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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

EyrcrTIaN OF STEVENS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and IIazlett the two last Of the conlcmned Of the
Iah, Br,wn raid were executed at Charlestown
ves,erlay The Free Press Of that town says:
The sister ef Stevens Mrs. PIERCE from Con-
nericut, came Oh Thursday last. and has been
with him and the family Of Capt. Avis since her
arrival 1t is mucl, 10 be regretted that the per-
yetei education of Stevens upan the subject "i
,cl;gion prevented him firm beatty response Ia
the prayers and pinus adm"ritinns Of his kind
and sympa,liising si>ter--and the early assoca-
tjons of their chllhood's hours must have clus-
tered around the hearts ct h,'h us they sang to-
.,ethcr those nursery hymns whica lhcy remember
ed to have chantr in happier days.
II is impossible to loak ul"n Stevens manly
form, and his eye flashing with intellectual fire.
and not feel something If sorrow ut his nnt;mclv
fate May it be warnin. to others ot the ADJUST
inevitable result that foows a.dcrartu,c iran
these lossons Of picty which mothers affection
ard soiciu1e always teaches Us in our ostpod's
years.
IIasletls brother is also here to he present with
him in his last moments Old MIR. Spring has
sent on fifty dollars defray the expenses atten-
dant upon the con, cyapcc II Stevens remains To
the North for inlerment.
There w"re present at the exc utian some ten or
twelve uniformed companies, including all til"
companies in Jefferson. the Berkeley anu Clarke
Guards, together with the companies from VIII
chester.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

LyxcHDuRG AruEN.EuN.--In the Senate on
Thursday, Mr.. Lynch reported bill to incorpo'
rate the LvnchburS AthcnDum in this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
JOHNSON YOUNGER IL OTIIH ,
13 PEARL STREET,

JOHNSON .YOUNGEI: IL OTIIf,
13 fEAk1, STREET.
nErwEEs M.N AND eAG, Ki'nMoNp. VIRGINIA
IL 1000 bags Rio, LaguS and Java Coffee:
- bags Mocha do
!sA0 sidcs good and damaged sole Leather
5'm boxes Alamantnc tand.S
loo boxes Brown Soap
125 boxes Fancy do
1900 kegs Old Dominion Eais
loo barrels n. - Moas~s;
Is hogshcaIs uba Molasscs;
N q.
100 barrels extra C. sugar;
80 do low grades Sugar
% do graduated sugar
20 do ground Sugar;
- patent cut Loaf Sugar:
~ barrels crushed sugar;
~ kegs Soda
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No. Mackcri;
~ barrels No. llcrrings;
loo bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment OF GROCERIES, well Lyryc
md well selected stock Ia FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LILO
TORS. We also ugcuis for of the best bsnsss vi
MOUNTAIN RYE WHlsKEY. all of which We will ssss sv
NOrICEThe Stakeholder Of the Iynchburc Frs. lif.
~ and Marine Insurance t"mrah! requested I"
Tuesday, the 2o inst at ~ O'clock T. NJ in The
Merchants Bank, ir the pu.l0s of organizing. fab
desirable The books still open for sassr-
lion 10 the Capital Stock, al the Office of Clark A Holt.
SAMUEL. MCCOEkkE,
JOHN CLARK,
BENZ H. NOWLiS,
II. BOYD,
NH I5tdin JOHN 7. KNIGHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

Mrs GEonGE Cullen. who was injured by fro
at Orange e. H.. Virginia, last week, has since
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Connclls Mil for Sale at Public Auction

VUHHtII VIII IUT SaIt NJ PuDIIC NUCI1Ons
pursuance with deed of trust executed trustees
h Arthur tonnc 10 debt due by The sad conncl
10 The Franklin uilng Fund Association and In Obedience
10 order OF the Hoard Of Directors Of sd Association tho
,rgnc'l VII s.l at public auction, ON the premis- n,
ocln TUESDAY the 8d day OF April that valuable
Mil known "connclls MILL and occupied by Nowln
iimrc together with 3u0 feet Of iand lying between the
eana and river This Is of the largest and most valuable
Miis In this section n tho saic, and contains Machinery for
grinding Flour Meal and Plaster aud for making Ros, and Ia
IN complete roIhU.
ftgNs made known day Of sale.
The tile Il believed to be good, but acting Trustees
vii convey o., such title us IL vested In u.s.
CHAS. NJ, BLACKBOARD
ROBERT J.DANIS, Trustees.
nh IL itts H. II. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

