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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
NAPOLEON AT MARSEILLES.


Alta grand BANQUET given 70 their Majesties by the
City Of Msrseilles on Monday evening at 81 at the
new Chamber of Commerce NJ PastIe President OF
that body proposed the health of their Maeslss Inc
Emperor returned the following reply:
"Gentlemen: The banquet offered by the Chamber
of Commerce affords me the pleasing opportunity OF
publicly thsnking the city of Marseles for the warm
rece pton il has given to the Empress and to myself
"The unanimous demonstrations of attachment which
we have received since the commencement OF our jour-
ney deeply affect me, but cannot make me vain, for my
only merit has been have entire faith in Divine pro-
lection ss well in the patriotism and good sense Of
the French people.
at ia the intimate union between the people and
the SOVEREIGN which constitutes our force both at home
and abroad and which allows rs, in spite OF great
difficulties to proceed without pause In our progressive
movement A.. ;u,,o .o,rord al, tho,
ia useful ard noble, cannot relax now thaI crcum-
stances are more favorable and that tranquility the
wish of every one.
II acme epyious murmur reach our ears from afar,
le: us not Re disturbed by them Tor they VII oreaR
against our indifference like the waves OF the ocean
against our coasts. r.1... H.,
CD the resources of country the works OF peace
have crowns as noble in my eyes as laurels
In NV dreams for the future prosperity and
Grandeur Of France Marssilles naturally holds a
large place not only from the energy ana nteugehce
of lis inhabitants, but from ts geographical poson'
epp near the avail port Of Touon 1t appears 10 rep
resent on those shores the genius OF Frrnee holding the
oivebranch in one hand, while touching its SWORD at
its SIDE - .L;.. ,oo
Let the PhOClan city reign III peace over VuS PC,
hv ths mild influence of commerce. let her civillze
Barbarian nations by the increase OF her reiaons iet
her tighten the bonds of civilized countres LEI her IN
ye tie PEOPLE Of Europe 70 come and grasp ner
ON the pec shores of this and drown In the dc
of Tia waters Tx Jealous faults Of another age auo
lastly LEI Marseilles always show herself as nos see
her eous TO the 6estiDies OF France, and one OF my
most ardent wishes will be accomphsned
give toast to the prosperity OF the city OF MAT
eeilles'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
PERSONAL Iutslltnsnre

r.P fvcs Of Providence. x I r. A. Neal, o. s),ton,
and Lieut. Hudson OF The Fourth Artillery united
Army, are stopping al the arevoort House.
George T Mvooi and n NJ Rhodes, OF Taunton,
hse n Siash'eaei and wife, Of yirgtnis, AMI W. ".
bertne % New York stopping at the LaArse House
Hon. A. Parker and lansing Pruyn, both OF Albany,
Hon J W, EAmonds and vito, OF Boston; Capt. Wilkes
Mr. G. u. Green and Ar A. Armstrong; Au Of the Untea
satss Navy, are stopping at the 50 Nicholas Hotel.
Hon q A. Moss and family and George Kendall, all Of
Warrington, u Mickiss and fam ", OF Syracuse;
Grifnlhs, W Roberts and wife, and q. W. Foss,
all q Philadephia, and J. Williams and family, Of
Bcston, are stopping At the 81. Dens Hotel.
Dr. solscr and family, ~ Boston; James NJ rhomp-
and J. B Rumrtll. both of Springfield L. O. Home
snd viie, q HNtiord ". B. Co~lcs OF Glen Fails 7.
davenport, q oonpecilcut; A. Ralscy and WIFE c. w.
