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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
BOARDING.
THE DAILY PRESS.
POsTOFFICE RULLETTN.

EAST MnL-Arrives $50 A. M. and 4,4O p M;
closes at 4 A. M. and 8 p. M. | t.hf
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELrNe.-Ar.
riyes ut $3.50 A. M; closes at s P. M
81 LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arrives at IL A. NJ
and 10 p. M; closes at / A. NJ and a p. NJ .II
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. at 11A. M.
and 10 +. NJ. closes at 1 A. M. and 4PM
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AN EDIToR,s POCKET PICKED AT THE Thea
rER.-An Indiana editor while ON visit to
this city, had his pocket picked of gold
watch and chain valued at $3.50, on Tuesday
night, at the National Theater. The watch
had hunting case with white face and steel
hand, Johnston & Co. makers, Liverpool
names on the face, initials ~. G. d. on the
back. The owner will handsomely reward
any one who will return it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

BoY,INJURED BY THE EXPLOSION or A CAM
PHENE LAMA boy about fifteen years of
age, was severely burnt yesterday by the ex-
plosion of IA camphene lamp. He was at
work at WiswelPs, on Fourth-street, between
Walnut and Vine, and, in attempting to fill a
lamp, the fluid ignited, burning his head and
face quite severely, although not danger
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

MORALS Own THE WATER Morals must
be in deplorable state over the water.
Eleven eactions for seduction were dried be-
fore the assistant barrister, at Belfast, Ire
land, in one day. And Female virtue seems
to rule low in the English market, for while
compromised, the DEGREES awarded only
ranged from ,fl0 to 840. n II N q
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A FAMILY PoIsoARp .nY EArlNa GnEEns

' "A FAMILY PoIs0ARD BY EAFiNa lfREEAs-
One DEATH.-A Mrs Reed, living a few miles
northwest of Auburn, N. ", had gathered
for table greens what she supposed to be sour
dock, but which proved 70 beTa poisonous
weed. g0f this the family ate, and three OF
them, Mrs. Reed and two children, were i'm
mediately taken sick, andfMrs RI died. The
children were at one time in II critical condi-
ton, but are now out of danger.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

PRocEEDISGs OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.-At their regular diurnal session held
yesterday morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting to $253 70; of which
$3.50 70 were paid to Baldwin, Whately & Co.
for lumber for new Jail, and $63 to e. M.
Tully for lunatics, by order Of the Probate
portanee was transacted .if'dfF1i7Flf. a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

Broken BONES NOT DIscouRAGMa TO MAT
RIMoSy.--Curtis STAN, of Mansyille, was
married to Miss Sarah ]. Winslow Of Mad
ison, Wis, a few, days since. On the MORN
ing Of the intended nuptials, STAN started
from his residence to that Of his affianced
bride. When near the "Mile Strip School
House" as it is called his horse ran away
with him, overturned the carriage, and threw
both bones Of his left arm. He, however,
procured the services of surgeon, the bones
were set and at the appointed hour he pre-
sented himself, and was duly married, as per
announcement u'4A'.t l-'Ath tfl'5E = n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

A BEAUTIFUL FREsoH Gabrielle
d'Estrees, whom Dreux de Raider portrays,
was them lovely woman, without dis
pute, in France. O Her hair was of a beautiful
blonde cendree; her eyes blue and full Of FIRE;
hec complexion was like alabaster; her nose
W. 'Naped and aquiline; a mouth filed with
pearly -. and lips upon which the God Of
love perpe, Ndwelt a stately throat and
perfect bust; 40. Ter hand In short, she pos
sessed the deportmenta Of a goddess-such
were the charms whichnone could gaze upon
with impunity. .et5f ~ loi
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Two men having abused each other in
the presence of a third, he Immediately
stepped up to one Of the excited parties and
asked for the payment Of an old debt ''Why
do you present your claim at such a. time,
sir2' Because, have often heard, when
srogues fall out, honest men receive their due.
Please hand me mine."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

Poor SPIRIrs IN BRITAIN.--The number of
gallons Of proof spirits distilled in the United
Kingdom in 1859 was 2T6bT, 72l, of which
1900 900 were distilledin Scotland, I, 600 600
,ins England and 100000 in Ireland, The
total number Of gallons in bond in, the United
Kingdom on the s1st Of December, 1889 was
lo,0Ob beo9. 30 5gs 'edr ytiar03 az ii Isa'q "a
D KILLEp RY YAFALL,--At A Guilord, Conn.,, last
Wednesday, Capt Lee Seward, while at work
Ia the hay-loft of his barn, fell through the
scaftolding TO the floor, distance Of some
sixteen feet, injuring him so severely that he
died within an hour,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

