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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

A SHREwD BoY.-A respectable surgeon
in London, making his daily round to see his
patients, had occasion to call at house at
Charing Gross, where he left his horse to the
care of Jew boy, whom he usually saw in
the streets. On coming out of the house, he
naturally enough expected to find his trusty
servant treating himself to ride but no,
Mordecai knew the use of time and the value
of money little better, he was letting the
horse to little boys in the street, penny a
ride to the Horse Guards and back.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

ITO PICNIC PARTIES AND PLEAS
Il URE-SEEkERS.-Tho beautiful and favor
ite grounds, known ss the " Parlor Grove, are now
being improved for the coming season, in such
manhtT as to render them, beyond all comparison,
the most conyenient and attractive summer resort
ta the neighborhood of Cincinnati. The proprie-
tors are determined to spare no pense in making
the "GrOIe" all that the most fastidous pleasure
seeker can desire splendid platform for dancing,
forty feet by eighty a new orchestra; seats and
tables in every convenient position a handsome
Refreshments ROOM in which those who do not like
the trouble of taking baskets with them, can sit
= down to a con Portable meal at moderate charge;
a safe place in which 20 deposit baskets. Swings,
etc, are among the Inducements held out to those
who wish to spend a summers day in the woods,
and enjoy at the same time such convenienees as
can not be obtained elsewhere. The proprietors
reserve to themselves the privilege Of selling re;
treatments on the grounds, for which right they Will
be willing to pay at the usual rate. No spiritous
liquors will be permitted to be sold on the grounds
upon any pretense whatever. To religious ceties
and schools, who may not require the use of the
platform, reduction will be made. The proprie-
tors will spare no pains to secure for Paror Grove
a high reputation for respectabilty and orderly
ma aRgemeDt. Fer terms and all arrangements,
apply, Wednesdays and Saturdays, till p. NJ, at
DC Main. st., by letter to ParOr Grove Delhi,
Hamilton County" mhl8X~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

letter writer says: 81 noticed only yester-
day, in tive provincial papers of this State,
a direct intimation that the publication of
smother interior paper, which still owns al
legiance TO the Federal Union, should not
longer be permitted in Louisiana. A Mis-.
sissippi organ expresses the wish that George
D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal WHO
is a thorn, in fact whole forest of thorAs,
in the side of Secession, should visit this
section. I'VE want adds the editor, with
the peculiar mildness of the South, "to see
performance on the tight ropep F"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Later from TexSs-PreParinG for War

DestrnctiOn OF settlers BY the indians.
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The Texas
Legislature has passed resolution approv-
ing Of the Convention act, deposing Cover
nor Houston.
bill has passed to raise regiment of
mounted rifemen for frontier protection.
Since the departure of the Federal troops,
the Indians, in large numbers, have been de-
yasating the frontier, killing and driving
back the settlers.
The steamers Daniel Webster and General
Rusk sailed from Brazos on the Goth, with
the FedeI al troops.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

TAXATION OF A NECESSARY OF LIFE' AT
THE SoUTH.-In Georgia, the price of brandy
has advanced to fifteen cents glass, in the
bar, rooms, in consequence Of the new South
ern tariff ON imported liquors. This is hit
ting the fire eaters in the vulnerable point,
and taxing the chief element that Secession
feeds upon. h.A -+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

MATRIMONIAL BEREAvEMENT.-A gentle
man was condoling with lady on the loss
of her husband; but finding that she treated
it with indifference, exclaimed, "Oh, very
we'll, Madam, if that is the way you take it,
l care as little about it as you do op
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

EXHIBITION OF DooUMENTs,-WheAG George
the Second got into heat with his minister,
and insisted on being shown the documents
relating to a certain subject the next morn
ing, the minister obeyed; and when the
King rose he saw three large wagons full OF
papers neatly tied with red tapes, packed be-
meath the window.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
MUSICAL.
7 KTNGsBURY, PROFRssOR OF