Eock-e ard Coming, Jr all OF New York, are stop
at The Aieenarlc Hotel
Mr. smith and Mr.. l. s Carroll. both Of the United
slstes Army Mr. Mown ard wife 3 Berry and wife and
. y Coye, ali u Warrington, y c; Mr. Daring. aud
of - Luu Mr. Moss and WIFE, OF New Haven aud George
Hovol q rniacelphia, are stopping al tie Metropolitan
Hotel
Hon W HnIiard Of Aiaeams; H,n. A ?. soo~, OF
New Hampshire: Gov Corwin, Of ohio; Bishop KIP Of
California, Professor Pe,sley, Professor Rocner, Mrs
Gov Marcy, Ars Daniel Dickinson and Jndge
Rassen. al OF New York ExGov. Herbert,
Colonel bigger aud Coiotel Harrison, oil Of
Louisiana; Col G. W. lay, Col. Ruggles ADD Col Ihring
ali q the Gated states army; Lieut. franklin and Lieut.
nsien both o. the Iniied sstcs NAVY COL Barber and
Co Mckay both Of Niagara fals Rev. fletcher, of
Bralh A. Gran, Of Boston; Frank Mayer ~ Baltimore
Western Railroad, are stopping 81 The Fihh Avenue
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THE BATTLE STREET CoMnsnoSESsHip Tho
race for tho Street Ccmmiss ersnp in the place Of
Captain 9ustavs ". Smith. whose term has expired 10
becoming decidedly interesting End exciting AL sorts
Of are aoas respecting the probable choice Of
Mayor Wood and the Aldermen but IN hardly necessary
70 thaS yet profound mystery reigus noshpg
positive being known The subject Tho Mayor kesps
his own eoeose and the municipal fathers equally
,hady" as u their inter lions Amoos sns s.mes nen
tive posnion Of Captain Smith, those Of Mr. Henry
Wood, brother OF fernando; Alderman RnsseI, John
Briggs and ex-Jacee schermerhorn. u 10 asserted BY
the pisr tbese gentlemen the Mayor viii send
Of the shove N the Aldermen at their ses
sion Monday evening fcy Confirmation Nous nsryona
ynn OF Nav YoaM Military COMPANY TO LONDON
CrmpsDy Z, Ninth regiment CRY Guard Captain William
A,terbuYy, viii visit London In August next, taking
steamer from New York for soutba nPion They expect
lake hundred The nd, ar VIII be
accompanied by band Of forty piecss-proba,iy I'D
worth's or ,he National Guard Band the President, Of
free passage between the ri his route
DAtop the ceeb sted performer the horn no,
who row the leader Of The 'craok baad OF iosdoa,
volunteered bs 70 furnish music for tue Guard
during their tour In England.
FIRE IN DIVISION SrsXEr-ARKEer MAN Hin,
WIZ srsnoos ARSON shortly before three O'Clock
yesterday morning Are discovered the basement
Of the building No 2l2 Division street, occupied
lager ber saloon and sleeping apart nens, owned ny
Frederick Frsnnd and wife. Fire Marshal Baker was
early AZ Inc pre- mses and ns,huted an nveatgatou No
let's than sepai ate and die nc places had been dred
This rt appearing the MARSHAL ordered the arrest u
Frsuud and his wife snspic Of FreaDd ~ns
'u'ly drefled when he dret by the officers
and when searched, the policy OF insurance. together
whh articles or jeweiy found 10 his pockets the
wife fully dressed ard 10 her pocket found
set OF lace and other ANAL ARTICLES II
vade The property is insured for $500 IN the Wall
Street Insurance Company. The accused parties we're
taken before Justice Bennau and detained for examine
lion.
FIxorIoS The ForRrn RHcixxrr 1t is with pleasure
the reelection Of Capt James McMahon
The command Of company r. Fourth regiment OF art
icry. rnis took place last week, when his old
company npan imonsly called him 10 poet ~hich ne
fortnsry held with distinction Company has Of late
years been regarded by military as the only one
worthy OF the name Of q light artillery company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

sournasrroS ssp HatRs-s,eAn.Alp Ausurc-Cact Nc
smaes - g .,eaa wh.sie, md 10 dsnsa,ers
drvn al goycfnefs trhur sner, y Ives and siy
nsai ard ~Ee, n DAnne.a ~ Ho,deqala, wr ! Plat
shgdrsn plccrre Eocehl y Ircsee,erg s.yoy Peirs
ead four shDarer ssdsne Bernard sad std latter ia
ou~ruy-1osslt&
cn.nssros- s,'.msr oc,umsis-Rcea puaes an i.y
aod psry, u Dsly and heZ, MIS- rhsms' yrs sw
spesr ARD ,so ssrdr,n. q J. wslsss Reiss, NJ Den
Cutser, Cntnr Mia. xsrsA,l. sr. whi.. nsr.e ana
,.o infer 81 Ni- Kate James Lssse John Fr.1.,, 9
.nssd Ss IN and sos Mr, Alien infant r~n
ssrse sscsrsa. \ Passiu JsS erdss, Doases.s sus
ier. M rrhrley.
