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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ALL RIGHT ON THE GOOSE "A boy, son Of Mr.
Jackson Pumphrey on the Island, made el20 in
one day this week, having captured $50 geese, for
which IS cents each are paid when they are eaughi
going at large, contrary 70 the provisions ola cor
porasion Ordin nance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

VD GOD FOR SALE-I0 TO 50. 900 cords VI Oak,
w Hickory and Pine Wood. standing situated
within y % ~ miles of the a nnspohs Junction.
Apply % A; DONALpsON, Sewage = o.. near
90 4-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

TEE CAMPBELL MIssIKELs have added new
star performers 10 their brilliant COMPANY and to-
night Mr.. Arthur Hug hes, the fayorite comedian
from sanford's Opera Troupe, will make his bow
TO Q Washington audience, as will also the IA
mouB ballad singers, Morris Edmonds md }. Will
nams. A superb bill to- night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
ID NER'S
L l. AIDE Ill HIA LAG Err E K
g. STERNBER6ER,
S o L 4 q E " T,
No. 1913 ID STREET,
Adj1inIrg Star Ofioe.l
A sunnIv anti nm hand

DEPOT QUARTBRMAsTER'S OFFICE.
~ W.sHINeToN, ID. c., OCTOBER 10th, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited At this ONCE until
October 2lst, AZ u IN, for supplying the uarter-
masters Department with 5,60 tons OF Hay, and
lO0, 900 bushels of Oats.
The Hay to be good meIohantable TIMOTHY put
up and delivered IN bales.
The OATS to be q good merohantable article put
up in sacks of about two bushels each. aoks to
be retained by the Government without extra
charge. Oats to be received by weight at tS2l
shiTty two pound to the bushel.
All the hay aud oats to be delivered at the Gov
eminent wharf Or Railroad Depot in this oity with
in (Sn) thirty days after closing the contract.
The proposals. to be IN sepaT5 to envelopes. Those
for hay to be marked Proposals for Hay" Those
for oats Proposals for Oats"
All to be directed TO COLONEL ID. ii: RUcERR,
Depot Quar- termastar, Washington, ID. G.
No proposal will be entertained which is received
after the reading of the bids has been commenced,
will any bud he considered, unless the parties
are present or represented by an authorized gent
attorney.
Good and sufficient security with bond. 40.
Will De required FvsrJ bidder must give his full
address wi either the Nd nbsr OF HIS house place
of business, or Post Office box
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids that ne may consider too high.
ID. n RUCKER,
oc lO-dh9 QuaTtermaster and Colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

FULLY COMMITTED James Collins and w
Jones' VINO were arrested last week on the charge
OF committing an outrage Of a diabolical charac-
Ter on Mrs Hughes, on last Tuesday week, near
the Park, bad nnai examination at the jail yes
tsrday, and were fully committed to answer before
the Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ARTILLERY PARADE The NJ Massachusetts, Third
Artillery Battery, Capt Toilet, passed up the
avenue this morning, and attracted great attention
from the fne appearance Of their horses guns,
and Squipage. The horses were particularly no
ticeebie a. very much above the average stand
ard Of our army horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ANOTHER FAILURE TO GET A DISMISSAL FROM
TIE SERVICE "A young man named - W ellis
= miaor, (brother- law Of Mr. Ellis who keeps
the Post Once restaurant In Georgetown,) was
brought before Judge Merrick yesterday on eppli-
cation 70 be dismissed from service In Captain
Boyds company Of the First District Regiment
int which he had enlisted The evidence went
Go show that the young mhn's father had full
knowledge Of his enlistment; and the Court
accordingly remsndsd him to the custody Of his
of1cess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

The MEETING OF THE BAR YEsTRRDAY-A
large number Of the members OF the bar assem- bled
in the room occupied by the Criminal Court yes
terdaY morning, for the purpose Of adopting reso-
buttons Of respect and coincidence on the death Of
by Richard 8. Coke, Esq, being called to the
chair, and John A. Smith. ESQ appointed Sec
rotary. Eulogies were delivered by Mr. r 8
Coxe and Mr p. r. Fendall, and the usual reso-
lutioBs were adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ID EIGHTH ST., BettcseH Pa aad ID m-lOO
packages prime Butter Just arrived. suitable for
and mail packages A so, Fresh Eggs and Cheese,
90 isfs b. e. DUTROw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