THANKs.-We are duly placed under obli-
cation to the Adams Express Company, for
files of Eastern, Western and Southern papers
in advance of the mails.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

A WoRD TO THE LADIEs.-=We take great
pleasure in referring our lady readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. S. Wilson, 7s West
Fourth-street, TO be found on second page
He has on hand great variety Of shawls,
lave mantillas, hoop-skirts, &C., and, 80 far as
q good bargain is concerned, a call is only
necessary TO convince the most skeptical.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

SINGULAR SHOOTING OF A WoMAN IN NEW
ORLEANs.-Ca Catharine Griffin was standing at
a street-corner in New Orleans, recently,
talking with some other woman, when her
sister Bridget, having sat down on wheel
barrow, very well dressed and handsome
man came up and began tumbling her about
and at last upset her in the dirty gutter. Al
this stage of the proceeding Catharine and
another woman became somewhat excited
and picking up some Jumps Of mud or earth,
threw it at the man, who no sooner saw the
mud spatter over his coat than drawing a
pistol he fred at Catharine, the ball taking
effect in her stomach. The man darted into
a cofee-house and disappeared. Catharine
is very seriously wounded and may not re-
cover. Ha ll5qld d ine- Hn aH4 - = t"ils
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City News.

1ss- The DAILY Press to be had every
morning at the counting-room. Price one
cent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4 co.
- AsSlgnee's Sale Of Variety and Notion Store,
Viii be sold AZ Auction, on EHlpAf MORNING,
street. tho entire stock Of Hosiery, Variety and No
sorInlent 10 be sold by tho order the Assignee Of
:" : FREDERIOK, LEWIS, Assignee.
.UIs IIr1 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
Ii. Eaat EOurth -gtrpet.
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~ Monetary and Coumercial.
Our Money and Exchange markets under
went very little change yesterday from Wednesday;
the demand for both eontnuing good, without any
excess Currency was reported In fair supply, and
tho Bankers stated their ability 10 do ali The eood
Paper their customers offered a. ieia p.r osnt and
have fair surplus II funds eea a'l hq1nIu- lfl .l
FOR Eastern Exchange, dealers gave X eansra1lv.
but IN some 90 was paid for Bankers sigma
4, and We heard Of conceasions scrost ,a tis
New orleans Exchange has been growing h,.y,.T :
shis week, which Get IN connection with the ae.l
sSis s s.e q hsss 1S's.n sdagss1
sSosNs as NJ oais; some shaIFins The selling price
In gold, Time. Bills, and Uncufrent Money, there
vas no change from our last quotations.
sasasS Isnsc Rns Ssd fss ESss 4 @ ~
aE ~ s z " GSy S sssssi .ss ss' Buy s1s
iar husiness doing in Grocsries In th6 regular
Destined sc Per SSshs JcTn do%T is enc sa
cIcfed hrm st the decline Oats, Rye and Barley
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon were:
I~ge-t;.Agplss brI;; Barley, 81 bushels; But
@ bss. hCSs ss ns2T ~ 81 SS saa EHsy
oiasses, brs.; Malt, @ 6asj Oats, 7,sss, SSs;;
bOsss asn and POUNDS Poasos b sns.5
rs hhds salt 1000 barrels; Wheat, 7,oss basSss;
E5go,; = IAPTSI::, orI. !, barley 900 bushels Ss.,
Gheese 2s boxes; Core, i7g bags flour, ieo bris;
Molaseee, 1876 brs.; Malt, bus; Oats 900 bus; Pork
and Bacon, 80 hhds, "a tierces, = barrels, =
boxes, and pounds; Potatoes, 800 barrels; Sugar,
q hhds; Salt, ss6 brls; Wheat, = bushels; Whisky.
$50 barrels. .Fsl-IHl ~
Wednesdays Herald says Of Tuesdays New York
Monetary market; 300 tdi i.ii.ies .l1ihIr ria
The Money market remains unchanged but tho
tendency rs toward greater The banks are ae-
cumulating coin, and, without more active export
movement than exists at present, they will probably
cause further decline In the rate Of interest, In
order to employ their means. The Buppy Of Money
at the discount brokers IL very large indeed.
Exchange closed with rather more 6rmness for the
steamer from Boston tomorrow and the Tetfonid
direct from this port. small business was done In
Sterling at l09i, though hrst-cass bills were
offered at 1925; the allowance made by the leading
bankers for brokerage is not uniform, and this may
account for the difference In rates We hear Of somo
sales Of excellent bills at lOqk Francs we're quoted
at 0. 0.l3A0f5.l27. q. The steamship Tepfonia, which
sailed to day took out Sl6g,OOO in SPECIE of which
Sll5Ooo wns In silver. There will be fair shipment
on Saturday. =
We annex scomparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive Of spece from New York to foreign ports
for the past week and since january /:
For the veet ssss,s sISSS; sIisssggs;, lgSs lISSeo;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