SINGULAR C,RcrxsrAScE.-We have been in
formed hy Mr. William Dcaton II thi@ county,
says the Salem Register. that one Of his cows
having suddenly died, past mortem examination
exhibited the lact that the heart ,snsiixed hy
a large sewing nee lie. The flesh immediately
around WAS in II highly festercd condition and the
needle itself entirely misunderstanding that it
must have found its singular ldgncnt some
time previously.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

MoRMoNIsy IN TIE OLD DOMINION. -Though it
is not generally known in that section uf the
eatou OF Mormons not ~ ly exists but hourishcs
in one OF the sections oi Vince Ing. The Union
SAYS
They have been in successful operation Cor about
n year, and have succeeded ia converting forty or
fifty oi the citizens Of that vicinity TO Tho strange
hrhef On Sunday last five new members made
&c d raratiou of "Joe Smith" princinles, and
t1ri upon it,ien,seyej lie duties OF Morlro ism,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

The Among tie bills passed by
the Senate Thu rsduy, was amending the ciHr-
ter Of the Traders Bank Of the city Of Richmond
also onr providing for the sale into slavery d ne
gro convicts employed ON the Public WORKS n"dcr
certain circum stances; aud the House bill incnr-
rorating the Southern Savings Bank Of the city
of Rich,nond. The bill increasing the salary Of
the Auditur of Public Accounts was rejected; als",
I'LL for hiring out, binding apprentices and en-
shaving certain free negroes; also, bill providing
that the railroads in which the State is nte eSt"d
shall encourage home produ,ts and manufactures.
Adverse reports were returned Ia the petitien for
aa Improvement in the military system Of the
State, and Tor publishing work on Military 1ac-
ties, by Major Gillian, on State account
In the House The general appropriation bill WAS
passed, and The tax billronsldered at the morning
aud evening sessions. The bill Incorporating the
Richmond Street Railroad WAS passed, with an
amendment, SO as to give The Council power III
the matter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

"OuR MUSICAL FRIEND."-The sxty-scventh
number OF this marvelluuslv cheap and excellent
musical serial contains the following pec's Of po-
pular mus sic: with Verdurc Clad" Il Love the
Sunny Meadows" LA Refine des Bots Sckottisch,"
Comm thro' the Rye Polka" and echo, by
Music's Spell"
The Solo Methodist is aIso published 10y Messrs.
Seymour 4 Co, and intended for the of the
many amateurs who play the flute, violin, cornet,
ciarionet accordion, etc.. and contains twelve pie
ces of music in each number. Number eight of
the work. which has just reach US. contains the
following pieces: Grand Finale to 2i Act ol LA
Trayiata." Kathleen O'Mnore. Melody from ''1he
Magic Flute" Petcrsburger Walter, Flour Rus
sian Melodies Light o Love. The Old General,
Una Volta, All | Perdona, Waltz. Meodie Allie
mande, Deb Prendi, Della mann, Su I Aim,
Air ceiebre. Italian Melody, German Melody, a
Soldiers Life, Drcamt that | Dwelt, The Heart
Bowed Down, When other Lips
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