CO REWARD FOR EACH HORSE.-FortJ-
20 = four Horses STAN .eded the figure -
81" branded on the right jaw of all except IN
one, which Is dark sOrrel Any one deliv- GA
erlng the above to the subscriber, at his Stable,
back OF Cays Hotel, Will receive the above reward.
90 1867 J. H. DENNIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

D D. F. VIsIrATIoNs The annual grand
vtsitations Of the Grand Lodge Of the District Of
Columbia to the subordin mates under its jurisdic-
ton has been announced 10 take place ia the fol-
lowing order: Washington Lodge, Oct %; Union
Lodge, Oct. 30; Columbia Lodge, Oct 81; Cen.
trail Lodge, Nov 1; Beacon Lodge, Nov 4; Ex-
relsior Lodge, Nov. S; Mechanics Lodge, Nov.
81 Friendship Lodge, Nov. :; Eastern Lodge,
Nov 8: Harmony Lodge, Nov. IL; Oriental Lodge,
Nov. IA Metropolis Lodge, Nov. Is; Covenant
Lodge, Nov. lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

MALICIOUS PROSECUTION ON BOTH sIDEs.-Louis
shenneld was arrested day or two since, on the
charge Of stealing dry goods from Herman Jacob
son. Jacobson Is a suffer to the 29sh New York
regiment, and testified that Shenfeld was his as
sistant Other witnesses testih'd that Shenfeld
was Jacobson's partner Shenfeld then charged
Jacobson with stealing bis watch, but II was
proved that be bought r.
Justice Walter gave the parties a little good ed-
vice and dismissed the cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

POTATOES POTATOES,
500 bushels hleroers, Buckeyes, and Peach
b Ovs for sale. $50 PETER BERRT,
90 :7-St~ SIS Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

TAKEN UP, as astIay; on the premises of Chss.
King, on the oOkvlle road, near the s0ErA
Toll Gate at Tenallytown on the llth of SA
October, cow and CALF. The former
is red, with white bel and q white spot or the
Tump, and wide horns the latter in spotted The
owner can come, prove property, pay charges, snd
take them away.
Oc ISIS CHARLES KING.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

~ From foot Of Csurilandt Conneciqg anp.on juno
hon vi Deswa e. tosaN and Western Railroad and
kason with Lebyb Valley Railroad and e. connections forming
sdeot lue 70 = soufEh Ne' vihout change Of
az X ARRASGEMENT-C Commencing Jaae 1 Is6l--
Leave Nev-N oTk az follows:
HARKIsRURa aKPlEssRte for Easten Reading Potts
vile, ,iarrisbuTg Mach CsnDk WfiisnisTCu.
NAH TRAM M. for bast0n, Water Gap Sernn.en
Great end fttston Wiikesbsrre 6c
l2h HEorsH TKAIS-Eor Easol Tsuch Chsni, Williams
pOrt Rcsding P)tEyile, Herrisbpg BE-
4RM IHBoreu TRAis-For Ea'ton. Bethlehem. Aentewn
and MsOeh ChDnk
5.SD P. n. War TRAiS-For sonervlle
bP WTsTEHS r.XPKKs--Fot Lastou Allentown. ReadinI
Hamburg Pburgh and the West Sleeping Cars hom Jer
,ey i'N through 90 Vi.fshuTyh
h1FREss TRsS PoR HARRisBuRG-Jhe 4 Express Train
nom New ok sIIiyes at HabGTg p ~ eonIes. East
gnd "es Penusylyania Genital EHroad Northern CeE.r
hahs'c North and South and with the Gum Valley
RGilosd
TBE THRouGR ExFRKss TRAIN WKsT leaves
hew.Yo-k p. m, daily tSundsys e1septea), making
close connection at Harrisburg With Pennsylvania Railroad
with shge Of 10 Pittsburgh aud bHt Cincinnati
and Chcs-o -Four honrs time l. saved by tsibs this rau.
ELiLlBKTHPoET NKw- YeRK FERRN-Leave NswYork
from Pier Ne 2, Kerh River 70 and ii.ea N 32s, %;2
AZ $50 T. m.
The boats cp Bergen Point snd Mariners HsrbOr every trip
each way. JOHN q. SIERkS, b 6IpeTiutensent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
MARRIED..

