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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The Pacific Railrosd .Eill passed the
Rouse May s BY 80 majority.
The Leayenvorth Conservative gives the
following As the main features OF the bill:
i" The road will 80 from Fl, Le.venworth, up
the Kansas Valley, and proceed due west
along the line known As the Smoky Hill
Route, passing Denver, and Salt Lake, and
terminating at San Francisco; il has east
ern branches from Missouri and Iows.-
1t receives such liberal grants from the
Government that there is no doubt of its
being pushed to completion - rapidly IS
possible.
All can sec alta glance that this great
National lhoroughfare will be of incalcula
bic advantage to Kansas. It places US on
the highway between New York and Can.
ton, and over it the riches Of the world viii
be poured. No new State ever had before
it 80 bright future ~ Kansas has to-day.
Never sgaia shall vs have to appeal for
immigration Or ask from generous hearts
the help demanded By new and fam;.D-
stricken people,"
Oa the same day Of The passage Of ~
Rsilroad bill oy the House the Free Home-
stead bill was taken up in the Senate and
passed by the everwhelmning n.jori,y Of
80 yeas to nays. 1t had already paesed
the House, and now snly needs the Presi.
DENTS signature to become Law. The
bill is similar to ali its predecessors in gra.
suiteusly giving homestead to all actual
settlers.
The N. Y. Tribune thus refers to the
good days work Of Congress:
Free Lands for the Landless snd Pa
ci6c Railroad to bind in iron clasp The Pa.
ci6c to the Atlantic States ana develop the
bouadless Mineral wealth Of The Rocky
Mountains, the Colorado Valley and tae
Great Central Basin-two such measures
are not often 40 signally advanced in one
day. The clouds that have long darken.
ed eur National prospects are breaking
away, aud the sunshine Of Peace. Pros.
peri,y and Progress will ere long irradi-
ate the land. Let Us rejoice aud gather
strength from the prospect!
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Every shos Cts not every foot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-OcT. c.--Be'ore

Recorder HOFFMAN.
The October tef m If this Court commenced To-Day.
tie following named gentlemen were inpauueied ois'
larors: VIII am 4. fh rson FoTemani william y booA'
Albert Ceuhe.d John {. Chan 'r;ain Anz Hhi.s~sy'
,s% h' S;cS; 2 %in FS s ts sp.u'rr
Lanlbst suydaa' jr 'Srs' vPsy S0,n John s
be then charged the Grand Jury Ho ssid that
the pftsent as rnueh II tn any oter period N
the Story Of oar couairy time wien under due
,sn Of s d5ns s.pS o n, Ts d nc t ne times
was ,w ossress, to dsrssd q public interests ana
low Agsins, this tendency and urie mns ss taey
70 DO pre'en. hsO caa eetea1nea ,5on', az
Ate iustrctns the Grand jury upon their general duties
said ts he had reeeivsd rom time to nne io &c ne
recues,e 70 charge Gssnd lazy particularly upon CERTAIN
ss Lac any ~ &C, cal rn, would f5Dow ms yielding
&c Ieqert IL NOT ,6e hight or duty o. the Cont
sroer or oser ia bich he n conduct bs public busn
regular OF law z wss brought oscre the C9ut
rieht TO invesste upon brought 10 ihetr
knowledge TON easer sonre's than from me Di't:c'-
Question. Of ale ana general pubic policy wer no, pro T
fer dcus5 oefofe them lA-se bs,"LEeI istAef 70 hs
rosrun. the pnpi. aud the press II these thee iioeS
N failed to pubic public evils aud 10 the
eesy fr their correction, Judge Oh tie bench could hardly
0n the Freedom Of Speech and Of the Press be dTle
ssSS% sa5 " s. i 's Ire nae ar a ssoS Of
honest zens of ohces The Government. brave and
psat Bu, IBIS IS on. Of those evils wsieh 30 regulated
and only b. hssy pSe eS Sa tt mae r. Il ne
Press end ccntiousnss in the other vefy ao
feat aud II pretty certain that free re0e Will 9F any
great length Of time tie Suppression OF be ioner OF
tLs existence OF the latter.
Whst.ves evil there may be- IS beyond your control Of
tpino uIe Of celtic lbcls which o.
subjects your action IL !. soar undoabted right wb,n
vo1 de IA Decrs.ry 10 cal public aeHton 10 any pub 20
sv and proper their ssppre sion Lere
.re sIy snch you know well as Do icn need no
prorrnss rom me- AID should ask expect that
should avail m.ef Of 10y pson .. Su9.s 70 pioca,
si,izsu a. wnet such always ready - express
Iha l}rspd jay then retired 70 de.lbeIsle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
Arrived.

