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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
MoSDAY, Oct. OPP. N

The Stock market rallied slightly this morning,
and during the session Of tine First Board was quite
steady throughout although at tue close of each call
there wa, a dull feeling and little taperng of in
prices. The bsarq, apparently anticipating mod
crate recovery, held back until orders had been
filed; but at the close of the session, and between
tie Boards, commenced hsmmeriug again with re-
doubled yigor. The first announcement OF the TAX
ing of the Government loan was hailed as salts
factory proof Of the confidence Of capitalists in the
etaity Of the Union, but later Ia the day, the fact
that the premium was small and the BIDS
not largely in excess Of the amount required,
Was nIned TO account Of the bear interest as an ndi-
caicn, we presume, Of mtgated co"s@1:5ace. We re-
tai this ,tg(l twadde but to show upon what fiimSy
retexs Wsstreets operators work upon the Tears 81
outsiders. To people Of oriilary intelligence ii will
appesr very extraordinary that tie Government loan
should be taken at ALL if any fears Of dsuniOn pre-
vaed but stock spectators have the faculty OF turn
ing facts Of the most favorable character into argu-
uen,s for 3 decline. The Bank Statement, although
quite satisfactory, had no effect upon the market At
t1e Second Boarj the bears pitched in again with
greater vigor than for some time past, and
succeeded in shaking down prices thorough
". The decline has been large enough to
wav a great msny contracts have been forced to an
abrupt settlement The depression extends to nearly
every prominent stock on the list, but has been lees
marked for the day in Erie Hudson River, and Bur-
lingion and Qtincy. The change since morning can
hardly be accounted for in rational way the deyei'
opmeIis Of tho day in regard 10 the Government loan
and the Bank returns actually furnishing sound argu
mopts IN favor Of confident and hopeful feeling. BY
pllful maniI uaiiop the bears lave managed oturnh
political bugbesr Of tho times into an effective machine
70 against strong current Of prosperity, and Will
they can brighten people by such ridiculous phantom
the actual condition Of thiDgs-ths progressive business
Of railways abundant hsrgesis Tev'ng trade and an
assured easy money Darketare quietly ignored to be
absorbed in the tosh Of 5suuion aud secession. After
the Board prices in some iEsanees lower bat a.
tie close the bids were eighty higher. The la'es.
prices were as follows: Tennessee State 6s, 9od9Ol
Virginia State De, 9Oia9Oli Missouri Co. IA 0Uli
CahfolIis State 7s, 1904 Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, 9ja9G Pennsylvania Coal Com
Pany, 81 aS3j Cumberland Coal Company Preferred,
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ta'ed snd then palmed II 90 naocsot buyers. may
here mention that, by an agreement Of loog Standing,
Gsnbart gets all ths pctures painted BY 4. Frere.
The coming collection win contain foe specimens Of al
the most distinguished artist, Of the French school, aud
important contributions from Rosa Bonnie r, Gerome,
KDsuss, TryoD, Rossesu, Muller tyou reue nber bis
RollcslI Of the Revolution, in the L1xsmburgl.
Monsieur Surville will accompany the collection as
director and the artists delighted tia, he does 90,
as he 10 the intimate iepd Of most OF them. An arts.
hmsel Of Independent MEANS he gives as services Cor
the love Of art and for the regard be bears the erss
TIE noble creations Of the sculptor Palmer have
drawn to the Albany studio vota'y of the genlsr
(AIrs. Dame of Boston,, who has just finished blst
of Prof Amssa Mccoy Of Albany, which good judges
of art pronounce striking likeness, and proof Of
rare genius for sculpture in the fair artist. Yes,'
said Palmer. when be heard the general judgment as
to the likeness and the likeness was in il from the
first day. and tina, lie wonderful" The bast is now on
exhibition at Palmers studio.