nAwEBs-poRBss-Iu th. cii.. en- hs1a.y. Jey,L y
the Rev. Dr. wsshhs y, frofe-scr W. Wdsht hsShes u
Tnsy CoRess Hsltfra Nss Elisa b. ferbss Of New
yak
JoSEs-TYLER-At A5sny, Tuesdsy Jdy = ty The Rev
Rod, Jay Jsyis jones of NewIofk Cay 10 Msy
r. Tyr s the late Jane, H. Tyler Of hs fosn
place.
Rev. ssmuv. IA. Taroer, ID. D. The ReS W nek Lasea
TO Anrs Warner COeAe dassh'sr Of tie his ~" ~ Se'ss
all Of this city.
pOTTER-ORADY-On ssresy, June ~. By Tie Re. r. II.
Snh Chsses Potter AID Ass Grady, both Of Po1sS
kepsie.
Tuesday, July = BY the Rsv 4
Csok man Losis ID. RAIDER To Essher Aes, daughter 9.
Stephens ESQ, all Of this city
sHIssLER-PORTER-O On Tuesday. June Is, Of Lxnosstsr
Peassylania by the Rev. ~atet Powell Louis ssiss,sf
ESQ osraa nois Rose Of ths ises
Csosse b. Porter Governor OF hiengAa.
siITH-MoLINEUX-in Washington, .. C., on Thursday
Jse g. Hssh K Smih to Miss Eden kelsssr Of brooAyn
N Y.
rERHUNE-xORRFLr-A St. Georges Church, Nsv.
besh Tuesday, Juns e by the Rev Dr Brown ktcessd
A. 1eIause Of Pss.sis ~ j. ana Emile Ia houen Of shs
fsrmex pasee-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
WKpEEsHAr. July 3LP. n.

The stock market has been extremely dH to-day, and
prices show no important varistioDs The fluctuations
Ia the leading stocks do not amount 10 than
per cent from day day, and the q the market
is almost entirely ct the viii Of the street peculators
the public taking Little interest In fancy tocks at pre-
sent The meeting Of Congress and the developments
of the campaign to follow. VIII probably give a de-
cded direction 70 the market and operators at present
are not dsIosed to enter into larges tausactons.
The investments of the public appear to be confined
70 bonds and sound diyidend-psyihg securities,
ard theee sxebit great frmness in price. There
was only ore eession Of the Board to-daY nor
g there be any second session on Friday ana Satur-
day. The business Of the First Board was small and
the market in the street later in the day closed very
dull There were various rumcre Of fighting OF Mar
tius,urg ii first being reported that Gen. Paitersons
division had routed lo,0OO Rebels at Martiusburg,
and then contradicted. These rumors failed
20 exert any material influence on prices,
and Nsw.York Central closed dull at 73t.
Glsua was firm at 6Oi96i on the large traffic return
for Jane. IL Is stated that the bears unable to
make their deliveries to-day, but there being no Second
Beard the party TO whom the stock was due could not
buy ii in for the account Of those falling to deliver.
Pacific Mail was Y cent lower, while Panama
NAMED firm at 1861 1106. The Border State Bonds
were higher, with some speculative inquiry for Viz"
girias and Tennesees. The Bonds d Missouri
issued 10 the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
were In demand at 43 exinterest. The new loan Of
Xew.York 10 selling at i0i, which nets the buyer
about q per cent. For Government Bonds there is 3
good demand and prices tend upward. Tbe Fives are
ssid pr much higher SsasA ku Bapk BhrSs there
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
DIED.

