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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
Bablen ,peroen 19licbli9 III @r,paouno

@able1 ~eroen i&lieblid in Grwdsuns
9e3p9en.
SIM 6intltf auf rationale Jraaen bez
rlbrt bic 8otl9aft fpl9enoe punfte:
Gtae pacific Gilenbabn, BON einem eez
eieneten puntte i'm MiiFifppi<5 bale aus
9ebeno, innerbalb Der @rensen un1eres
Staatee, wdre BON bepeutenoem Snterene.
Cine 5etmltdttebtQ lo1te Die oerapen
@ectionem Lungs ben 9dncereien, &pel6e
eert G%ilenbabnen 9el6entt linr> III 1i9
{9lteben gu Dem preile bon II Dollar per
older. - Gbenlo puroe bic Mnnobmc
zines aQ9emeinen 8anfrott<@ ST. lebes, urter
9%eei9neten Mipoifcationen, 1owie cine llmz
ancerun9 bet 3oQ9eleBe unp bes 1arifS
als wunlben5lpertb ermdbnt.
Nm S@luic Der 8ptl9aft murbe bic
Stlopereifro9e erpdbnt uno lhliebt eiez
lelbe NIT Dem Bunl9e, baB Minnel pta
ben alien Staaten poS @erlpreden aebeu
ioQe, rab> pb9lei6 Yroflamatipnen eerpil =
fer Mitsltecer I'M @cn9reb, bic Union III
trennen uno a%uf;ul6l ZEN, feline Seltenbeit
linp> Die 8iir9er Minne lota's ntemals ibre
gtnmiui9ung 9eben mcrpen, ca6 Die poliz
til@en Banoe, wel9e Die Seer. Staaten At
elmer 9roBen> 9lldli9en uno mddtiaen
Nation 0ema4t baben, 9etrennt ODER aufz
9elI1t ,peroer.
Na@ &urlei Jung ber 8otldaft perta9te
fi@ bic Sci ammt0bu13 uno Ter Senat
er1ammelte itd, UNI bic Mntrittsreoe leiz
mes neuen Yrdfcenten, Res 2teut. Opuz
perneur's Donelly, ent9e9e11 su nebmen.
Die NufQ6run9 %eini9er Mul fltife
eur@ eos Sr9elter oer Yicneer 0uarc in
Der 5aQe Der &%eprdlentanten lblo6 Die
Beter ce5 Sa9e5.
Dienfta9, 3. Sanuar.
5err Slid reitte i'm 5enot cine
Siu Elm fir 8ere9nune unp Ginsisbune
son Garen.
Sin gomtte BON Oreien wurce auf Nr1<
tras ceS ST. 9eatcn pom prdlcenten err
nanrt, um Die SenutcrenmaM in 6iumore
County 81 unterluden nno 8eriht at,u>
l~tatten, ob hcQY uno Weus, ooer Bryant
unc S'Terral gu @iyen bers6tiot Tnp.
Muf Nntra9 oe6 9errn Conan purce
Elm Selblub an9enpmrncn, 1000 Gopien
Der Botlhaft oe5 @cuverneurs crufsn ~
la7en. Gin 3uIag gu Die le!n YelAlub,
tie Sotldaft in oeutlder uno fran,Di<
iher g prahe gu publisiren, >puroe Dem
Gomtte fur Drudiaden iiberwiel len.
Das 5au5 beihafti9te iid an bie'em
Gage 9ans belonoerS NIT einem @eiesz
entpurf fir Die Srsani(ation ppu Gonz
ties uno Sown6 uno peren @erualtuna.
Study lan9erer Iebatte wuroe be Alp0en,
on6 alte SYfem Der SIpervilor6 adu,>
li6 abiulhaHen uno werben an oeren
Steue flint Gommiiicners treten, welhe
bet Dtifriften 9emablt uerpen lplIen.
Sat- Nuen IL e5 befonnt, roB untsr
Dem jebieen @eles Der GuulY<S rqanj1az
tipn cine unsabl yon 8eamten eriifirten ;
oob bic Nu61aben unter bielem 9Yfem
lebr beoeuteno waren uno Die Tar;abler
fa1m mebr Die Steuern er(hwinoen fouuz
ten, UNI pa8 Sielf0p tse uneebtuer oss
Bcaro Ger Superpi lors uno leiner Graham
ten III erbaltsn>
Sc unterlie9t feinem 3meife(, oaB bic
Bill, melde 5 Gommil1pnerS Dor Areitt,
baIo gum 0eleb werpeu wirp unp werpen
mir caourd oon @inem Der arpgen llebel
erlol't, wel&e un6 ourA Die lsBte Sc lebz
0ebun9 auf0sburoet murceu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
Montaa, 9. San. 1860.

