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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
LANDRETH'S SEED AGEN Y
FOR WHEELlNG.

OAA ~
JOHNSON 4 FROST having by recent arrange
- memt obtained the entire cOntrol of this import
ant agency. would hereby notify the market garden
erS and others who have heretofore given their orders
fer LASDRETll'S SEED to DR.. A. 5. Todd, that the
same will hereafter he received and forwarded to
LandI etlI's house in Philadelphia, by them.
JOHNSON FROST will hereafter keep CONSTANT
~ on hand full assortment of LANDRKTns SEEDS
by the pound or by the paper.
These see'ls are too well known to need comment.
JOHNSON & FROST.
dec3I-l&w q Main street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
Important Photographic COrrespon-
dence.

ATLANTA, Georgia. Dec. IS, go.
Hoa. $. A. Douglas or Hon. J, J. Crstenden:
Mr.. Toombs's dispatch of the 22d inst.
unsettled conservatives here. Is there any
hope for Southern rights in the Union:-
We are for the Union of our fathers, if
Southern rights can be preserved in it
If not, we are for secession. Can we yet
hope the Union will be preserved on this
principle? You are looked to in this
emergency Give US your views by dis
patch, and Obligc
James p Hambleton.
William Fizzurd.
Robert w. Sims
Thomas S. Powell.
5. G. Howell.
J. a. Hayden.
g. ". Adair.
Il. g. uonlestcr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

The session in the House was also excl
ting. At one time it was feared that n
collision would take place between Nc
ClernNnd, of Illinois, and Barksdale of
Mississippi; but the fever happily cooled
down.
Prominent men say it is useless to try
longer to conceal the fact that Congress is
fast drifting into the troubled sea of rev.
oluIian.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

JANUARY SETTLEMENTS.
A LII OF MY ACCOUTS ARE NOW READY.
IA Prompt settlements earnestly desired.
tanl GEO. Il, TAYLOR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

vA STREET COMMISSIONING
w. MEssES. EDITCEs.-PIease announce WM
lIEBU"N rs a suitable candidate for Street Com.
missioner. and OLlige
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

Gen. Scott also is very hopeful tonight,
as we'll as Senator Crittenden, and all con-
graduate with other that there are some
prospects of preserving the Union Bat
the wonder of the hour is that the Presi-
dent has taken such bold position; aud
maintained it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

The scenes in both houses to-day were
unusually exciting The extreme seccs-
sion speech of Mr.. Benjamin, in the Senate,
attracted crowded audience, on whom it
told with tremendous effect
His declaration that the South nuticipa-
ted coercion, under the plea of the en-
forcemrnt of the laws, commended itself
to the Republicans, who say that the laws
must be enforced, no matter what name
States may choose to call it. He said
South Carolina expected peace or war i'm
mcdiHtely. The South desired to go out
DAaCnnhlv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

Stockholders nre hereby notified that the fourth
nstNlent VI 10 per cent the capital Is now
due. J. r. DICKEY.
iRn3
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Statement of the Wheeling Savings
1nStltuttOn, Dec. 31HI, 1860.

wM. Mccoy, Trcs Treasurer -
We the undersigned. appointed a committee to cX-
anime the 1unt- Of the Wheeling Savings Institu-
tion aud give certificate thereof do hereby certify
that We have carefully examined said accounts and
find the above statement correct.
Given under our hands this 81 st day Of December
lhCO. ISAIAH COOPER.
WA VI BERRYIIILL. Com.
ALEX. LAUGHLIN
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HIS PARTING RESPECTS.

lie then bid Senators goodbye. saying
that they would never meet as Senators
after the secession movement next week.
The scene was impressive.
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Dividend.

WHEELING SAVINGS IxsrIrur1oN.
December 3Ist, 1860.
Tho Directors OF this Institution bare this day de-
SlAred dividend Of ten per cent. the Capital
Stock. out of the profits for the last six months
payable on demand.
JAM wM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

The statue of Gen. jackson, before the
Presidents house, was most curiousIy or
namented on Sunday morning The old
held in his hand the stars
and stripes, while the blue cockndc was
tied under the tail of the horse. Great
indignation is felt by the scccdcrs, and it
is rumored that they will request the Com
missioners to ask for an explanation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

A LCOHOL.--L5 barrels 0s per cent. Alcohol
IA Old Dominion brand, in first rate coopernve
tuat received and for snIe by
dec29 GEO. ADAMS so Main II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

MUSTARD, GINGER, CINNAToN.
NI Mace, Cloves, Nutmeg, and CaS.iS. J,,.t -.
eeiYei and for BAIs by
dees ". A EDWARDS BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