ehS.ff1 ys. bis, ss .sS w@ ~ " ssS j. br
ss.A9 yeass, Hssa,,s and II days r.
FULLER-ln Brosklyn, wcdns'dsy nenins JnI{ ,Ss'
yonsse.t 4 JuEsos and Iolofss fasi ~s's ys>
The s w ste piece on FS.y ss .,neoss !:,
.ir,et The isnds snd scquan'anees si As fsnnS NO
vifsd to sitsnd ..g 49,
ousTIS-At Foussdss Penpsyivsnis, s.turdsy Jane
of oonsarptioa Oliver Durham 0osin, aged - yesn sne
month. - .
oapp,. Broollyr. on Monday July l. Edh infAn ssngh
rg OF Captain HeSry and knehne Oadd ssea m"ss s's
BAGERTY-Ia this city Tuesday, July 2, Csshsns vm
Of Esisr Hsserty, aged D years
IRNIN-At Rshway SewJer,ey, Tuesday evening" 'ay"
Rebeecs irwin srsd "a years. . c, Nyrl q.
Frsdsy, July 0. from tbs foot Of CSartlsnd' ""o',
LuDwicK- Tuesday Jay solomon Lud~isk N ne sSs
& 1890 ~ s "a Of The t, sl,o The mease,s fcevs
aiteni hs fnner ~ >. On Friday mem hn .s''o''
Eishty anh street between Fourth and Fiah svshass
MAIoyn Ia this city, Mary MsLon youngest daughter ofp''s
ard Cethariae Meien- -
MURRAY--ln this city, Sunday, June ~ yons s""'
ID {0 taTs month and 10 d., native o. sco'A ~,
A Booel uch Tie OF Wight. wednestsg 'a"' >"
Fr.dcr 4 Nab, N. D. in The Jith year o. d" ago A,
noCk WELL-On "wednesday, July sAer oas sS ~ fss.
nfness wbih sbe bore with Christian psiefce -.
seFh.n IN ,a.,, s sss s.c yss ne mess ID.
Bcdf street H. u Chaseh are h,tsa 20 ~ rd,v Juiy
fros her lste fe.Idenes No Y Barrow street en n
s u 7 s'oiock Her remains WI % ~
ehelie fof intsrmsns -. s..x.,
IN the Ioih yes pf his sss. son o. hsh's '''
Ysasr. on No s Wed ry snnh :.es - :,
Ia "a oeioes p "a. The hisnd' and relatives ~ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Psnossa Star and Herald Of Juno "a has been
received. Its only news nom Central America n she
following;
The French exploring expedition which len ths
csty in pn TO cross to frsfinur sbe D>si~., ~h
the view Of making further investigations as 70 ths
pr.cticabiity Of opening ship canal returned oa the
18th ins, having been unabls 10 effect 4sr sb5est,
owing t. the heavy rains
The exps dition got far the River Chuqraseca,
after having gone nineteen maes up the Sabana and
nine up the Lara duilg which time they had 10 over
come greai many diiGeales, and pSi up with good
deal Of hardship.
They met With no eleysson more ihs. ssssy nstsss
above tbe level Of he sss
We undersisnd they communicated with the Indians,
who baye expressed their willingness 70 allow he
peditioa 70 prosecute their j.urDey nnmolssted.
The party intend returning 70 France al oace, ard
coming out again in December 70 - 70 follsw ss their
plans In tie dry season Of lsf2
EicARAsUA.--A eompepy Of Califorusans eaase
down on the steamer OiIaba, from San Frandsoo,
with the object Of prosecuting gold mining in Nicra-
qua. They bring with tbsn, we Iearn, large qsa,.
i,y Of machinery and purpose prosesdhg 70 sir des-
sina,ion on tho Columbus.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
narkets-cAs.u..s RIresr.p run ~ Y. fnIwya
WspssspAy. Jsly lssl.