GoDEY's LADy's BOOK. The April number Of
thi, p pular magazine ha, come to hani thus ear
". In beauty ANA variety it is quite equal To any
OF it's predecessors. The steel srsi ng "SprinI
which i, the first in the book, is beautiful alike in
conception and artistic execution colored lash
ION, plate handsomely engraved and cnlured con-
tains number Of figures, sketch, printed in
tints eight fnl! ii5urrs Of fashions, Tea" an H.
Illustrated a.ticlc Window Curtains" also Illus
traed, drawing Les-nn~," with illustrations,
How to make Clothing for ID H. illustrated
interesting to children and moih"rsare amung
the attractions of the present issue of the "B"k."
The Fashions are also illustrated; "Tablcau,' for
srisatc parties illustrated "Architecturr,' H.
luslratcd; "Articlcs for Presents ir Fancy Fairs,
illustrated; aad. leSides, any quantity Of capeS,
collars. nets. cmbr"iicrics, branding, alnhalets,
patterns frr infants dresse., Iincnshions, pillow
eases, &C.. &C. The remaining letter press of tho
number VIII prove interesting to lady readers.
The book" is for sale in this city at Creed's and
lictors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

To TOurists& Merchants listing New York
The international Hotol,

The international Hotol.
865 d G Brottray Conner IF F,,,nllia street. Nsr York
VDosHFSSlS ADJ anlages which all travellers appreciate lr
location cannot he surpassed being couvcuicnl the
places OF business
ii which There two hundred, we'll furnished aud woii
ventilated aud lIng opnduce the European pan visitors
can live III Tia" best style with tho greatest large
arnr fronting broadway, and commanding extensive
view q" that world rcow ned thurougiare has been btHuii
tally furnished Tor the Of adl and fic general arrange
ehis OF the House SUCH 10 afford the greatest comfort
to guests.
The lNrfRxAToSN Horns. Is connected with TdYkORS
tELERRA7tp SALOONS accommodating hou
sand persons, in which visitors meals or they
desire they viii hc served Ia their apartments The
we'd In the Saloons and oi il acknowledged hJ cpicur.
10 be sni~rier 10 thai OF an. hotel In the city
NH lS-dIm j.. TAN lpn, pronriptnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

1860. SPRING APPROPRIATIONS. 1860.
GINTI1R, ALVEY IS ARENTS,
importers, J and oJobbers,
w Virginia and Nah ear"nn visiting our MARKET ihi.
E to our r n"'n rss stock Of ror@Sn Goo, Of our
in The counry; ", cnuncruc in part:
White Goods, Dress Trimmings,
Hosiery, Small Wares,
Iace-, Gents Furnishing Goods,
l'''o"'' Straw, q Of all kinds
wehavo also established nlanuactoy for Manllas coaks
and Ladies Wrapping generally and vii be prepared 10 cHhi
patti ms mad" sSSSsi lively a, home "' '''"''' 10 "'
We solicit examination III stock, being determined 10
Offer every indictment to Southern buyers to make their ur
march I'm CINTER, ALVEY Il AGEvrs.
New Concern.
MYTH the Vie" To charging the Manufacturing Depart
w ment oil business have again associated
together .r the pao,e Of carrying on the Furniture business
WlNsuON w. hereby return our thanks 10 our friend, and
yday and respectfully solicit continuance of the
the
l. WESTON and J. H. c, MISSION i'll present them
settlement; aud those indebted VIII make payment to
mha-t. j. ii. c. wINsr6S'
Just Received
LOT OF NIcE NEW BACON which win , sell Low for
y '''''' ''''00 L. A. & I. RISshY's,
NH IL Id Main street
$50 m's'hAS NJ" CROP ' s%r sh hpaa iSs sale
jan 25-ts l4i Main street.
SA DAA LIS. COTTON YARN, of prime qualify On
CO,OOO consignment, for sale cheap, by
IRBY SAUNDERS.
Neck Ties.
NANCY Neck ties for the Spring, Net Lace Tubular Eato
4 Ya, Sc. &C. Cllars, Gloves, HOSIERY, Just received
10y march 28dts. VIM. J.. PAGE
DISSOLUTION
TgNIIE Of JOHN r. DAVIS CO. was dissolved on
4 the 3i December, $50 by expiration 81 the
ward and ctte their accounts. Those having claims against
the concern will please present them for payment.
JONI T. DAVIS,
JAMES l.. SCOTT
New Concern
fEl subscribers have made to continue the
DRY Goons BUSINESS under the style and firm JOHN r.
DAVIS a. co, and are offering u large DRY
GOODS and will in Short time have stock OF
AMI sNEH GooDs, which they will sell low for cash.
prompt paving Their will
for payment tho lst July and January In each year
They return their thanks to the patrons tho
for ter liberal patronage and solicit their
new concern, and will cndeasor TO give satisfaction.
John T. DAVIS.
feb eats JAMES T.. SCOTT
Il ElosENE oII>.Ligh eoorcd and genuine For sale by
IN feb LIS A. HfRoTIIER & co.
Sn BAGS Black Pepper and Alspice,
~ 100 Mats CHINA.
20 Bags Race Ginger,
90 Boxes Pure Pearl Starch.
40 Bales Candle Wick. FOR sale by
PEEL n STEVENS
NH SITS 30 King Street, Alexandra
GARDEN SEEDING have just received second suppiy
W Landres approved Garden Seeds. fonsisin" ~
everything to be grown in N,H>c'"''' - J. =" mi
mil ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