A UCTION SALE-BY @. J. W. SMITH.-Posi-
Township, on Ten Years, Credit or on Perpetual
Leasehod viii be sold ut Public Auction, on SAT
on the premises, Twenty beautiful nuilding Lots In
Sedamsyille, storra Township, the Lots being from
on sedan street. and Delhi and Industry Turnpike
road. Thia Is splendid opportunity to got Homo
town. Omnibuses running constantly 20 the city,
and In a short tmo tIeet-ralroaa will be built to
buses will leave the corner OF Sixth and Vine, at two
O'clock to convey persons 10 and from the SALE free
of charge q, j. W, SMITH, Anctioneer,
myl5 NO. S1l ftne.streot
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a UCTION SALE-BY HICKMAN 4 SKULL,
tAReal Estate AuotiOneers Merchants Exchange,
Fourth street Property Valuable Corner; Two Dwell
ing-houses at Auction,-Will be sold at PUBLIC Auc-
Noon, May Is, 1850, at four O'clock, that valuable
Property, known as the northwest corner of Fourth
aud John-ytreets, being 70 feet front on Fourth
street. and running north on John street 20 feet,
with q good Frame House on It.. rNr
ALsQ7Imnedietely after, adjoining the aboye, on
John-street, will be sold large three-story House,
nearly new, containing ten rooms and all the modern
improvements, and will rent for $500 per annum.
Lot 20 feet 'front.' Terms made known day of sale.
~ HICKMAN a SKULL,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioueera,
mylB-e Merchants' Exchange. Walnut-street.
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y, A, Mono wulPPsp no .DEAru.s-- 5IIs- Rsa,ny
Burnett Q free negro, died inl Danville, Va, q
few days since, from whipping received
from Charles 7. Clay, the overseer in the
saw-mill where he worked, Clay was ar
rested
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

CHURoH's News, STAND.-zC Church, at his
news depot in the Postoffice,. receives the
leading New York papers daily and always
has the latest publications. and periodicals as
Church is always up with, and often in ad-
vance of the times, ,tss 49,,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

s AN EXTENSIVE MILL The 'Charlotte Fur
mace, at Middlebpro, Mass, has been III on
Grafton one hundred and hco gedbs, II Is
owned by jesse Mufdock, employs eighty
hands, runs full time, and viii make SD, ,O0o
the present year. .f ~, y s ~ ~ 91sut ,p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
STRAYED.

STRAYBD-Away from the owner, PATRICK
- - GuMMiNs, No; 123 Betts-street, last night,
GREY HORSE, with harness, attached to a cart. The
Under will be rewarded by telling the owner where
he shall find them n r. myl7-bs !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
AUCTION SALES.

a UOTION sALE-BY COOPER STOKES
IA Sixteen Lots, on Dudley and Freeman streets
sold, at Public Auction, On 4 MoSbXY AFTER fl r
NOON, May 2, 1850, AZ three O'clock, on the prem,
Dudley street, between Wade and Liberty, being
from 20 to Is feet 'front.' and l22 feet deep, to twenty
five foot alley
ALSO -Immediately after the above: One Lot, on
the west side Of Freeman-street, between Liberty
r9pa 20 Ieet front W lVO 1eet deep 70 an alley
3pteet front by 20 feet deep, TO an alley.
One lot on Freeman street, adjoining the above,
20 feet front by So feet deep, more or less.
One Lot on FreemAn-street, adjoining the above,
Terms of Sale-One fourth, CASH balance In one,
two and three years, with six Per cent interest
nually, secured 10y mortgage the premises Title
perfect. COOPER & STOKES, Auctioneers,
myIS 90 80 :. No. Ia East Eonrth .atraet-
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nISMAI,ISMS
| Woman, "a arst .t love, e.. and l.,t.-b,r.s,t u ,r

What is known as the voice of conscience
is usually the bias Of early education.
g-"Stocks firm, "-as the fellow quoted when
his feet were N them Li HI1 Ni,
When persons of a certain class say you
have insulted them, they pay the highest
possible compliment to your Ingenuity.
-"Fm ahoat, ahoat," appears TO be all of
the song the Great Eastern acan practically
learn.
-FeyerI and asIsR GR 1 one q ne 1,4r 1t,o., Il, D.r q
tal OF diseases-it always gives its victims a
fair shake.
MEMS elopements with romantic maidens
should all be classed under the head of Miss
terious disappearances.2 = "a syEGD
= When a man advises his enemy TO be-
ware, does he wish him TO become hard
ware2
The alleged fact that men have natural
fondness for warfare, would seem to explain
the general disposition to marriage.
1t is singular how many of the ''best
fellows in the world" on increased acquain-
tance prove among the meanest. 3n l',noa o.
1t is now ascertained that young ladies
become over eighteen, at the same time that
italian prima donne make. their last appear
ance previous to their departure for Europe.
No man is so unprincipled or depraved
as to be without redeeming trait. Even
james Buchanan never committed matri-
mony. i.' @ tH ,. 90 fl7 s'ti De- tr71a
The most niggardly thing in Nature is
Nature herself She ever starves her chill
dren; but has q few little, crumbs to ad-
minister when her offspring ask in mercy the
privilege to perish.
Were we a painter and desirous to per-
sonify human life, we should represent n
ragged and haggard mortal with a single
crust so hard that il could be broken only
when moistened by tears. .,......-....r-'
Insanity is only conventionalism. He
who knows more than his fellows is as much
insane as he who knows less. The test Of
sanity is to agree with ones fellows, and
sanity itself the average stupidity of mortals.
= The greater part Of the worlds popula-
ton is made up of three classes. fools.
scoundrels, and those who combine the
qualities of both; and this is probably the
largest class of all. A.@' 5000 '''
AN Indiana exchange, strong partisan
sheet, has quite well-written editorial on
political honesty. The superiority of the
article is supposed to be explained by the
fact that men are most eloquent upon what
they know the least Of, - ,,-.,..,,.....-.,..
"A. Jeremy Diddler of fellow in town
was asked by a man of whom he wished TO
borrow money the second time they met,
why he took such liberty on so short an
acquaintance. Because ? replied Jeremy,
II thought you'd be more apt to lend it to
me now than when you knew me BETTER
Justice and generosity are rarely found
combined. The just man is only such; the
generous becomes bankrupt and can not
meet the claim of Justice. Justice is plain
and severe virtue; generosity splendid attri-
butte. Hundreds will give literally to half
deserving object who will not pay the pal
triest debt Of honor.
Tuo ,,ar h,,,;n,. oL,,,ol oL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

ipspoRrISe PApERs.AG. AZ Lewis, No. %
West Sixth-steeet, has received the Nev
York Clipper and WRksss Spirit for this
week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
FOUND.

ENOUND-MONEY-A sum of money was found
on Friday last on Front-street, between Mill
ma ma stone The owner can have tho same by proving
[myl5-dtl
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WV 7tHtcfI1VHV OI Iho BKpOTt1
exclusive Of specie from New York to foreign ports
fo. he
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combined. The just man is only such; the
generous becomes bankrupt, and can moi
meet the claim of Justice. Justice is plain
and severe virtue; generosity a splendid attri-
butte. Hundredswi give literally to half
deserving object who will not pay the pal
triest debt of honor. ''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

"A jeremy Diddler of a fellow in town
was asked by a man. of whom he wished to
borrow money the second time they met,
why he took such liberty on SO short an
acquaintance. Because 2 replied Jeremy,
IL thought you'd be more apt to lend it to
me now than when you knew me better.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

= An Indiana exchange, strong partisan
sheet, has quite well-written editorial on
political honesty. The superiority of the
article is supposed to be explained by the
fact that men are most eloquent upon what
they know the least Of d,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
WANTED.

WANTS" "F0R SALE" "FoR RENT"
LOST" FOUND" "BOARDING." &o.-Ad.
vettisements coming under these headings, not OK.
oeedns ive lines, will be Inserted tlcs for rs cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