narket.-oAHs-v..l RIre.r.s 20. tn, ~ 7. rnIwvA
AsHEs-T.. -.s.t Is s.sss tcs Pa. - a. rssii. sc
r.. ..cps Sss. az: .Soss es.pss to so. u. r.s
demand 4. skI fsoa = ~d We soapse 70 qsose :. stst 70
rL6Ul AND nL1L-Iss ress.pt. .f W:.ss. @ c..I Iioo.
Limited isqsiy pes. g. ,s ..s, .s Ave- T %. s%
issOo sS a. o. scs % ss os ..psrsns es.s o. sss
., 30 .or do. State - asetts fsr 'ss =. rsss. q
w.s Ss. z, 81 ss ~ .aaa H.oS ra :.
a.. oSs ed o. go ), % for d. trade Csssd.n
. s. 81 7 fis' s . "a . S sSS : so fos
On.s,sa ana !, @@oI easier tue ss;E. are i sss tie
mIsd to good Supervise BALTIMORE, &e ns IS SOC ss fst
LI 81 ', c. 'sis .s spf ss ssSS - .
for Jsr.ey, and t2 ~ tor hashs C@oiie; In seIe
RlINTbe Wheat he is les aose and esdes xrder
the steamers ss~. the Iri,. .nd, the hold
make further preeing 70 store IT, and
Strt sss ..ss AZ. 60 80 s1.s Mwsaiss Club ii saSe
L. bush Amber lsws and Wiseos.n q s96s.c ee bush
4 n1s's s saSss sSsd S Sp.s Red w:,ts
81 Ooa 81 loloo bO.h. Amber HIchssa az 81 ssl ie
s sss Mn. wss o.' y sS IS sah sies
ssn eli IS Oats ap and he.yy sale. Of Canadian 80
I 6 Su.b B.. Ts.Isin RSss ssss5 Corn 81 in INIT a.s. and
pcs. lowers sale. Of tse bach .eScc Tor heated .si
NiIed.
S E 90 E S: .s' s-a ,sy i sss s.f..
Of, and straw is likely T. be- absndnt
NAVAL SIOhtS-lrudo pcntsne ~ qset ot! y ts
spiris Turpeatne is ami sxsl sales zi S5o Comoa
Ro,n Is bssr AHd in demsnd Gales Of GO e6 81 % In
yard and 6sJ hbls st-snsd Commep - 81 Ia yaSd Ito
better Erades qIe but prices fully Sustained In Tar Or
P de hesr Of transactions snd prices are nominal
quiet 3Jd55c 10 Cruce Whale or Sporm
bear of sales. and prcesc iiho9t vsston
OlLCAKE-Tke dsrland fs for and The p,erkc< 10
seady ,elss Of Cy thIh obloBg al 81 aa 9t3 tan In
baxs snd bb and Western n bs at 2ge S2s 10 tun cash
UiL-MEALs-1ho ma ket Il doll anu "eri the supply Ia
increasine; .ai.s of State 81 81 81 Y los n
FROVisIoNSTbe PORK Market ssas e,ssr the iaquiis.
,sh bot thsre Is de pressure 10 st ses of 3e bDls st
sis sla IA IS Tor Mes. rl6 for Clear snd IL for Prime
Beef a without change and quiet Lard heSvy the Inquiry
f a the decline of 5oJ bbls Gu Mrsta are
heavy sss n G hhds for Shoulders aud sc dbic of
Usn. Bed Hams nsHVy, Of 81 bbs Western al %
arlO 81.
EDs-Tbe demand is fair; Rough asseei 81 IS 81 20
~ un; nothing doing Clean and pSisrs nominal Clover
seed l. inseive sesio Timohy Seed Is quiet and prices
nominal AZ 50 for Mcwed and % 100 % for hoapee
Gassry Seed g. seni. g At s2dG2s0 Lush
TALLOwThe doaand Is kmied and the market y heavy,
with bes supply OF loo h at 7,0to for Western
&C. for Esstssn for ely Rough Eat heavy st6
cash
bbl q, lSelsis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Bogota, from the Westcrn Ceaa of
New Granada, arrived Of Panama ON the 2ls- Amoos
her passeneers abe brought Hon. J. G. Smith, late
United S,atss Minister 10 Bolivia We take the follow
ing summary of news from The Star and Herald:
CHILL
From Chill we learn tina, Congress hss asseoibied at
Santiosa The President In bis address, slludes 20 the
trealy of limits with Bolivia which 10 be pacd be-
fore Congress Immediately The President Is to decide
Ne arbitrator tho limits between Ecuador aud New
Granada. Tho Government Is occupied with new
possl convention with Great Britain based ths free
transportation Of mail matter througs. one country
which has been prepaid in the other. The Territory OF
Llanauihus Is to be converted into q State. The
southern Raroad IL TO be continued to the banks Of
the Mamie River. Within two months trains are ex-
pc, to pass THROUGH the San Pedro tunie bot~een
Vslpar tiso and Quillota.
la a few oays the Government was expected TO do
eide the final 1ne 10 be adopted by the YalparaiIo and
Santiago Ralroad there are SAID TO DO suinaen unds
To carry ou the work on the entire line. IL Is talked OF
extending the line Of steamers by way Of the Straits Of
Magellan from Valparaiso 10 Moutovideo under sub
yentioa from Chill. The President has announced the
approaching departure Of a Pienipotentiary for the
HOLY See. The public income Of Chill for 1850 ex-
ceeds by more than q million dollars THAI Of 1859.
The new Cutom.House Ordinance s to be laid before
Congress-
The financial situation continues producing lie had
effects without much hope or prospect OF an amehora-
ton for some time 10 come bankruptcies follow each
other without interruption cad the want Of confidence
l. tending create panic Every person proposing
remedies TO end the crs, but without any effect These
troubles have thrown politics quite into tie shade ard
it is probable Senior Perez will be naaguraied asrres
ident without any excitement.
BOLIVIA.
Bolivia has made ovcrtures 10 Peru 10 renew friend
ly relations to which eud the National Assembly
have addressed letter to the Peruvian Government
of which the following Is translation The Con
stituent Assembly OF Bolivia, sincerely animated with
the desiSe 70 reunite the bonds OF peace and harmony
with their Dor and sister republic of Peru have
decided 10 address themselves TO the provisional gov
ernment Of the republic, ia order that, through
diplomatic measures and circumstances may diret
they may be enabled TO establish negotiations which
will lead to the establishment Of treaty IT peace,
friendship and commerce, based On justice and national
| dignity"
THs BurxAyYSTURA BLOCKADE RzxovrD.-Ihe
New Grenadian vessel-of-war Saamander arrived IN
this port from Buensventura on the 18th inst we be-
eye for the purpose Of procuring supplies, bat rs
10th the llockaang vessels now AZ Panama, the
port OF Buensventura may be considered 'irtaaily
open 10 commerce for the present and vessels Will Dc
Iee 70 euter and depart until the Clio and salamander
are again dispatched thther
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