sAvArsaa-s,ean.sp Ai.bams-vr. Hisr,ns Mr.. "a,
.s We r s an 10 sss,ss srsssdisr an ssy
.sstr fendqer sis. uSder Mnr fewion 81 nurse
sg.sl ,, xr.s Devils. . cisrs Y .ufsr and vie. v
sss .,se Nj. m w. or y; ~. $3.50; ss-.
s.s.s.T I NJ sss..s ~, s...ms MS Ne
IT y T.s.s. zee. J. s..Is; =. ~ :, ~;
-, Trs qssS sa d. a. ~ s.s,,e, ~,
~, Jorss .ss x.,hsr sss sus, H. ss,is ana leo
s..t. i:sy ~ SAD -: y ro-.r ssE si.- cav
s.rsss a. az srs ss.. ~ s. - %
st-s wa, hell I rroptrsdss-sn' 10 10 ~ s.~r.s-
Rsen.o.p sc-eseAnshsp ,srsrEs-. far,. G Nan
900 q ssoa e.~-e g ssS- md 60. Nv. wsr.
srnh, Hassas s0t -. wiss y w'ssa -. ,ruren
. Ese.s Harry ~ wits Va. s-.I sI.i ~.
sr b.ssr. We s2r,on sss ls,ss, ~. sns s,n.'
r~esrs1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

81 81 Si ~ = ~ + ssas s::ssi
ssSr ss h Fed A II. .ss , h.,ssP pw.
s.! SsS:: s.iss. ss,s:ssa-Sa.sra. Prnsa
schr Gen Haley. Seves 81 sass- smslwood. E.ri AGO
scsr Char Grace Fernandins-Breil Son Co
sssr sunny S.es: ~sss,s r.on-J Smith Co.
s IS: E:.ss:, s.ss a.s
seSr Helen MAJ Rssd Eisworu-sres. Son Co
err s.; s;s ss a.assS XXI:
sshr woIsot. PaIssr Boston. D.,ton 400.
Steamer Panep, Rubs, New Haven-Naser.
ARRIVED.
Steamshp Roanoke, Couch, Richmond, b. with ndse and
passengers. 70 Iudlam 4 henekcn.
as t assss sr' Nov :s Sa s' :p :s
ship Hannah rowass from Liverpool for New York IN
~ : :se' JON is's 90 pam AZ
Flip James fostsr jr Abel Liverpool Is days with mdse
Daphne H.vener London, oct r. in ballast to Draper
Ship Golden Rale tot Bo-.on, Mayo Sunderland. oesls
Ship co,neis 81 PaaaodI woossids ols:so. e DAYS
ship r.sssn, pr,ph~.sr A.,~eru Sa.y. and Portland
es SC q OF s.;: -. ss sss
yins 70 n heavy s.e from Nv boarded b. heavy
ss s ssl. .,a: .s "a
"a ,s 4 q ssiss. ss;ss "a
Ion a 70 q; ,os. bar, :, a
= WING bite sn,s:s VIM 10 4 iss
Fnl sssd.lsns Ws,. xsoas. III, DC, with hadss
e .sy = q esSs ssss AS
a,hp si.e,rs sE ,ho~lns "a dis,s psnasSt Nos sist
dc to sss Jts Had saverss q he .nr. ps.ssss n'e'
Big uzrok Aus. cassI, Cardiff 81 days, with coal, 70
BIZ rasn.e Lincoln @, wsiioeoro PAryon, waidoboro
hT Germ ,sr, Wilson 81 George NIB, IL dsy' viii ,~s
sssT osGs s 9 n.n. 9, FssPo Wheeler xsss>
Carroll bel huprt for Rsuop
schr Harriet Smith Kelly Knsabeihport for hos.on.