@'"SS >1"" OO
Nn oieiem Sage, Der e1i1en Sibun8
iu. Neuen Sabre, rtidtt 5r. older einsn
Gomnitte>8 tridt Elm, mad we|dem bic
Salairs Der @taatsbeamten b%eoeureup
btruntereeitbt rperoen louen, ebenio em<
pfeblt bteier@ Beri1t @orlhldae, bic Sc
bubren Der 8eamten unlerer @cri6tsbSfe
81 reou;iren uno bic Besabluns BON Sc
i&rpornen bel sen tlasenoen parteien.
Gerner, etne Ntousirun9 oes 9eieyeebenz
ben 8borpers ;u Is Mit9lieper i'm 5enat
uuo ~ i'm 5oule uno Die @intbeiIun9
pe6 @taates in einSelne Senatorial unp
&epralentan!encifrifte = bic edn;lids
Mufbetuns pes SDtems Der Superpiiors
IN ben 9omns, Elm Nidter : @cle9ium
BON nur flint @idtern unp Die Nbidaf:
lung Der @ranp>S urY ,puroen ebenfaQs
1T pielem Beridt in @orldla9 eebra6t
u1o Dem @uta9ten be5 9aule6 empfoblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
6 . % q {

6 riu1at
fir bic aSni9rei9e
Nreu6en, @arttcmbere, 8apern,
Sannpocr unb Sabicn,
fir bic @rrBberscstbiimer
S%lSeubmr9, @eilen une 8a>en.
fir paS 5er;c9tbum Nfa0au,
f0roo6 &urfurfentbum @eNen
unb bic freie Staet Tronffurt u. 81.
Or Undergraduate it jebeu Sag mGbrcnb ter
0elh1ftsltunren s1 fneen 1T letner Office, lip-
pefli9e Gde Don Main= unp Oritter StraBe.
6. S. S(bac, Gun jul.
6. s. Nboe,
Subwefli9e Gfs Don Moin= uue Dritter 9tr.,
cine Sreppe brt>
Gtncinnatt,
We6iel<@ el6Qftmit@urppo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07

Gpuectipnen unb MussabIunaeu
jfber Nrt 1T alet Ibeilen Deutl1lanbs,
mereeu Soa mir pie semSbnliW auf bic prpn,ptelte
Art %belpr9t.
Sir W ed lel auf Nem<yprE @t.2uuis,
@bica9p> Nem Srleans uno aupere
5anpelspldbe Der Ser. @taatsn taun man INNER
bel mir has Wslb %erbalten.
Muf bic mad nebenbcn YlGbe lnt BEL
Mir 80 d. el in 9r6Beren, ic,pie lit ben f~leiu>
ten Summea gu ben tilli9 ten Gourlsn III
babeu.
@elber> welde an ireent einea ter uadEeben=
ben Sau1er TT Deut1dlano fir ibre Nednuna
ein9elan pber tesablt merben, nit benz g}emerfen,
oaB mir eaYpn Nadridt 5u 9eben lei, fvnnen bel
mir III Cincinnati . sleiG erbpbrn merbeu, TO-
salb t) bic 9tadribt Ypm ginaanue Ter @umme
trbalten babe, Da i'd pon msinen YcrlGieccueu
Sanquiers tn1mer NIT jeeem Steamer 8riefc En-
balte, msnn @elocr ein9eaaneen lnb> 70 1T bits
Der ldneQ0e, i9erlte uno biQislte Wea, uni GEL
pr nad Mrnerita gu i9iden.
elite metner 8anfiers in 9eutfd=
lamb, &C.,
an rte Sbr @elo be5ablt unb rann BET mir
erbpben weroen fam: :~
N>d linb bel tieitn 9au1 fern in gurppa ieberseit
Me&lel auf MIDI gu baben:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
Dpnnerita9, 5. Sanuar 1860.