Roe HerringS.
HAVE on hand few hnlf barrels OF Old North carolnn
Family Herrines They hsrs kept entirely sound and
sweet to which would cali the attention Of those who would
like to Indulge in a delicacy. \; L. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

100 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES, just received
lOO which we will sell cheap. . -
"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

EDEAZiIIAN PEBBLE SPECTACI.ES.-We have full
assortment of tho above on hand, IN Gold and silver
Frames also good supply Of Silver Plated and
stcel speelcis and suit in want of Them.
j. WILLIAMS & son.
NH Is IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

1kA BUSHELS NEW CROP CLOVER SEED for sale
lCO at SMITH adams,
ian 2b-ts lt Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

ihs stock VIII he found stsardssri an this sale affords
opportunity 10 purchasers SUTTON To he with.
~ fdHttS " i'll hui this sao gc0rfhB their attention.
Commencing this SATURDAY. evening, March iol al I
ocock, and continuing ~ ani ETEtfNt the enilr,
stuck Is disposed Of dry sales commencing ln% o'clock
e@ Special arrangements during the day for Ladies'
H. Akl.ks, Aucionecr
1onN Il. 1nnNsoS. Agent for Consignee lmh l0.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

4 n TONS Lewis Prime White Lead,
III o Tons other brands for sale Al lowest price.
PEEL Il STEVENS,
NH SITS 30 King Street, Alexandria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
i. MATTHIAS &: Co.,

MEATH TO BED BTGS--If you will call at Drug
} ore and get a bottle of my BED.BUG BANE, and
according directions will not be annoyed by those troG
bies onc little Far sale by
NH Ib JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

SA nAA LIS. COTTON YARN, of prime qualify, VI
CO.OOO consi gntnent, for sale cheap, by
IsBY Il SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

common wreck This is rs it should be. In 1871 the
banks broke the merchants in endeavGing to secure
their own safety, and the result Wa general BANK
uptcv. Some justification for their action then
was found in the fact, that the foreign Exchanges
were at that time adverse to this country that we were
shipping gold largely and that an expansion OF bank
loans would inevitably have been followed by large
lose of coin for foreign shipment. Now the condition OF
foreign trade is entirely different; the balance Of trade
il in favor of this country and the banks no risk
by literally aiding theirdealers; certainly more than
they would have done in continuing their conractive
policy, which would inevitably have brought about a
suspension of specie payments. The banks have now
struck hands with the mercantile and commercial
Glasses to sink or swim together and they deserve
great commentator for this just and bold action. 1t
will probably prove the safety of both.
The Banks, as far can learn have acted in
good faith and promptly under their agreement OF
Wednesday. The offerings have been large and have
been literally met 10 the great relief of parties who
have been for week or two very hard up. The
Commerce, American Exchange, and Metropolitan,
have each loaned million of dollars within two days
the America about eight hundred thousand, the New
York four hundred thousand, Manhattan five hum
dred thOusand, State three hundred thousand, Mer-
chants five hundred thousand, &c. We have no doubt
that the aggregate loans of the banks during the past
two days exceed millions Of dollars. The relief
afforded by this amount it circulates through the
avenues of trade, scarcely be estimated The
Committee of the Clearing House are busy in the
preparation Of the certificates based upon deposits of
Bills Receivable. Two or three applications have al
ready been made by banks for these certificates and
the first issue will be made tomorrow. The system of
daily reports to the Clearing of the condition of
the banks went into operation this morning.
Dispatches from Boston state that the banks Of that
city have had meeting, and resolved TO adopt the
same cOurse for their common action was adopted
by tie New-York banks on Wednesday. The Boston
banks are very poor in specie Twenty Of them are
actually below the legal limit, though some only q
small percentage. On the other hand eleven are less
than U cent above the required 10 T. cent, while five
of the banks hold over 20 p cent Of specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

OlLSIhe market Tor descriptions very dull end heavy
aud hear Of transactions We quote Lreed at 5'aSic
Crude Sperm : 45a VI 20; Whsle 50N $50. aud Olive, In
casks at : 2 ~ 30 and In boxes at So 250 % for quarts
and Vinis
OIL CAKEThe demand Il limited sud the market ia easer
Sales ~ ~ tuns Thin Western 2 City do in bbs T. held
at SO 20.
PkoN lslONSThe Pork market Is better the demand "a fair
and the tendency uwd the sales $50 bbl 10 75a
for Prime and t6 - III for Meas Beef ia in limited de-
nand and is steady the sales l bbs at ~ 7Sa = 10 for
New Repacked Mes and I'll for Extra Lard ia in limited
supply and steady Bacon is IN fair demand and
Cut Meats wanted at arc for Shoulders and l0l lie
Hama Butter plenty and very dull and heavy dl6c
Ohio and ac State Cheese il plenty and quite dali
al 90 0tc. for Ohio. aud sale for State
RICE j. very dull sales at 80 80 ~ 25 per 100 H.
SUGARThe trade has been very insignificant neither buyer
seller very anxious operate the latter make liberal
discount for cash which Is have no. heard any
sales to-day
sEEDSThe market dull and heavy for Clover Seed
Of IS beg. Zoe Timothy Seed il dali sales of ~ bags
y q bush Rough Flax Seed is firm sales Of 80 bush
81 81.
TALLOW-There fair demand snd the msrke, Is steady
sales Of n prime 4 l0ic and 5000 N TlOw at &c. cash
WoOL-Domestc Woods have been very dull and heavy yet
prices still continue be sustained; sales Of 5000 NJ
Fleece private terms California are in moderate demand at
fun OF about Il eco 10 l00 10 at 33ic Foreign
Woos al descriptions have been very inactive aud have
only small DonkO for cash but 81 what figures
We were unable 20 learn.
WHIsKY-The market is better the demand fir sales Of
COO bbls. a 9ldlglC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
L1V INTELLIGENCE.
co,rRT OF OYER AND TERNISER-Nov. 23.-BefOre Jus
gOrIA