these old scores for him while they were allowed 20
remain balanced and closed for such offenders as
Caleb Cushing and Benjamin F. Hallstt. These
two patients certainly had the malady OF winch
Mr.. Taylor and his Ike are in such mortal fear
much worse than he They had il of the continent
Kind, and he apparently by inocculation only l
think the cure may be guaranteed in his case as IN
theirs And then, like other diseases of POLE cai
infancy, it is very seldom contracted second hme.
Mr.. Taylor may Just as well be afraid Of taking the
measles or chicken-pox, from which these gentle,
men recovered in their childhood, as TO apprehend
any danger Of infection from the Anti slavery
eruption which long ago terminated faverabg, u
the great strengthening of their political corstt'
tion If this letter Of Mr. Satonstall do not satisfy
him, he must be rery Old Gentleman, indeed.
might tell you of many thiags-Of Commence
ment, Of Inauguration, Of Judge Douglas, Of the
Zouaves, of the Regattas-but public virtue prevails
with me above mere private gossipng. Our Country
before all things l thought i must relieve your
mind of the apprehension that we may De left Tor
our SINS without either President or Vice President
to take care of us the next four years. Console
yourself. One or the other we shall now surely
have. BfLEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Pr0ffs exam inafi0n Of the quzrS!y s Sse
~ hanks of this city a. published IN ths nun eeI
shows that the profits Of one are 2l9 per esn .To
shove 40 per cent and one above per cent -. soe
a. hnIs On the 3oth of June 1860. The syMagY e.
ce.ds il per cent, or sso55 900 net profits agsins'
capital Of $69, 75s, 600: q ,.~,.n.,
abe We 2s per cont sboye 70 per cont ssovs = en-.
so, il Der cent? sbovs pr cent ssbeve PEI cent
sbvs per csnt above PER esnt 49, - sscs
sbove Der cent 7pcr shove epss c.
S per csnt; above per cent; above Psf s'"'
TSe present yRye banks IN operation IN this city
were established in the following years; ,., a, re,a,
n isss in isal IN las IN ls1e p iS2e in mg'
IN 1881; In 1881 IN iss6 IN iss " a. 10
1856 in 1859 Total 81 - e.. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

The Receiver Of the Mount vernon bsnA o na0s7
Island gives notice that the time within which the
holders of the notes of that Bank were to be
to him for registry has been extended TO the isf OF
uary next. Certificates of deposit viii be ssaee on
presentation of the notes at the Office of the Recever
No. IS Weybosset street, Providence and dividend OF
fifty cent will be paid the notes hitherto depos
tied on the presentation of the certificates.
At the quarterly meeting Of the State Board Of d.
rectors of the Bank Of the State Of Indapa at Indian
apolis, semi annual dvidsndof5 cent was declared
for all of the branches except those located ct Jser
sonvle and Plymouth, the former Of which dlviaed
y cent, and the latter nothing The branch At Indian
apols has increased s capital stock in the amount OF
$50 600.
7Romspsons Bank N5te Reporter Gays:
"About year ago, the President Withdrew nom
public sales the lands in Minnesota, and now ne
proclamation is ont for the Gales TO take place in Ocfo
Der next These sales embrace $50 900 acree good
portion of which Is preempted, and must be proved up
before the sales take place. No further rs1es 70 SET
there will be granted In Kansas and Nebraska, sales
take place In August, as per proclamation, embracing
900 600 of acres There thousands Of preemPtors
on these lands who are in danger Of losing their oea
tons il they delay proving up"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

The net earnings for tbs six months thus shown
TO be s343 4SO 81 After deducing the balance Of the
interest account including the interest accrued on the
bonded debt but not yet payable, there remains as
dividend fund $2l9 5S o. equal to per cent on the
incrt ased stock Out of those earnings the Board de-
csred and have since paid dividend of per cent for
the six months ending June 20. The dividends will
hereafter be made quarterly, on or about the 18th
day of October, January April, and July.
Since the annual report of Jan. l, the bonded debt
has been reduced to $780, 900 by the direct conversion
into stock of that amount Of second mortgage bonds
under the privilege which expired June 80. All other
debts $245 O00 outside of the first and second mort
gage bonds and the ordinary accounts current were
exIinguished by arrangement with the holders OF
second mortgage bonds which otherwise would have
been presented for conversion by which such bonds
were exchanged for these debts and the latter were
preser ted for stock and extingushed in place OF the
former the interest being adjusted as to make the
result to the company in every respect precisely the
came. In this way larger bonded debt was left IN
existence but all other liabilities were extinguished
and any necessity for further Issue of stock obvated
By these operations and by the receipt OF $50 on
the scrip stock the capital stock has been increased
81 lSS,6O0. The debt has been reduced 81 l45O CO.,
and will be further diminished $4,000 on the lst OF
August by paying off that amount Of first mortgage
bonds leaving the debt ~, 600 900.
The following is the list of treasure shipped from
San Francisco July H. 1860, received by Wells Fargo
De- Evy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Trsnsmitied 10 81 Mint Phia for Conage.. aso'S o.
We are indebted to Edward Bills Flour and Gram
Circular for the following statistics:
E<ports Brsadsss6 Great Britain and ireland J''"