" ~~"tI~~Sf - c"'NH\ AoOO"
@enat. - 9r. @atlon rei9te cine
8tQ Elm, wel@e baS un9eieBltde Stimz
men BEL Wablen perbietet unp + etraft.
GSi IT Ypn Wt6ti9feit, pa6, Elm peyarti>
0eS @e{eb III &raf It tritt, Inn ben l1an1>
10 fen 8%etrieereien, melde bet @ablen in
Der, $;leBten 3eit sortamen> Elm Gnpe gu MAJ
aien.| Seine partei fam itd. oann lber
Gdll9un9 Der Bablbertdte unb un9eleb<
li9eS: @timmen bel9reren; eS 0ebt Sc
benz fret, auf @ruuo zines 1olden @eleBe5
oiejenisen sur &e@enl@aft gu Siebn unb
Der sere9ten Citrate 81 iberantwprten>
pelhe pas Stimure6t in .ir9enp pel9er
@eii e +1erleben.
unler ee9enpdrti9es SYitem bcsu9lt9
Der Organization BON Counties Il. Totpns
fam aBermalS 3ur: Sprade unp CAB cur
Ainobu,e zines 8eidluHes @eron1oiiuno>
IN rel9em beatulat il, paB bic aebenpen
Committees beirer 5duler fir &opns unp
Counties cine Biu einret9en 1ouen fir
Gttr,1iiatul1,9 zines BoaroS, BON Super<
Ytt1fotb, tpelder aus elmer nod 3u betims
mtrbtttn &n;abl pom Miteltepern beiteben
lelI (mabrl1etnlt9 81 wetde bel Diirifz
ten it, ben @punties ~ mdbleu inb.
16au6.a- Muf Mntras bes Germ
0arrarp muroe beidlo0fn. 1000 Gopien.
Der Bot,daft be8 0puperneurs &amjey
in ,englildm @pra@e, 500 in pcutider,
500 III ln,orpesilder uno 500 in frans6tz
i1er' Spradei pruden III laien.. ~.
Die Botl1aft bes @ouserne>r &amieY
III eia Document pom @i9ttsfett tpel9ee
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
Wtntfrw0nrfn

auf's Neidtaltiolte unr @eld,nadspQRe ~a{Icrtirt
uno teebrt 1ld lrlcbc5 leinen rerebrten &uncen e.
setenlt ar3u;eisen.
Das Eager 1T nit a(len ue1et grlbeinuuoen
Der Sai1cn ausgctattet u,,o bietet nar,entiib cine
@rDBe Mu8wabl in &let6er<
1tpfen,
ais MeriapS> galencias, plaibs, Deloiues.
YarnmattaS, % Beiees, ppil be dcyres &c. &C.;
tcrner unterbalisn mir ei1en ldVnen Gprratb
bunter unc einfarti9er Geioenwauren
uno r%srtonfen icl9e 0euau gu Msm- gprter Yrei-
leu. -
Infer Eager III @bomls> Glcaf5 uub gBiuter-
Mantel 1T auf's &cihlte crn,plettirt, uuo erlou-
bel, tptr uns NOD bic Seretrten Dameu auf unler
9rcBarti9es
Weibz Woarel1z II. trimmings N1prtment
aufmertiam gu n1aaen.
Sn 5errcn- Irtifeln, ais 8oufsfius, Ccefina.
%9alemcres, IuTel5, Grapattes> 5emeen &c. IT,
ten mir jecer Gcncarreit3 bic Spibe> ta mir in bic
Ter Sronde bic Yprtbeilbaftel ten 8erbinbunoen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07
Sdliebli9 np6 Elm Bort su ben 6erren
2%Qnofauaeuten