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CUPREME COURT.-Uls.. er County.-IsRAEL
- KNAPP Guardian &c, ss''.t SIDNEY q. MILLER and
fenny his "fe nom McKissook and Daniel Pa, ring
ton, az Executors, S; Os'ii w Bate deceased Morris
Eethum and Edw're <eDne survivors L. and Jos. phi
Slater summon rsllsf-(Com not served Ito SID
EEY g. MILLER md FANNY W. bis Wife two Of the above
named Deendar You hereby summoned and required to
the EGGPLANT In this which viii be hed IN the
Office Of e Clerk OF the County Of Ulster a. Mogson IN said
County Sod of the aid complaint
TIE subscriber az his Office In Shswsngunh Ulster County
within tsepty day I the service Of this yoo
elusive Of tho day Of s1ch seTvce and a 10 the
seid complaint within the time said the pntf IN this
ton al apply the Court for the relief demanded In the co
plaint-Dstsd Sept "a 1860.
JAMES @ GRAHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN the shove entitled action filed In Ulster
County Clerks office Oct l. 100. -. -
4 Oct IawewWedt JAMES q. GRAHAM, PPts Auy
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I9QI3; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 9l992l; New
York Central Rsrnaa sc 0S6t; Erie Railroad, 81 q
81; Huds River, co. 06l; Harlem Railroad, Isl o
I8I; Hasm Preferred 45i 945i; Reading, 45l a i5Ii
Michigan Central, e5a65l; Michigan Southern and
Northern lana, 190l9i; Michigan Southern Goa'-
aDtsed AL 9442; Panama, 100 0l2i Illinois Central,
sOi 9s0I; Galsna and Chicago RAILROAD, 745 d74li
Cleveland and Toledo 40i 94l; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad GO, a7O; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Rsilrosd GaS7l.
Foreign Exchange continues dull Sterling ranges
a. from 1851 TO 1881 for tanke'e bile.
Freghts-To Iigerpotl: 600 bbls Flour a. 3s. "a.
03r. AID ; 90 900 bush. Wheat at l26l2ld i, bnlk
and bsgs; 500 faleS Cotton a, 25 600 bnsh. Corn
ct d. in bulk and 3D. hays, and 500 boxes Cheese
at ass, To London 80 900 bush. Wheat a. 49, l3le.
in bsgs 100 bbls. Flour at b. 3D., and 100 bales
Hops at id. To Glasgow: 1000 bush. Wheat at 3d..
in bags, and 200 bbls Flour private terms. ship
to Celtic with slaves, home via Sicily two ports), on
private terms, ard Briish brig Of IA tuns to the
North side Of Cuba and back for 81 900.
The business of the SubTreasury wa: Total re-
oeipts $237 200 4s-for Customs sl35 COO total pay
nents $4l1 900 20; total balance, 81 go Sjl 50.
The business of the Clsarog House today was:
$34, 1856 831 OF. The money market is abuniantly
supplied at from 81 al cent for desirable paper and
at from 6 al on call. The heavy cur.Ament Of the
banks within the last six weeks has progressed to its
present stage without the slightest disturbance, the
surface of the market showing scarcely ripple the
movement developed. Our extraordinary exports Of
cereal products have had an influence in the matter;
but the great cause Of this still water in the money
market is TO be found in the contracted of credits
beyond great commercial centers. Thus in the cur.
tailment of loans the Banks have simply caused q
shifting of loans within the radius of small circle,
the deposits diminishing to about the extent Of the
duction in loans, and private sources furnishing sup
ply to borrowers from before used by the banks
The Columbian Marine Insurance G Jmpany announce
a dividend Of - y cent, payable Nov. !.
The illinois Central Company bss taken up se,9S8 900
of the Free Land Bonds which fell due on the ls OF
September, leaving sl2, 900 only outstanding.
The earnings Of the Central Railroad Company of
New-Jersey for the month Of September were
6Soto 20
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EeGal Eotitss.

nv ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
ID BONNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state Of
New York-NOTICE hereby given pursuant to the proy'
ions the statue authorizing attachments against aDSconuI
oopced and nonresident debtors that sttanent hs Is
saed ain the estee Of JOHN GRAHAM resident Of stan
go hi tbe Stste Of Connecticut and that the sne viii De sold
r M bis debts unless be appear and disch such
attscuer according to law within ne months ron me ns
e m by residents this 81 te and the delivery TO hin or io
h. use OF any property within this state belonging 70 bin md
the transfer ~ any such property by him forbidden by sw
and sre yoid.-Dstsd tas fourth day Of May, 1850
]. T. WILLIAMS.