usss: t c aasf a1 s nj , c:m0ds
sr SSsi snse Nass sses o or New ses.oS
s. r;S;sii
as sy SSo1 for iSr s @ssss
sehr WIN Knapp Basou, RnssbssApors for rompihA
.chr Roscius Lincoln. TAuntrn
f.ssss Boy kl.sy Proysss sSss aa Ssys
schr Chief Marvel somersst
~ f;,s:; ,is : sis:a: iS
81. Az VIA Ssss: Fs,assa; days S'''
sehr Geo Glnam, Do.d. ro uand, Sdsya
sesr sq q stn Smith Wilcox rets.nd 1says
sssI w.sde Pessssssp:!s FOR %s'ss.ua
soop i Bo.:a s'siss1ou I r1aSsaencsy sd.y.
Steamer Steamer Bsynss Syringe sSn. s;s Bedford
BELOW.
ship John fys rsmher, from Giasgow Dos a. viii mds
i Bar, csGs s OBJ sSlI.sa 10. cs in e...
o s,nr Burds'i Hart cof New Hsvsp1 HNsy from Malaga
Also two ships one bark and one harm brig. unknown
SAILED
,se,mship, Edinbnrr r Liverpool passed s Battery -
Ahb.ma Noun. veroon. savannah; ooamS,s. CS.rss
BsmoSs f.sSsco Por.na p snors zs p
Wind 4 sunset sW. very light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AfrhpAY, NOV l-1P A.
FLOUR The mNket heavy, and sales were con-
fined chile hy TO the home trade The depression In seY-
ling bills tended to suspend the demand for export and
prices closed ~ . decline OF l0c Ibc per Dbl The
transactions we're confined TO about eco 900 bbs.
WHEAT The market suffered from the strip gency In
money and the low rates Of exchange. The sales
prices
CORN, with good local and Eastern demand, less
q, cted ard TO coo bushels reported 1t 90,
1oc for Western Mixed and lac for round clos In small
los.
POLK The business moderate. with sales OF $50
bbis. At SIS 2b, and At $l2 for prime
WHrsKsy was quiet, and sales limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
III post oace nov eloses at bali past x O'Clock p N In
Dosfsrc.. Norh-Ao.py, Buffalo and csrads ga P. NJ
ws'ler mn @s H., "a ny se AZ NJ and a.
souih and so W malls. =. 81 y. and a. y N.
Eastern nan ~ y , g.,,osd, "a N and
suspAr Mans on Sunday all naiis q Sc .; this ence
CALIFORNIA. BY sissnsalp -, Wednesday. No
The Overland Man for cshtornia iesvvs s
Louis Every Nouisy and Thursday ~ A NJ
Letters eesigned for u should be marked Over
lsnd via 81. LOUIS
Lixrc The oy Rand Mail from - Joseph MO to Sal,
Lake city bsves 81 Jos.r p ever Mopdsy and
THURSDAY, At 4. ". Letisns should be marked
"Oyeriabs VI. St Joseph
So. PiTfIc.. BY steamshp -, "Wednesday, No
R.u.sA Ilasp, 90 he ,y sfer the arrival u each Ser
nate cluard rsctet ~ Tits port being o. - q
month. me KarpSk win be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands /, be landed
EunOFr ~ sieam.bp Persia for Liverpool,
HAVANA. ny steamer filaasph., Monday. No
vemosr D.............................n A. NJ.
TINE or CLOSING At TIM LONDON oFFIcR.
The Overland NAL 10 Bombay closes IN london
as follows-Nis Marseiles the 81 sni lsth Of
80 month. VIA Southampton On the l2th and
cAtcurrA.. "a loh lsh, 2oh, VIA Marsei les an, lsh
2nih. 9Th. vie souihsmptn.
cmsA c.NA Narcotics m he loth and 26lh. VIA South
AusrKaI. ia Ssnel-. and suez On he lon Via South
ampscn and Snsz l2h.
MsuRrrs.. Via Alden the a Asd 9Th Of the mnnth.