Ship fiscsssqua (of Portsmouth NJ J. Wesks Lyerpos
y 3d. spoke ship Arctic t Bo.to from Jamaica bound fol
Liverpool lth a 60 2 spoke Bremen ship Fer
pat AZ 49, lon % 81 spoke Italian bark Eliza AIabno from
Cardiff Aug % for kewYoIk; Oct lat 40 80 ION u 90
Ship Fioreace Of Bosom wsdswsrtb. whsmpoa May 30
aud Masos JuDe passed Aote' July s. Cope Good Hope
Ic 70 Carr Co Aos S. ll IS % S. long 2S Is T. spos.
whsiss schooner Silver Coua Of IOnd had 80 bb.
Ship Nonpars shigsbsr Lke'pool 81 days, sail. Thomas
Riohsdson CO. sep, a. La, ~ 49, lon 81 a. IA com.
Puy with slip Napier, from Liverpool Tor Ne..Yok sept:
36 ls "a So lon 81 e5 ,sasized British sip ard
CT pnsn, from LolloDd Island Tor Quebec 81 days our.
wight Sept D. dss and 81 passenger, to oIans Miacl N
slip John Banysn (Br, Of Abcrdeen Allan, London %
Snip Cstharns lo Boston Freeman Newosloars ?5 days
sp lease Webb Huchnson LIVER DOL Sept g. nd.e and
200 pas toe. H. Mmsba.l Co.
Slip Manhattan, Dixon Liverpool sspt II, radse aud 80
Ship Peqsot lof sacO Davis Liverpool Aur 20 coal to
Ship rropi0 tof Kepnebuns) Novel; Hsve Sept !, nd..
Snip Clyde Bs Of Yarmoalh n 81 Perry Cardiff 80 days
BAH Lebanon (of Boonl Ges. Bs,ol o. flond % days.
railroad iron 10 j. W Eive Co. sept ~ a. - lon. AZ
20 .pokeshia Lizzie Homsn. nom Liverpool bound fo' Ns
Bah yicsorius tOf sostbpor Jones' Hsvre Sept l. md,c
bark Afsoce from Weymouth lor Nsw-YoIk
Baik Penguin 81, Of bundsfand MeGiegoF, Glasgow
Bal A. w. singeton fBr, Of Yarraouth, n. 81, ~ S.
.ysIs y; wdsh d. bosa.. wsslinsioa D. G, dsys, b.
bsL Warren H.iisr Of BOs.on, Halle Bsbia. seFt p
'iiss 10 ews o &c, 90 of6er ~ !
Bari Harold Br. OF s5ndesDdj. Cspoih Cardiff 10 days
osi 10 Master.
But s..p4sne nh Bandrei. st. Thomas io days bal
Bix Jenny Jsltes tBr. Of Extlerj Smelling Exeter 50
sys bslast 70 Mr.. BonsL 6ep o. la 43 80 lon - 80
psks SHY CLMsusgne, fs1 AraP0'l SEPT q! sl u %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or OYER AHO TEsNISEh-ocr O--''''''
.xn ,rpy nTscuARGEp-THH CASE CT NARY
REAL POSTPONED.
The names Of tho Grand Juors were ealed 'hiS
manning Judge Barnsrd told them that In consequence OF
Grand Iury being ip.nueed in tie sessions todaS-i pens
dopbtful whether two grand u'es could be legally n session
ip the s.ne county o, the tre-'hey woHs De us
CHARGED t the r. monday Of November next al ~ "'''
Q Il.
T. Petit Jury was called and only thhy'hroe sn'Weed 70
their uenes Judge Barnard proposed uakns an ~ o.
sdou panuel ii tive hundred, Ic.u!habic OF "e"AsfS
tnoTuirg .,,..u;.,o Il ,o a,c;3
sanx In dis case AID asscd could not 20 on to'nsto"'
qbe sad IL would be impossible 10 Lve the yHel &c
tusie IN thst tine. The order was theh AHee,
SCI down fl Wedresds The acenieo was sot l4eeu. 49,
The Judge gave notice ;het he wocd ROY excuse Jurors on
,rc,t busess nor ci Sickness uniess upon
erribclte accompanied by an atndevit Al TINS
si,e when dc bu.ue of the Court so important
recesslry that All Jurors houll be In sttencence 9e
te s In he performance OF Pr5ic duty, and Gniess they
did SO tAey should be promp huta.
THg CASE OF SAMUEL HALLLIT. -
In the Gaze Of Samuel Hallett. who was indicted
.or toss iss nut Ct the State bonds ef Indiana sh
facts och are fl,ninsr tie public, Mr. John f. BurT
counsel oT tie accused moved to qu,h the indictment o.
the ouud that the not covered by the sesrss
th,s State. Mr.A Oakley Hall, DktricsAofney oppose
tie molten on behalf of tie people Vhe argument oeenpe
the eutire day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