Attorney f9T Attaching Crel,c5rs
uys lew9moTu' No. Al &l-st, n. T.
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CIJPRFMT COURT.-CITY and COUNTY o

- NFW-YORK- Heufy c. 60 -6win egt George Les.-I9
- above named DEFENDANT: You are hereby fqmmoned
aud REQUIRED to tie complaint IN is to1 WhlL VIII
hed I'M the Office Of Clerk Of The Cy ana county OF new
Y3 ip s CitV Hal In The CITY Of ksvNors aud to serve
py q our suSwer 10 hs sid conp1t on the .99cno 81
bs Office No BeekuaD street, Newly ok CITY ~nlh tSeh
DAYS ser be Vics Of his summons e2cuVe OF slch
service and n Won la Il the sid con plant "lia tn
Zine bfCrefaid painH in this action WIZ take
against you Of Eve hundred And tnty
sssides the costs Of this aonDstsd new ORR D
1850. n. w. DOJ0E, Plin n Attorney
The complaint In Ills action hsd IN the oce Of hs Zen
~ the and County Of the lJh day CT Oco-
ksyJ lse0 J.. ". DODGE, PlsDtlhs Attorney
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"The Detroit and Mil yankee Railway COMPANY, as
previously announced sod on the 4th of October
npder a decree of the Circuit Court of the United
States in suit TO forecose the Sd ard 4h mortgage
and was bid in by Thomas Reynolds of Hamilton and
VIM Gray of Detroit Truetees for the bondholders
The purchasers have taken all the necessary steps for
an immediate reorganization Of the Company under
the name Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany. We learn that the new Company will go into
operation early next week. Satisfactory arrangements
have been made for the payment of the floating debt
which heretofore pressed heavily upon the credit Of
the road We congratulate creditors upon the very
fair and liberal adjustment of their claims, and the
public upon the certainty that henceforh the I'D will
continue be operated with vgor. The receipts of
The road have been steadily increasing, and its future
promises to be bright as its past career has been
cloudy" Detroit Tribune, Oct. ~.
The NeT. Orleans Picayune of Wednesday last re-
sgorts:
sssThere was tolerably free supply Of Exchange on
8 market to-day but the volume of business not
,5 TO that of yesterday. The rates for Foreign did
iot very and left off at 1893 1884, the latter being the
outside figure for the best private sering. Some of
the tanks who have agencies the other side offered
to draw st 1889, but we heard Of sales below that fig
ure Drafts with bill of ladipg were placed at 1861
1863 and l07 and one line q. 1914. Francs rule from
ST % 81 22J for good 10 strictly prime bat the ex-
IRENE range rups down to $780, Sixty day bills on
New York were dealt in TO a moderate extent a. az
and q T. cent discount though some names do not
pass better than q. The demand for sight less
pree ing but the rate is sustained at par at which the
banks are willing to cell more freely In short sight
there were transactions at a discount"
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of YORK nOce hereby given 10 al per-
having claims sgan SHARP TOBDOFF lat othe City Of
New YORK deceased 70 present the th voucher thereof
10 The subscribers s the Office Of Gsorge Holmes one of he
unabridged No 20 Sixth street IA the City Of NeWYork on or
hefe De sixteenth day Of February ue1 dated KeY orr
TIE 10th day Of August, 10 81. . 49,,
anl4 Iaw6mo Tu MANY TOBDOFf, Adul1istrstrx
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County o. NewYos notice hereby gwen 70 all persons
having claims against SARAH 81 YANBU SlRR, late Of the
City Of New ORR tecesd % Prseut the with yonches
tbeTeo 10 the subscribers 4 The Office Of LOT c. CLARK No
81 " at IN te City q EeN before tie h day Of
January neStDsed EswYort the I'D day Of june 1860.
Sea6 lsvtn. Lotto CLARK HAo'u''''
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
1CNlOC ENTRAL 4 AI LIZ o A D. LOU
GREAT DoUBLE.TRAoK ROUTE.