81 hINGSBUK VI PH ID FIX - y u IL Of
HE the Guitar and Finite.
Residenee-44 43 Third st, Cincinnati.
Orders lett at the Music-stores of A. O, Peters q
90 West Fourth-st will meet with immediate
attention. milk
NTUsIC WITHOUT A MASTER. Pr
I'VE AhO, Guitar and Melodeon without master,
es, Walt7es, Polkas etc. so cents Concertna with
out master NioleneeiiS with9ut master; Flie Ie
cents each Violin without masteri Flute with
out master; Accordion without master-in-
structons and music, 80 cents each Selfnstructor
for the Violin Selfinstructor for the Flute Self
instructor for Accordion aud Futina, 80 cents each
Sent, pc paid, on receipt Of price, by publisher.
JOHN CHURCH, Jr,
mhls SO West Fourth-st.
NEW -mUsIC.-LADIBs, DRLIGH II Il
IL WALTZ. by Julius q. Meininger-a pleasing
Waltz, of medium difficulty, Just issued Price Is
cents, for which IL will be sent by mail.
JOHN CHURCH. Jr.,
Publisher Of Music ard Importer of Musical In.
struments, 60 West Fourth 81. mills
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

RAMPANT SEsEsaoN.-On of our religious
has Just received a letter from a
Texan Secessionist, requesting his paper
stopped because Barney's linton Bouquet
was advertised in it. He takes the scent
quick, -T.F fIrlt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

A BLUsTERING HIBERNIAN.-Patrick Mac
fiDagan, with a wheel barrow, ran race
with locomotive As the latter went out
Of sight, Mac observed, "Aiff wild ye, We roar
in blaggard, or III be afther runnin' into
Yeesin
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
[YEsTERDAY's PRooEEDINGs.l
WAsutNnToN Mar

The Chair presented message from Pres
ident Lincoln relating to resolution by the
Senate, asking if, in his opinion, it is not in
compatible with the public interest, to com
municate the dispatches of Major Robert
Anderson to the War Department during the
time he has been in command at Fort
Sumter. The President says: 81 have come
to the conclusion that, at the present mo-
ment, the publication Of it would be mex
pedient.n
Mr.. Breckenridge moved to take up the
resolution introduced by him yesterday, ad-
vising the withdrawal Of the Federal troops
from the seeded States.
He did not intend making any remarks, as
| he had already expressed his views on that
subject and desired the vote on his motion
to be regarded as test question.
Mr.. Fessenden supposed there would be nc
objection TO that, but reminded the Senator
that no quorum was present
On motion Of Mr.. Hale, the Senate wen
| into Executive Session,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

OFFICIAL CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES =
The official census Of the United States,
which is Just announced, makes the popula.
tion sl,42s,s9l. OF these, Sls5l,s are
slaves.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
me C CHANlCS' INSTITUTE
8 70 REOPEN ENED. "a
WNElS SPLENDID HALL, WITH sup
Il PER and Dressing Rooms complete, bt
rented for
BALLS, PARTIES, LECTURES, ETC,
On moderate terms
PARLoR GROVE.

Apply to Nr SHANK, at the office of the Hall, or
at 216 Yine.st bet. Fifth and Sixth. mhl9-l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Gays Patent Black VarnIsb.

NOR SHIPS, HULLS, STEAMRRas
E Pines, Iron Railing, Railroad-car Work, ana
IRON work generally. The best and cheapest IN use,
coat Of it being equal to two eoats Of ordinaF
paint, and viii protect Iron from rust much longer.
It is intensely black and lustrous and will not lose
its color luster BY posnre to the weather. For
painting Ships, It e superior to any thing in usSs
and much cheaper than oil paint. II will protect
Ships bottom nom barnaeles and marns-Worms,
more eheotually than any chemical preparation
known. IL shoald be treated In the same manner
as ordinary paint or varnish, and may be applied
BY any common laborer. For sale In barrels, half.
barrels and TIA oRns,oby
GAY 8 KING, Manufacturers,
mhl.om 9fS SyoamOFe-st ClnclRnatf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
WILLIAM MS & ORvIS,
Manufaeturers Of the Celebrated ponble. threat
THE UNION MANUFACTURNGO 90.

NO. % w est N'onrth-st.s
NOW SELL A HANDSOME $50 IOCK-
~ STITCH FAMILY SEWING-MAOHINR foE
500 heavier machines for cloth and leather Werk,
at $50, SS5 and 800.
These Machines work on an entirely NEW PRTH.
CIPLB, and are highly recommended by all wis
use them, as being much superior to the old claEI
of Shuttle Machines. Hemmers and Binders "a
extra. We also manufacture and sell the celebrafe4
"SLOAT ELLIPTIC" SEWING-MACHIEEs.
Which make the stitch alike on both sides, ana
which combiue every good quality and adVantaRe
Sf all other Machines, without their Objectionable
features. Hemmers, turning all widths of hsmg
and over-seams, simple and easily managed are
given with each Machine. Prices from $50 o.
1928. Warranted for three years, and satisfho-
tion guaranteed in all cases. Also, the SlOat Shut.
tie Machine-price $50.
Agents wanted Address
UNION MANUFACPURING COMPANY,
fel9 63 West Fourth-st,, Cincinnati, Ohie.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE BY:
]. +. MERRILL, Corner Home and Flfth.sts.;
REDWAY a BURTON, No. ~ Fifth-st.;
1. N. KELLER, No. 10 Fifth-st.;
PETER MARTIN, No. 14O Fifth-sf;
H. ". Won BKHREW, No. 555 Race.st.;
J. HAINswoRTH, Newport, KY;
CALVERT & RIOR, OoyiuRton, XIV. faIs-eu.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUOEDi


yHyHE WffRKIFW a. WILSON auv.s
N ING-MAOHIHn OOMPAN3, hayfna aafnns
al their suits at law with infringing nanufSS
tnreT., propose that the pabno shel b behedtef
thereby and have accordinfy BhDUOHD THE
PRIOES Of their Sowing g-machinea.
Having m ado, for ever seven Year,, the most non.
ulaf Family Sewing g-machtno In the countrY, nn9
nov emplyIns 9fsll9e 0QO A. their bushes, -
they are prepared With suoh eEtF6ordlDary isu7is
tiles and experience 70 guarantee 70 the purohaaE
entire satisfaction. An our Machines are mafS
eQuAlly WELL and arc rt f.I
WARRANTED THREH.TEARs.
The Differences IN prIoo being merely dIasresos n
Gnish.
91,3OB Machines sold N 1859, beine douhis ers
Awarded the First Premium in the
US FAIRS OF 1858, 1859 AND isss.
Ara a. the Cincinnati Meohanios' Instftuts -
-FOUR SUCCESSIVE, YEARS We have taken -
First Premium ever all compstitors as the best
BEST FAMILY TsEwINe-MAoHINR.
Il uses .shuttls, makes the lock stitch anna a
both sides "a the goOds, leaving no chain or rtAFf
on the unue side Of the seam; and uses but ~
A. much thread as the chnin-stitch m aohines
Send or call for Circular, containing Vrlaaa
testimonials, eto.
wNa. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Frourth-st.;
PIXIES oPEBA-HoUsH.
dslS .lit raw u OIEUHEA9E
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

Wreck Of the Yacht "mary KinEsIand''-
Rescue of n Party on the Florida Coast
Their Extreme SnfferInRs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
ATELODEON HALL-CORNEH OF
NN EUurth and Walnut streets.
GRAND SACRED AID CLASSICAL CONCERT,
GIVEN BY
MADAME FABBRI.
.TaTnAX EVENING. MARCH

lUAOAtN6 aS6EAtt
rON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2S, 1861.
@ A = II.
madame EA3BRI, A3BRI s9PreRoi g.
Signoiina R0SELII, Mezzo Soprano
Mr.. ADAMS. Tenor;
RTGH'D MUJDEB, Pianist and Conductor.
PROGKAlIME.
PART !.
Il Senate Patheiq,le for Piano Beet thoven
NIB. MUbDER.
q Arla' from ASiqS n MSDHSE FxBB III '''' 1Snue'
3. Aria di CbieTa, composed by the celebrated Ital
ian singer, Stradela, in 1867.
MR.. ADAMS.
4. PTeghera, from Nahpcco, .'''''..N erdi
8. Terzetto, from Don Giovanni....,.. Mozart
Mad. FABBR1. Miss ROSETTI and Mr.. ADAMS.
s.. Obcron (by general requost) Grand Scena and
MADAME FiXBBRT ''''
FART II.
l Fete au lido caprice for piano. Muder
MR. MULDER.
g. Inlamaus, from stahat Mater,.......... Rossini.
MADAME FABBkI.
MISS ROSETTI AND MIR ADAMS
t. United States Fan Mulder
MIR MULDER.
D. ho'mro'h 'hSRfD TRDaSfE siSk FXBBRi.T Ri.T'BeiSiser'
MIR ADAMS
a. Die Bot Sohoft he Message. ucken.
MADAME FABBRI.
CENTS.
Tickets to be had at Church's Musc.store, 60
Doors open at I; to commence at s-o'cIock.
mh2s.b b. n. WEEKS, Manager.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

Chadwick Kimball, of Bradford, Mass,
jumped from the bridge on the Merrimac
River, at Haverhill, Mass, on Friday, while
laboring under temporary alteration Of
mind, and was drowned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
e. NIxON,s HALL

Commencing on Monday, March 25,
Aud every evening during the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

specie, however before tho pay men to-day bad on!
been about ss 600 coo, u,der payments OF $io'CoVw
by the banks and {, 600 by tie puelc' ns"fy A
of which came out of bank. Tie mercantile loan
continue to spew contraction, und the deposit line VIII
show f1ine oG in addition TO the decreased amount
TO the credit of the United States
The Atlantic Fire INSURANCE Company Of Brooklyn
ho. dscI.,ed semanpual dividend of FIVE dollars per
share payable on demand
Tns Exchanges a, the bank clearing houses to-day
were sl3 500 636 g. being daily average oil sl4s4'
I.a Al aeaiust $i39O7, ,795 40 for the week ending
Saturday last
The detroit Free Pre-" states that the Michigan
Central Railroad Company had leased the northern d.
vision Of of the Louisville NewAlbsny and Cbicago
Railroad, extending from Lafayette, Indiana, or to
Michigan City, and will repair and run it, This section
is nineiy-,hree miles in length. The Central Road pays
per centsge for its use keeIs in running order and
furnishes the rolling stock
Areport which has got into print that Messrs. Caf-
lin, Melen g. Co. have made assignment, we have
the bes; authority for contradicting.
At Philadelphia, the subscriptions TO the National
Loan reach about 81 500, 600. AT Boston, The Ira.
reler says:--
The Assi-tant-Treasurer in this city is busy engaged
each day in receiving subscriptions 10 the national
loan. The average amount subscribed per day If
from $2G, 600 to $50 OOO This is taken in sums va
| ying from $50 to $1,000.
Occasionally large amount is subscribed, as was
the case few days ago when $lOO,tO wns taken a.
one time. All classes of persons in the community
including ladies' md laboiers as well ss capitalists
| apply ior the stock.
| Man persons Of moderate means are taking Their
| money from tie Savings Banks and are purchasing
United Sl,ies Tieasury notes, the INTEREST," DIV per
cent being the strong inducement for macy to invest
they having unwsvering confidence in the stability Of
! tie gOvernn eni> -, -.
| Tie HANKS have each an average disposed oi
| sbou' $50 80 Of II cir part Of the loan. -,
| TIE Bunker Hill Bank hiss taken 81, 600, and me
| Monument Bank $4,000, Of the national loan. Inc
capital steck OF the former is SSOO and the latter
| $IJ0,000. ,..,
The Ptladephia Ledger ssys Of the anthracite coal
| trade for the week:
"Tbe following abstracts Of ccnpsny reports show,
the coa tunnae Tor the week are season. as compared
| with tast season:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
FROM NE WPORT.
From Our Own Correspondent

| From Our Own Correspondent
NEWPORT Aug. 81, 1861.
The reel was going on when l took unceremonius
leave of you in my last. To keep up the continuity OF
proceedings will inform you that IL came to END
successfully, after such fittings back and forward,
such couplings and marchiDgs and tunings as would
weary the eye Of the most jealous detective. II lasted
full half an hour, the tune never varying. There
was q good deal OF wholesome exercise In IL, and
little touch of romping easily excusable to those who
remember the exhieraton Of young company pure air.
and music among the things that were, alas but
10 long ago that cannot recathe thrill and tngle Of
delight they were sure to bring with them. Even now
methinks, if jenkins yonder, or the polite Spudley
should walk up to the Chsperone the reverential
bow Of our time and request the honor Of jig in COM
psny something would begin to stir at the ancient
heart, and the prim mouth would soften to pleased
half-melancholy smile. Should jenkins grow pressing
the duenna's brow would relax ts awful severity end
soon to the astonshment Of her youthful Charge she
would be seen spinning round merrily MS al. one.
For you zee man is a hddling, woman dancing
ANIMAL and both remain 70 the end Of the chspe..
Bot my dear madam, you are indeed counting part
neIs who belong only to your dreams. Jenkins iheIe
is much too fat sk about in the reel and Spudley
has had too much Of the gout these ten years pact
keeps him toerably quiet when dancing is gong on.
Besides, il they could dance, and if the thing not
too ridiculous, they wouldyery much prefer leading oat
your daughter TO readng measure with your respect
able sell. So much the better, you say, in your usual
quenched and submissive spirit. But can believe
it the reel at st it's length all knocked into
pieces like vertebra beneath tue anatomical hammer
ana all the joints that belong to you come and RANGE
themselves once more under your protection, Ibe h
tie Fanny squeals alongside again, far, Gar below ue
elevated plane OF late maneUyers-the polite oinesi
stands once more ready, and the drum and Tie on le
upper deck play something very IKE tue h'e0e
March. SO let US make haste TO be gone. Tea IL walt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
SrroxD noARD.
SATURDAY. Sent. 7-.P. NJ

Stock operators have been visited by refreshing
breeze Of activity during the week and for few days
prices Of nearly everything the st including the
fsncies, which bave been Of late much neglected
bad strongly upward turn. The Hatteeas Inlet snO-
cess strengthened the hopeful feeling Of ne street. and
various items Of intelligence from the South have
tended confirm the favorable impression. Operators
for the rise have thus been encouraged and the bears
rather iniimidated by the more cheerful tone, and
che increased number of buyers, have added 10 the
demand by their efforts 10 shorts. In some of
the Western shares the advance IS quite decided but
the transactions hg7e not been important except in
Galena, Toledo and Rock Island, which stocks appear
10 be the faVoItes for speculation. On Saturday the
market opened strong for Government and State stocks
but in Railway shares there was moderate reaction,
from tie resEsng sales Of some of the large operators
and the market gradually settled down, closing d'ni,
and for deseril tions little weak. Tie inquiry
for Government stocks is scive and increasing ihd
the various loans find reasg and improving market.
The transactions IN StsteS stocks have been very
large also and prices bf'e generally kept pace
with the advance in other securities Ghe
aggregate sales Of GOvern sen and SUITE Stocks dur
ing the week anOutt to $S'3S, 100 to winch may he
ADDED about 81 $50 800 cub ited at the Sab-Tressury,
making total of nearly ft4,OOo,0OO invested fince
Moud y morning. The su antisl and hearty fuPport
rendered by the pes ole 10 4 Government IN hesub-
,crpt;ons 10 the naw loa s rightly considered the
rnost imuorten frs sl dc lopment Of the times and
this fact aore has Sven /, / he various Federal loans
q strong impulse TO hisher otaions. Railway Bonds
of the best eass az, ante arce and, with the steady
absorption have rliyanct ma erially. Tire Oisposi-
tion invest in safe productive eecuIier, and
to take bat little is in uation. Thus, while fr
the best descrprios Of s there l. a constant and
active demand tie 4 ling ss not extend 10 Don-divi
dend paving stocks god speculative operations are
very sm all as comt3,ed the deaiugsin securities,
which offer the sr3ssat arauty of regular interest
payment AT the e! * the rket was firm at: United
States 6s 1881, ressTerst S9I sS9I; United States
5s coupons, 90aSs; I lessee State 6s, 4f9i44
Virginia State 6s sv, S.; fssouri Stste 6s 439 49,;
Pacific Mail Stear4aip (@apsny, 79iS792i New.
York Central Raiipsgi q ks73i; Erie Railroad, est
a25,; Hudson r R. Dad, 322 e33i; Harlem
Railroad 10i all; t.srler abroad, Preferred, 25a0
%; Reading Rail- ID "a lt36ii Michigan Central
Railroad, 43 49, y thigs 3outhern and Northern In
diana Railroad Ila 81 Mic an Soutbernand Northern
Indiana Guaranteed Daab Panama Railroad Com
many, lO9i4l10; !&iaois x sntral Railroad 67a67i;
Gslsns and Chicag Hsilr l, 69S694i Chicago and
Rock Island Rsroa5, 43i "a; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy RsilrOsi 62dS4.
The net receipts q the s,;lem Road for the month
Of August are as follows;
1890 p ,.,,.,,. lOl pu 20
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

ISv.sios OF KsXrucKY-H will be seen that the
Coafedera.e troors have invaded Hickman, ky2 IN
considerable numbers, and are fortiiylns Il. insy
mus. bs PROMPTLY Withdrawn, or they ~ii De driven
cut If thee "a rover in Kentucky 70 drive them There
Ito Re renort on the subject this morning In the
Legislature We earnestly hope tina, the prompt ; q;
$500 tSe necessity Of the prompt action OF Ken
s.il'Is iltss''' 'D' 's'' Louisville JourDas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
..GI2.R7 u
DecreAss s......

Inc expenses OF WOTknk te rOAd nave peen
largely redused by econom and reduction Of service
nearly equal to the above fa ng off In business. The
new arrangement fof fuDdbii the overdue bonds OF
this Company going sn essfully. About $4,000
have already been excbsngsi. The now bonds are
abundantly secured.
We annex q comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and S}enersl Merchandise at
New-YOrk for the week and snce JanusryI:
For the pesk 1859. 1860. 1851.
Dry GoOds,.";..... szAv.ss sl,175J2ss ssasol
0en herehandse.. l7'+6S 1lSNs $50 ss4
r..::.s; ;.s.:s s, Iss $3.50 g .ss s
Since January slsi s9ssOs slsss sss27as sSass2sS
The figures show continuance Of the contracted
business and the oefcit compared with last year
Is $40 COO 900 since the LII Of January last The
sxpOnsb the time Of prosuee have increased e26
100000, making difference Is favor Of this country of
ti02, ,0OO
The applications at the Subj treasury for the new
7-so Y cent notes have been usre numerous than for
eny day since the list was d,ened. The amounts
however have generally been nall and the aggregate
ss rather less than t4Oe VoO he d,position eyuesd
BY the people 70 sustain the soveruuspt with their
money Is very encouraging aIs the Secretary of tls
Treasury 10 satsfed tbst tae response 70 hi, snss,
will be ample TO meet his wants
The Min; IL far beaind this sIsek, having made r.
turns Of only about 81 200 0OO less than one-haf is
capacity.
The Treasurers call Of y ksnt on the new loan
hss been promptly responded rtby the Banks except.
ing in the case Of the GreenwSh The quota OF that
institution has been assumed Ii tho other Banks and
meeting ofthe Clearing HOUSE, will probably be called
70 suspend that insutntR frous connection with the
Associated Banks
teMr. CISCO has received to-tsy another draft for
tO3.000 from the Treasury Department. 10 be paid
over TO the banks on dccouai 9f shes Of Treasury
Notes made at the Sub Ireasas'. Tins makes abCai
81 $50 900 reimbursed 70 the biz ks from this s0u.ce.
Tie aggregate due the banks VIZ about g. 0d, 900.
The American Bank Note Il mpany are making
.svery effort to Iusa forward s ~ 1resury noles.
Oh Monday $4,000 vii be selE 10 Washington, and
eyaE succeeding day the Company expects
the quantity. They eoumen9 with Tie snalles,
denolnir, ATOMS $.OO 00 c tie s ilstalnent being
IN 500, alid $1,000 in SO.
The bank statement MondaS will show fnrtber
decline in sIee.e, BY tie payments inio ~
sab-rreaEary Of Two insalluens during tie week,
0yethes making 10 v cent. Tie absolute Oss of