Seit benz 8e9inre eeeentpdrtiger @ailon baben
mir unler 5aupt-M %uofnmerf auf's Wbcle]ale>
0el9att 9elest nnb iu6en bierin ,1nlere 6aupt-
SorGe gu ent'pideln ; mir baben biefur ein Grtra-
Oepartement einriGten IolIen unb bieten ben Ser
rem gGieberperfaufern i'm 2anbe ale @ortbeile
uno S~equemliUfeitea> bic ibnen nur BON unleren
9oncurrenten IN ben S(fli9en VlaBen oFerirt ,per-
ben tpnnen. nnler @tod 1T iir ben Dry goobs
Gcnlum in Ninnelota Elm mirflid 9rpBartiaer unb
,perben es e%rmabnte Jreuute in ibrem Sntereje
fnben, n II + bel uns einsufaufen, na es teinent
aneern 5aule 1T Minneipta mSsli9 1T, pas Mus-
tpabl unb 8ilisfeit betriHt> AUDI muir anndbernb
NIT uns concurriren gu ~fSnnen.
$err 2luerba6,
Der NIT oteiem Departement tetraut morten, mirb
es l'd9 a~naeleaen lein la1en, uniere strebrten Sum
ben TIT jeber Be3isbuns ~sufrieben gu feQen.
Suffice & Gorepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-07

Qreit!!!

Jn Antstradt rer i0ledten 3ciien baten un-
ferisibnete ltb eutlaIrien> ibre, Iai1amtliden
W'are" Grrratb hurd bsrotselrtte Vreile III
rseu;lre1' ms wcrbcu !. 8. teu
Belten @olicp 5u 10 @tS>
@tngbam Ypu 10 81 123 @ts,,
Sudz II. Strunpfwaaren>
Gepptde>
lnterfleioer>
@neltf6en uno fran;6fAen Merino,
@eblei@te II. lln9eblei9te Musline,
nao aue onesrsn III ibr Sad eiu1dlaeenbe Mrti-
tel int @erbdltriB 81 utisen preileu yerfaufen.
@ieeerperf1ufcrn
m'ro bier cine @elesenbeit 9etoten> tiQis ein,u-
tauTsn> ea fsin ~srUReres Eager in bieliser @tatt
TIT uno bic preile 10 sefeQt ilnb. paB feline @ou-
eurren3 sefilr9tet su perren traudt.
@err 0fabler
tp'ro Is lld anselessn iein lallen> ieine teutlden
Sanpslsute auf's Bette s1 t%:bieue,.
3, Us. Sneeripn S Co.,
11eben cer 9riide, int 81 mzyprfz9aben>
ct. paul> Minn.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-03-06

DELIVERED IN THE I. s. SENATE, JANUARY %, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26-s p. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26-6 p N.
The great robbery Of State bonds from the De-
partment Of the Interior at Washington continues
to be the absorbing subject Of conversation in the
street. The list Of bonds advertised in this morn.
ifg's HERALD was eagerly scanned by holders Of
State stocks, and the opinions Of leading lawyers
taken on the question whether the government can
reclaim the bonds or not As usual, those opinions
differ; some counsel hold that the bonds are safe in
the hands of bona fde owners without notice;
while others, apparently more correctly informed,
have advised their clients that the government can
follow and reclaim its bonds wherever II can find
them. II is not generally known that the case
Of ROBBERY or breach Of trust by govern
ment employe was foreseen and provided for
many years ago, and the act declared posi-
lively TO be felony. A section Of the "Act
10 provide for the better organization Of the Urea
sury. and for the collection, safe keeping. transfer
and disbursement Of the public revenue" passed
August G. ls4e, reads as follows
Section 16 That al officers and other persons charged
by this act or any other act with the safe keeping trans
Co. ami disbursement of The public moneys, other than
those connected with the Poet ohce Department. are
hereby required 20 keep accurate entry Of each
received and 81 each payment transfers and that u
ay enc Of The SAID oeers ~ q those connected win
the Post once Department ehall convert 20 his
~ any way whatever, or &h4N use hy OF investment
ia nfy Kind OF property merchandise shall loan,
Win without Interest, shall deposit any hank or
shah har for other funds except allowed b. this
act any prton " the public moneys entrusted ~ him for
safe keeping, disbursement. transfer fr any other
purpstc every such act shall BE- deemed and adiudrei
10 DC cnbczxemcnt Of So much OF said moneys as shaI
b. tins taken converted. invested ussd canod depo
stcd or exchanged, which Is hereby declared to 4
ftny.
Under this section il is understood that the
govcrrmcnt viii proceed at once to claim the
stolen bonds. Where they are in the hands Of in.
noccnt holders without notice, IL il presumed that
such no lders win have their recourse against their
yenders, who, in their turn, will fall back upon
the parties who sold 10 them, and 20 on, until at
last the thief and the receiver are reached.
We need not dwell upon the alarming nature Of
the prospect. Ry the confession Of the clerk Bal
lev. ss70 900 If bonds Of the Suites OF Missouri.
Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia are IN cir.
culation, which are really not ,co,tk one cent 20
ne parties rho haze bought and nor hold them.
Over two million more bonds Of the above men,
toned. and Of other States, may have been stolen
from the same repository in the Interior Depart.
uent. for anything the public know to the contra.
~ Several correspondents from Washington still
say that tie aggregate amount 81 bonds stolen will
foot up not less than Shrec millions Of dollars: and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27
- sseamshp Jamessown, Skinner, Norfolk, &c-Ludiam
ship Ely, Livingston Liverpool Rowland Frothing-

usss.Smsap Jamestown Skinner Norfolk &c-LudlAm
ship Ely, Livingston. Iaverpool-HOwland rrohins
sR q Sss y FS NE sSsoysn Sons
salk West Wind, ssandsrs sabine fsss@oslley Ksas-
.s .p Rs'ss:sn xss.s,
BIG Many bsnni:s osdis s.naior 1s"0h
ssn ss ss..
ss ss FH
schr Burroughs Bickford, Londondsny-A Ben 1
SsSr
sssI FSsSs TSI,ow, asv.a.I x. sssI;, !,
Sch julia Rich, newton JasisOnvins-Van Bruns :
schr stamier, jackson, savannah-McCready Mott 3
Co
ssr 4pSs RsSl H HSsG
schr Hewitt Buckln, Portand-G Hatch
and pssssnser. % 70 = Cromwell ! @;
:s and No. wan
gTis Addy swift Arsy MsrscsoO Dec with hide. as 70
r4sB ss
ysrs%s :sss kssS e Dennis: bound n Dec Z.
s:s y
q
Brig Celt Jasper, Machias 10 days. with lumber 70 I N
sehr Gertrude OBJ Cassidy, $. John, NIB. 10 days, with
Ds:i:T S.sst Dorman Windsor Ms days with
Sen, !, @ Could Corvallis Ms 10 days. with
Schr PEARL Lang Jacksonville Charleston Is days.
been days n Of Hssssrss with heavy NV gales
Sunny msEei1 R:,
schr Ann Turner Arey, Norfolk for FAN River
Tor
schr Arey, Mickey, Belfast days.
schr Carplne, Smith, vinalhaven, . days
schr Orrin Cowl Smith, ynalhaven for Sandy Hook For
ncAtion,
schr Empress, Farnsworth, Rockland. days.
Schr @ L. Lowell, Boston, 8 days.
Schr Canova, Fullerton, Norwich, 2 days
Schr Ringgod (wrecker Merritt from schr Lizzie MAUI
lately ashore Barnegat.
Sloop Jenny Bishop Ehxabcthport for Madison.
sloop w Bowen, Brotherton Providence, 2 days
Steamer Boston. Croker Philadelphia
Steamer Dgwn, Perry. New Bedford.
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence.
Steamships Quaker City, Havana; Nashville Charleston.
Wind during the dayN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27
he New SchooIhcu~c I'm the Fourth
Ward.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
WTTVH OF HF FfhNNIWs
NNU Nnnn L.. % /

INV York, Dec &c, 1860
Having my attached 10 paper offered by
Mes~s. noherty and shine, Sctol Commissioners o. the
Fourth ward 10 relation 10 the purchase Of four ots OF
ground m Nandcwaer street. 81 price Of $1,000 per
lot. whsreon W schoolhouxc, take the present
cprrtunity q denying all knowleaEc 81 the rapcr.
opposed tie matter the lo al beard In conjunction with
the othtr Inspectors and entirely coiuride IN the pro
test spt hy them 70 the Board of Elncaton, on tho
vrtunc that there no property IN tho mtdie Of Vande
water STREET worth $40 200 per lot 4 am further cpscd
TO y because the locality i surrounded BY fac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

We'd 20 cvn war; the resisting party, having begun n,
win b. responsible for all the consequences"
Such the sentiments Of the gallant Harry Of the
West" and venture predict taa he who looks upon
him his prototype win not fan 70 respond to them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATASzAs, SEw ORLEANS.
zytufum New York FOR Kingston ia the 2o;h day Of
each month.
BIESvlIK-rrcm New Let arriving at Havana sh and
New Orleans 9TH Fvm New Orleans lssh Havana 18Th ar.
irving at New York "a.
wrsr-rrcm York 9th arriving nj Havana
th From New Orleans nd Havana 18th, arriving IT New
York 30th.
cAHAwsA-rrom New York rlih arriving o, Havana iah
arriving at New York "a
PHILsprrru.-Frcm New York isth arriving at Havana
18th Prom New Orleans 3D. Havana 9Th, arriving New
ywt 18th
rpscro-From New York 7s, arriving Havana csth ana
Acv nfesns 9TH rom New Orleans bth, Havana sih
fiyinG New York 2aA.
r.iirK CirvFr0m New yors 2sh arriving At Hsvanagsa
Prom New Orleans lbh, Havana loh, arriving New York
.QvsxER cnT-Frou New rork and Havana every ,wea,y
HArswss-From Now York for NsAnzas on the ssA Of
each mouth. at1rM.
kArs.s-trcm New York for Havana via Nassau Mp, On
the arrival Of alternate Cunard
NBwhen the above dates fall sunday the steamers
viii sail on Monday except from New Orleans when the
dates fall on Monday the steamers viii sail frsm New Or
leans the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ y~taee snd LISTERS treRdod er ne NEW ysRr HrrALr
should ~ scsieL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27
The 81. Louis Democrat Of Saturday SAYS

To-day arrangements win be finally contaminated for
the Of the whole Of the interest OF the debt due
by the State OF Missouri for the LIST Of January That
part Of The debt arranged for to-day the interest on
the Southwest Branch Of which there has heretofore
been some doubt about paying.
The Illinois Central trafdc foots up % follows
for three weeks of December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

tories and Ike buildings, accident IN which would
ieo ardse the lives Of hundreds Of children desire
the people Of the ward TO understand that have taken
part IN the purchase OF said lots.
PHILIP CREAGHAN, l3 Roosevelt street,
School Trustee Fourth ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

A PATENT HOUSE BROOM
n EASE AND ECONOMY COMBINED.
Every body should try one.
Manufactured Nv n. NJ SMITH ~ Maiden lane, art
cold ~ Frocefr and house fufnisbofs
Agents wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Inc boston fON OF the z0ln, IN It's weekly nnan-
cial review, says
The Boston banks gained about $4,000 in gold last
week, and now hold about the legal minimum required in
proportion to deposits and circulation That to say
they hold II in the aggregate for something like half
Of the institutions yet run far below this minimum The
market, whole IL extremely restricted with only
very moderate sums to be had at any price But IL
improving al round and with respect very first class
paper rates have declined 10 10 ~ per cent With
tie moderate gain Of specie the duness of New York
funds indicated further increase the diminished excite
abroad the abundant supply and continued low figures
for foreign cxchangca cheerful feeling abroad
causing credit 70 be much easier, II not much lower in
general way.
The New Orleans Picoysne Of the 10Th (even.
ing) says
There further change 70 notice today though the
market not quite active This but natural after
C heavy movement Of the last few days The good feel
g before alluded TO still continues and although
ch scrvabIe IN the outside money market vet m bank
there readiness 10 move IN the way Of scount
The exchange market shows hiss hrmncss Some sterling
was moved on at yesterday rate but towards tho close
thor, symptoms Of heovn,ss. caused by the lower
quotations. from NCw York We qnote clear bills from
~ 1oi The latict very extreme figure. ns operators
would psy over 100 1905. Hl q ladlng drafts
sid fIon 90 95.. IN mcicra'e huslnepa
weadonc AZ an extreme range Of 6fs2Ac a6651,c There
no transactions tn sixty day bills On the North
sht dealt In o. extent al a ~ discount
short al - x discount. These of discount
admit OF tho free transmission Of coin which daily
irving and giving increased strength 70 the banks. They
IN condition TO furnish aid 10 the community,
and longer justified In Withholding accommodated
from solvent parties Such also the opinion of bank
managers generally In the open market round amount
of very prime ninety day paper was passed at "a per
cent.
The Chicago Press Of Saturday says
We have change whatever 70 notice In The financial
aars q tho city. Exchange continues scarce, and the
large remittances the LIST of January seem likely 20
keep n 90 for the neil two weeks. We quote buying
raes att a9h 10 per cent selling sraringly 70 Gus
toners a. 10 per cent. Outsiders nomnay al II per
cent
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"WEDNESDAY, DC Z6-0F. u.
AsHEs.-The market unchanged and salee limited
Recommendations market opened steady, with
moderate inquiry. After the receipt Of the foreign
news holders became sitter in their views and the mar
ket closed firm The sales embraced about IL 900
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The report adopted and the most favorable that
has been presented for many years. Some further bust
ness then disposed Of; vote Of thanks unanimous
y returned 10 the President and Mr. Thomas Boese for
the efficient and impartial manner in which they dis
charged their duties during the past year.
The Board then adjourned at late hour Of the evening
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The last session OF the Board Of Education OF 1850 took
place last evening, William f. Curtis presiding.
Two Of the trustees Of the Fourth ward informed the
Board through the Of communication, that the
number Of pupils in the evening schools Of that re-
nowned ward IL only half what represented by the
local board in their communication TO the Board Of Edu
cation received at the preceding meeting and upon the
authority Of which twice the number Of teachers have
been appointed to the evening schools Of the Fourth
ward TO which they fairly entitled Referred TO the
Con mittee on Teachers
Commissioner WATERBURY, offered resolution to close
the public schools the 4th Of January, that is the
day appointed for national fasting and Eayer by the
the country.
Commissioner WARREN ardently opposed this resolution,
charging the condition OF the country mainly on the
President himself and seeing just reason for deprvng
co 0Co children Of the benefit OF days education.
on,nons npon the subject which were in ali cases made
conform to their respective political prejudces Pre-
sdent CURTIS of opinion that the whole course Of the
bate out Of order and he considered that the APP
pointing of day for prayer and fasting throughout the
country could at least do HARM and that the Board OF
Education Of the commercial metropolis OF the country
should not TO offer II opposition.
The resolution was finally passed by vote OF II
against s.
of the Public School Department for the past year
as follows
Balance due to appropriations for lsy9.. $sl1l1
School fund for 1850. 27s7sl
Total. 81 247 500
For Teachers and Jsnitors in ward schools sos s2s
support Of the Free Academy. .............. 47728
Repairs TO the Free Academy ................. 762
Support Of normal schools. ................... S427
Support Of the evening schools. IS 042
Repairs through the shop. 033o
Supplies school through the depository $50
Rent Of school premises ................... 1928
Salaries OF officers and clerks Of the Beard Is 1874
Incidental expenses Observation-Disclosures. 1925
Apportionment to corporate schools 929o
Appropriations for special purposes erection OF
schoohouses repairs, &c.................. 164979
Appropriations for pianos in ward schools. 10000
Total. 81 POI $40
Deducting available fund above DAT 500
Balance against the Board. $l3 $50
The report adopted and is the most favorable that
has been presented for many Some further bust
then disposed Of; vote Of thanks unanimous
y returned 10 the President and Mr. Thomas Boese for
the efficient and impartial manner in which they dis
charged their duties during the past year.