Aa capacity Of The Road equal any 10 the County
- TfiE GREAT SHORT LiNE 20 THE WESJ; =.
Cfoe No. Aston House, corner OF Vesey-ss
ynies for transportation Of PASSENGERS to and nom GIN
ns and ali other towns In the West Northwest aud South
eSt are uutuTpassed for speed and comfort by any route
forg Or trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
k.nd 9-Moruing Express, Evening EIPressi pm
fleepng and smoking all the trains - -
route - -. =. "A a..
"a. | srv pont on Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
fii,aIs Wfsdcusn Iowa o. Missouri, BY RAILROAD u
RECT or &c any port the nsygsbe MYERS Of the west OJ
steamer fron Pittsburgh. ,., ,,,..,,
be rates Of Freight and from point Of the West by the
p.vsnia road Al times favorable as are charged
Nv cher RAILROAD Companie Merchants and shippers ntrust
Il tI ngporaon OF their Freight this Company can rely
xrIh confidence on Its speedy transit ,- IL,
Tis Company also maiItaus Elnig1snt Accommodation
IAns by which parties egsns westward enjoy cheap and
o fable mode Of convey st one haf the h''css rates
n fare J. L. EGLIOTT PASSENGER Agent No Ator House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, ,
No Astor House snd no. South Wiliauns-
MCDONALD L BlSCHOFF. EnigraEt Agents,
No Battery place.
TEocH LEWIS, General sup't Altoona Pa.
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NTEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
II pIUNKIRK EXPRESS 8. a M, for DunkIk, Buffalo,
C.utndsigus and principal Stations NJ. s.,
MAIL 8:ls for Dunknk eno lhIeleuise o'2S0S'
Vii Train remaius hight at ElulHa -
WAY at p m, for MiAdleown Newburgh and inter-
raeAiate Stations =, n,,. ps-,.
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, az p "a, ior D9ndrk busslo,
- ~ $500 CHAS BINOT. General Sups
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Me0icdl.

DR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
~ cures Rheumatism Piles, Blctche' and Pnp e. and al
Blood and Skin Disesses Is Known s9d aPPreelaed made
bottle Depot No 100 Chatbs Sold No. 500 orands.
N VI HAiEss. No rs Fulton-ft Brooklyn
rINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for
Il GOUI and RHEUMATISM An sufferers from the shove
OUT and al saEumAT PILLS They can
he'd upon the safe and eectu remedy eyer offered the
public been universally used Europe Tor many years
0i''e 'O0g fR sH19EE 81 AND IS CENTS PER BOX
Prepared by PROFIT q HARSANT, London, England and
sOla BY their Agent MILTON HARsANT sd and ~ c%S
Ty h.Vs a1bd the name and
dress of" Thomas Prout No 229 strand London 70 De I'm
pressed upon the Government stamps aXed 70 ea'h o0A ~
TIVE GOOD TIME Is COME!
l. The remedies found KyOu afflicted use them and
NC '"'' VI DYSPEPSIA,
COSTIVENFSS
any disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
DARLINGS
Liver REGULATOR"
nTIFE BITTERsp
have cured many very severe considered hopeless
have been cured by using worth Of these
sATThhs swS HEALTH EssToSIse re@eSes q, twin.
cures rr
of the worst hind As FAMILY MEDICINE has equal
The Life Bitter is not drink beverage, bat superior
and & emneHv nse indeed almost specific all Of
sdity the stomach sick headache OF apostle perodieA
arrangements and morning sickness Of females and general 90
bhty
Warranted pure safe mild reliable, and free from all min
BoTASTC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
There is nothing IKE them in all the land 49,
Sent by mail express on receipt Of the PiGs
No. n6 NsssauEt, N. z.
Fifty cents and 81 a bottle each.
See ce6caies Of cure, in circular which accompanies esch
bottle.
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and prices remain res5y at former q1gssons the sa.' Me
rs 900 California Il 1330o about 600 ID teeees a. w
Fsreis. Woods are ye,y quiet bat price, without material
charge Ne be IF fDportaDt traDtac.ions n
WHISKY-Tbe market IL firm bot not very Sc''ei sAi' "
al
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REW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the sOUTHf and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-HAi and Express Lines leave New ork At and
a n and and fare ga Through tickets 500 Tor Gin
,Inai ana tbe West sud for Washington New Orleans and
s south &C. and through baggage checked to Washington In
a M and D. trains. . 49,. -,.-,.