BRsEn .... Via youth ampion On the yh Of III noah
s The Nsrsses malta are despscbed on the eve y ascve
dsis, sbcaid amp 81 hese dates fall Sunday ns
The Southampton Mails despatched On the morning ~
above dates Should aay Of these dates fall Sunday
mall 10 despatched the mornsE rrevious.
Letters for The California Pony Express viii be received
the oce Of The In This city No lGl FULTON street. up
70 i've oelcet ever as 70 90 BY eIpres savrs 81 joseph
can te sent on wednesr sys and saturday.
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HAVANA, MtrANTAs AND INV ORLEANS.
Brryvu1s-rron New yars arriving Havsns eh and
rlving NJ New York M.
srsn ~ rWx wrsr-rrc Sew yors On arriving 81 Hav,ns
18th Prom New Orleans sd Havana zsth arriving New
York gh-
CinAvsA-rroua New yors lin, arriving 81 Havana leS
ssd re~ o.ican. leh Prom hew Orleans ah. Havana sA
arriving 81 New Yofk "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

DAnwAr's RE6UL.rfN. Pills -
IL rhr RESI- rURGsrNn MEDICINE IL THE
~ III In

EADWhYh HfItLAfiNH 70 u sre rever, mo s =
renty nset~d than 10 ne fsu The fraa snf indgesu
re v.sen,es n suumn esorter and wcAken IN. eo-eh
snd the cold ma bis pru.s s1tdsa ha By vhrh We crcn
tton brown cut RI Nsluc., apt tse somseh hvM and
lurfs partially rsrsyged 70 esnre these funcfnrs snd
the hcy withstand the ~ wfoter crurse o.
the tfeat srers~n s-r.v~ snd icnls se,nuey nec.s.
sNy the rob csthartc the world wseh tqnA1s ine
circulation ~ the bro. All N. miue~h pn,sAuyee rave
deadly contrary eject bsuce the feArfc' mereurN az
-.
Rsd~~y,s Resuisiss Pill, sehe only ysssssele saesii
c,auei aanire 6n~e o. ffcSn 1cur 10 mx
~ b~ urge s~s wh~r~ tbese dvuxs are
need ali The enesss whs The physcsn exrers 70 De-
the psuenf he bond fesuhs or
ihe presence Doe ~ ksdva-s keylssoR
N the sisments II health and ten fold he
ihsp o any obsr pills 10 uss thirty
pills in each bs
RADwAr 4 ca, 40 ~ Jo,n ryees, ses york
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

hooey. " the same tin e, has changed from being
perfect drrg 10 being very al ~ The country
then Peaceful quiet and looked to prosperous 70
tare; u IL unsettled, and rumors 81 failures. bank
Suspensions aud troubles Of all kinds are around us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
FALL. OF STOCKS IN pHuADELpHIA.

From the Philadelphia Ioquucr, Nov. IL
The contrast rFtween 10 day and ibori Time after the
e,cctnn Ia bad but when back 10 about october
4 when the which have bfousn. to lhs
position hcgan &c operate, the fa prices perfectly
fs htful wi be by the following table OF
OF the leadrs Nes York and Phiadelpaia stccks-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

Yorsc LADY Nraprssp w A srlys woxAs-rm
Mrprysyss Ctrgur HAsgxB Reliable intelligence
from Fulton, Galloway county Mo-, sppfses that
shocking tragedy occurred within eight miles Of that
riscc Saturday last Ia the house of Mr. ncs
female slave Of rAsciole and dangerous temper, who
had frequently been eprsgea by Mr. Baraes daughter,
susanna young lady OF eighteen ears Of age
Saturday morning the sisve r~ney sent 10 work
ncld. and the family set % 20 attend meeting OF
come hind, leaving Mrs Barnes alone at home On 70
,urnrs from the meeting they horr,aed 70 nnd
shooeknfy beaten 20 death, and the floor and walls of
the dwelling Despatched With blood The dinner table
had bstn set evidently BY Miss Barpts and her knitting
work lay dsarrspsed On the kitchen floor. The
bhchen showed biood ard signs of struggle
Blood marks we're vlsibie along the walls the
rom, the foor and calls Of shlrh vas much move
blood and the exhibited plain traces OF violent
siriie Merit, the blood traced 10 the ~rst room,
~here the murder hsA been committed and vbsre ,ne
ccrp~ cas- found y ing IN gore The s,sve
caisd, and found to haze eAsnEc Der drcss
irf Oo search the drsss foR "a In IRE led htaaec
snd bioofy. shovel found bloody aud b ntered
When coefrcnted uwn her hoodr dress, the ~omsn
fefsed thai she bad killed Miss Bsrres she p.csd
70 custody ~ D~pniy Cousssbls Hsarr Wng .hq yose
4 IN haste Zoe the jail, 81 Fulton unen within three
fs ~ fulton be wss svsriskeu BY PARTY on horses
vho took the prisoner from led 10 q tree no
or and there hats sd Der tll sHe vas dead
The above irformsticr ~ eivcd nv German con
temporary, frnu The Office ~ the Gevrsp racc- puh
lshsd sccty At Frltor ~ Lssa Dsnovat. ~
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CLEARED
stesmshio Pru er. rtompsou ~, tsnsiro rbos Ranney
Steamship Mount vernun. Layneid. ssvannah-h Own
well ca.
ss.smsnip Aisbans scsepcs ssvaap.s-s Z saehf sen
Steamship Columbia Berry, ChHreraonsporuwu, rne~scr
AGO.
s,e.mssip rsrse-smx. Powell, wnminrns-B oru~
ses~sasp YORKTOWN. Parrish. Horfo's As-Laala~ . Hal
ecker
sseanship socuesno osxsr. Mer.odraa, Ac-H orvm
vel 60
s,eaush,p roserusc. watson. BAnsmore-B y Cromwell
Co.
steamship pssap-so van vcvtlssa-H p rvuu ven On
ehip A. Sutton splc~r. FAN rrslcsro-Suton Co.
ybip Chi-aso chase fsv~rpcci-pS~Nh a1m.
Shp Albert Gallsttn n~isno, tAvcsp pi-C Grtrnen.
shsp pslesstr~ Lord, LorHrn-H morrAn Wiley.
sblp rn,syp, 9cLesn Havre-pcyd bineNen.
spip Precedent kcbmidt tbreml, Baneer, Aatrere y
pehmwt
ship viest wins jayne, Aps'achicoia
PARK Jsrs Dsgreu, Lambert uissrow-D mhsm 4 pnon
Rarh cosspees, Dsn'co Piymcuth-s,urres cesrmsn q
Rsrs " Conquest Buuis. ~suptcr-Dunhsu 4 NJ non
nts Orssis chorus Gard. Cork and . nlt-Thos wAia~.
Brig 90 yusfess visser amatrtsm-fvnch Ntrcke.
R,r lsrence Pkinsey, Lsbou
HyW n~serr CsrwAu Msnssnfis-rhcmpsnu Hurtay.
MN Mesns wsIs J.~s nviie-rh rnpsor 4 fnntsy.
Bre g.leso tm'ts. Rir>mond-C fer~or
kch kschnar Humsr, Btsrrcol-A Lear.
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TIE feeling In state street for the pact fe~ days has
been cnc Of uncertainty Basiness men, ia view OF the
meeting Of Congress IN t~o ks from Monday when
the vos6y ssiiarou now gong st The south vii be
transferred 70 wabintion 10 coub, In regard 70 The
future hey % not fear scesson bat they depreca,e
the untowsrd rssu Of coatr ued agitation rue recsut
panic has bad fArful effect upon large holders Of stock
for rwc We heAs reports q . forced sale Of one
hundred shares tf Esstsrn within day o. tso a. Iy~v
- 70 Al the board ~ cells for sra Money Mas been
framed, with Vermont and Massachusetts a. collateral Al
u and the stock tse now sls for slz So There have
been no serious nurss 10 the city but suspenssn q,
bsasy TAPER f,m 10 the Western part Of the STATE 10 Il.