The Norwich and Worcester Road earned in
September all increase in round Numbers Of 10000
over September 1861. Tho recent purchases have
been largely for Norwich account by parties best
acQusinted with the worth n the stock
The tunnaee Of the Reading Road for tho lat
week wac 1880, and Of the year 1873, 4i4 tuns,
against 1890, 976 last year.
Tie Treasurer Of the Rome, Watertown and o..
densburg Railroad Company gives notice to tie
bohdholders that the v cent Government tax de-
Quoted from coupons due Sept. l. 1862, Will be re.
funded at the Agency Of the Company, on prevsu.a.
ton Of the bonds,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
COURT CALEYDAR-Tnrs DAY

SUPREME CoUGr-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos. 1911.
2sl .9 1883 28.3 28Ss 2oi, 2365, 2367 1863 25l, 153
2919 2egi 1888 Pas. 2s9 za9J 1885, 2o1 Part N-Nos
.scs o3e 2se4 2ff6 1888 1850 81 p 2 29c6 x9c5, 1910
2s2 2sl4 2sI6 1872 ?sal 1928 1850. 234 $685. iI Ill
No. l723 1903 2ss 2kaj 22l7 2S15 S3Is 80 a52 25s
SUPREME CoURI-SFEcIAL TERn.-Part I.-,De
uurere-Nos q. a. 10 a. o.. &c. Part l-lue' Of lay
End Fac Nos lTe i3 1888 lG7 1913. 1885, 1852, zl, 20 I'll,
Ri 223 221 2.s 23l, 233 235. 231, 81, 245 -.
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. l033. 1868, 1913,
ITO 1874 2e 1855 1901 2sl 1883 2i3 937, 25J. Pat H.
Nos 2S lsG 2Js z298 800 1872. 232, 2sI0 2Jl5 22o
2e22 Z3sj. - 30.
COURr OF COMMON PLgAs.-part Mos. $50,
1913 100 542 1914 l25 1913 1919 1920 1928 M 1926 y G.
l2l7 liza Part III Nos 7G d3 SOL 2i3, f6 e. 2i2 l<S
l2Js l2U7 1911 1878, 1890 1853. 1884,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
MosDAY, Oct C-,. NJ.

Tie week opens with great buoyancy. The ami
nation and volume of business sarpasses any day OF
lna week. The anxiety evinced BY each TO be the
first ia 30 great that stock viii cell Of 4aI y cent
difference in Price at the same moment Buying ty
new parties is more than equal to absorb the stock
thrown by old holders securing profits, and the
latter class return again at higher fgres, producing
renewed excitement daily, Governments were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
CHIPPING INTELLlCENCR.
PORT OF EEW-YoRK".."..Oc1. C.
Cleared.