No baggage be received for trains unless delivered and
shsnked Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

" From foot Of Courtlsndt at Hampton Juno
ben with Delaware Lskawsnns and Western Railroad and al
Easton with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its connections.
SUMMER HGEMENT-Conmencing May 2o 1850
Leave New-York 81 follows:
HAKRsBuRe EXPREssAt Ga M, for Easton Reading, Har
ri.burg, Mhuch Chunk, &c.
MAI TRA1SAt M for Esston, Water Gap, Scranton
nreAt Bond Pittston, WiIesbsrre, &c. .
12N THROUGH TRAISFor Easton, kauch CHUNK Reading
Pottsvile, Harrisburg, &c. -
N. THROUGH TKlIS-For Easton, Allentown, Msuncb
Cbunk &c 49, ,,,..,
6PE WAY TRAIyFor Sonerye ard intermediate stations
EXPRRss TRAIN ROR HARRISBURG.
The Express Train from New York arrives at hsrIis
bur- at 40 noon time connect With trains Penn
wants Central Rsrosd and west Northern Central nort
md south and with Cumberland Valley Railroad -, -
LEIvR NV YORK PIER No N. X at 1880 and 90
no and Eastern and intermediate stations, and
s.aa n ma for someryine and intermediate stations
JOHN D. STEARES. Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogot,

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
~ d. ouuty OF EewY notice Is hereby given 10 ali Der.
go Siug csias ogaics ISAAC WARD, lts Of ee City OF
York decesse5 % pseu the same IN vouchers thereof
80 d. soleber 81 the Tesderce Of GEORGE Z. WARD, No.
- second avenue ia the City Il Newlot or before the
t enysovent DAY 81 December ne1Dsted New'YorG tao
49, n, az ~ 17Sl ISAAC h. WAKD {Vvao.,,.s
20 4 gc.,Tas CEO b. WARD, ~A'0@V'''
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An evening paper commenting upon our reference to
the rpness of Federal and State Stocks thlks it is
no evidence of the Hmsness of the arguments of the
BEARS In csse of disunon then the catastrophe which
ia held up the great argument against the Stock mar
kt We infer that cotemporsry holds Federal and
State Stocks-these iucludng hose Of the Souh-o
be tire safest investments in the market. Tbis may be
sourd logic but in the event Of split in the Confeder-
acy perhrs money will lie as ias in the Railways CT
the Nore half as in the Stocks Of the South or even
in Feera etcurties We msgne there Is no use curity
in efe nut If psople wish to draw the line, the case
should be fairly presented On both sidsa.
TIE Bank Statement, showing decrease Of loans to
the extent Of SOB G36 and increase Of specie to the
amount of 81 81 $50 is called favorable in the street
bit followed SIS it was by further decline in stoeks
was either construed dleIenlya at The Stock Exchange
or eLe bad 10 share in the delberation of that body
Tho compare i've statement is as folows
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lev IO1ih z4lND IIziJtIlI10I 1izhIl1IsOSkL
lNFoI Albany and Troy making direct connections with the
NswYoIk Central lsotd for Niagara Falls Buffalo and all
points West, Northwest and Southwest
and MONDAY, Oct. Is 1860 trains viii leave 26tb
n Stslon, Kew-York az follows:
Albany Express Train, 7 a. m, aud p. N.
Albany Mail Train. 10 a. IN.
For CTotOn Falls stopping at all stations above York
vile.
FOR White Plains s:1S $780, and SHOP R stopping at
an statopA
FoT WI tie Plains 6l5 M from Whest Depot stopping
81 AL stations
For Wniamtbrdge IL M. aud 80 p from 2Gths De-
pot stopping ct all stations -
RETURNING. WILL LEA
Albany, 5a East Albany, 5:15 q m.-Express Train.
Albany, p. East AIbsny, AIS m-Icxpress Train
Albany, 8 a. m. East Albany 9:l5 u.--Mau Train
Croon Falls stopping at all stations north o. fremont
White Plains S, 10 m, and 44o p stopping az all
stations.
iGmsbridge, $40 m, and p. stopping s., all stations
JOHN BURCB1LL Asst Supt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED FOR The N. Y. TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Oct e. 1860.
ASHES The demand Is fair for Pots at $5 25i Pearls in
limited request at SIS Is.
COTTONThe mail is steady with sales Of 0Obsles We
follo
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es.omboa.s arb xaiIroans.

NOTICE.-On and after Monday, October %,
~ az po., n tbe Fal River Line to Bes.on via NeSpot
-, aw.r viii leave Pier No 3 North River, a. In
800 - 5 As heretofore. WILLIAM BORDEN, Agent
NTOTICF-CHANGE of POUR to p. NJ
N sToNINGTON LINZ for BOSTON. On and after MON
o. o. 1860 Steamers OF this Line will leave Pier
S 10 Nonh Riv. daily except sunday instead OF
~ =" oe;ee Of Ccnpny No. lis Wes.st
Nv York Oct "a 1850 w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent .
UNOR BRIDGEPORT--DAILY LINE-FARE
n FeCENTS.-The Stesmer CATALINA, Capt William A..
v.n yin over-ssp EVERY DAY, At IL o'clock NOON,
,a,s,ns 20 connection With the Housstonic Railroad The
asaner BRIDGEPoRT VIII lesye Peck slip EVERY MON
pay WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ct II o'c ock NOON,
.svns 10 lime 70 connect with all The Express TIsns
GEO w. COALIES, Agent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting with Trains NORTH and WEST
T1xiss leave:
IRON CHAMBERS ST.: FsoN 31sT-sT.
EspTess and IL N. and 57;2S IL 80 NJ, and $50
Pr
HSy and Albany Mail at a:lS
i3.40p.m.
Troy Albany with Sleep Sundays inc!nded
ing-CGl, 9:20p m.
PoaSbkeepsie Train, 1880 y m ~..
and p u a. m ana t0' p NJ
Heektk1l Trip $50 D. m 5.55p m.
Sing Slug Train IS = ~ aud lO:i6a M AIS and Is p
A. f. SMITH, Superintendent
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increase. ....''s'''''' pL<s@O ~
The bids for the Government loan OF SlO,OOO, 0Oo
were opened at Washington to-day. The aggregass
proposals were $lO,5O0,OO0. Forty-two bids went
from this city, and four from all other points All the
bids above par were accepted. The average rate Of
premium was about one-halfof ! y cent. Lockwood
& Co.. of this city, get 100000 at an average Of
10000 The Bowery Savings Bank 100000. Th-
Greenwich $500, 00O Riggs Co., got large por-
ton for various parties.
Exports Of specie from the port of New YorS for the
week ending on Saturday, were az follows:
stpr saxons Hamburg Gold and silver balloon. $50 00e 90
strr Saxona Hamburg-Cal gold bars....., 81 900 %
Brig T. b. Watson, LagUayrs-Am. gold.....,.' 300 90
S,ur Karnak Nassau ovorei 2glO w
star NGndeTb OIL ~ W
Total for the week. $ ,OO34 39 90
Previously reported. pOa9fl2 W
Total January $4l Ctlyll 90
time In 1859 bllZ9 w w
Same time In l358........'...'s..'''.. H5lo,olo W
Annexed 10 the official statement Of the imports and
exports of Baltimore for the quarter ending Sept. 30
Duy-psying imports.
Free imports. iZO""
Total.
Exports total otooSvo
ln1ifect trade. l'oi'l
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
saeamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves NevYo every
TUESDAY, THIksDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock P
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at O'Clock p M. from Pisi
Nc. g. r.
HeIeeer win be regarded secured any spph
saEs until the shah have been paid for
ETegh Boston h forwarded through with great dispatch By
On Express Freight Trsin.
VIM. BORDEN, Agent Nos. 70 and II West 81
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PROM CHICAGO to FULTON and CEDAR RAPIDS.
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PRAIRIE DU CHEN
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