n~onesd The sod6ennees u pressure has bsd so~
Meet 70 check business operations, bat day or two may
brig about brighter aspect OF affairs
The Philsds iphia Ledger Of to day says
TIE various OF the supply Of coal are no, ye,
fGy Ia order snoe the Interruption BY the ate fcoa
The pre- duc,on ~ the vets rather Ices than The last
previous rpot, and, By he 'sng o. reduces me Ia
the tnnnsse Of sst year 1, the sam. time
The iornsse BY Abe Sehuylsll canal, ell be en, 10
but 2lof In excess ~ as, year tbs zane date
The trade, bcvever contrnes sood, ard rrces o. coal
arc wtl nsItantd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Nov. l7-6 P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Nov. i-6 p. NJ.
The Atlantic sailed to-day for Europe, with
SIS 900 in specie on freight. Exchange closed
variable; some bankers claim log per cent, bnt
very good bills can be had all the way from loo TO
l0l. Money continues extremely tight; the best
paper passes with difficulty a. IL IS per cent per
annum.
The psnicky feeling under which the stock
market closed last evening was aggravated this
morning by the advices Of dsturba in the
Western currency in consequence Of the decline In
State stocks; and, as usual in the present state of
public feeling, the new event operated prejndically
on the market. The business Of the day COM
menced with a decline of per cent in Yirginias,
Tennessees and Missouris. Railway bonds and
bank stocks followed, with q proportionate
decline; when the general railway share
list was reached, the downward tendency, though
very marked, was less destructive. The average
decline as compared with the prices of last even,
ing was not over two per cent with large bust
ness. After the first board stocks were generally
better, on the scarcity of stock for delivery. At
the afternoon session the market was steady; but
after the board stocks closed heavy. We note
sales Of the new United States fyes, which are 70
be paid for at 1901 by Thursday next, at o. Some
Of the railway stocks are being taken out Of the
street by parties who have faith in their speedy
recovery from the present depression The trans
fers to parties out of town OF Hudson River, New
York Central, Rock Island and one or two other
popular s'-cks hare been very numerous of late
Comparing the prices current this afternoon with
those Of yesterday afternoon, we note decline Of
4 per cent in virginias, u in Missouris 5
per cent in Tennessees, in New York Central, II
In Erie 3 in Panama, 3 in Illinois Central, II in
Rock Island. The following were the closing quo.
tations Of the day Virginia 6's, rs; Missouri
6's, 60 !; Tennessees, IA 70; Canton, Ii a Is;
Cumberland Coal preferred, 6 q 10; Pacific Mail,
73A "a; New York Central, ~ q !; Erie, 27l I;
Hudson River, All As; Harlem, lai IS; do. pre-.
ierred, 321 33l; Reading, 80 a !; Michigan Cen.
trail, AZ I; Michigan Southern and Northern indi.
ana, IA a l; do. guaranteed, PSI a 1; Panama, iO9
/; Illiaois Central, SCI 4 Galena and Chicago,
So a l; Cleveland and Toledo, Isl 2s; Chicago and
Rock Island, 81 a /; Chicago, Burlington and Quin.
cy, 63i aei.
The business Of the sub-Treasury to day was as
follows
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boe who, however loud N their pro- sss,on Of CHRIS
uSnny, entirely mstook lie spirit, lsd attempted
pandIy 10 force this conmaaiiy 10 cstan rel sious
Oh ervanoes He protested AsainF such Efforts At coon
the great teacher and preacher fhey had proved
~ ever before entire faiye and they ought for
which was one Of kndnevs and persuasion Of wrath
and force
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The Arizona, Of New Orleans from Brazos,
brought In 1874 900 in specie.
At special meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on the 18th
inst, Allan McLane was elected President aud s.
l.. Merchant was appointed Secretary.
The earnings Of The Illinois Central Railroad the
second week Of November were:-
3gs 70
o,oaI "
So,sol DO
The Bartlett Mills, Of Newburyport, have de-
clared q semi annual dividend Of six per cent,
which makes them II per cent for the year.
The following table viii com pare the exports q
the seven principal staple articles for the week
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Increase Of The week AZ compared with 1859 81 e25 SO
The following is comparative statement OF the
value OF exports from the commencement OF the
year 10 November l5--