Letters received tonight from various
places in Virginia state that n movement
will be made Immediately in the lcgisla-
turc for II State Convention; nnd writer's
express an opinion thatit will be carried
NEW MAN ca THE STAGE.
Senator Baker, of Oregon, has the floor
on Wednesday, and great interest is felt
in his felt in his reply to the seccSsionists,
as he is known to be an eloquent and pow
crful speaker.
He is just from visit to Lincoln, which
fact adds greatly to the desire to hear
him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

There is now no donbt but that Ander-
SON will be sustained, and If the South
Carolina commissioners are correct; as they
say they arc, troops have been ordered
there TO uphold him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

ped BLAXKETs.-lo-I and ia ditto ali
ID wool, VERY cheap 70 al
deels GEo. R. TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
DIED..

BALDwIN-In Yorkyile en- Thursday March Geo. Hiram
son Of jeremiah jan Baldwin, the {th year his age
BARRON - In this CITY, Thursday, March T. Catherine
DiRegan the beloved wife Of Francis NJ. Barron aged 81
DECkERIn this city on Thnsisx Ne CD Blsnoh Morgan
months.
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited
attend her funeral Sunday, 10th last at O'Clock
from residence Of her father 23o West Eighteenth
New Haven aud Hartford rsper, please copy
DURYEE-On Thursday evening March Jacob Duryee, esq
in the Goth yesi Of his age.
The relatives the family sfay invited
attend funeral from Market street Chucb Sunday 10th
inst 81 O'Clock p u.
FELTER-Ip Brooklyn Thursday March T. Maria Felter
aged 81 ysDs . -
aged p years and II months
KENNEDY In TIL, city, OIL Thursday, March T. Edward
Wcch only of =. " b. and MAgie s. Kennedy aged
years and . months.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral tots Saturday. morning II oclocs from
the Iedence of hts grand aher duncan Kennedy No. 20
West Sixteenth STREET, without fu ther notice.
MULLlGANln this city, Thursday morning. March the
Rev. John Mulisan, "a ID, 6ith year Of his ago.
The relatives aud friends Of the fan lily pecay invited to
attend his funeral Sunday tue lUh inst s iz4 O'Clock,
from his late residence No. a. West Nineteenth street, with
further invitation.
Augustus of Joseph and Emma Oliver. aged years.
The rssves and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from ST. Matthews Church Ihroop near
De hslb avenue, Sunday, 10Th inst, 81 ocioca m .
ROCHE-On Thursdsy March Elizabeth daughter Of David
and Elizabeth Rocl e. aged years and q days
vANsIAvOREN-On fhurdAy, Feb T. In The ssth year Of
WAI this city on Wednesday March Charles Walsh,
eldest James and Mary Walsh, ssed 70 yeaIs and
mouths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
THE GEORGIA REPRISALS.


RELEASE OF THE BARK ADJUSTER.
The bark Adjuser IL at last released by tie Cover
Of Georgia The release takes place at the instance
of Mr. Nolineux, the Brtish Consul at Savannah, and
in behalf Of the charter party who are British sub
eeis.
This release establishes the novel precedent Of o
Esw-York vessel Ginning aud receiving British pro-
lection in American waters
The Adiuster was seized by authority Of the Cover
Of Georgia. the Sth Of February, in retaliation
for the detention Of by the New York Police She
remained i'll custody for two days, when she was re-
L. sed.
On the 9th Of February abe was again SEIZED With
other vessels, and strong guard OF soldiers placed on
board OF her. The reeeilure having been teegraphed
70 the by Capt. Ewell, they sent comGunica-
tons 90 Ex President DuchanaU and Hon. John A. Dix,
EXSecreary the Treasury, king their interference
advice under tie circumstances; but tbosc officials
did reply The owners then applied 10 Supt. Ken
nedy, who also kept silent.
When all hope of redress had apparently failed,
Mcssrs Freirics & Co.. who had chartered The vessel
10 carry cargo of cotton from Savannah TO Queens
town. applied 10 the Governor Of Georgia for the
leis Of the cargo the ground that they were Brit
ish subjects and that war Britisb property. The
Governor replied tat, under the circumstances, the
cargo world be released ard placed AT their
Mr. Frein hs however, communicating with Messrs.
Fuuck & Meincke, found that they would not exempt
lim from the freight, and this circumstance led to
delay of a few davs.
About fortuisht since one Of the agents OF the
vessel called on Mr.. Archibald, the British Consnl as
This port and maze affidavit that the cargo of the
Adjuster was Bnlsh property, and that they were
British subjects. The affidavit forwarded 20 Mr..
Molineux, and was accOu paued by an application for
the release of the vessel and cargo, the ground that
both under British protection Till the cargo
removed and that IT. removal optional with them
until the vessel reached her destination. Mr. MOhneux
having advised Lord Lyons OF the proceedings,
the afldayit to tie Governor Of Georgia, who replied
that the cargo bad been released bnt that the vessel
would be detained. In the meantime Mr. Lamar Presi-
deut Of The Bank Of the Republic, certified by tele
gram 70 The Governor of Georgia. that the re hit Of
the Adnster was Brush property.
Mr.. MUlneux, who, il is believed, was fully sus-
taped in his by Lord Lyons, pressed bis spp
cation the Governor Of Georgia. and supported it
By the original charter papers, which were sent
from New-York tor that purpose. The Governor, on
examining the papers, and finding the owners of the
cargo were British subjects, ordered the unconditional
release of tie vessel Messrs Freirichs g. Co. would
have ordered the removal Of the cargo ON its frat
lease, bat for the fact that Messrs. FuDck & Mencke
objected to that course unless they paid the freight
which, ss before stated they expressed themselves
willing to do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
FIRE s..
FIRE on RAspALL's IsLAsD-DEsTRUcrIos OF TRr
SHOE SHOP.

FIRE on RAspALL's IsLAsD-DEsTRUcrIos OF TRr
SHOE SHOP.
AT o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out In
the three story brick building, eeyentyye feet long
by fifty feet wide, located on Randalls leland, and
owned by the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
DeiIpquents. The building was known the shoe
shop, and was leased by John o. Whitehouse Co., OS
this oty, who employed about go of the boys confined
in the House Of Refuge In the manufacture of shoes.
The fire originated in the cellar and il said TO have
been caused by of the boys purposely turning the
tap of barrel containing alcohol and gniting the
Gaping fluid. The flames spread with great rapidity
and enveoped the entire buIing which, In less
than an hour was laid in ruins The alarm being rung
for the First District several Ere companies proceeded
10 the RaUdals Island Ferry with their engines but
owing to the absence Of boat large enough, they
were unable 10 cross the river. squad o. paupers
from the Work House under the direction Of Warden
but were unable 10 render any material assistance
About II COO pairs Of shoes were destroyed together
with q large quantity Of stock and tools involving a
loss Of about sl200 Messr. Witehouse & Co., are
insured FOX 500 in the Kings County and s. $40 in
the American Insurance Company Of Philadelphia.
The building valued at 5000 belonged 70 the So
cety for the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinguents,
and was insured, but in what Companies we did not
learn.
FIRE IN SEVENTH STREET.
At l0l o'clock yesterday morning a straw bed took
house No. l62 Seventh street. giving rise 10 aaI
But little damage sustainei.
FIRE IL AvENUE B ASD MADISON STREET.
The first alarm in the Sixth District yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning Of some straw in the
cellar of the tenement house No. &c Avenue b. and the
secod was occasioned by some sparks aghting the
single roof OF No. 81 Madison street. No damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CFPHALIC PILLS,
IRE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
c,rRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

pr. mr.. oftbe,e Pills the periodic attacks OF Ne'eop'o
JcdoS, NAV be prevented and II taken at the I'm ~
~ a., s,tsck immediate relief from pain ana nehne' "
obtained - u,o4ncl>
Tbev seldom f. in removing the Nau'ea and hea"""
70 which females are 0 subject. .
They act gently upon the bows-removine Co'"fehe'
For Literary Men Stpden Delicate Females and al persons
Of ,densarv ha5i they valuable asa LdI0'p impr0'n
the app giving and rigor to the digestive organs %
restoring the natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In use many
wear. during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount of pain suffering from Headache whether os
mating in the Nervous system from dersnged state Of the
stomach
They entirely vegetable IN their composition and may De
tsee OF all perfect safety without making any change
of diet absence Of any d,agreeabs ta' renders Hsa
10 odniai,teT them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of HENRY G. sPALDlNG
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
A Box viii be sent by mail prepaid on receiptoi the
PRICE rs CENTS.
AL orders should be addIessedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No 40 CedsI-st., New YoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
NE WJERSEY ITEMS.

CHARTER ELEcTIoS.--The charter election for city
officers in Jersey City is to take place on Tuesday the
I'd of April. Already large number of asprants are
in the field and pulling wires,' in order to accom-
plish their wishes.
The following Offices are to be fillsd Mayor, Alder
men, Recorder Chief Of Police, Collector of Revenue
and Water Commissioners. For the Office Of Mayor,
eleven prominent gentlemen are named; for Aldermen,
there about fifty candidates. The present Winter,
two additional Ywdr lths Tifh ard Sixth, hare been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
MkRRUE u.

CHURCH-TINSLAR-on Thursday, March T. by the Rev.
Cornelius Duh Rector OF the Church Of ~ John the Bsp
list. William II Church, hate Van Nest daughter Of DR..
Benjamin X. Tinssr, q. 5 Navy.
FRESCH-TUCk-Tn washoston City Tuesday, March S,
BY the Row Dr. Butler Francis o. French, esq, 10 Ellen,
youngest daughter Of the Hon. Amos Tuck Of New phe
GORDON-WATSON-By the Rev. DIR. De Has, Noah NJ
Gordon TO Miss Annie Wssou, both Of this city.
RUSSELL-DCNLAP-OnT Tuesday, March by the Rev. DR..
McEroy James Russell to Miss Eupbemia second
o Robert Dunlap all OF this y.
TURDEVANT-TAPIEN-Ou Wednesday March g. by the
Rev Mr. Kebs d. H.. Mr Eli Surd. want Of BridgewaeI,
Conn, 20 Miss Issbels NJ Tsppen Of ibis city.
STORER - LElGHTON At New brunswick, n j. on
"wednesday March by the Rev DR.. Webb, Vaudeville
Stor-i OF Kossye Staten Island to Miss l. Annie Leighton
of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
TT THE BABY

TT THE BABY
Il ....,,,, rfrTri, M. Mrs. wINsLo"'s SOOTHING
= wi a; ,.,y facilitate the process and regulate
NJ bowels . ..,..,-.r.
vrAp THE FOLLOWING LETTER;
,.,,s,yr.r Of Clarence New.YOik, writes:
,v. have child tire. months old which ha, screamed al
-, necessarily with spsssOdic affection Of the bowels
, re had depaiIed Of raising IT, Its stomach was 'ou
,,re sesneed and srOs symptom was unisVo'A''
nat, we obtained bose of the Soothing Syrup which sc'eo
N, charm It i1anediatey became quiet and now HA"e'''
srprv ,vnrtou Of Improvement and comfort It's no""sOON
,i,s ti,,, ulavtal and smiling and entirely wen
m Of which we ascribe to the Of Mrs "INsL""
ID ooTHING SYRUP.
"YOurs, respectfully,
DAVID MILLER"
xsxr,un, q, hottie, Of MRS wINsLoWs SOOTHING
syRrrP AZ, now used every year In the United STATES ' CHI
,..th,0s with nevsrsing Relief IL IMMEDIATE
odd cnHTALx.
MRS w1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP is sure to requisite
sbe bOweA
Orders are coming IN every day from Druggists In al parts OF
she country Send me more of MRS wlNsLo"s sooih-
NC SYRUP"
-
Muuon, o, bottle. Of MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year in the uni'eo ''A'e.
Give ne an old nurse i0' aiieA'e' N'O ~ p y
seethihs In children Here you hSVe O'I ~
b the form Of MRS "INsLo"S oOoA ni>' 0iN0i'
MRS. WlNsLo"'s sOOAhlNo sihOf ns'ei 'An " give
immediate relief
,,.,,,,, o,,,s soorur1o qvpr-p 4, ,o,a ~ III
go, ,h-ougbou, the United States
EJGBLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you rely
spon to give yourself Sni relief and help your infant
MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
Of restoring the dropping spirits OF many motherh
This IL the OF the year to use MRS "INSLO"b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway is now
completed from Chicago to Appleton, and next year
will be continued to Green Bay. This gives continu-
Gus, unbroken gauge from Appleton to New-York.
At Chicago, on Tuesday, SAYS The Tribune,
Tbe money m.rtet quiet in all It's departments There
.yery great scarcity M s, move. T sre Oy for
buyers do not Like to pay the present Ss bs.snt price
fore the demand become active Il was decidedly du .n
morning bu. there rather more inquiry toward he coe
nssnt rs.s Active shipments must soon when
our merchants may hope for rapid return TO living hsure'"
In regard to the Canada trade, The Toronto Leader
saws:
For the first time the history Of Canals the exports have
bic In which the balance Of trade has been favor Of
hs FGPi. In the as the
$4,000 and So 500 IN round hsoe. ard in sS. the
ing So i30 $685. and that OF the exports S2iW Whs'esa
may be the theory of the balances Of trade certain that
voy.b. trade to show at the end the
those who were not without ~ a
Into to Montreal This question ha. to be .peca.Ts
sSs tho ysa before Mr. Gait. tariff passed the value Of
the port. Of Toronto was ~ whie noss o. TnIao
sustaining nearly the relation 20 those o. enue, Tie
being sioia l% snd tho,e ofMon cal SlS dSt oL
About threeouhs Of the customs revenue derived uSn ar
~ sos Of rood: imported $40 $50 ass psid duty all
Value. Duty.
Good. paying specific duty and Hopper
Tsns c.D. s2O72 sl2e7s 81
Goods s 30 per cent, rs per cent, and 20 ~ ,o., A.
Goods AT rs p.r cent sd vsiore...... 24Ceo 6l69 Oh
Goods At a per cent and 10 per cent I'd ~ a,.o,o 4,
Goods a 10 per cent and per cent, and - o,o..o =.
2! per cent al vslorem 2g2li z1oII ID
Free GOOD, 5S2 485
For ign reprints Of BTisith -rghts 3f ''''''''
Total, .....,...... s3I AL s35 ~ 558, 465 ~
The increase the revenue In itO over 1883 o9 w.
rnhins the estimate OF the Finance hiite and proving the
acy those prop OF 81 wbo asseed with great con-
hdence Of loo oGd fall far below that OF me
previous wear whole the show that our CON-
uece and sound and satisfactory condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

Since January ist there have been slipped fGp t this
for the same time last year; 1853 IO7 fb butter against
692 9G6 10 last year. $685. 1886 ib cheese against
1913 b last year. 2s4 SIS b lard against 1901 $50
ID last year; and 3,772O2s h tallow against IA, 29s
fb last year, gain of from 100 TO 800 v cent.
The receipts and shipments from Chicago for the last
week were se followa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

TIE ARTILLERY REGlaEST.-This Regiment, which
was formed few days since, have elected Capt Hexs
nler as Major. The Regiment will consist Of four
Artillery Companies and one Of Dragons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
6otels.

DARKER HOUSE, Boston. - The addition
70 hi. Hotel being completed with superior aceommoda
tion, for ladies' and gentlemen will be opened on hONDAf
FEBRUARY 49, The House complete 10 all Its appointments
and II the inen ion Of the PROJECTORS to mafe worthy the
patronage Of the travelling public. ID " PAkhkh
JOHNF. MILLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

ACCIDENT PROM BURsIEG FLUID.--Mrs. McAIahop,
residing at l6 Morgan jersey City very severed,
burned Thursday night BY the accidental upscns us
lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

get Oft; tho Office of Chief of Police made elective,
and the Office Of Collector Of Revenue has been created
The election bids fair TO be a very spirited one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

side of Cuba and back, with Sugar at 4Oc and hoasses
ion deck at 50.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts
$685. SO 53Lfor Customs s7S,O0Oi Payments, $780,
CSC 49, Balance, s7riO,o52 IL. The disbursements
will be seen are large. Large amounts are oeng
placed to the credit of dbursingoiicers.
The Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada for the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

The Atlantic Fire Insurance Co. of brooklyn has
declared semi.annu dividend of ten per cent, paya
bic on demand In the open market there ID better
demand and frmer feeling for the new Government
loan Sales Of tie coupons have been made ut ", ana
the registered at 81 Treasury Notes are not plenty
and are better. Buyers cannot do better than IS per
cent interest We hear Of considerable sales az about
that figure. Among the payments to-day at the As
stan, Treasury was 100000 for matured Treasury
Notes. About $4,000 more fall due within few
DAYS The bonds Of the new loan come along slowly,
which probably to tie accounted for by the changes
going on at the Department.
The Austrulaaian not having arrived, tie Adriatic
which was to have left this port tomorrow Saturday
will take her place. and leave on "Wednesday next a.
n. NJ from Canal street, She has been chartered for
this purpose by Mr.. Cunard. The mails tomorrow
viii be taken by the Edinburgh.
The Money ma kct remains unchanged. The banks
find it difficult find rstcass paper enough for their
purpose and while this state o, things exists but
little finds lite way into the discount houses The range
Of choice names Il 697 e cent, with some good signe-
lures at 10 y cent. Demand loans are sal Reent,
ard tie tupply OF capital If abundant,
The private letters by the Bremen contan no allusion
TO the SUSPENSION Of the London banking house which
has been referred TO- excepting in one case where 1t Is
pronounced an idle rumor. The newspapers make no
reference TO IT, Tie ares, OF A. Mires IL the subject
Of much discussion but will not have amy influence
here The letters state that further advance IN the
Bank of England rate Of interest was expected and
would certainly be made Il the drain Of gold to
America continued. For American stocks the market
war improving.
We annex "A comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and