Cleared.
shp-SicoeIa (Ans.). Fecsn..ck, Queenstown, HolEboe
Co.
Brk.-Queen ycto1s (Br). Conway. Bristol, Barclay
Living Thule (NOrw nj Anderson. QueenowD, lunch
bsfcse WeDdt
Bnss-H. NJ Nine (Bf) Dart, Demerars, T. J. G. A. De.
wolf Gardner lPort. De CUmpos, Opcrto Hsyoueyer
BIgnn.
schooners-Jane (tr.). Warren PortsnPrnee, Henry De
CoIdoya; Fellow Craft tBr OsboOIce, ST. Johns r. r.
j Eeyius h Son.
soops-Repy. Wells. Providence, II. s. Ractetti Lady
Lake Lake, New Haven. Ii. 5. Racket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
WIND-Sunset, from 5.
Disns,crr, &c,

RRTrhsEr.-schr. Crens.- 2. Nelson hence s,rt p for
Glasgow returned 20 this port Sunday having Sept g. In
let 81 49, lon "a TO- in heavy gsle from s. H. carried snt
head Of torcmas', j,bbooD, aud spruss nainEsst
sl THOMAS, SEPT II, 1862,
The By brig Ro;tssy, bound from Liverpool - s. 20 Bar
BADGES arrived here lss eveDg dismssied on the 2h Aug
hurricane She has so ali sails. end 4. leak
BY ietier 20 LMood Naier. eco. Sec 20 ldeIW-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

spS e. id. "a Il 90 lon s. spoke B. scA Onward Of
SrS Zen Se.i er. Of syaHsy O. b. Ryan Lus,n B.
Il days. Siser. Sailed in company with brig Olive.
Brig B Auoe of Sunderland. Brown Sligo 80 asy ballast
MI Atlanta (Norwesianl Rcd Yewry, Is days. baas. to
ir Rival tnew 800 !ur'), Smith Portland, csnn in bal
Big G F. Eaton OIL Curry Dublin 80 days. scrap sn to
Big Gen. Boyd Evans, s,cc 4soy..
Schr. Levi Rowe (Brl Keller Nassau. N. r. IL days fn
Jossph Ehess Oct O. OF bai.eras spoke tchr. t. ar
sehr May u Msrgsm Hslett, Havana Sept ?s sugar TO
C. Good speed Oct T. "a Cape Ha,teas spoke schr Levi
Rowe nom Nss.aa. N. T.. fcr New-york.
sehr Ocean Wave bil Lockha Windsor, NJ 81 10 day.
schr Alfred Hal Reed. Portland Conn., uOne. bound for
sehf Sarah Jane Of Key wcst Jone, Koy West 81 day,
condemned stores TO II. Bi1ret
sch1 Three Sister, Gray Berlin days, to G..
scRI. T. Stevens. cunsipgA,n,; Albany for Portland
schr. Georgia, Pocksrd Norok days sno to master
| Selr. Nancy, Berry. oiace Gay. C. b., 10 days
schr. qcrtTuso Mitchell. Ne.;LondSn days
| schr A,tres Cassidy, Ees,port ssys, ls'as
| soop =. sPrssae, Gibbs, Providence d5ys.
Soop Charles Coleman NeN.l,ondon days
sreener Key Wet (U T. irausPOi CFsptTee Ws'hnSton
In ballast TO u. s. Qusrtermssier ~.
Steamer Jefferson tU s. trrnsporD. Whitney. Fortress
Mcuroe ~ hours IN ballast 70 u. d. Icmpfins. -
Il Steamer James S. Green u. 3 usnspoI) Maehon, WsSh
Steamer Mars Nichols PLiladslplla. nadsc. to Lsp.r
Kirkpatrick -,
Steamer Samson. Jones, PLisdephs nidss. to J. N
Drgga -,
Steamer f. W. Drune. Foster. Baltimore rndse to Wm
pazell -. .
steamer Laurel Christopher Bsltiuore u,e to wn Dial
sel
WIND-Sunset from s.
FoI. NEvBnEx trsn'po,ts oriOic and Ellen s
TeIry Ie No. 10 " r. leading ssbsfsnce an'
hospital stores for Newbein. C..
FoR WAsmSeTox.-Tle sclrs Ens.antress and Western
Star Pier No. N r., leading subsis.eace stores TO
Washington.
The steam Transports homs' Swami and City OF Richmod
also at Pier No ~ r. loading ammuuiton and fodder
LArSoHxD.-At Addison Point Me-. Sept 30 from CHI
yard OF Mr. L. Knowles superior bark OF about 20 tue
nsmea the Aicea owned IN New Ierk by Messrs Peek
Church aud a H. Badger Go she will be COMMANDED
Cspt ". Cssop, and Intended for the general freight
ing business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