tice OouLe
TRIAL op A HUSBAND AND WIFE FOR MURDER
The trial Of John McGough and Ann, his wife for
md. "a. commenced this morning The pri.oners are In
as Cor the murder Of Daniel ORouke at No 1919 Water
go an the 2s,h Of September last Mr. Anthem the Assistant
iretAorney opening the stated that the evidence
osd show previous quarrel between John McCouRh and the
eeAcd that the dsy the McOuEh called the
from his room aud challenged him combat sub
~ooey afflicted the blow upon him which caused hi. death
The would further show that Ann Mc9ough assisted
During the trial Mrs McGough held her child infant not
Mo eyne testified tina, nigh, Of the murder he slept
1t ORoskes house. deceased and prisoners lived the top
hoor witness awakened in the morning
Knocked at the prisoner door was opened little and the
lei into tue arms o. ms vile the door was then closed and wit
witness said he and deceased had been
when Rouke brought dead McGouh down
in bis head saying See whs; that and his wife did
me- he cid not say he would murder them; oRourke
Ann oRohe widow Of the deceased testified that the
STAT. in his bare feet At o'clock she heard him comng M
stairs, talking witness got up aud heard him talking 70 the
Saturday night aud my head bad with when
you the sidewalk IN let you know whether you able
not prisoner said am ready for you at any time witness
caught hold Of him. telling him no, to talk prisoner said
~ an. laa;. I'm nm vou ~ won SHAH Nm me 49,
hs foot the landing and said Jimmy II viii take bic
out and witness MeGough coming out of his
Snie n h hand Snes told .e husband not to 20 near him
stabbed him in he pulled tried
10 nun IN hi but OBourke caught him back
hs blood lowing fast and ne fen against the door prisoner
aud witness took knife Of his haud the aay
Tucsdsy mornings Monday night had hoard
prisoner he had knife take her husbands life
had any chance The remainder Of the testimony corobor
five Of the above.
The testimony for the defense showed that prisoners
during days the intrusion and the
ceased who, when be received the stab endeavorug
force his way into their private ROOM The case summed
by the District Attorney for tie prosecution and James Brady
for the defendant
The jury rendered verdict Of guilty Of manslaughsr in the
third degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
TO ARRIVE
Passenyers Arrived

N .tcG5s.p Atyioa from LicepOclMr ChA6 and dsagh
ter Miss Gray, Miss T.. Gray Miss j. T. Gray MI Fsnks.
adv infant M Collins and Mr. Charles and nurse,
Miss Haber Miss d. Z. HGgeman, Mr. H. Hubert and lady.
M Thomas and daughter Mis- L. Clark and sitter Mrs. King
and Mr. Ryse lady infant three children and two
Mr. II. W Grinne, u. Sands H. G5ay, T. 4 Cross, nof-
MacCook Mr. Zochrsou. Mr. l.. H. Lee Mr. +. Fuller h: do
hcCeTty Mr Shaw, J. H. Faulds ~ Altman, p King Mr-
Heuick hr Z. D. Grainke Mr. I. wye, NJ d. Weer Mr.
r. w Wooey Thsmas 6 HodEkins, Mr. 2 Roehorst Master
a. Roucherenn II. Mali Capt j. hcNutt NJ Pareks and two
female servants Mr. J. NILS Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Heller Nh A
sau Mr. Patrick and lady, Miss Patrick Mrs Wexford Mis-
Macdougal Mr. L. h. Collins lady, and child Mr. PstrcSs
nurse Mr. Johnston. Sir L. A. Wright W Barton Mr. Gags,
g. Roacs A A. Silva T. w. Lamb w. Hlviland ]. Fenstt-
Mr. yog,her R. H. Vast. Mr.. E d. Bassford and three chi
drsn Mis- A. CroWther Miss NJ Crowther Ut Quincy Mr.
Iolf p Roaca Mr Druming and lady, Mr. 0sen. Mr. Sails
bury Miss NJ \. Orchard, NJ. r. Quincy, Mr. A. Hecbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Per cent Of Specie
The following di.natch has been received:

The following dispatch has been receiyed:
BOsToS Nov. p 1850.
as G WARD NewYork Have fear for Boston as long
New.York banks pay. WILLIAM APPLETONi
The gold movement has been rather active inward
during the week, mainly from Boston. The receipts
are probably about a Million To-day $4,000 went
South from Philadelphia and Baltimore banks. We
hear that "A million of dollar in gold has been ordered
here from Havana TO strengthen houses connected with
the Cuban trade.
Exchange at Baltimore on New-York is per cent
premium and rising; at Philadelphia 3d5 per cent.
Boston is quoted J per cent the seller guaranteeing
against suspension.
DISPATCHES from Mobile to-day note transactions in
sxty-day drafts New-York at 81 per cent discounts
thirty days at discount and sight at per cent pre-
MUM.
Al New-Orleans there is more animation in cotton,
considerations Of receipts and crop attracting at
tention. Sight drafts on New-York ! per cent premi-
um; sixty days 81 49, discount.
Tie following the closing rates for currency this
p. H. at the banking Office Of Messrs Thompson
Brothers: