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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10

UIHE ouzrssrmastsI's Department. IL nov pre-
eha5s Corn, URts, aad Hay Ter the q
fsisraee Airy.
me Uorn and OSss are wanted shsiisi azi n ga
N bats.
To be delivered AZ The WIshouss q James 10
Markss street, Nashville, Tenn.
Por fuftaer information apply at abcve ns-ed p
q r. GLAsI
n9yTI In Ma F-rtgs Mast
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o"rcDE rs a BRoADwAr SLLooS.-Mr Stephen
an Rensselaer, well known citizen of this city, aud
relative OF the wealthy fimily in Albany bearing
the ZANE name conni1ed s1icide ou Monday night
ia the drinking saloon No rs Broadway kept by
Elizabeth Hoyt. u IL Sad that Mr.. Van Rensselaer,
has lately been given to Drink, leading Wild and
dssol'e lfe, causing his family he greatest gief. On
Monday night about 10 clock he into tbc above
saloon in company with Mr.. ITnse, and calling all
persons present up TO the bar invited them 10 drink
with him. When his hluor sot before him he
took from hit pocket small vi containing lauduuun,
and poured quantity of the poison into his 2ass He
iben sai1 to his friends -" this II my last drink and
Immediately swallowed the contents of the tumbler.
A physician speedily procured, and every rcmcdy
wac applied TO tho dug from Lis stomach but
without snccrss, as he expired about / o'clock. Cor
oner Jackmpn was mortified 10 hold inquest AT the
hate residence OF the deceased in Fourth avenue,
Twenty-second street, whitber the body vac removed.
The deceased was % years of age.
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TO ARRIVE.
gaNen3ers Arrived

a.. steamship yyoH Lirerpoo- Mr. asd Ms Tsrre,as
sons da.eTs .pe,srt Mr.. end Mr.. Parish. 2eld
reu Ai- Patterson A Hcrrnetintcp, Nj snd Mrs.
Thee Mack r Mr.. F0el T. Barscho, Deo. Dor
sask- r. Rud- r. ". siLons. DR. j. Ad1eHg }. b. hsay,
ie.s Olemit kikrI lex, iodskins, Cls-sied Virgins,
sen, Wi.gia, T. Le.ueud W smith j. ?. Dgoni5 J. 50
sir JoJpon BIZ txce.eucy J. T. Ward Mr.. bsncb
ard T. de- Ia o. Ripley, g. ;. u. Mrs. end Miss
Jlries Mr sud gsins rnid snd servant Mrs Benei
enid ChsH lavish MpZton, Gls Silver, !.
CRANK J"bl ~ Sowruh.n. Mr. kruDebaEg Me
kf.ueberl rdr-n AMI Mr. Harriso1, D. hacksy H.
Nii,ps +. b. Nngs Lore, 10 Braun, Geo Brown ilenry
Fay Nr. sara ho Mr. benz Bdgz +. " iisms Dong
H. H. Gara0, M..sf Cage, Cuinsn, CrnikshaIk, OIay,
D. = iossy r. ORB, Amos Big ard He.srs pDonough9,
Field Glsd.toie Noiy SIR. hsworth Mr. BsaBd }. x.
BH,se M,ssv ruclin,0n tTo~n Coleman, S.ersw, John
Eenito Ch.s o r, Poi.ord Sir. la Pearso, Ruben, u
C7sw les, s Cooper, James Howard MI Metetle
nom. ihru1s t,,o Jane, icksn Thomas Williams, jos e.
White, Den Mngnr M,sr- w Nichols and '" ESans To,si
lis. - -
Ia ,lp SAMUEL Rass,i, fu. Hong koHgMss y. T. Win
ch-ll, Ai.s Jennie c. Incarl
Ia nae bag Gsc linus, yr5 CdrGeHdt-ChHriss smart
Cbas BTowu. j LrNi.. b. Anderson.
IA 6r Lscg Dd'i"g fran Aasd2 v. P-IisrTy W. snow-
c'n, Samuel Bond
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,Fnrte,s-ReDoyfed Jy T'eiegyaDi.

BALuNJRB april 9-FL0uR dull llosagjsts.t, 0ho sni
City Mil, h, ID - .1 sales. WHEAT decined sc.
Red 81 ~0ti 81 white. ~ $50 81 S. COM steady; Vel
low 50 aGe pnousioss quiet snd unchanged CoFFge INN
1t l22dl3ic. WTIsEg hrsier Ut l79dlgc
NEG.OELRAN Apil 9CorTcS; sales n 200 bales At nm
h. for Nidls; for three days 5Uo bales receipts FOR
three dave 40 har against $50 bales b.iag decrease 81
g2 Jh 1ec'rasr Il ali S1ahen ports, I.J0 bales sterling
ExCHAsGB tI07c ENrbJuee New York, ga T. Premium.
FREIGhTs: r"b 10 Liverpool, 3D.
MOBILE Aril 9C3I10S a,s in three d1ys lS25 bales
receipt, l0h bates SrERLIsG EXCHANGE 1d71 " cent
FNCiASGK IN New-lork ia. premium
CScsyATi Apti9 sioeR quiet sud Quotations ar nonua'
WHISKY duh 3lc Pork: Mess II. Bacon IN moderate
demand for Shoudc " Dlc for Sides LAaD STEADY
at q Glec Monty g.hKET unchanged.
BOSTON WEEKLY bANk STATEMENT.
BosT0S, tur-lay Apii = l8bl-fhe f1Ones o. Bsnk
eta for he pat ,-k se a. follows:
op,a t3i(J 7s Due TO other Banks 1885, 40
oi,s and dc1nnis 50 3olom Deposits 40
5tosN Circulation. 6g'i go
Uue from 9th Banks 3.SF .i'Dl
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MARINE JOURN1L
PORT or NEw-YoRK......APElI
Icnred.

S,ean,hios-k-shvilr, sufBy, charleston Spofrd Tles,on
& Co. africa tBil CO.k Liverpool +. CuUsrd
Slip.A hiIl al A1sh Melbourne. X. w Cameron, To-
vncib, hepbu LIVERPOOL SPulord Tiest0n Co Golden
Cts. Moore 10 Don seii = Purdy.
rt.ks-J. Aude@s, French Cs'denssi faTy, Barrett
Bremen, kugsr bros
Brig, >~rhoh S. J.eo, lib. Gsser, arthe, Filing
wood HAs.a aag1 Armstrong; Almon. tionscs, ST. bs
80 Sa~y lie o. Sueyitss, rhon.as Owen Son
Slsudap Gard LsllAi. .. r.. DrwOh
Scbo0Ser'l-he l'-rrCk.on. Ohaes'on HcCrcSdy Hott
Co Ju,iins HoliU, bastou ". s. Brown Il. Move IT,,
Holmes &, john, .,.F Al J. & =. A. Dcw eli sarah yU-
Gadr's BRISTOL master Enterprise Gould ST. John Jonas
Sniin nsS - .li ou y. Z, jonas S.th Co.. COn.
krauey Lo. Z, "a = w. Lewis $50; M'a,ezamA Per
~ Savannah tAn BnHt Sls-ht; W. ". Brainsr Bosdirh
bsisio, h.n.y .l0.i Ausck ST. John, y. b. k.ec,l.,
Ii-h Home. ..ggaiiia. NiLrr = boughton.
Sln0p-.l.c ,t,ir, flrn, Providence master.
s,eamef- L1uer Phi sd.l. hia Lopez HI kpa,t
Beverly, Piece, Providence, James Hand.
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merce Of Ne0-York, are among The charges ofou9"'
against the lIarbor. Masters.
The Conmitt say that they havo not had time 10
give tbo subject that attention wii1n deserves AND
the repo-t surpess that tie Committee he authorized
TO continue the investigation after he adloWnment Of
tie Lpoist urc and 20 extend 10 certain complaints
against p r,-Wardens. Tee report waa signed by all
the COMMITTEE and was ordered 10 be printed With The
testimony forthwith.
me ENIGPtFr HEAD-NoSEY.
The Assembly this evening killed the bill 10 refund
the Emgant head money, by striking ont the enact
ing clause.
The Harlem Bridge bill wac ordered 10 a third read
ing.
rHg LONG LOCKS.
The House reconsde ed the vote of the morning fes-
sion by which the House had refused leave 10 the
Committee of the Whole to sit again on the Long
Locks BILL and after thorough discussion Of the bill,
motion 70 order it TO third reading was lost BY 81
tO6S.
THE SUPPLY Bill l..
The Senate passed the Supply bill .ls afternoon with
various amendments and additions and when il shall
have passed tho House the Legislature will according
10 present indications, be about cady to adjourn.
Tee disposition now gems 10 be 10 smash things,
especially big things which is regarded good sign.
think there s a song feeling in favor Of passing the
bill 10 arm the State but whether it Will be done is
somewhat doubtful.
IHE CITY TAX Hwy.
Mr.. Woodruff asked leave 10 present The City Tax
Levy from the Special Committee, - which t had
been referred TO report complete but Mr.. Naran OBJ
jee,ed and the House Adjourned
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BY telegraph
Special Dlps.ch TO The NJ T. T1ioune.
ALDagY, Tuesday, April 9, 1861.

8LDAfl, ihesduy, 4pili " iooi.
1IIE BhhBOR-NAsTER CAsL.
The Senate Committee 10 investigate the charges
against Harbor.ma-ters reported to-day They state
tho good cause exists for the DISSATISFACTION which
prevails with regard to the discharge Of dry by several
Hrbor-Asstefs; and that ia the Gaze of Mr. Anable,
who was confirmed at the hast sesson the chsrcs Of
hequent ntpAica'icn, gross neglect Of beyIeci and
abnse Of trust, are fully ert.bshed 10 the satisfaction
Of the Committee, who offer re~oluon respeetfally
recon mending ,be Immediate removal Of NJ. Anabe
from office.
Prompiness ana uparjali.y, the Committee ray, ex
cepf in when the officer LIS agent is feed for
theirpeiornance the exception TO tie rule Levyine
black mail upon vessels, removing vessels from PIERS
placing Instructions in their way aud embarrassing
tier movements, when these unlawful ana piratical
demands by pretended or secret agents are not
piled WITH and rJa,ing and breaking utthe business
Of men long and hopcFably connected wifi tle COM
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srd Western alilroad COMPANY GA has declared
.,nr.n,lu dirAenh nf " ,-nni raYable 10 Ncw-fOrk

srd Western Railroad Company IGa.) has declared 81
quarterly dividend of v cont, payable TO New York
stockholders at tue Bank Of the Republic ID and after
the 18th instant There have been numerous inquiries
NJ the SubTreosury to-day IN regsd 10 the new treas
ury Notes, and the Sub-Ircasunr ericuans no dolot
tlat they will be promptly taken at pax and ABOVE
The Banks have had formal meeting to coniaeF the
propre,y bidding for these Not bat there las been
some III erchange of views individually. We hear Of
nothing doing in The old Notes. but The nominal rate IS
about y cent interest. 10 money matters the came
features obtain M mentioned Yesterday. The snip
ply IL superintendent at ja6 per cent on call and on
prominent iron bound paper.
The banks Of Baltimore have practically resumed
specie payments although nomiually suspended
Mr.. James Robb, special Master in ChaDeefy, for
that purpose appointed adyerses 10 The Illinois S'0Le
Regsr that he will sell nnder decree entered in the
Maconpin Circnit Cont tfc - louis Alton and CHI
cago Railroad and all ap.itoaaHces, fixtures, a..
Sale TO take place May %, Sol, in the city OF Spring
Geld.
The following statement of the condition Of the New
f0rk City banks compared with their condition AT the
game period Of last year, shows very. much im-
proved position. Wdh a contraction Of loans Of over
eight iuns these Institutions hold over nine millions
af enp.ip marc flan M tLat pcrind.
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CnrRr CALENnAn-rnl. DIV.

CoUnr OF ArPLALs.-Nos.35, 81, -, 10, 90, 10,
"a, -. -, ~. ~.
USIrrD STATS DIsTnicT CDrRT,--Noe. 20, II, ~,
AZ, -. Z n, o. 10. n.
SUPngsE COURT-CIHcUT Part Mos. Sj, JB,
a5 on aol tol 6l7 or 2T, 6jl SO G1l e'9 s 7OJ 1e3
5ul 5I3 753 76g Pat UNos J9i 4O4 49, 49, go. 6JI,
G so 36i 6si. so 49, sc 62i, 1913 isi IA, I'D ~.
SUPREME CoUET-SPECIAL TEEN.-Dcmnrrer, No.
a. Of law, &C, 40. 22 ~ 81 10 49, ~, ~, 49,
2ji 2iS. ~. 2lG, 2f9 49, 29l. 2g2, go 2g3 29G.
SUPERIOR CoUar-lart Nos. sol, 1915 III,
1913 bgl 1903 1851 1903 I;v. 100 iilr 49, % i63 sis 1875
ls73 757 lib Fart INo.. 100 iGo lls5 1896 1915 l225
izI3 1850. 500, 1899. ~. 1910, az, llJs
COUnT or coMMoy PLEAs-Pmt I.-Nos. l0i,
rs. Bls 100 228 49, 30, i.s s0 roo 2aaJ a.
Part ll-No, 49, ,6t s Jo 6i 60 49, 5Si e59 $50. 49,
~ AZ ga. al, )S9
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COrRr CALEsDIB. April 10.
Nos 20 3d. 20. 49, 81 ST. 49, lOO I6l, 100 l0 l03 Its O7 I8
'' III III 49, H. Tho calendar viii be called o'clock
o.. IT 0
.BRooKLYs CRY CoCHr.--Nos. T. IL, q, 2s, 36, 81.
y, ~, II, AZ, ~, ~, Is, ~. A.. A. % 80 81
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PosrAL IrExs.-we cut the following items fro

POSTAL ~ ENs.-Ne cut NE 1OllONlng items nom
U0Ay00ks URned STAINS Nat
Some idea Of the quantity II newspapers sent in the
mails from the NewYork Post-Uiice, may he formed
from the fact that THE TRiBryE alone receives from
the olicc weekly about 500 unvas newspaper bags,
capa - If holding t"o bush,l l. each, VIII h flied
and sent OF by the various post routes.
81 hough Il ~ unofficial 10 make any excepting
necessary entries other indorscme upon post
bill4, sil they are occasionally made the vehicles of
sulid,y brief messages between pos-ore employees
4 recently removed Postmaster TINS sun ,llces the
fact 0 his removal, upon of his Last pos, bill
There /. rest for the weary"
BY reference to extracts gwen in another column
from recent laws ConRT,ss il Will be lint here.
after all " drop ltiers" must be prepaid by postage
STAMPS Also. that regular rates Of postage 10 be
cha gei on all leters returned from the Dead Letter
Off {. TIE provision limiting ihe pay Of the route
agents 10 SSDJ, has been repealed.
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The JoHs BELL.-The steamship John Bell, from
Glasgow now this port, 80 days in going froza
Glasgow to Portland. During the first 10 days she had
only i20 miles tho westward TINS showing that
toe passage sui ut was made in the last ID days.
Ga Tic Ira, part Of the passage she experienced terrific
weather, and much credit il due TO Capt. Edward
Scoit, her commander, for bringing his slip into por
eafaly.
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DHFEBLScE BfTNETs BUYING AND STLLING.-
The Common Council, at q meeting on Monday night
authorized the purchase u site FOR house for HOOK
aud adder Company No , OF the Eastern District, at
a cost of $500 AZ the same time they authorized the
sale of the house and lot formerly held by Engine Com
pany No. q, in Leonard street, +. d.. 1852. The
adjoining lot could not be pu,hased io' Les Than 5000
or $780,
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b'rk op.
Bank Open

Cono. inactive but steady during The greater pan Of the
wreck "Wednesday rIfsi,uced fall on the report from
PAn I'll sion the AIs,Isn and icdmoutes troop,
he Au' ian ifou Although this has not hern
confirmed yrserd.y Lef decline Subsequently tok place,
ui afy l'sy ard the decl sou- ~ Count
Cay3ur the >aIJiniau Parliament irch
N.u.s i,,. been rrrrdn. and the fluctuations
the bouse tahsn la ton with events Ia ltsir
ool.id-f.. = b. clo- resemblance the position Of .si
previous tue outbreak Of the Couso. finally
quord yesterday evening 9t0i for money and 9lsdA 0r
account -hs wis lsL week Of than cent,
and ;Lo market the cJ,e presented av.y duh appearance.
The statements of the Philadelphia Banhs for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

QUARANTINE RrGULATIoss.-In accordance Win
the Statute relating 10 Quarantine, all vessels arriving
from foreign norris and sl cOastSise vessels arriving
between the Let of April and the let OF November
from any place in the ordinary passage from when
they pass south Of Cape eDopen, are subject to vs-
ton and inspection by the Health Officer of the port
The provisions of the statute include Islands IN Asia,
Africa or the Mediterranean from any OF the est
India, Bahama BERMUDA, or the Western Islands, or
from any place in America in ordinary passage rom
which they pass south OF Georgia. Dr. Gum, the
Health Officer of tie Port of New-York yesterday
gave notice that he shoud board every vessel subject 10
quarantine OF visitation by him Immediately on her
arrival at any time between sunrise and sunset.
The statute requires that lie shall inquire as to the
health of all persons on board and the condition OF the
vessel and cargo by inspection Of the bill OF health,
manifest day book. or Otherwise 10 examine Oh oath
ss many aud such persons board of vessels suspected
of coming from sicAly port or having had sickness
Oh board during the Soyag-, he may Judge eXped'
eDt and 10 report such facts the Mayor and TO the
Commissioners OF Health il writing. All violations of
the provisions Of the statute OF the orders Of the
Health Office, render the masters of vessels and others
having TO do herewith subject 10 heavy fines and i'm
prsonment. Hot weather will soon he upon ne, aud
TOO much care cannot be exercised in the visitation and
inspection of vessels arriving from what are denom'
mated infectious ports in order 10 prevent the introduce
ton Of contagious diseases.
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INFAMOUS OUTRsGE.-A contemplate scoundrel
named John G. Harris alias Herring, was arrested
yesterday morning by Detectives Wilson, Elder aud
MeCord, on charge Of committing gross outrage upon
several young girls. Justice Quackenbush held Court
yesterday afternoon at Police Headquarters and fully
committed the accused for trial.
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riaiione ~ compared with the previous week:
course Of money matters for the week.

The demand for money this work although acve, has
les han usual a. IN. period Il toe owing 10 the
ko,wiihssudiuz thut yesterday
p0s.u f-quiej be made for the sngsgsm-rs NJ several
there pressure end u the bank
srpai0u. TO- discount comparatively moderate. In
the a. p cent but ony The best
ol- paper could negotiated the
o. the stock EKch. the coulued sales 81 ~ hegurr bills
AMI India caused steady demand Jr money Lch In
creased 10y Of principal m0ne,ay outcs being Is
saj borrowers stock The rate there l. cou,easnts firm
"a 2 required t1r short loaDs sud 70.
The Of discount IN he prn D cities Of the C0nLeut
I'm .n.ll n. -L-Ir Tiny ---nH..:
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BrYPoRr DIVISION No. $. or IA rev
Division Of the Sons of Temperance was Instituted in
this place about four months ago. and % Monday even
Ing ms officers were publicly installed, when about 200
memters were present. The officers were installed by
p. G. W. p. Alexander Campbell Of Brooklyn, z. w.
p. Charles S. SuOng of New York. acting G. c. About
so members Of the Division from Perth Amboy were
present, and all had glorious time
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THE New C0UUT- HoUsr-Tbe Board Of Superyi-
sors have directed the County Treasurer 10 issue bonds
of the county tie amount Of 10000 20 be expended
in the erection Of q House and 10 be made
payable AZ foows: S10,0O) on tho first days Of May,
1868, 1866 1867, 1863, and 1869. The bonds are 10
bear ntcres, al a rate not exceeding per cent, paya-
bic semi-annuay. The sun OF $500 II appropriated
for plans TO be divided iolows: $50 for the ore
which shall be decided first in the order Of merit sl1
for the second 60 for the third and $50 for the fourth
Tie site selected and purchased on Joraemon street
rear of the Cny Hall
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TIRE SUPPLY BIIL.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Senator Samer being detained at Washington by
official bu,incss, has been Obliged 10 ABANDON his pur
posed lecture at Brooklyn on Tuesday evening next.
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The orrespondent of The Savannah R'Pa5liean
writes the following bosh from Montgomery, April 3:

HE cOrrc spOnUent OF TIC NuFUNN0N n pHDfttuN
writes the following bosh from Montgomery, April D.
million haze yrt been ssued Though they ao eagerly
ioosei BY many parties A0hO des,0asV making ms h
re.imsnL Ten millions be disposed Of o. two cent
premium IL thrown upon the market ard tie pal
the b1ns should BE- di.rbuted among the people At gc and
not fall Into tho hsnd, Of few specula,ord THIS dese
.yinceJ by hi, sfsai 10 mar! ,ch r.es By 'ia9 az
yyraqs, 10 cnpany desDopg fe4bthfgga toHn bdtkin
he Gy u London g,n these honda 10 clearly evident su
the which theys have been sought after that
credit d confidence IA the Government IL iig Idea aud
soud the Consde States by necessity require my millions
OF laony TO conduct it, operation, believe ten days would
suffice 20 raise Il.
Mr. Secretary of the Treasury Memminger has pub
lisrd circular addressed 10 the Bank, asking them
to ply specie on all their notcspaid in for subscription
10 The fifteen million loan.
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s.st
sun Riss...5 ~ ~. 6:32 Moon Rises. 4:is
Sandy fiooa.. 5.5 v l.AGd 7:j5 He.Gse... $3.50
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Peter Durand fell down fight Of stairs at No. l9g
Avenue last night, njnring bmseh 80 severely that
he died in little time thereafter.
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spIsiD.

BROWN On Tuedss evening April Q, nsa W fleveaf WHO
OF John o. drown i-et - years months and - dsy'
Notice u fdGs-a totIorfJw
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RELEASED on HiBEAs COErUs.-Arbur Hfgan
brought before Judge Culver 81 the City Court yesterday
4 nab.as corpu, tn. prsofer Hc since
yiced Of battery upon his vile AID
by Jusdoe Conwe TO the Peuiicna fr ,iI months The
upon which liz drtg- Ask.d for that
convict had been fled 81 County Clerks
Office within eny days al. sentence. The Court held bG
failure file the c.eE. Of conviction within are time
speihed ny rendered III. proceedings The before The
Foics VI 40 elect. eHd tie prtol III cLbI,rd
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Tho ttatemenls Of The philadeIphia Banhs for thl
o weeks compare as follows:

TIE officers Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
state that bey expect and already have indications Of
very large business IN transporting families with
their furniture agricultural implements, &c., from the
southern part Of Virginia, in tie negLborhood of
Ilarpers Ferry AMI other points the line Of their
road during the few months. An Of these faui-
lies are emieraling north to Illinois, Iowa, and Wis
con-in. In confirmation Of this statement which is
reliable, we find the following paragraph in TIE Che
c0go 1riJaAes
The mail, Of the Lend Department the Illinois Central
Rsuad with l,ti-s fiom e dfeTcn;
STATE aAg inquiries uuchns the terms offered 10 purchases
ouIau,'s lands large Emigration fo the South to
the deeply infected districts Of Neni, have sely vund
hoius in Asnt locality IA OF central counties
and n0to coming
With reference 10 the currency eyciscment at the
West, which has been reported by telegraph The
Chicago Press OF SATURDAY. says:
Another wholesale bank ssu,hter occurred here 10 day
= me forty cou,in bs.ks thrown ouf by all the
Of asss houses refused them ali general rule
ttt.r exceptions few in Milwaukee Mu3iso other
cities. tLa be good. The Wisconsin Back law
respects from hen bank
the proper officer Obliged 10 wind |. mp within short time
Il seA- not IN tbuy days by A. Ia addition the
the obliged 10 give peToIa bonds To rJnsld-ab.
their circulation; ard il believed here ta
the number oil those thrown will make
good should many fail do IL ia feared tnrowng
many bonds On toe Nos Iork market would seriously dr;e
ciatc heir ''lue
The fol- wing sb. show the price a which the bonds were
rated in order the value Of the bills presented by
10 the tOnoT Report The price OF Of the bonds
too high while llnoi. De would command par:
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The comm rcial news by the Persia is not important.
TIE EugliOi Funds Were heavy, and the closing quo
,aon for ConsoIs was 81 Qgi. Illinois CcntrilShares
were ., a 26 discount and Erie y ~. Cotton had
been active and slrong, but closed with less trnness.
There a active inquiry for money in the dis
count market in anticipation Of the th of the month,
and the rates 10 consequence We're irmer, being o. to
= cent trstclass three months bills. Toe Tas
MANIA from the Wee, lnoes had arrived with H.
600 anu the Result, fom Melbourne, with fIl7 $40
in g,ild
Tie Bank of England aatemen, shows the following