BuIps Head nank.-St,enent of the BULLS BEAD
BASH eQa.sei b. Chapter 30 Laws Of ,S3 for the
week ending Sf4rsy the Nj fay Of October. 1862:
Aysr,;, .l Of Locus aud so ~
Avcfa.a guiouht Il specie y 80 -
Average e l3sb53 90
Average ef Dcro.lts .....,..,.... 4o1SJ 10
,lty md Couusy of E.wYok. s.s l. GEORGE w. VIII
LtTf. Casbior OF the HuLi!S HEAD BANK, bcias duly
doyo-e that the above correct to
lac bs.. Q! my knos.eigc and belief
&. W. WILLETr. Cashier.
Sworn before tao thls the 9Th ~ of Dcto ld6i
J.. sFKPagsSos Notary Pablo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
Passengers Arrived
yryiATurH ALMANAC

n tsip Pied,oqaa, from L'repoe!-C. 7. Howard, w.
White. W. siInea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC
eah-Nises...C:02 Sets............5:34 Moon-Rises.
sIeH -gATgR
eAnay Hook. Csc Gov Island 7:4D HellC o.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

SUPERIOR COURT GRNYHAL PKEN.-Ocr. 6-bo.0fo
Justices RoERkTsOs, barbour and NniIE-
DEcISIOss.
Courhliu at. The Adams Express Co Judgment
Affirmed with costs Opinion by Robertson, j.
Field Ct al ast. bankersJ alignment sfImed ind Jug
for llsia;ih with costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
Bank Statements.

american Hxcbnrge Enn,G.--s.,.eIpe,t Of the
ANsRiCAN ~ uANGE HASh, y. T.. reggi'ei
Ctllfef - Laws OF 1883 for 10 werk en1iBs SatuE
cay, Ilr f'A Jay ~ Oct0brr =.
Av'ffse irl, III Hi and Discounts. f,rs 20
AYerse amount of - 2tl.5!9 %
Average sfrult = CT ruls IHtl 90
Ayas saoput OF Drpotits. p1si4o -
q sAd County " New Igrs, 81. J! y MukNAf,
C.,Lios 81 the AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, Eew-
foss hcny day sspcs- a az thst tho 10
4, rect 70 the bee. Of 10Y knog.e aud belief.
II. murray Cashier.
ssou before me .hi, c,h isy OF October lf ;.
fhrpsnic nr.I. Notary Pnhlic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

hank Of the Csmmoryvenith.-S,a tem,n, Of tho
BA'h or Tar IOMAosWEAbtH. required by
day of October. le12:
Average smonut u oius and Discounts sol 55s 80
Ase he ainonn' OF specie
Aycfs-- amount Of CTculptoa. 3las4I 90
n,, Jitt blj %
fDWAND HAlGlif, Presiden< OF the BANK OF THE
COMMONWEALTH, being duiy sworn, doth d-po,s aud
.,y ta tho 10 eseng s,cman is the best of hi.
knowledge and ballet EDWARD uAiGur. President.
subcntes and sw0sn bgiore tn Och day October
lWg FKEnEHic BuiI. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

At,nntsc Baals IS aiern.ut Of III. ATLANTIC BASK.
regre ~ ,a-g'rr 10. Law. ~ 1881 0T tie weak ead
ffiiss. thr "A day %. Oeiobcf 1867:
Avsrss, snouh, Of Loans AID I31 i23
AssTt.- INT r Sof
assrsgc amount q Circu aon................ l2bb
Avossse euoaGi Of Deps.it..
Cny aGd County Of Nsw-Yers, 81 !. n w r. PREF
MAN. H-ing CssAlsr 81 ths krLAkIlC HANK Nes .Y5v,
tcug duly deresr sd sAy f aomelt IL
correct 20 ID PsV cs my kgo sl'dg. snd belief
H. ". a. FREEMAN, Acting Cashier.
Sworn before this 6,D DAY O. Oosobrr Loo.
tDwis T. CsRYY r. Notary Fnhlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Edward Fox agt. Philip Barrows.-SIay grantee
fsT 80 d,ys ony. -, 80. .
ooaou Kobn.sm sg, n. Taacredy. John s. Christie et
81. AT the ssue.-Motiogs denied.
Frederick l.. ives Ct al Guinard Ct alMotor oeheo
with 40 essts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

The Exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morn
ing were s -, i57, $50 &C.
The deposits on p cent temporary loan win
Mr.. Cisco reach 100000. The gold depositS are
light.
Mr. Harrington, Assistant Secre.aryof the Treas
ury, bas been in town for few days, and hss made
such arrangements with tho National Bank Note
Company rs will secure large Increase in the man
ufae;ure of tho new postal currency. The supply
heretofore has been $27 Geo. which has scarcely met
the wants Of Government for its own payments
leaving but mesger amount for the public. The
amount executed Will be increased in few days to
5000 aud ultimately 10 100000 per day, which
will meet the public requirements
Tho following is a s,atemen. (perily es.ima'edj oi
the slecie movement Of this pors for the month Of
September and since Jan. J.;
sps Gle IN llart and suh Treasury Jan i6a.s ,ptr.
Received BON IoN
lofeign
Prom tie iDlsnof, ''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
c,rpprMr Co1rRT-ctrc-rr-Os, C.

The Hon. NOAH Davis. ir., OF Bsl,alo held Part
u q ,ks Court day lu Part L. judge p4uad put tie
endsr til Tuesday morning In fart H. nothing as
ready for triJ. ,-.,--p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07
BAUD ofihe Ney-York Dry Dock Company

bHnh oil the New ork Dry Does tonPnhiNT,., "a,
DOCK COMPANY grir by Crsr tier ESQ., Laws Of 1888
Tor t- week ,s2i.g Saafy the itn day Of October 1879
Ay,flys OF Loans sod ptTial6 -
Avcfsss amout of lui. ~
Ayrr-gs sinount OF fpia-9 90
Aysfsss ef Dep, s............., 4ls99 80
Ci,s and CoIaty Of N,ss Isrk. -: l. FREDFdllCh A.
HAlES Cashier Of tho NIW-lOiK DRY DOCK COM
PANY being duly sworn, depoIs aud ,hst the above
statement n correct, T. T. HAYES. Cashier.
Sworn before mo ih. 9Th day Of October. 1862.
p. g. McPnrRsoS, Notary Pebble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Loves ia bank sh4 ai9- l'e-' '-L's ''-'e '--''
Tho Flour market was active nt ID lOc hbl.
ai,aucc. Ucra was also better ir. y bash. and
Whoa, was IN good demEud for shipment, bu, sellers
made q coucoasion II L.. T. bush.
TIE following circular have been Issued in relation
to Ito new lax law:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

OF money there Is better supply again on de-
mand NJ 4d5 y cent. Several esuses have sended
to give money matters a slight degree OF stringency
for few DAYS past One was an unwllingness in
some financial quarters to make loans aud take de-
uand notes while the legal requirements OF a stamp
could not be met another was, that other parties,
while vua to make loans without the stamp form
atty. were more discriminating than usual as to tie
character Of the borrower and still another was the
Immense volume Of the Stock transactions, which
reouired nm enormous amount Of facilities. Tho
stamp question is now, however, entirely ignored
excepting in very timid quarters, and money is again
offered with freedom. Tho supply OF paper in the
discount houses is extremely limited, and prominent
names are rassed easily at 4a6 p cent?.
The ma ket has hardened little for gold to-day,
but tho transactions are moderate Tbeepecalators
this fancy have mainly turned their attention IN other
directions. Demand notes arc in the same category.
They arc steady at 1876 0ll9i. In one-year GER
tGcates there has been large business at very firm
prices. Country bankers are investing largely in
this security. The Gales wero made at 99s ava.
Tue $50 y cents aro also in large demand mud hrm
at 1855 a 1851, which is better.
The shipments Of Specie from this port last week
So, po,n,.,, u.,h,rr-,mere,n rod bars, ~ 7as
.' po,Ss,;. i.y,,s u,,ican co'd cou..,.... H. s0J
., $500 p,"s, so-s,gn ~, N e. in.....,. col
So. - -. Az a n siIc,n silver soin.. ESQ
Steamer Eorest. London Foreign silver Column. xsL
s,e,ner BoIusis London Mixed specie. w
steamer Eins gold b~r,...'. 90 ~
Steamer Etua Liyerpoo.A ehcan gold csin.... zsNso
Steamer Itns Live p0olSsVeTei sns..... ~ -
r.,,.,.-.t .. s7i3O1i
N io.a 10. 49, - ........,.,,... q Gis. 81
NJ, =. r.,.,v, toc, .......e il5 G,i 4
o. io.al - ~ 10, ''-'' - ~ ....... J1cl, .; :
game ,inc "a =, y. ''''''''' ... sstf2 1a3
oain' .,i's q. =. 60 -, .. 81 s31 ca
nl,o 80 a. r. IA .......... 2l,GE. 5l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Hutchers, aud broyors, nls.-staseinent 81 tho
sppter Law>of 1883 fOr tue weeA ending Saturday, tho
,lh DAY of Octohef, 1902. ,o,.
Aveta,a smouat 81 Loans and Diseou' Yll
Average smo<nt vi hpteie.,,..,..s .s.sts.t'' ifNp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Bauk of North Amcrirn.-staierncnt Of tho BANK
OF NORTH AMERICA. .. required by Chapter ?3o Laws
1 Tor tho weck ending Saturday 4h day az October 1882,
Ayerre nmouu, Of Loans and l6l "a
Ayefass amount Of Specie iBoV9 IL
Av,ra,e amount Of Tcuai lon. l3lb o.
OF leposlts
rty ami county OF kew.Noik 81; l. JOHN p, WEAVER
o worn de POGO aud any the above statement - cor
,s,t 10 tno beat VI my kHossloigo aud belief.
''N' JOHN Y. YfLV ERrON Chaahler.
evoru b,forr me this Go dav 81 October 1859.
.I SAM. a. BulI, Notsry Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Lcain .n MMhasIEhCriRERS BANK Of The ivy -
NsTYo,s c1 rs ,s:g q 70 s- sss
49, aesa, Of Loans Aad Disscunts ssa b
Average amount. fs!sce, Il In: i.is
Issthsr Maui soturofs tank.A..''''''' aI3S3J n
Aysa.e amount q DePo,. IS: T. NICHOLAS
SIX END ssSa'y Of The LEATHER NJ
BANK b asy ys" Dep ssss u my s haasdss ts
'so'i0N' 10 '''N" NICHOLAS +. PALMER es'n'''
sworn before Dc WV Fxsoss,e BVLL. Not ruous'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Bnxil or Amcrlcn.-Slaiement Of the BANK OF
AMLKlCA required b, Chapter go Laws OF ieSs Tor the
week anding Sausdty, lth day oil Oeiober, ~ Z;
Ay.r,Fe OF Loans md Discounts sJr.sn =.
Avrtsg. amount Of II cello. Isoi'oi ~
Notes o. late Bank Of America...."Sl9ae) pf4 90
Average smount 81 Iiiouation..... 2J,iao) - :.
Average amount OF prposl,J. ~ Il
City add Cousty OF N.w.York .i L. WIN l.. JENKINS
Cashier Of the BANK OF AMERICA. being duly snirmed
aud that the aeoys ssa,enant 10 correct 10 the
se.t Il my kuowisJgs and belief
Affirmed before mot this 9Th day OF October, 1909.
FHkpEgio Buir, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Iryinr Hank,-sts.emsat Of IRVING BASk. AZ
auei py Ilspter $50 Laws OF 1864 for the week sndna
Saturday the Ith day Of October. 1897 ,oos o..
Aver p. amount OF Loans and Dscounta
Ayerpse emouut Of Specie. ~
Average amount Of Circulation .....'..''' 10 -
Ayetac, Anoust OF Depsss.... SsS
c,,y and Comfy OF New.Yofk ss: L. DANIEL v. ~.
BlRrHOLF, Casher OF the iRViNa BANh oers auaS
.warn i,ooss And say that the statement correct
DANIEL V. II. BERrhOLf. Cashisr.
Sworn before me THE t,h day Of October. lsos. ~
TnoxAs L. OsI1 Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

ro,rRr OF OYER AND TERMlNER-ocr' e.--Bei0fe
SOoHi Y" Justice BARNARD.
svx GRAND JURY pIsCBARGEI-THE CASE OF MARY