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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16
MANASSAS, Dec, b.-P. III.

It is reported that large body of the
enemy crossed the Long Bridge last night.
Their design 10, doubtless, to make feint,
while more active movements are taking
place in the vicinity of Evansport. a gen
tlemsn who was in Alexandria on Tuesday
night, passed through the lines of the fed
s-alists, end via Anensndsle came to our
campo. Ee reports that there were on
Wednesday only two or three brigsdes at
the latter place, end he S. y no immediate
indications Of an advance. At that time
his estimate of the federal force on this side
Of the Potorss was $4,000 men. The COM
handing generals Of the confederate army
entsrtai2 the belief that IN advance will be-
made, and that 81 important battle will yet
take place before tue fill campaign is closed.
The Northern sentiment is pressing AcClel-
Ian 70 do something at once, and from the
toae ofthe journals it is growing in strength
Nth every dalGy. Within the last three
DAYS : renarkzbis change il observable ia
the -.es.hsr, which highly favors any Coz
tezuplatsd eooyemeat the Yankee General
hes IN viSq4. The roads, hitherto soft and
mtGiov, have become comparatively hard,
cd should it ccnunus the objection urged
againss the use of Geld artillery viii Be
completely obYiated,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

sg~ } raetaber Ct the Aeutucky Legis
Iature, tue othar Day expressed the wish in
a speech, that he Government authorities
would either svae,s..te Kentucky snd leave
The soldiers Ct hat Stase 80 manage til
rebels, OF eles advance their tremendous
army 81 once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

E@E Passengers and shippers will bear
in mind that the ]. Fl. Done leaves at noon
to-day for end Cairo ana1a All way landings
The Done is good and fast boat, Captain
Lew. Davis, with Mr.. Swormstedt in the
Office, both skillful and clever. officers. =
Cox & Humphrey and John B. Hall,
Agents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

GURvEYoR's OTFICB.
Evansville, ind Dec. IA, 1851
Y weEAk ERGNKE.E RRGP 0A@KB
y in writing. until Saturday, the zist December,
1851, for boarding and nursing tie patients nov
In the Esrfns Hospital ut this place, Che NUN
may be admttted under the Regulations of the
Trs ssaEy Department, until the 30th day Of Jene
nea - Moons Ueed bid moro shan three dollars
week, for each patient.
The contract or will bs required 50 enter fnto
contract in tripiic@te with two gcoa and sufficient
sEretiss for their performance.
fs~- A. L. ROBINSON, Surveyor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

ca We ara under obligations to the Of
fcers of the steamer Grey Esgle and Eu-
gene, and Mr.. Conapt, for late up river
papers. J *
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

egThe Emmett Guards viii meet this
morning ct o'clock, at Smiths Stables,
for master and parade, ana to prepare to
march to the headquarters of the Regiment
Madison, Ind. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

ssaE~ The steamer Baltic will be down to
day with the Guthrie Gray Regiment Of
Ohio, on board, bound for Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

So The Albany Argus, for many years
the central orgsn Of the Democracy of New
York, haa been moved to New York city,
aad will hereafter be iseped weekly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16
frrom the Richmond pt.patch, De-. 81

TIE Army OF THE PeToMAo.-There were
exaggerated rumors in circulation yesterday
in regard to movement of the enemy on
the Pctomvc. Nothing has yet transpired,
and though the opinion is entertained in
military circles that an advance is coniem-
plated upoa our lines, it is regarded as 8
feint, while there is more probability of 8
demonstration upon oar batteries at Evans
mort -tei 4.t
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HOSE INTERESTS.

80" The steamer Fanny. BulIitt, was at
tbs landing Saturday night. She is in thu
employ of the government 5itts za27sl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

go NJ -a.icc, the editor e "1est
great psrer''--az Cameron says has re-
turned to louisville. He viii prcb4aiy
hare something 70 say on THE contrabaud
question tas G-as Gttjng opportunity
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

ng- The Storm left for Green River
With full cargo of commissary
stores. 1872 eF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

IA The Star Grey Eagle is the regular
mail boat for Louisville to-day at noon.
The Charley Bowen will leave for Padu-
cab at P n.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

Fitting Garment properly adjusted proper
tons of the servbe AID satisfactory than gace fitting
article Clothing duraby
neatly will fully twice better while does cost u
little than Machinemaae, Sopshop Goods ~ -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

F@sLWe should purchase Apparel that will retain their color
and gloss all inferior cetonmixed WILL m lose their
color and gloss and him look
as though the sun of his prosperity the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

METHODIST STATIsTIcs.-The following
statistics Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
within the bounds of the Indiana Confer
ence, 1.-THE Southwestern quarter of the
State,) are taken from the published min
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

7F1dgIn Clothing combining qualities mentioned
adjoining counties and also
friends Kentucky call
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Q m .

Who fresh of foe Clothing and Furnishing Goods day by M
press 6rstel Clothing within the reach Of all
other HOUSE
in He has o f II p
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onC1alv

F-AAAsNtl4Ak1s A(tNtHAhoA 10 tool"
IN EEST a. KETTE ES n E.MszEJBs- I
Cd ing IN thetPost Office at Evansville, Indiana, /
Dec 10, 1861. Persons calling for these letters f
viii please say Advertised, aud give date of list.
Advertising fec, one cent. I
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aoTECg err APPEEc.Trre.V--

q STECE GF .EPPEECETFG.7.-
afs1 citiEons Of Pigeon township. Tandsrburgh
county Indiana, are hereby notiGed, that ths IN
esrsigned, Mspply at the next starch term, to
the Board Of Commissioners Of sai4 county, for
license to sell spirtueas liquors, Ia Iess euAnti-
~ then quart at time, TO be drank on the
street, il EvGnsviiis. ~
dse-1e-8ww - 49,. : -
NsTB-sEs gV-0TECR.-Taksn 0p By the
derbnrgh county, Indiana, one Eatray- Steer,
about FIVE yesrz old, kriadlo amd white color,
marked wish a half ERdsr crop On the right ear.
Appfatsed by the undersigned after being dEIy
sEorn ct twelve dollars, the 2sd dag Of Eevember,
JOHN q. Porrs,
WILLIAM IKGLE
sEorn t. end ssbscribod before me, this 2Sz
day of November, 1861.
The above is true copy taken froRa my Estrgy
Book, Scott township, Ysnderburgh oouatyi
JOHN IEGLE,
Justice of the Peace. EEAL.1
trus copy Of the original, tho same sp-
pears on aIo end of record in my ossce.
Attest, LOUIS RICHTER Clerk '. @. O.
dec16 eEes
EaEs68 EETF0sR' OF 90 P-GEs : se-ES So
- SHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing
between 0'Brisa & Collins n the Gas Fitting bus
ines, ts this day dissolved by mutual eonsent.-
The business VIII be continued by John Collins &
Co., At the old stand on Locust street.
December IL. 1851. JOHN COLLINS.
sVNRFgTE-Ts Pe.-K4ceived to-day,
- per Express, . splendid assortment of the
latest styles Of Mems, Boys aud Infants Capss
just the thing for the coming holidays. Come one
coee all YAUTIEB MARC0EE lER5
decl2 80 Main street.
EGG JsSN-EFs s6ys-ES H&TSa
AS A .arge stock Of BonueLs Of the latest styles,
ChiIds', Misss', and Ladies Hats, just opened at
sOHAPKER d BUssIEG'ss =
nogS0 AZ Main s.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

Brave.''
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY
Delivered in the City, per week. ~
by mail or in the City, per year lin adVaneel w
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per year, single subsc riber u %
IS g s. club of i've Ito one address1 90
ADVE RTISING.
For Teraas see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. RaIston, Boonviile, Warrick Co.
John MI. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey 50.
John Il. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.-
Preston. Talbot, Poseyville, PoseY Co.
FL. II. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal z. o., Warrick Co.
G. p. Cavanah, Owengville, Gibson Co.
+. nj. THAYE, EDIToR
O. *. DREW ADrToR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE

r. M. THAYER, EDrroa
G. K. EDrToR
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Clothing Furnishing adapted the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

VIM. CALDWELL, C. c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-16

ES A .arge stock of BonneGs of the latest s@yles,
ChiIds', HISS, and Ladies' Hats, just opened at
SQHAPRER q BUsSIEG'ss -
nogS0 4g Main S4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

the United States srseual ~ Dton o1ee, -" r, 'op
ttously psssed mp the river il boxef oe'te marble.
Upon iaci like these and haXing in we" what oc-
Cured at Liberty the people can draw thtir OVID W,
ferences and cnnot be difficult for any one 70 srve
N correct eoneu,inn ss 20 the character and unae
purpose OF that encampueDi. No goyerIn,i N ane
world would be entitled 10 respect mat WOMB V"'c'"0
for "a moment such openly treasonahie prel@rhu"hf.
i l. but simple justice however, 'bs sh9nIu s''se
The fat g. a. there many good and loy.' men
the camp. who were In no way fespoh'l1i9 i0' 40
REASONABLE character. i,...
Disclaining ar do all desire or intention !" i'e'c
fere ia sny way with thief prerogsives OF we 49, ~
Missouri or with the funcio's OF i's Execu"so ~
other authorities vet regard it IS my 81 IN ~" ~
dnt, 20 express the people, in re'pec,iui eS amJ
sane time decided language, that, WI III we nei u"o
sco,4 of INV command and authority, me rlpeuS
No subeTfnees whether IN the forms OF legislative
octs or ohefeise can he permitted to nsr.ss or OF
mess The good and law abiding people OF Mirsoui'
slsll exert NY authority 10 prolec' .tif lt,sn' am
nyooer, from, violations If everv bind, and shall
Dean n INV duty 10 suppress all unlawful comhina
lions Of men. whether formed under prcext Of military
organizations or Otherwise W., u.r,,rv
Bigadier-General United States Amy Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN CkNRCH.

The General Synod VI the Reformed Presbyterian
Church met again yesterday, The Moderator IN the
Chair.
After ID. usual devotional exercises. the Synod pro-
ceeded 10 burness- Tie Board Of Education inside an
interesting report rs 10 the progress made during tho
post year 10 the provision for the instruction Of young
men, with a view to the Gospel ministry.
Tie Committee on the Theological Seminary also re-
ported.
The Committee on Domestic Missions reported th.t
very Interesting and encour Iging work going on
in some OF the churches in the Home field IL appealed
IN the Presbyteries 10 weigh the Importance a
that department Of tie lsbors Of the Church, ard
zee TO i that the Churches under their charge should
be informed respecting the necessities Of the Commit
tee.
All tie reports were adopted, aOd ordered to be pub
lished
The Synod then adjourned.
The Sacrament of the Lords supper ID 10 % us
pensed in Dr. McLeod's Church to-day, when, os ing
TO the number Of ministers present. an interesting tee
zion is to be expected.
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DIED.

CoFFINAt Hudson ~ Y. on Tuesday. May H. Alexsadss
Coffin Of this city in the soth year Of bis age.
FoLEY-on Friday evening, May 49, Mrs Am Foley, wtdcS
Of Charles Foley.
FAULKNER-In this city. Friday, May IT, frsncis H.,
infant Of thomas c. aud Emile A. Faulkner. ss-d
months and II dayL
FoGGAt South seituss Mass, Saturday, Nay H. Z. r.
fogg esq. sged % years
uoUsMAN-At Port Richmond Staten Is,snd Friday Meg
H. Norris, Of Captain George and Virginia Housnso,
aged years, months, and II days-
MURRAY-In Brooklyn, Friday Msy Il. Francis Jo.ss'
Of r. IL aud Anne Murray AGED years and months.
McRRIsI this city Friday May H. Ross 'lOrs ssd 10
years
McGuRREN-Drowned a. Washington, while bathing. Jos-
MeGuuen. He . member of the tsth Regiment
PECK-In Brooklyn On Thursday Nay I6 Fla vio yos,ssss
daughter Of Eos ard II. and Susan 5. Peck
QEToNA Yonkers Friday May II. Mrs ChSrlet,e Isvi
Reon widow 81 The late DAME keion, es Vi hss-le
aged 50 year,.
Relatives and friend. are respectfully svited TO st.d her
from the house Of the kes Dr. baird, o. lonAeE<
Monday, May 20, o. 2 O'clock, p m
RIPLEY-In Brooklyn Thusasy asy i6 LncTetis widow
OF Zephaniah Ripley, aged 'syesrs'
spFRiDANIn this oiy on Friday Msy H. MIRA Ann Sbes
tdsn the wife Of Peter Sheridan aged - years
TAyIoRsudJeply on Thursday May l6 ster lnsss %
seven days Sopbrona lie Of Douglas L. Taylor and csuta-
ql ,.sr and sni Of the family respectfrly inv..ed
90 .,tend the fueru No. II tarik ps beta iioas
Tor aud Blee Sunday Ut oo.ock without fsf
her Invitation Tie snsins VII &c iSken to % press iu es
interr1ent
ToALIn hi. city ThadAy Nay ie Mary TOsl so ..a,s
OF
yRE-Iu Brooklyn Thursday. May H. Ella W, dsusb.ss
OF Robert Ann L. uIc a-ed years month and d,,s
VAN yARICK-In this city. Friday ASy II, Charlie, yss
Varlck aged - yes:s, Z mouths and day.
wARD-Ai Syracuse. Sunday, May H. Herian q. wsre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

"a lev are ae;G lu, in iitlssoda' enough
W., a,y eaervesletcc Boil fron two 70 ionr
- IS. Longer the bitter Tlis is good with Only
"V1,., all Int is improved by handful OF Hour or
corp-neal with them or t " SAT- P'fA OF '''' y "1
onion sliced and boiled for '~o h"nr'' oCn'e''.'
erp for camping out is tie odnary round h'l'pi' VI"
cup. with fat handle fastened 70 the nln by ni's0'
4. handle should be as o"e as the cePh OF lne cup
and then turn at night anre for Sbe length OF al .e
diameter Of the bottom The handle Will Turn hnaae
Of the cup and make it efer TO pack or 70 carry IN
nests Of different sizes.
So much for hints oh, TmruSI! Thee 9re umes
when women want TO be men Tor once, and SINCE tney
cannot console themselves by r. Ing 70 help ii nei III
ftead Of fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

,Eaac y Ia n
LkATHER-Hsmlnck and Osi are both dull and heavy,
lMEhocklsoc Continues very dai snd prices "egsrs
MOLhSsESNe do not hear ~ Important sslos prices
o. Common arc he-vy prime grsd-s ste,d y
NAVAL STORE The Dsrket fog Spiriis Tuipen'ine 10
quiet &c IS cents Crude little po'e active: ssl~ 40 bh<
~ ~. Con lasns scsive. .sls. Of SO nj 80 l
delivered Fife Ro ins a. good demand Of 20 h.
sind 81 ~ lsl and az bbs lou No ~ % Tar spd
Pitch noainnl
OISw he. fair request sses Of soo Dbl. 1is
,erd 10 in i-ir dIiaod $50 soc sales Of i0OcO GALL Esb
do. private
PROyIS ONS There & nothing Of dclrs ,rk
City Mes ia freely I'D md l. Domus ~ ssd friss
S3 boef e without h ,uge; the inquiry u lu,sd 20 -
bone trBde SALE Of 5o hbl at 10S 2a ~ Rep ekd
Ness, and 2 u Sed ne 70 for Exta Pine 3ess 70 hfn
S'idF ~ 50 the s-r for Eytra Peef Ham te-i,
the Inquiry iss sales Of 50 bDs IS for Wetrn hsc
l. not gsa'y asd hru 9ac. Cut Meats Gull sns hesyy
ara hessy ale. Of 71 bb and g0.c snd 10 beFs
lsc Butter l. IL fsb d!5c for Ohio AID ne =
Tor state Cheese IN kOOd demand 4Qsc fo Ohio sie -
&c for Stsie.
hCt-1be market Il firm with a good dsmsnd. Gales e
l.luO c.. part for export, a. IS S0aF6
SObAk>- Holders do not acknowledge nstst vet
The sales elieny At reduction We quo,e fair
Rehuius &c the sales ~ hbss mssly Cnbs n ~
Sc nsay 4Sd,!c and 800 boxes havana on pisase ess
for s1port
sEfDs1ere ai,ed demand for Clover Seed At asts
T1oiby -, and price. Fzr
Seed I. sellin. a. = asa , a. per bah
TEASA moderate trade Il doing 10 oil up e. Ito
stock Of the We OF small sses f,l
TALLON-1 b.. de j. GOOD and the hi l. hra ies
Of - Oo q &C. for prime NeteIn. and Ste. Tor Ciy Rocss
Fat l. hrm u DC. cash.
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of the NewYork Banks aud huself last week ut
Washington, whether judic,ously or not time will
show. At the Bank meeting to-day the change was
not favosbly received, aud it adjourned to meet on
THURSDAY without taking any action 1t is understood
that the Treasury II this loan is all subscribed will
need TO Issue but two millions Of the fourteen millions
Of the loan TO be awarded the Both in-t 20 carry
on the Government mp TO the meeting Of Corgr-ss in
July, when full financial measnrrs will be adopted.
Another Albany bank has fiIed-the Bank of The
Capital-reported by Of large unpaid loans TO
Directors and officers The Bank of the Capital was
established few year, ago, and has capital Of
S5l9,OOO ThecircuatiDg amply secured being
about So, 900 or $4,000 New.iork six q cent stoeks
The ast quarterly statement March l6, asf1ows:
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LETTER FROM Ex-PREsIDENT BUCHANAN.


The guhjOinef leier from eX President Buchanan
received at the Office of Tie hatioaq, Iafcgencer
ie y days ago. friend Of the ex-Presidenis who
happened to read tho letter and who feels much inter
esedn the question Of duy and honor which the letter
incidentally but very strongly states ard thinking thai
the opinion Of who has served the country 80 con-
spcuousy aud long might exert SOLITARY influence
the opinions Of Others asked and Obtained the con-
sent of 'he distinguished writer TO s publication, al II
is published accordingly:
To de Editors II The hs,igHGl Tpfei'igenocy.
GEHTLEMEN: In the confusion OF The tunes, j naES
not received your triweekly numbers 9 l@ ana s,i9o
Of April n and April 20 believe. AZ you're II tie only
pa er Of which preserve file, should ieel gIe"'i!
obliged # you would send Inc tLese numbers.
Several items in TIE IaieiigeHccr have hwahened
my attention TO the facility with vii "tliintJ gen
tlenen eleve themselves from their tbs "a cpihte
th,r allegiance. all tary oath has ever been held
fsGed in III ages and in all couutli,s Beside the
solemn sauetIOs Of religion, there u ueadceh we
highest ,Jqeal e. personal honor. Each miiafy ON
Ger swetfs th4t lie will bear aleeianee 70 the
UnIed States, and serve them honesty ana fsithIhy
aarinst all their enemies and oppofers WI asoeVef
They do not swear to support the Cous Ith''1 81 ny
Stale. Edu a'ed by the United States they oci.ns 10
The Fedtral Government in peculiar sense. WINE
can imagine why officer might resign rather inAt
shed Tire III Cd Of oii1eus Of bis native STATE la war
vet il is difficult TO excuse or Iaute me "eA' 5'ep'
which j. 10 20 over to the enemy and make WA ulon
The une-tOnorrd flag Of the country. Mayor Beaurr
gard. when he dis hargei the lint gun agslntt ron
Sumter, lighted fame Which II viii reqwes long
time 10 exngnish. The people q the North AT 1res
e' are onthn.ilsfislly un'.Imone. They never Were
aruus.d until that shot WIS fired. often warned
Southern gentlemen That tLis would Oe TIC lheEAOi'
cniov cood health, and os tranquil spill as tic
evils impending over ny country Ii lerrni.
YoVr insrd veg rosftc.eiiy, ,,,,.-,,'
JlMf1 btAnAFNN
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MARRIED.

BFNSON-MfTCHELL-I brooklyn. on Thursday Msy ID
by the Rev W. T. Webbe John g. Benson to Miss Mag
Mi,chel. eldest sepdanshIe' OF John James, esg, ~
FINCH- DOUGLAs--on Thursdsy. May 10, by the Rev III
W. w Philips A. Finch Of Milssusee. Via % Miss sis-
tida A. dauglner OF George Douglas .ssq, Of this city
FIsHER-ANDkRSON-On Wednesday, May 10, BY the NV
ohn vey Fisher OF Sing Sing Sarah daughter u
William Anderson, esq, Of this city.
LOCKWOOD COX-0n Tbur.dsy May ls, by the Rev Sam.
nal hpspp Alya W. Lockwood Miss tIslcis 4. Cox ID
OF Ills city. - =.
MILLEN-VyATSON-ln Dixon, H. Monday. Msy6 BY
the Rev M LslFop george W. Milen Of this city Aisa
Hester eldest daughter Of James A. Wssa ESQ, Of he
foru. Mace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
he ln,ol liabilities are Al 359, 5l3.


Mr. John G. White il President, and Mr. II g. Gil.
bert Cashier II Is supposed that more than half their
capital is lost. The failure Of the Bank OF Albany
proves TO be very bad one the whole capital loet,
and character gone with Il. Messrs. Vose ~ Co.'S In
ties 20 tie Bank were reported to exceed bali MIL
lion, the capital being only $4,000. A note Tor
sos 600 Of prominent politician is said to have been
Iept among the assets Of the Bank seven years AFTER
he had paid it, the interest being raid by the party who
had the use Of the money 1t is aso stated that the ex
animation into the affairs Of the Bank reveals system
Of fraud extending for many years back. We hear
that The books of the Bank have been lsed IN every
conceivable way IL was made TO appear az tie
directors meeting that the deposits Of the Bank were
ony $3.50 900 whereas the actual amount was $780, o0
TIE notes Of the Bank &c well secured and sell at one
= cent, discount.
The transfer books Of the Chicago ard Rock Island
Railroad Company close fer the annual election, May
p, aud reopen on tue 9Th of June.
Notice giyenthat the time for funding the unsecred
indebtedness Of the Cleveland aad Ptsburg Railroad
Company according to the PROPOSITION contained IN the
lat report of the Company is limited 10 july 1861.
The holders Of the river line bonds, income bonds,
dividend bonds and bills able Of SAID Company are
notified % present them to be exchanged for the new
bonds Of The Company, OF the denomination OF 500,
now ready for delivery the Office Of tbs Company IN
Cleveland or 10 IL. c. Kingsley, at No Is Wiilam-st,
New York.
Comparative statement Of the Imports Of Foreign
DRY Goods and General Merchandise at New-York for
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