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RRooxIYN COMMON CoUSCIL.--The Board met
M.nI., .x.rip. sad trsusacted the usual amount

BRooxLYN COMMON CoUscIL.--The Board met
on Monday evening snd transacted the usual smsons 81
communicstion was received nom the Mayor vstops the
resolution passed u, authorizing the purchase Of
feet Of hose for the Fire Depsftmen He states that ~
will involve an outlay Of 0o0 should be thrown
op,n 10 and suggests that the Comm sioass 81
Repairs and Supplies be to advertise for propes
The resolution heretofore passed directing the badns Of
house for Hose No. IN the Eastern District aud which -
returned by the Mayor taken up and passed. nowA
standing the Mayors objections.
Remonrsnces presented against the laying o. n2ss
railroad tracks In Fulton street. between Front street sn6 ne
Ferry. The subject wss referred 10 The hsiifose c'"-
mittee. Al. cl.s. A. .x.
The following Committee appointed by The Ss -
anime the accounts Of the Wstsr Commissiens "ho'~
Brunt, Murphy. Strong, and franka ,..,.,,,,,s ~
The Finance Committee reported s yor o. sp ssrhs
Tar Collector 10 appoint Index Clerks nine ss,1
eleven Deputies md one Collector for IL si"ss'
which was carried BY unsnnlous consent a. vszs
communieasion was received fos the Gses S 49, "a ~
tion 20 appointment OF Trosn hsn tesckss q
eject tbst there was no law 10 sppsins otn'1 -
the Truant Institution -, - ..r,sctlon that The -
Mr.. Ternan offered resoiunSdn % ssrs - % i, -
be Assistant WA. i.A eves Sss
eo a., w. s,. ~ snrra or.o.iss the s"njSei "'@ ~
--- - 49,
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desire to bring foreign Powers sa 70 which ipv
tsaseo y ps Sesire simply 70 avoid the risks "i''
rs.eIs sn to cotton at the seaport reOoonzed as
"Ss,u JoSn Young had been oihc'siy ie'0s
" ted States Consul at Beiiss', -. ;r,rrovipc.
he health OF Lord BroughsIh h,sa wnS appon,ed Lord
The Duke Of Somer:et haa 0e'A "ff
obsr Sxeps trial was in hdaS IN Dao n
AnG1Sr Sst of he cabryer Cuan on the s0age o,
,asnS Committed the late atFOions SS Outrage ON
yy,sa,;pr yo1uf; isi intense excitement III Dublin
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

de....
stock on hand 900 bales. so American Re-
ceips Of the week $3.50 bales Quantity at sea, ltvVO
against u, 600 at date last year.
TRADE AT MAscHrsrER.-Prices continued to
harden day day. but buyers only satisfied immediate
wants The production rapidly diminishing
BREADsTUFFs-Messrs. Richardson, Spence a.
Co., Wakefield Nash Co., Biglsnd, Athya Co report;
Flour slow and easier but not qaoaby lower Prices range
stances 2d3d. y GENITAL lower Red Western iO'Gl2fi
Southern l2 80l2 8; White Western, RSdl3i Southern
l4 lneaD Corn declined Cd since Tuesday but At the
this wssrecoyered and closed a. Tuesdays price,.
Mixed, 80 sa33l; Yellow, 35i $780, White, ~ d57i y
quarter
PPoyIsIo.s-Beef dull but unchanged. Pork also
dull steady Bacon in fair demand but holders accept low
prices Lsrdir sr demand at previous asa % In
quality. Tulow In good demand aud Ql6 dearer the
weeK. ButcLers' Associatiop, 52I.
PRoDUoR.-The Brokers Circular reports: Ashes
steady Common IL 3dl2 8, the latter being the owest
price at the close Spirits Of TuIpenne drooPng saes at
81 down to 61l. Sugars quiet and I'd al lower
The speculative demand has iubsded Cosse firm but
quiet firm prices Lnseed in good demand and rs'h
desrer Lnseed Cakes $40 l5s for American Linsed Oi
o. ancs.nsss Hc% ccd Is ssa, American Whale go!
LONDON MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Brothers, q
Co. reporCoRs market rn buI very limited business at
fully previous rates White American WHEaT 65 a61
bars and rails Scotch Pig 49, CoFYxE quiet but well aus
tanned LINsRKD again srer LIssHKD CAKES In limited
demand. Bosros bags .&Il 5a9li lOl, NswYoIk bbl''
Lireed OH scarce 35 Sperm Oh neglected. nounslly
fgJa 9eI Cod 934as35 Rice in go demand. Sugar In
animate and rather easier Tallow opened very active and
dearer closed dull Y. C. 2. Tea firm. Com. Congou
Ij0td Spirits Of Turpentine dull at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Baring, Bros. a. Co.
soy there has been fair demand for United States
rs State Stocks very little done. There have been deal
Nes.York Centras 90d92 Erie 7s de4; Pennsylvania &c.
84Q 80; Panama Sterling 7s, eoa99
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
DENMARK
The Council of State and the legislative bodies are
summoned for the 18th of January.
POLAND.

Affairs in Poland are unchanged. The Catholic
and Protestant churches and the Jewish synagogues
still remained closed at Warsaw, bnt the negOtia-
tions for reopening them continued. The people
prayed before the doors of the churches National
songs were no longer sung.
Gen. Lambert, Governor Of Poland, was suffering
from Inflammation Of the chest. Gen. Gerstepzweig,
Military Governor Of Poland, is dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
SPAIN.

In consequence Of the death Of the 1nfanta Donna
Maria the opening of the Cortes had been adjourned
until the Sth of November.
The Pope had sent a message of coincidence to the
Queen on the loss of her daughter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
GREECE.

The student Dousios who lately attempted to as
sasinate the Queen had made an unsuccessful effort
to escape from prison. -Four persons had been ar
rested.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06


The canal 10 almost exclusively used for the kinds Of
railroad for the valuable kinds The value
Of the freight raoads II made from estimates Of
snced That the canals from the maness Of
shippers. - ,,.,.
for 1860 was O94 9 having On aggregate value Of s661
l4 adopting the value tun estimated ior the roads Oh
Nav York The tunuege OF the public WORKS OF the two
states for the year - 33 having value OF tl6
32 s,5a sum eight greater than the cotton crop ana
Bu tie commerce OF the public works Of the two states oJ no
means embraces the whole that carried on 10 Ine il
New ok there q on the HUDSON yeI Ae
the lakes say nothing Of the immense trade csea Oh
both over ordinary roads. ,..yv vo,l
engaged In the transportation Of freight s lJi' mes ~ ne
former and 2569 miles In the latter The tuns carrier Pei
mile in the former 10 lO3 and in the latter the sefSs
for the two States is 226 tuns per mile Iheie arc ~ o
oya States fully GOO miles Of raresd in operation
estimate the for the whole be half tint Oh the
railroads Of Massachusetts, and New York. the sggegAe tons
moved them s ~ 0oo At valuation OF loj per mn
the aggregate value Of their uDnage lSe Inc
tunnsge of the canals probably exceeds Huo'VV nasns
Of the public works Of the North consequently - 81
tuns having value Sfe26 S2 OO0 The amount OF the
tonnage Is upqueAtionably largely Gderrated We coun
dent value Is oversaed In bulk Il hyfy1ts times
than the whole cotton CROP m valee,
times greater
Such overdrawn estimate OF the vade OF the inter
nal trade Of the North compared with that OF the Coon
States We claim the proof which the ha, urnisheo
fully iusthes this estimate The result has shown mat tue
rebellion left the resources ofthe Government entirely un
m paired Those THE North 10 the Rebel states 10 more
than twenty The first shock of the rebellion caused
great disturbance and loss In business circles Bu these are
The experience gained will establish the peponder
ofte North and relieve as om that fiction which Las
90 held the Northern mind in chains the vsue and in
psrtance OF Southern trade. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
last two weeks compare as follows: r

BY the Peria we have two days later advice
from Europe. The accounts are generally favorable
Consols are advancing, and in the open market the
rate of interest was q a2i v cent. Cotton was
very active and firm, but Breadstuas were dull:
The following table will show the fluctuations in
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Since Jan. $50 538,635 e8l,h8,6l7 ellI1SIos3
The figures for the week it will be seen show an
increase of nearly one hundred per cent upon the
largeer reports of last year.
The recent rapid advance in the price OF the stock
of the Pacific Steamship Company has attracted at
tention, and Mesrs. Hset. g. Co., in their circular
for the steamer Of tomorrow, give the following
statement Of the affairs Of the company showing that
since 1856, including one bad year Of sharp oompe'
tton, the Company have averaged u cent divi-
dends y annum, which is remarkable result for q
stock which has ranged in market value from 60 to
49, AZ the business Of the Company is now very
prosperous, and all danger Of competition removed
by the arrangement with Commodore Vanderbilt,
there appears be reason to doubt that this aver
age Of dividends will be sustained.
Statement Of the condition Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company on the let Of May, 1861;
ASSETS. - LIABILITIES. M. ooo
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To.si...........t<,7ol ,2s1

IN, foo.nf statement Of the amount and rate OF diV
den a. paid snee and iaeudng 6 The statement includes
the whole period the Of the Company passed
out Of the hand. Of Mes.n. Howlsnd Aspinwsi;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
Receipts Of ProAucc.

Nov s-lsOO0 bbls Flour 800 bags Cers Meal li3 bbls
Whisky. 2i9.ooo bush Wheat, 5000 bush Corn 2ee
seed pis Previsons IA phss Lard <ia kegs Lard
50 Dressed Hogl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

po'0f''"
The receipts for the fourth week Of October 1901
exceed those Of any week since the operation Of the
canals, 1880 90.
The receipts to October 81, 1861, exceed those ior
Same time, lsi7, $75,43s IS.
The following table viii compare the pre'ent conai-
ton of the banks with that ut the close OF the
correepondipQ week last wear:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
Consols since the 18th ult.:

nts is SOL showing increase Of 42il, ,574 when
compared with the preceding return.
In American Stocks there has been good demand
for United States IS at 74Ia75; in State Stocks very
little done. There have been dealings in First
Mortgage Railway Bonds; Illinois7s at 79aSl; New
York Central 80 80; Erie 7s 92a94, Pennsylvania
Is S40s6; Panama Sterling rs 96a99.
Messrs. ID. Bell Son & Co., in their circular, say
during the past week there has been decided i'm
provement in the market for American Securities,
and prices have generally advanced. In State Stocks
the chief business has been in the Federal y Cent
Bonds, while there is only limited supply Offering
Railroad Bonds have also been in demand, but more
particularly those Of the Panama and New-Yorkand
Eria
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoNDON MONEY MARKET.-A strong upward ten
dency IN the funds was manifested the 25h msnly
count abundance Of money and CoDsos advanced
closing at s2i d93 for money and 93Gt for account
In the discount market the rates s dropping Oot
"a " cent. go
weekly Bank shows increase I'm the bullion
OF 32ll, ,574. - -, :,
H. scarce; Eagles, 10 lsd76i6d. -,
LIvERPooLs Oct 26, e. m.-CoTTos-The Broken Cncn'
lar saws; The of the past few weeks bss this
week shown decided increase; notwithstanding the late
rapid prices all classes Of buyers have entered INTO
ons close for almost all classes OF American at sald
dearer than Friday Brazil may be quoted fully sd 10
higher and Egyptian In active request at Id sd
-, 4,
IN surst the business has been extremely large both on the
70 ID advance In the better qualities The weeks euie
ioots up las $40 bales OF which " go taken for peou
l.ton and for export The market yesterday tfdsyl
continued buoyant with sales Of 10000 estinstodl at full
prices o0 Of these for speculation and export The
oa,ci Al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Nv. BELGIUM.
'"@S sAss.lss l.a. .Le &c, ,ohaiiJa VI tho King
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

The Persia brough. the following amounts Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

The business IN November, we understand, opens
fayorably.
The Grand-street and Newtown Railroad Company
have declared semi-annual dividend Of 8 cent,
PAYABLE at their Office in First street. Wlamsburgh.
The subscriptions TO the National Loan at the Sub
Treasury to-day reached 1850, ,Oo0, Of which about
s0O 900 was for se the counter and the remain
der from agencies and the Boston banks. The non-arri-
val of the Washington mail checked materially the
activity at the Sub-Treasury. Nothing has been re-
imbursed TO the Banks and no new call has been
made on them. Another will, however, be made in
q day or two.
The same swinder who passed forged certificate
Of deposit on Willismsburgh Bank upon Mes'rs'
Colgate g. Hoffman for Treasury Notes, was success
full in similar dodge the day upon the Trades
men 8 Bank for s., 500. He kept an account IN tue
Bank for few weeks and then deposited the forged
certificate and drew bis check against it.
The Persia brings the first important nstallmens o'
the renewed specie import. She has E62,6'b-
about $3OO, 600. The Borussia brings also about
100000.
The business of the Clearing House was
$2Oi6l 900.
We annex comparative statement OF the ex'
ports lexclusive ofspecie) from NewYork to foreign
ports for the week and since Jan. J. 1861:
1859. 1860. 1851:
Total for the week ,2a05i9 fLt54yS $500.
Previously reported. 5so's,Os6 7s673l0 W7'soa'1l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

The Paris correspondent Of The Daily Meas posi-
lively asserts that Sig. Ratazzi had an interview
FsA The Emperor Napoleon, and he is satisfied the
Emperor wishes well TO Italy.
=. ~ s stated that the British Government took ac-
I'VE measures for the protection Of Father Passagia
1om me persecution Of the Papal Government. He
salsis at Rome
r.I rss ssisends had insulted the French Consul at
sss5sss.s N the CapitaDats, and had pillaged his
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AsYETs.

Cash .paInrs.,m,. 80 sOa sh.. 900 900
iy f,s.,,d IN 3sl 90 Surplus ..,...... 2o 7s1
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National Loan.

Pursuant to Instructions from the Secretary
of the Treasury, book will be opened on inc ,
I'D day of September, instant, at the Bank OF
Monfpelier, for subscriptions under my super
intendence for Treasury Notes, to be issued I'M
der the act OF July II, 1861. These notes WIZ
be issued in sums of fifty dollars, one hundred
dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand doi-
lars, and five thousand dollars each, d"teo l9th
August, 1861, payable three years alter oaCS 70
tie order of the subscriber or as directed, ana
bearing Interest at the rate Of ) III per cent.
per nnhnm payable semi-amually such AMER
est being at Clio rate Of two cents for oach Gay
On every hundred dollars For the convenience
of the holder, each note will have coupons IT.
tached EXPRESSING the several amounts OF semi
annual interest, which coupons may DC oe-
tachsd and presented for payment separately
from the notes. -.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes VIII
be received during fifteen days from the Gay OF
opening the book as aforesaid. No subscription
for less than fifty dollars nor for any fractlon OF
that sum can perceived. Subscriptions OF iltty
dollars or one hundred dollars must be paid in
lawful coin of the United States at the time Of
subscribing. Subscriptions of moro than one
hundred dollars may be paid at once or, if
preferred, one tenth at the time of subscribing
and one-thi of the whole amount on every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall
be paid. No payment Of less than fifty dollars
can be accepted, that being the smallest sum Tor
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to
subscribers for the amounts SO paid, the original
of which the subscriber will transmit by mail
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, when Treas
ury Notes, us aforesaid, will be issued thereon
20 such subscriber or his order, carrying inter
estasexpressed in such certificate; but ia cases
where only a part of the amouat subscribed is
paid at the time Of subscribing, Treasury Notes
will be issued only for the payments made sub
sequcntly to the first, which will remain until
thewhole amount subscribed by such person
shall be paid, when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such frat payment also, On payment
Of each deferred instalment, the subscriber will
pay, in addition thereto, sum equal to the III
terest accrued thereon from the l9th of August tc
the date Of payment, and on final payment like
interest OF tho amount paid on subscription,
y which payments of interest will be reimbursed
to the subscriber in the payment Of the first
coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certi-
fcstes by the Treasury will be sent to the sub
scriber by mail, or such ether mode as may be
indicated by them when they transmit theil
original certificates. The duplicate certificates
maybe retained by them for their own security
g. P. JEWETT, Subscription Agent
Montpelier, Sept. Is, 1861.
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A moments reflection ought to convince sensible
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American people fast becoming nation of dyspep-
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The Pills now offered are especially designed to alay
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They mild and nvigoratiug that one is not remind
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Business Men, Students Professional Men Females and
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The undersigned Physicians, cheerfully certify tc the
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Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

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TO CALTFORNTANSv
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Regular Mali Steamers

VIA. PANAMA RAILROAD,
ailing 1st, 18th, and 2Ist of Each Month,
nHE OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY OFFICE has been
L re-opened in Boston, renewing to New England neo-
pie their former facilities fer obtaining tickets sateroom
and berths Number ofpassenger limited for Steam
err. Early application necessary.
8. L. BARTLETT
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

September Term, A. ID. 1861.
Hos. ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
zee. DoN , r. 9 0A A Assistant Judges
Querseers of Planfeld)
A4A% D. Tauper Case.
Marshfeld.
wing, Lund & Taylor and Dilling ham for
Plaintiffs. Smith, Heath and Chamberlain tor
Defendants. Verdict for Defendants rendered
Tho 18th inst.
II ,Sssphen Perkins, Administrator, u. Friend
Blood -Ejectment. For Plaintiff, Chamberlain,
Dillingham; & Durant ; for Defendant, Wing,
Lund& Taylor On trial.