The general Dry Goods market Is without important
change. The merchants have generally left the city,
or otherwise given up their business for the holiday
week and its celebration. The exports have been
moderate both from this port and Boston II is sup
posed that little business viii lie done before August
even II revival is seen ct that time The contraction
of credits continues and confidence does not seem n
be restored great deal Of the diust has been en-
Rendered by the system Of credits estabAhedtnt is
ore dit should not be based entirely upon the rate Of
paper in the street. aod commission houses should not
do their buness ON the hope Of at all tes selling their
receivables without Endorsement. As we have before
remarked, the practice Of selling single-nane dry.goods
paper In the street, as adopted by the commission
houses is productive Of great inconvenience moi OF
peril TO the jobbers In times Of panic and dstrust,
the market IL 80 overloaded with paper that ereat 10 at
once destroyed every bank and capitalist having in-
vested their suIplus funds in favorite names In ap
ease and confidence, become eager TO realize the 80.
they find the paper 10 less curvnt, and panic ensoes
II the iobber would limit bis business to the credit
which could be afforded him by the agents and manu-
factufer-whout resort 10 the street-he would have
no difficulty for he could insist upon making his notes
payable 70 the party In interest rather than giving
them to his own order, and thus preparing tem ior
unlimited circulation. This might involve te Mea OIL
giving shorter paper, but house that is allowed me
a So O00 in eight months purchases could obtain
much larger amount on four months purchases o 9
guaranty would be less, and 10 would Do
within tie bank limit, and thus saord Ia
cilhies TO the party receiving the paper. Ths
s.rut a, mspufAcsurey could sive twice she aucors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Of credit on four months bills that they could on eight
months, which ia the recognized time on donestic
goods. Besides, tie system Of selling paper IN the
open market gives fictitious credit 10 a weak mer
chant and invites him to expand bis business beyond
tina, point which prudence would dictate and forces
the strong merchant to compete with the weaker one,
who obliged to sell his goods for cash at loss. 10
order to meet his increasing liabilities; and, in the
general dsuust Of the class II practically destroys the
credit Of best houses eompes them to anticipate
their payments by Purchasing their own notes IN ad.
vance Of their maturity. Credit Ia the basis Of all
mercantile operations and when that is disturbed by
real or faneied causes the whole fabric falls. II our
banks had not the confidence Of the community they
could not stand a day. Thus, our Eew-York jobbers
are strong when confidence exists, and the weakest
party in panic and il s their imperative duty to de-
stroy system which Ia capable Of 30 much disaster
All credits Of the Domestic houses were limited 10 six
months after the Let ns and if continued will prove
"A great reformation in business
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports OF Do
peste Cottols from this por for the week ending Jnly
l. Is follows: