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u u GaHea,e1|HS ts.s5a sT r French Of Me-; E.
On Sunday $choo,s-aevs. j. Ii. Tus,,e RI II,
j. T. DENIM. Of Iowa; J. Merrl6eld Of ind. 1A
01 e@.!aaiSts nn ond lMeals-Reys. s Fish OF
Pm >'A'" -1 ~ 4nonas' ol
TIE committee also reported the following
:oaitaons 70 the Committee onOrgauiz atian as
tn 7gna ps resolution pissed in the morn
7. qer, III ". ". Avery, Iud., E. G. BrooSs
=. l. Also Tor occasional preacher. R.v. +
7. Ada1ns, RI Substitute, Rev. Giles dicy.
The. The report was taken up by sections and
". B. Chesington, Of M,es, moved the an
poln:ment Of committee OF three on print
trg. Carried. eAAA1'7
The committee was constituted IS follows.
| !: T. ": Joy, Of Mass, John 8. Barry, OF
Mas, ". B. Chetingtnn, Of Mass.
| The Committee on Printing. Of 1861. made
| the following report:
| r11S1tSa REPORT
1v.Ef Gtherd CoarentEon Of Enire1sc}tss In the
ne1r ,s!1s 1sesg q A"'eriea in session at Chicago
minptes af se@ttee ~ 1ss appointed to publish the
report that they hare Issued 51 cnnte. snn;sss
o. ~ re same hays been mailed or otherwise sent
Council, and to all members Of H. o. nc
the denoninstioual colleges and schools: "a al H.
Standing clerks Of all State ConTcations ana
dinate associations Several extra coptes Ver,
| ten1 TO dcnomtnattonal book stores, Tie rnm.in,
det, about sg copies hare been se.rei lor Tane.
era1 distribution at this session Of the Council:
RecelFed tum collections at session Of 1861.
$5 "; ron committee Of 1850, I'll 80; tot il
$e3a1. Paid for printing. ${5.42: expresses md
portage, $af3; total $50-l5. Cash on hand, k39 i6
| JoHE D. ". jar.
! jour 8. BAERT
Chicago, Sept. 1862. A. l. M1KER
Upon motion, the Convention took recess
for an hour to attend the religions services In
the body Of the church.
During the intermission, Rev. ". ". Curry
OF lnuian1 preached sermon from Joho VII.
=. l7-"u any man do His will, he shall know
Of ne doctrine whether 1t be Of Go1 or
Ehether speak Of myself" The scope Of
the strmon was showing the nature Of Dlsiae
Enn1shntnt, reconcliug the teaching. OF tne
Bible Nth The doctrine Of the positive Ger
taiDty Of the fnsl restoration OF iii mankind !:
that both the revelations Of Nature aud the
Bible Al Keal as llkQ'6 o6R nature ipdicsted
, 1862-09-17

r OST-$5 REWARD.-A Gold
IL Watch. between Illinois and While streets. e4ss
Of Clark, between the hours OF aud IL o:!ocS NJ
yesterday tSuudAy} The 4hove reward will be Etvtn
Oh eay1rg tna at - Dearborn st. s-f5 1s93t
, 1862-09-17

FEsT1rA1.-The Desplaiues street n. E,
Church give farewell festival to Rey. E.
Stone, on Tuesday evening next in the lecture
room OF their church, as mark of respect
and in appreciation Of his labors amongst his
people. Rev. E. Stone is Jrst closing his pas-
teral care Of this church. Supper precisely
Al ~ o'clock. Tickets Soc.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

Since Jan. .. .s22 ,4S7 ESQ S5,674,505 84,oo3 2e2
This is another very excellent exhibit. Our ag-
gregate for the year TO date now only falls short
of the game period of last year by three-quar-
ters Of million while II is largely in of all
previous years. Included in the above aggregate
are 1892 600 of breadstufs and $3il 900 Of pro-
visions sent TO Great Britain. We are sending
likewise surar and coffee to Europe.
Foreign exchange has been rather inactive to.
day, the current rates for bankers bills being
1l3. We hear of sales at ll254. Francs range
from 500 to 5021s, with sales at the higher rate.
Commercial bills continue very scarce. Gold
sold this morning at 1925 and was main
tanned at this price all day.
The money market shows no change. On call,
money is offered at per cent, and in some in
stances borrowed at s. First class paper sells at
O per cent. Certificates Of indebtedness are
quoted e611 %, the lower GgureHbeing much
Us oan be got for the 5000 certificates. The
81 900 certificates more popular and will enter
largely into the currency Of the country. II is
intended 10 absorb these certificates, and at the
same time to borrow come more moEey by an
issue of the new five year six per cents; but SO
far as we can learn, nothing has yet been deter
mined on the subject.
The stock market opened strong this morning,
on the general impression that important victories
arc at hand. About noon advices of the surrender
of Island No. 10 we're received. The news was a.
first discredited, as the first announce ement OF the
kind which was made on the 18th ult. led TO disap
pointment. AS soon as IL was sscertained that
the intelligence was reliable stocks began TO ad
vance, and there was very active market Gov.
ernments, which sold on Saturday at S2ll,, rose
to 93H between the boards, and closed 93s% bid.
Border State stocks were all very active. A very
iSfge speculative business is being done In Mis-
souris. OF Saturday they sold at 40; to-day they
were sold ir very large amounts at 5l,1, and
closed that bid. Tennessees were likewise !
per cent higher in the morning, and 70 higher
| again in the afternoon. At the first board
| to-day Pacific Mail rose r. New York Cen
trail u, Erie "a, Erie preferred H, Michigan
Southern n, guaranteed u, Michigan Central
| a, Prairie ca Chen "a, ana Illinois Central
| u. An active movement appears to be ex-
pected in Illinois Central. 1t is supposed that the
first effect of the opening OF the Mississippi 70
Memphis will be revival Of business on the road
AID IL Is said by parties who assume to speak fol
the British holders that the news of Commodore
Foote'S successes will lead % the repurcI,ase D
all the stock which has beer sold out by foreign
holders during the past year. Illinois Central he
suffered more from the war than any other road il
the country. II would naturally have more to gail
- pssas thaa say Of them. end spsculatc-s are pys
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hssceilgreCus,

STEAMER LAuaA-Squ1a Village, April 2--The steamer
Laura ashora mil. north OF Squsn Inlet She case
on ,s morning, aud es IN the undeow. saved and
are taking freight out Of her, She will probably
On top OF tie beach ut h,gh water.
The schr nind from Haterss Iaiet has bosG 40
bts rosn ar s,hr Susan Abbott from Per. Royal has
go bbs urr.ntne and of sprs taken n renancns "
the sauacrou --e articles consigned to Hiram Bar.
oey, Collector Of she port.
rn eIrE E,zA-T.rceira March l6Ths liza, Ewstt, OF
rpooi New York tor yueen.,own Faimolth rus
mo VIVA dn rgaya BAY Sta, NAB I6 Incl watr an our
she has since been brogh, 70 Angra wner, So snchoed
IAN Has been sufveysu aud must dscbhfg ~ ne leak
"a 40 lie IN lhs rudder Tho CARO- & IN vsry
hsrt~d and Samagei condiol She comm. ced dischsrk
INC todov frbe plisa before cported NJ naopec
Iua Pprsry ALrRxr which put into Me- ort after bang
NJ POINT Jud he's cargo VI M nery md V bbla
Of our ard ra ohc nJurcd mo me THAN vas sKpeoted'
shin Arundel 1922 ons built In Name In l5l has been
a, IA Il London for all, ~. cash.
sh,n wr moses 81 tors built at ys n i has besn
Ia ~ su ON as sic lies al Cardiff In state from
n col ision, for IiSW. ohsn.
sh,c. rssac Boar and Eagle havs bee ransersd
10 The British dag.
an,, oregon Of Farhaven sos TONS has On purchased
~ cat Jos RicketsOn I'd gremcr be employ
81 az hatr from Ho- olu She will lie h.ed with her
tackle, beats AMI yoeed 10 New York TO take in
proviscns &c for Honolulu.
Bers Pyrmopt saone Brothers. and Palsdin have been
sold nj Buos Ayres aid sail under the Buenos Ayr,an
Tag
The schr ai,pah 100 tons built Essr in 1855 has bees
Stephen Cook Go, Of Provncetown for SJVV sh
She Is designed for the Atlantic whale fishery.
The Baltimore built schr Saie Ponder 40 tons carryna
sasaaw hs besu boushsM ssvsra partsa y hs ssv -
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Fort OF New York, April 8, 1854.


Steamship China tBr, Anderson. Queenstown and Liver
sSp SHIP ssues as1en GSe brsap
Ship Coronet, Harnden, Lepraux. NB-Wash, Carver
GSs,
Brig Brig Uess 49, p.,s oHeepstsynaM.csli Firth
srs EdsS Ann tBr5 Harris IasSayr.. Ss@Brs... Son
sss IS Dunes.
ssE ssr sa1ns Wavf Rsnn
ss schr nasS MsTSsr M MAppRssy Eas.pST Son
sssp sssp sass 9a SSsissi
US steam gunboat Mohaws, Commander Jas Strong.
Ne. s ssss f
%eSns ss 'a ~ &
10 soag Or s's az.
NV ss 81 :: inst nss ha ss4
NV . sAh & sd s & snns Se S h,s
heay 7h OF Bsrnsaat spoke French frs's Bslona.
with mdse and - passengers to Bsfssior March "a
shetland Island spoke ship Imosene Schmidt Of ani from
Win aa, s fsnas s.4ss & s; u l.
M M s" S SS TS% Bsem s. .Sp Se Sa iI
sugar. ssF1 70 1asss master sS % nat,
Reindeer. Brishtmau Newport, days. in sla.s'ss
Brig Mlrnehaha tBr OF Yarmouth, Ms; Perry. .,C&5nl
Feb 26 with coal, to Ark Ill Hurst. Had w wndsths
big voiant (of Bangor>, Dodge. Matanzas, Is days
sugar to Luling; vessel to Brett Sou Co. Had very
~isss g sssssss si ss ss
tin March - with salt TO BcyS ai1ssen March 20 l'
se
g. wa s ~s saSs S
s. Y. spoke Bremen brig JOANNA from Rio for Delaware
sehr tgr), Frost, CORVALLIS IL days. with po.
schr Susan abbott Ludam, Port Royal 9dsys. viii sur
schr W Hind, Manson, Hatteras Inlet 10 days. win
scht g v chapp, Falph IN, Tsnsicr for Clinton.
ssr csr ocSo sSepsSra SaSb bucna Visa ysys
schr Hammond, Higgins, \ rhi!adelIkia for Bcsson-
soSr v Bemsn;, Parker ri. iadsiph.a New iiavea-
schr Rio Grande, Alec, ErabethporI fer Boston
Schr Seaport, vosor, Eiizahethport for Southport
sr sSsr ss sss sden
schr I l. snow, Achorn. Rockland, days.
scsr Jameson !s, ysamrsgn KDS.,ssnd S.yss
schr Minnehaha, Thompson, Fail River, 2,ays.
sc5r Nisehiei, Brisn,map; @ New port days.
Steamer Ellen Tciry u ransport1s Chaptn rswssrn.
steamer Mars Nichols. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican, Jones. Providence.
ship Kentuckian, Meri ymsn, from Havre
bark Giuia (sc), from Palermo, 80 days.
Brig New GLOBE, Philips from Havana reported cid for
siSssF S4,s ssis sfase is, s.3; from Havana
Bril- %, %, ,a aHr, i, from T,HH, SersaSs; Mans,,s
schr A Cansle tBrj.
Wind during the day NE to ENE, with snow.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
The silk Trade OF France.

XTENt'FE BTATE9,
Paris Mach q corr, spoDdonce OF London Timesl
Tss Corirs.U S-fcoL OF Vaience gtates that the sk
continues TO be IN the satisfactory state as
during trs preceding week considerable amount OF
business been done AID according holders Of silk
ncl sassd their domaads buyers accepted their terms
OF Romans cor the kilogremme. Inferior quality va
risd from 53f 10 bSf At valence spun silk, No Arm
A. from s5f TO 70f No. g. $50 to 62f. This rise is at.
ribvtsd 70 revived Speculation - y ~ aAlvilx - Lxs
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
Lsitisb Interests in Mexico.
CAPTURE OF 1HE STEAMSHIP LABUAN BY Tal
UtiTED sTAg VI

UdTED Stains.
n the House Of CoianODs or the oath of March, Mr..
Gregory asked Tia. Udsr Scr sry Of State f. Foregp
Ais If the attention ot the government had boen callod
20 The re,tei csrtuis ia Mexican waters of tho British
vesss Ishuan, Laden with cotton, by cruiser OF the
Uni.,i Sta os
r. Laysrd said tne attention or rajestys govern.
rent had bcon CARED 10 the capture OF vessel laden
with cotpr IL Mexican watsrs The circumstances OF
Ito had 1tsn brought under the notice of Lord
Lyons, whr 1I~de O communication TO hr. Seward he
was ne ole 10 the Huse what the result OF that
comu csion had becn but the government Rad thought
Il light TO crde. vessel f~ar 10 proc cd to Mstamoras
70 defend British interests IL Mexican waters (Hes-
bear1
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
CITY COrIMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, April St p. n.
Asnxs.-The market was seady, with Moderate sales
al IS 90 for pearls, and at IS 62K for pots.
BRy>nsuvrFs-flour- market was heavy and prices
for hs low apa common grades especially sers chcap's
Extra grades without material sltcria II sails
embraced about 5000 bbls closing on tic following
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

--ranad,an -four fell OF about &c. per bt with mors
doing st tne decline, t!c eses having footed ? about
400 bbls. Southern nou- heavy "a 1usb slcs were
r. fair cnt with sale. OF 900 bbls at quota
tons. Rys vas 'Irn 0. our hgues, vi ss'es + 2s)
bbIs. Corn meal WAS steady at th' above prices, WITH
salss OF 500 Ibis. Wheat dull aud sales lii .of
while prices for most descriptions D1inal. Snes
were confined TO COOS 0G0bus els small ots At 81 50
for Mwsukce cluu 81 0s for inferior southern white
and 81 30 prime rad state winter and choice wss
ern winter do. reported ~ 81 "a. Corn was less
oyant In rics, but active The sales embraced 81 COO
bushels at SOC sc for Western mixed IN store 61c
do delivered Coo 65c. Cor Western whitc and 01o. a
62c for Delaware yellow Rye ~as steady, with sales
OF 900 bushels q, TOO 81c 90 tho er and delivered
Barley was in fal- demand with sales Of 900 bushels
Csnsds East At railroad depot ssc. oats were In
fair demand, and prices steady.
QoU1a.-tbe nartst vas aplss saAes saase = -
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
FINANCIAL AND CiAl
TUESDAY, April g.

TUESDAY, April Sc p. NJ.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive of spece) from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the week ending April 6
and since January L.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

dieting return to the old prices within Q short
period Of time. At the second board prices were
fully sustained, and q further advance Of "A per
cent In Illinois Central, a in governments, a in
Pacific Mail and Il in Prairie du Chen took place.
Just at the close rumor was set afoat to the
effect that we had suffered defeat at Corinth,
and the bears took advantage of it to depress
prices. Il seems probable that the despatch in tho
Norfolk Day Book, on which the story rests, re-
fers to the reconnaissance made by the enemy on
the evening Of the 4th, which ia mentioned in this
mornings papers. In consequence, however, OF
the doubts which prevailed on the point, the fol-
lowing closing prices show a decline in several
instances from the second board:-United States
6's, registered, 1881, 93T q; do. 6's, coupon,
1881, s3H a; do. SIS, 1874, s6E s71S; Ten
nessee 6's, SIX a; Virginia 6's, 67H q 5s;
Missouri 6's, 6lH . a; Pacific Mail, 100 100;
New York Central, ss1s a n; Erie, 81 a a; do.
preferred, 6lsI q "a; Hudson River, s6l a;
Harlem, l215l a; do. preferred, so4 "A; Read.
ing, 43h . a. Michigan Central. seq a q;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23A q
l2lZ; Illinois Central, 61T 621S; Galena and
Chicago, 68Z n; Cleveland and Toledo, 45H q
q; Chicago and Rock Island, 56H "a; Chicago
burlington ana quincy, ol oZ; milwaukee ana
Prsirie du Chen, 2s "A; Cleveland Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, ll2Ha q; New York Central
rs, 1876, 1927 1887; Erie third mortgage
bonds, 90 q Il; Michigan Central SIS, first mort
gage, 9S1< 80; Illinois Central bonds, rs, $50
S91; gold, l02 q Il.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts ....................... $3.50 ,25s 81
For customs. l48 900 90
Payments ts.......................... III 100 40
Balance 1855 0O2 %
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

Inc exchanges et tine Bank clearing House ths
morning were $l6,sl4,l58 81. and the balances
$s42, ,0s0 sc.
The City Fire Insurance Company, of Boston, has
declared semi-annual dividend of five per cent,
payable on demand.
Merchants and others holding 'quartermasters'
checks on the United States Treasury can have
the same collected, in six per cent certificates of
indebtedness, through Adams Express Company.
The earnings of the Buffalo, New York and Erie
Railroad Company for the month of
Marcn, 1862, were ..$sl ,l44 81
March, 1851. ........................ 40, 1874 46
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

Increase, .$sl $50 81
The long existing dispute between the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company and the Pennsylvania
Coal Company, which has so seriously affected all
the different coal interests has at length been taken
up by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, will be
seen by the following extract from the Harrisburg
correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledge:-
Mr.. Reilly, of Schuylkl introduced, and the Senate
passed bill directing the Attorney Gene to commence
proceedings within sixty days against ths Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company and the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. 10 test the validity OF contract bearing date
August 81 lS47 by which the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Company leased half the acy Of heir canal
to the pennsyivani, Coal Company In it shall ap
pear that this agrsem, mt exceeued the legitimate
OF said corporations, and that they either Of them
shall refuse to annul tho same the parties refusing
shall be proceeded against Tor the OF annung its
charter and In the Attorney General cannot carry
these be directed to report to the Legsa
further legislation is necessary for the pur
pose This bill lasssd by the House Of Representa-
tives at this MORNINGS session
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

the region through which he pass This s indeed
the difdcuty OF the North. Whore its enemies ia
earnest must look for the booteas victories and
the most sxhsusting eonqussts. II light thing for
great army 70 advance through rich and abun-
dant country; but the 200 900 of Gen. Mcclellan
have 70 march through wilderness and TO carry with
their advance will become impossible.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The NEWS By THE HIBERNIAN.
British Opinion of the Naval Battle
in Hampton Roads.
A Victory Claimed for the
Merrimac.
The Revolution in Marine War
Commenced.
FHB MONSTER IRON-CLAD NAVY OF FRAFCE
Situation OF the Davis Embassy
in London.
George Psabody's Donation to the Poor
OF the British Metropolis.
THE SILK TRADE OF FRANCE.
GARlBAlDl TO THE PRIESTS OF ITALY.
Ae., &s., sc.
Situation OF the Davis Embassy
in London.
George Psabody's Donation to the Pocr
OF the British Metropolis
THE SILK TRADE OF FRANCE
GARlBAlDl TO THE PRIESTS OF ITALY.
Ae., &s., &c.

Our newspaper nles by Hbernan reached this city
Yesterday evening from fortland The journals dated
20 tho 9th of March, and contain the following iupof
&ant and interesting details Of telegrsphc report pub
iishsd in the HERlLD yesterday morning
"a Patr OF March a. under the head Of 'LAtest In
tsiigencs," SAYS
Fearing lest the in Greece should spread
70 tho Irisu Islands, the English governmen; ordered
two three ships of proceed Corfu from Malta
Turks also ordered body Of troops to the Greek
frontier
Tho Independence Belos says
mystery still hangs the real state OF the sur
recton in Greece To clear ii and discover the
tive ch,nces Of the parties the French govern
intends sending two officers Of the SaH to The of
action.
Tho London naes Of the 25sh Of March has the follow.
ing In Its city article
A. the meeting Of the British American Land Company
to-day tho report and accounts adopted The
OF hand have inc sased during the past year and
been made at improved average price per acre. l.
OF tho civil in the United States the results would
have been even better than those exhibited Or behalf
OF the directors 1t was, however ntimsted that the
pectstion is entertained Of m .ch satisfactory
change shortly in the or Canadian affairs through
tho oytv manifested towards ths mother country
the response m ,de from this side.
The "a u correspondent Of the London Post writing
he 25tb March, says
II Is belt cd that tho Mexican difficulty will be ar
ranged witclt any fighting, If the negotiations com
meiiccd are as sincere as expected.
The Paris corresp ndent Of the Independancs Bell.
Gays
despatch from Rome announces tho departure Of H.
dc Iavaette the Frcr cb Minister. According the
ports the ne mrlaned, IN his last interview with
the anb ssador. of the note insert in the Mniteur
the cb ec' OF VIII ch TO prevent the French bishops
from ing TO Romo whittier they had been convced BY
the head sc the church. ". de Lavaolte it is said
eared the rp'e that the In erial only 4p-
he'll che rights which the concordat allowed them and
he respectfully h:uted that il would be wel II his Holiness
would dreot tbs French clergy TO pay somewhat more
obsiBce 10 the governm 'nt Of France But the hin;
does n: a,prar ~ have been taken In the meantu-
tbs shops continue TO leave for Rome Those OF Avis
oon a." iirne arc especially mentioned about TO de-
part inme lately
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

For the week. ........
Previously reported
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
Stock Exchange.

1000 California rs.
1000 Brooklyn G W !.
1000 + RR Sd NIB, ,'63
60G0 Hud RR Is, m.
500 do.
1000 Hud Riv q { bs.
400 Tol h W LIST m.
3u00 Tol b W I'd m.
1000 Gal & Chic l m.
5000 CT & Tol ST BIDS.
10000 American gold.
5000 do. $50
5000 do. b30
10 shs Am Ex Danx.
10 MetropOl'n Bank.
6 Contirsnta tai Bahk.
20 Park Bank.
SIS Eel & II Canal Co.
r. Gun b Coal pre...
2l5 Pacific " IS Co..
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

the saving principle Of human liberty and OF social
emancipation After having re established the balance
of power sea- the United States, said threatened
10 overthrow il for their own advantage. VINO says tha
and ,eho oishes 10 We shall De repoached with
making common cause with the United States against
England We in fact do incline In favor OF the United
States because England wishes TO overthrow them under
preex Of checking their too threatening Developments
and their excessive pretensions II the existence
Of England were threatened, as that Of the Anne
rican Union is, who would reproach for making
common with England9 II is conciction thar
Emgland Uhe 10 destroy the existence Of the United States
0d sUhateuer the issue The iacide Of he Trent may hare
opinion IN hat respect wtu not be any ,cdy changed
Does any one exactly know what England has expended
armaments since the breaking Of the secession in
America? grant Of 800 millions voted for the navy
in March last the expenses Of the feet and OF the army
have been carried up to the amount Of 765
millions and The funds Of 5000 savings banks have been
put into requsition to give the finishing touch TO
these immense preparations. II is only to make
herself respected and for other object, that Eng
land has sent 80 900 men TO Canada, supplied with
maritime population arms? Such demonstrations, in
opinion cost dear TO be allowed remain idle.
The English well the value OF money lavish
for the childish satisfaction Of offended vanity And II
this prodgious increase Of military force has not really
taken place with view to the United States consti
tutes still greater cause for US 10 feel uneasi-
History does not offer an example Of
an arsserasy 50 admiratly and and po,oetslly OF.
always been in its hands means Of government and the
British arstocracy have well known how 10 make Of
those eements but now, whether the clients have in
creased whether the patrons have declined in number
and influence, the equilibrium between the two classes
has been vsiby deranged Peace IL longer what Eng
land wants. for the markets Of the world being every
more and more closed to English commerce by compet
ton she finds herself III at What has happened
the English 0ig1rchy military agitation may IT,
s therefore, in oar that IL ciu seek its salvation.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME couRT-cITy AND COUNTY OF NEW
y York Abel r. Anderson and stephen Cambreleng,
trustees A against The Liverpool Borough Bank and John
Gordon forbes-Summons for relief tcom. ITO tho
the complaint in this action, which will be ned
once OF the clerk Of the city and county Of New York.
10 the complaint the subscribers at their Once No ~
Wall street, in the city Of New York, within twenty daya
after the service OF this summons exclusive q the
day OF sch srrvce and you fail 70 answer the sn'd com
raut withnhe time aforesaid the rainGs In this acticn
will apply 20 the Court for the RI demanded IN the eor-
DArEp Nsw YoRE, Nov. ii, 1851.