lst juno.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
Supreme Usurs-osneraI Term.

TEE sr. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND the csoroS BOARD.
NAT Ia 1seodssu asd oAvs vas .SaAaSck asd
OArs--rhh was . motion 70 dissolve pjuactiou or 70
compel security for the payment Of and upwards
for which the piantns, proprietor Of the s. Nicholas
Hotel are charged for Of rent FOR Crooo water
appeared that Tho had been decided 81 the last
December General Term In favor Of the defendants, and
Injunction before granted restraining the Cfotou
Board nom cutting of the water, had been Dissolved
but that the late Counse 70 the Corporation had consented
10 the entry OF order continuing the injunction until
decson Of the In the Court Of Appeats without ~
cury for any thing except the costs OF appeal Inc pre-
Croon Aqueducs Board for permission 70 cut on she
wafer from the hotel unless the amount due IN paid,
claiming that attorney has not power 70 give
such given In this case, and that tho Sapreme
Court Il General Term will not hold ii Tho time thai
party 10 and IL not entitled TO IN Injunction Decision
Van Buren,.
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' I've ssa, SOC no.

increase. ssa 500 0ss,eos
The increase In the specie column Is rather more
than was expected; 1t must be remembered, how
ever that, as usual, part Of the gold shipped on
Saturday was probably counted six times in the
averages. The banks begin the week with pro-
baby about $40 10000 In coin, which will be fur
Their increased by the large remittance by the Cali
forpia steamer to arrive shortly. The decrease OF
loans Ia unexpected, and very conservative indf
cation. From oil that we can learn, this decrease
arises mainly from the actual want Of COM
mercial paper. Active as business Is, there
Is less expansion Of credit than usual at this season
Merchants are doing business within narrower aud
safer limits, and trusting less than usual TO the
banks to furnsh them with capital. This is the way
TO build up arealIy profitable business and viii be
as beneficial 10 the banks as TO the trading comma
nifty.
The money market Is without change. Note
brokers and bank officers complain of q wantsef
good paper, but still we. hear Of no transactions
below FIVE per cent, and not many ut that rate.
Five and half Is the general rate for all paper
that is not very choice indeed and very short; six
for Grst class 4 as months paper, with two good
names On call the inquiry today was moderate,
and whenever the securities were available the
rate was ave per cent The sub!Treasury ID doing
light business; the receipts to-day were sls2As6.
Of which tsl 900 from customs; the payments
$751; 500; balance this evening ts,ss4,sso.
The foreign exchange market opens dull The
steamers this week are, the Asia, on Wednesday,
and the Kangaroo and Fulton, on Saturday; from
present appearances, the former will take very
little, II any, specie; the latter will have fair
shipment, especially II the California steamer
arrives In time. The rates for foreign bills con
tinue much the same:-1Ooi q for 80 day bankers
bills on London aud lloi for short sight; for francs
5l2f 5lsl. The working of the exchange mar
ket Is very disappointing 70 bankers.
The following are the last quotations oil sight
exchange on New York at the cities mentioned,
the ouotations being in all cases for gold.-
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The stock market again evinced remarkaoie
strength, and nearly all descriptions were higher
today. The panic caused by the Pacific Mail mys-
terry appears 10 be subsiding and tohaye altogether
los. its influence against the tendencies Of the
market Nothing further transpired with regard
TO this matter 10 day. The officials of the company
we're busy all day paying dividends on The certii.
Gates; up to 2. NJ. this afternoon they had paid
the dividend on $4,000 shares Of stock, the whole
Of which they had recognized as genuine; the
balance which remains TO be presented Ia e,ioO
shares. No certificate had been presented TO them
whose genuineness they had had reason to sus-
pcct, and no frauds had been developed. Some
errors in posting the stock ledger had come TO
light, parties In some cases being credited with
less in other cases with more stock than they really
possess but nothing indicating aprobable overissue
had met the eye Of the scrutineers. Since this inquiry
began, 1t has tranSpired that, last May and June,
when the last,enper cent dividend was paid, the sc
cretary paid some Of the dividends with his private
checks, which has gwen rise 10 obvious suspicious
But, thus far, nothing has been discovered which
ju.tiles a belief In any heavy fraud. The brokers
are satisfied with the assurance Of the officers VI hC
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company that al certificates, regularly signed, will
be recognised % genuine; and the stock rose to-
day TO 90, closing 9lA bid, against 90 bid at the
close on Saturday. Contra VAS strong at s2B SO
this morning; this afternoon il sold at 80, closing
s2l bid. The Western shares generally were higher.
Rock Island went to 7l3 closing II bid against 700
bid on Saturday evening Panama recovered to
ls4, closing that bid. The panic in this
stock has mostly subsidized The directors
and transfer agents. both Of this company and the Pa
cAc Mail, would probably do well TO go through the
form Of having their books examined and reported
upon TO the Stock Exchange. Such examinations
should really take place, periodically with the books
OF every which Is dealt In at the oard: their
officers should court them. Hudson River Jumped
up to 49, closing 49, bid. Erie was an exception to
the general market; 1t fell of to e. closing 22 bid
Illus the stock IL cheaper here than in London
The letters by the Adriaic speak Of continued in
yestments in this property by parties on the other
side. State stocks continue firm and in active re
quest. This afternoon the market was pretty &C
tive, and stocks closed steady at the following quo
tations:-virginia 6s, 92} 3; Missouri 6's, "a Il
Canton, 2l3 a I; Cumberland Coal preferred, IA a
a; Pacific Mail, Oh q %; New York Central, s22
/; Erie %. 4; Hudson River, 4sl 40; Harlem, l3l
a IA; do preferred, ala Reading, 42J a43; Mich
gan Central, 500 Z; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, l2l q Z; do. guaranteed, 20 1; Psna-
ma, 1874 q 1; Illinois Central, ga a q; Galena and
Chicago, 8bl q 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 a L;
Chicago and Rock Island, 7lst.
The exchanges at the Bank Clear ing House this
morning were $3i ,0062I6 OF, and the balances
sl,56ss73 20.
The steamship Austin, from Brazos arrived at
New Orleans on the 10th inst, with $277 COZ in
specie on freight
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th reports
the exchange MARKET
Exchange has been less buoyant since our last, and
sales chow marked dimnutou In both foreign AMI do
mestc The supply Of most classes Ia still restricted, but
proves ample for the demand, which shows . marked
reduction both foreign and domestic. We quote the
ruling figures the Of business this evening fol
ewsC'ear sterling bills 100 loe and loesl the lat
ter exceptional figure. Bills with shipping documents
attached 1851 . 1852 and l0sZ Francs 81 10 6fl3Z
per dollar. sixty day bills on New York, nc, = AK
per cent discount Sight q u per cent premium
The movement of produce at Chicago on the 18th
inst. was az follows