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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Mr.. Haight and Mr.. Mcmahon az the onion candi'
dates for Congress and the Assembly, both Dem
Gratis INT Democrats who, Ike Wordsworth and
Trema;n. scornsd that bastard school OF Democracy
which substitutes reputation for National faith
which. protesting to support the Constitution and to
adore the Union denies the right Of the Nation to
coerce the South that 1t may protect its integ.
rity and enforce its laws-that cham Democracy,
which, no longer the vindicator of our National
rights and our National honor, has become the ser
vile tool of Southern oIgarchs-esrning the con-
tempt and deestation of all loyal citizens, and re-
raid for their treachery, like Benedict Arnold, by
the favor and eulogies Of the enemies Of America.
Mr.. Haight bad recognized 1t as bis first duty 70
sustain the Government, ard by his services III he
last Congress had commanded the rerpect and conn
dence of the Administration, and especially OF the
far-sighted and accomplished statesman, the secre'
tary OF the Treasury whose schemes OF finance have
already enabled us to disappont the predictions OF
our English friends. Those schemes were yet 70 oe
completed, with Mr.. Haight's ready cooperation ~
connection with the bankers of New.York, in such
way as to show to the world that in the midst OF
war that would exhaust an ordinary power our
national securities with tax not one-iourih as op.
pressive as that Of England, are made SOLID apo
| most advantageous investments and then our cur
rency, convertible at par into an inierest-payh,s
stock, should approximate closely TO tho eoio
standard. H.,
Mr. Jay closed By urging them 70 vote only Io'
those who would swear never TO desert tne oid nag
never 10 consent to the sundeling OF our Republic
nsve, 20 betray our National Independence, never
to dishonor our hereditary principles OF Freedom
for Tins only could they pay that debt OF love anc
Gratitude and devotion which We all owe 70 oul
Common Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Tar UFnArp's Echo YRos kET WEST "a
Herald recently asserted that C0'0ne. s.' !" Ksy
t.kcn upon himself to free the SAVES I'd aI
West. Fla, and calling for his removal Is to-. NJ
answered with indignation in that sand .;@rl,
Era, of October IS, asserts that c. MO'o 'So mssi
offered IN asylum and psotsc'On to saves WI. in d.
e,eaps to our lines, and take service IS ua.s p~
bosrj,I and laborers for tho QuNterrr.s'sI' .s..
noS Ani Full aaslory for III. o' s..s p
the officer in question finds III the 'ssn hsss
sama.ion Of July last and |. "y' INV NV, . NJ, MI
acts are sc, aside, it will be tine to invl'e am..
Iory to hi, deserted villa sAd recfll otnsi Pvt d.
Kew weser from, service in tho Rebel aruy ,,uss
n"r.D;, Of their usnai avocAiious. and the enjoy
of tho former privileges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
The receipts from the LIST Of January for three

Decrease, 1867. pi"ioi oS
The Oil Creek Railroad has been completed. 1t
runs from Cory to Titusvilc, distance of twenty
seven miles. At Cory it connects with the Phls-
delphia and Erie Railroad, for Erie and the West.
and alec with the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road, and thence by the Erie Road TO New.fork
direct BY means OF this road the great oil regions
can be reached without difficulty. The road was
projected and determined on by the owners of the
oil wells about tho middle Of the Spring Of this year.
The capital was at once tubscri9ed, and the work
was commenced in May, and by the Let OF the pres
ent month the road, twenty-seven miles long, was
completed and turned over to the proprietors.
The Councils ofthe City Of Pittsburgh have passed
the following ordinance relative TO the bonds issued
TO- the dile rent railroad compahes
An Ordinance authorizing the issue Of Bonds to be exchanged
for Bond. issued la IL subscription TO Railroad
he,a, BY an act ofhe General Assembly o, the State of
Pepu.y yAua entitled An set to authorize tine Guy OF Pitts
turgh con promise with the holder. Of bonds 'sd city
issued ia subscriptions to ne espt. .ioes Of Ger
Am Railroad Companies" approved lih ssy of April. D.
1857 ths Councils Of said city arc authorized to n-eoiie
cougpsme with the holders q ,ad bonds ard isaue rev
bond. be exchanged ~ tho old one' now therefore IN
seoodsacs said act Of Assembly and for the purpose Of
SIC T. BE Ordained aud enacted by the Mayor Aldermen
ard citizens Of fi.hush in seect'And Common solneil
ssssubleI D. enacted By tue OF
sane That h- bonds OF tho city be- issued IN tie manner pre-
.cbed f. said 70 amount 10, exceeding eighteen
lunded thon.and dollars each Ia the Of thousand
doilas, dated Jsn D. 1863 and payable H. ivy years
beannr fouf per cent Interest payable s-snnua o. the
t ~ Of July AID January each year. and having cou-
pon. ssn,1ed 10 said Interest sgu-d BY the Controller
the .ii bonds aud coupons TO be made payable In tho
city Of New York "
src That the Controller Of the city be- and is hereby
saiberIsa compromise wh any holder OF holdr" OF
bond. usd by Oh. city sgLoTes Ia payment OF sebscfT
capital stock railroad company by gsisg
sIchs Tor sd bosds bonds Of the s.us agihof 1sd
b, this ofdnanc tie following terms I'D conditions VA
Al. boac, bearing cent Interest g. be Ia the sans
ouui Old for which bey exchanged srd the
eagrs Cue a. paid Of the Old bonds be AID
eerd BY snsuioE Of the RAiroid Company 20 which
.I ID bonds ued a. Ia nominal value 10 amount
s.g.l 10 said cogpogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Kaalxa ReceiHcd.

Memoirs Of the Rev Nicholas Murray ID. D. l.irwanl Y
Samuel Irenaas Prime. limo. PIP. tSs uGrH
Brothers n os,s
Illustrated History Of the Psnsms Railroad b. L. " wv
NJ d. limo. pp z73. The same IT,, r.u In.
I.r,nre. on Moral Science delivered before me Lows
,,i,uts Boston. ny Mark Hoptns u; y, S ~
Elmo PIP. 0A Gould Lincoln Ns"'i'A
tn. liz II Edward Irving. By Mn ohPhaH' S'' Pr''"
o.,. h wSs. lie By Anthony Trologe svo p'' ~
The same - n,,.. Tunslal sd ~
Henry Il. Williams. Vol IL e''' W
A., pss.ms' By nsnsy L. Abbey. limo PIP i''' ''"
"a, ~. Ag no.. r., Mrs. Madeline LsSe Er''' ~
Andrew \. Greene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

thizes more heartily with the cause Of Frssdo,.
with the object Of our war than the Union Of r..
gelioal Free Churches Of France. Two p,ou,,.-.
members Of the Church, the Rev. Nr. F;.., J.
Paris, and Count Agenos Of Gssparin, hav. 49,
works Oh our war that belong among the bes. r..
pean works on the subject. Another dstIpuu;.h..
member Of the same denomination. the Re-, :
Monod the editor Of the Church organ. SPEAK, ~
war as follows:
"A war against such . confederation a. tb. 4.
launented 1t fs to be reoiced at 1t legitimate ~ - -
which God has put In the hands Of the Ne
founded upon the oppression and the Of four
negroes upon the trade Ia human fesh upon Tia AZ
slaverade, msnsgcd and encouraged by New.York m.l
ants and openly conducted under the American Ass
American brethren, we bless you for preerrins va, a.
such peace! We say with brother wher "A r,s,t nv.
PIE has aroused ITSELF We weep your suaens -
the suferngs which they bring upon all the world b, M
inquhy Ia which all Christian nations have more or es. ~.
tihpsted They the psnful birth Of your oerty f -
will merit the name Of free people until thers IL
longer exist among you ono man not Tree and squto -
o<her.'"
Judgment has been given by the Spanish Conn
Of Granada In the case of Senior Albania and seysrI
others, for propagating Protestant doctrines Ala.
ma and Matamoras have been condemned to min.
years imprisonment. The Governments Of England
Prussia, France, and Russia, had made TO the Som.
ish Government earnest circumstances against In
exhibition Of intolerance, which, fortunately, hsu
now no parallel in any Of the European States The
Spanish Government, however has refused to socsv,
any advice and lets the medieval law take liz couru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Stock on hand Ncy. J. 1852. 2.0l9 = uS .. iSSo
TEASOoongs firm and In fair request, ISLES OF io
half chest, second hands private terms Greens are
quiet bu. s'esdy. =, -
TlN-Pig rather Armer and In good request sales OF
900 LAB. Straits 3i aud 500 do Bsnca at &c, cssn.
Plates arc quito firm, and IN fair request at full prices
TALIOW-Ihe inquiry IL Light and the market Is heavyi
sales OF 20 900 h Western a. lie. cash.
WBI5K 4. In fair demand bat ct lower prices; sales OF
$50 bbls. Western at sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Receinfa Of Produce.

Der 3I-24Is9 bbls Flour, 1,l6s bags Csxn Meal 40
bbs Whisky 1900 bssh Wheat 40 $50 busS Corr ~,
bush Oats sI86 bush Barley $50 Psg' III oste, 70
Flour 900 pkgs Provisions 6s pkss and i<7
k.,.I Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

the commencement OF the last two weeks, % COM
pared with last year, was as follows;
-,-.. o. 1sa 3. 1sa %. G GsaI.
your. bhl.., a'iss 25I4l 1882
Wheat bush. sos I41 1851 l,ls3go
Corn, bush. q 268, &o6 1,ss.T6 1.sSa3N
Bresdstuffs were lower to-day-Flour 100 loc.'
and Wheat &c. y bush. Provisions are dull.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
last week weret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
wrw WORK nAuY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER I, 1862


70 GOOD do s09ic for choice Onio ana h~c TOT
English Dairy. 40
RiCE-Proe. very hrm for all description, but the
4. light and the sales to-day upwporsnt The
stock on hand Nov bags cleaned Fast India ana
20 O brrs and nncesned do sgsn 228O tca Carolina
ard 5l77 big. Eas, India reme time last yesr
SIHARS-There 10 good steady densod for Raw. and tne
market very firm 9s9lc for fair to good Rehppa sales
OF $50 hhds SiGlO4c for Porto Rico. and 9i0l2c Tor
and lo7 boxes Havana private terms ke-
fined are steady at l3sGl3}c for hards 1900,
SEEDSCover Seed 10 Yelling in small lots ct 81 9ofc
Timothy Seed IL quiet at $al2t0s22s bu.hel Rough
Flax Seed 10 selling ut 81 70d 80 bushe the latter for
choice for erpo, The great scarcity OF American Flax Seed
and the rates which It commands we trust
will Of inducing Western farmers to turn
their attention generally to this staple devoung less
ARA 70 Corn and this article Heretofore. its ant
was not felt to extent because Calcutta Lin
,.ed WE. used substitute but this source has sinost
failed us now the result is that our onih are do Tor
want of Seed at sny price .
SPICES arc not sctive but quite rm sales OF 80 bag
Pepper II pc and 50 Csss at &c. both cash In BOND
SALT-I he inquiry 10 moderate, but the market Is quite
Arm owing 10 isht receipts aid limited offerings; sales OF
1000 sacks Liverpool Fine at 81 8 and 2ooo sse" 90
sPELTER s moro active and Ia hrmer sales OF 900 tuns
Silesian at 7c cash. -. ,., H..
TOBACCO-Ths inquiry moderase bu prices 1os
all knds main aimed sales OF III hhda hehtucAJ wiz
25ic. and % cases Seed Leaf at l59!lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

The Albany lid Assembly D.''r'S, o" W~ \
v.u,ion on Thursday nominated As ISr'
Young. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Freghts are very dull and heavy. To Liverpool,
the engagements are: 5000 bushels Wheat, ns 3D.,
in bags; 5000 bushels Corn, to fill ur, at SID, in
bulk; co hhds. Tallow, NJ 25s.i and, per neutral
flag, 900 boxes Cheese, at Asa and 10 trkins, at
As To London; 1000 bushels Wheat, at lOid., in
bulk and in bags; and per neutral ye'se 900 bbls.
Flour at Be. To Bremen: 10 hbds. Tobacco, al
as Cd. To Hamburg; 1000 boxes Extraeis, al
3os.; 80 bales Sponge, Mt cents; 6oiun, Mahogany.
at 32s. Cd. The Charters a vessel Of l,lI6
tuns, 10 Lad Ship Deals at Bangor, for Liverpool,
a. 77s. Cd. British brig, OF los tups, 10 St. Do
mingo and back, at s2,l25; and an American
schooner, Of III tuns, to ST. Domingo aud back, at
$3.50
The traffic Of the Great Western Railway Of Can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01


The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company will distribute TO the siockholder stand
ing on tho books tomorrow, on the 18th Of Noveu.
Der, one share Of new stock for every five shares Of
the old held Fractions will be settled for in cash.
at the rate Of 800 y share. This is to represent
the undivided earnings Of the company for the pre-
vious fouE years. At tie same time dividend will
be paid Of 81 per share, free from Government tax,
in cash. from the net earnings Of the past Fix month";.
The transfer books will be cosed from the evening
Of the ls TO the opening Of busness the 10th OF
November.
The Junction bonds Of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, due Nov. /, will be paid at the Office OF
Yermilye g. Co., No. Al Wall street. The coupons
duo November on the per cent mortgage bonds Of
the Long Island Railroad will be paid at tho Bank
of the State of New-York. The coupons on the
second mortgage bonds Of the Central New-Jersey
Railroad, due Nov. ], will DO paid at tho Office Of
the Company, No. 60 Wall street. The coupons Of
the fret and eecond mortgage bonds Of New-Hayen,
New.London and StoniDgton Extension Railroad,
due lst proxno, will DO paid by NJ. Morgan & Son.
No. 81 William street. The City of San Francisco
will pay all ts interest in gold as we learn by
dispatch to w. Il. Coleman a. Co., dated Oct. %,
1862.
The award FOR tho loan Of $lOO,00O asked for by
the State Of Minnesota, is TO DO made tomorrow, at
the Office Of z. NJ. Myers e. Co., No. Broad street,
to the parties who will take it at the lowest rate OF
interest. The entire indebtedness Of Minnesota at
this time is $3.50, 600, and the sum now asked for
will shortly be refunded to the State by the General
Government. Tie finances Of the State are repre-
sented TO be in sound and prosperous condition.
The State Treasurer, Mr.. Scheiier, il now in the
city 70 give tuch information in relation to it as cap
taists may require, and may be seen ut No. Broad
street.
MIR. A. G. Jerome has associated with him In the
stock business bis son. A. G. jerome, r., ut No. 20
Exchange place.
We annex comparative statement Of tho Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week ending Oct 30, and since
Jan. /:
r1 ss q: w r.. 1sSo: .lsel 1892
Thrown on n,arie'.... Iis7,el 7Ssssi I,2ls.sls
Entered tho port. $50 1929, easI2ssA e@sa 4ss
Thrown on msrie...... sosGglso 80 75Tg sJ7Sl, 500
kSIzRzD roa oossurPTl0r.
nasw Of PkEa vsne. MansI o. Ptu Value |
W ooi.......L6iI f39ll6 gln....... 90 ell $40
Cotton...... 81 81, go hiscela Gus $40 57,O21 |
~ ro.L.....3,0. si.oso,s9S
ndsW 81 Phts Value. MaRU Of Pigs vslus |
w ooi..... 21G fVjlJJ flax........ 2OI f2lOo0 |
cotton...". 100 1889 siiscelkous 70 2,sa
ohf........ ID l,Z9iI -
.anT Of Pkg v,lse siansJ Of Pkg., Value.
" ool....... ia hH,2lO flI........ ~ 1851 |
yo,ion..~.. 2i 1852 M.oells'ous 90 7l35
,tlk'..",... IL tOOU -
Totsl........ 500 sIN,As
Tho stock OF dour and grain ia store at Chicago 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

FEiDsr Oct 81, 1904.
AsUYs-Tle market 10 trmsr Tor fo,s, sales At ss ~:
Prsfi. steady at 90
COTiOA1hs demand eontinuss fsr and prices arc
same 90 bales on ba.i. Of Go.c, fos Midllng.
IOfILk-l there Ia 'sl good business dong In AL de-
,cptob and sdvsnos Of from 10 lc 10 said TO have been
obtn~d bot al paousU k-ft strictly private, We hear
Of sale. ofo23 beg Rio s7c 4oJ bag,SL Donnso a. 26c
10 bss. AafSs0o, al 2GItic, sHd ,Ooo nsts Java on
fl.afa tsfl
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

schr q snsiss, snper Baimore--van psunt sIachk
sess ESp sIsssss s@s sa 1ssress ss... o.
sssr sssr ss' Essf ."s ssn:os sss
sssr sr na srsss,ss es.sn Sss Dc s,.~A
sshr A%s.,sa. Re-, nolds rsn Rivsr-L Kenny.
sssr sssns .s'iss DsmSo S1si; M ss-r ksss
schr Smith smih. SrhnylkiIf
Steamer b burdon Loner Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
n ~ 70 h aos s. m0Ys sa
heavy gale The steamship Karnak in Tow OF stsamshp
Bs ssena sn oi Ba.ea Smith, ma Tsason sept
s i.sa Il ls psls as' iass
ons ely ~ OF y fs% 8 arE sh int "a, = 10 sa a ' b
ea q @ IA 4 y q ana from n,smsn
sied four hors when shifted 10 NV and blew ,hea
Rris Lady q Lake HASKELL, for Isnaabea
s. Pas,hg" Langlqyp p0Slsss Salss ic day. days
sehr TThonIpsun, conover sasm, days
sssI sss o.as Hs'H H..as ss s..sss sss'Ge el Es
Sch, ra,nes BasGs. s9.. r1 s.sr for ~
sssT sisvR xss ssrs Fs!ss %si!ses
ssSI ssSs sdm%ssss w:sn Iassy IHssy
ssSr ssSr ISssss jfss HbsaF ba.yl
s s;sss SSsSs .;sas sTs s.'.
Steamer Steamer Mars lleSs. ProS,dssee aays
steamer Conc sSJhols, Phiadclp1ia- M
Steamer Fair "a Norman Philadelphia
steamer ~ lady. Allen, Philadelphia.
steamer Aca Williams, Philadelphia
spray. Kenny, Providence
gchr rr BELOW.
44Ngon, from MaHsantAa
Is SAILED.
y k--ShiD Palmer, Low, Hong Kong.
<5h-Shps VIM Libby, and Queen, Liverpool; AnAa2o
<snon. Vancouver, Glasgow; Far West, Londonderr
pic, Philadelphia; Br barks Avon, Queenstown; Bidwe
/pnnarth Roads
Wind at sunset ssE very light
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

vxyANTED-NEw YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
w road stock, by ALBERT HlNICoLAf, o. "linam :.
n1r nnn TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. AT THE
DOVUU lowest rate Of % % rca - ny a. M
ssVVV' so"V' so""' ~'''X A. sERGEANf, 10 Wal street. \
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

$4,000 Us e's 'sl .cou ~
5000 u 8 6's, 81 reg. IL
1000 u 8 6's IA ,cou. 8
$4,000 Tr 7 $40 pc n. IL
1000 Missouri g.. !
5000 P,FtWxCbi2dm Z
5000 A&TH 2dm pref :
5000 An n r II 1stm Z
1900 G kNwaest obs |
20 shs North Riv bk. I
2s0 Nicaragua TT Co..
go do.
Is Penn Coal Co. :. y
eco Reading RR ...
100 N y Zen mr.. II
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

sors sonpse. sss s.sa.s !isss q p.scr. TN.
ss IN ksa ina ssars thai Lye brigade va,
en- The right BY overwnsm'1ass. as. asy was 80
and was falling ss G Ssss and cen,re py u. eSsu aud
.sau, assaults o. the enemy and knowing y o" teit
was turned our pOsoe 9o,ow wss fet the s @
army rssSpce there ana could look a. interests
a ,he Seventeenth brigade an .esides, Lieut. r. J.
dlon aud rep rcd 70 e that Though severely sssaiisd
rad uiumphant!y repulsed the enemy W several at
,ack aud that Col lyte te that he could easily main
tain his positon but late in the immense
rec fresh troops Of the enemy moving 20 his
gh concealed by the undustion Of the ground, turned
M right snk and fell upon the right and OF his bri
gade and drove and forced II . retire, which il did
under orders OF Col Lyte who was al the same
nent wounded he thought fatally and, refusing TO be
taken from the ned taken prisoner by the enemy
ward t6e right aud found the brigade reformed IN line Of
battle the right (hs Fifteenth Kentucky volunteers Col
Popel resting the hill al Cisfks house, with LOOMS
battery Immediately in the rear eninsnee. TIE
Tensh Ohio Colonel Burke aud the Third OHIO
colonel Beatty, on the lett Of the road.
These regiments had without support, struggled hard
20 hold their OF battle for several hours, aud were
uly forced after immense loss aud the move
,asn, ot The enemy above referred Co Whist the
Fnieenh Kentucky, saw heavy ioree o. the enemy
dvaucpg upon right, the same that has turned
se sr,rhi lank II was moving steadily up in fun view
Of where GEN Gibsfts army corps had been during tns
arsd wards nom ID on approaching the Fifteenth Ken
tucy inegh broken and shattered rose " s iee AZ,
cbsercd snd As one moved 70 the top u the hl
where L could see the enemy, and | ordered u 70 N
down. then rode UP 20 Looms, battery ana aifecte'
hisn 90 open upon the enemy. lie repheu tnat ne W.
ordered by Gen. McCook reserve what ammunition b
close work. Pointing TO The enemy advancing,
saaa enough and would be closer IN moment
Ne ~ opened FIRE with ascrfy an
made fearful havoc upon the ranks OF the enc
my. "a was admirably done, but the enen!
ynoved straight ahead his raksd by the Dat
sery terribly tbpnd by the musketry of the Seven
sc~nth brigade but he iatered finally hear
sn~ tbsf reinorcements were approaching the brgad
~ss ordered 70 retire aud give place them which
aid n rood order. The reinforcement were iron
uitcbes divisson, as understood, and "pea Rny
cepu I wish knew who commanded the brigade tina
might do them JUSTICE can only say that the br,gad
Y.ovd directly into the sgbt like true sde opcr
"a teIriLc Gre ard 90 pso~ tle enemy. wac
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

At the third board there were sales of Pacific at
III, of Central at LOG, Erie at GA, Hudson at 1871
Michigan Central at 90H, Southern old at 451144
guaranteed at 84T and Illinois at SO.
The Western division Of the La Crosse Railroad
was sold October 2, in foreclosure Of the first
mortgage, to Isaac Seymour, F. P. James and N.
A. Cowdrey, acting for the parties to the Cowdrey
plan Of reorganization. Various parties opposed
the confirmation of the sale. The opinion of Judge
Miller, United States District Judge, on the ques-
tion Of confirming the sale, has been published in
pamphlet form. He decides each and every point
made by the opponents of the confirmation in
favor of the purchasers and confirms the sale. In
relation to the jurisdiction Of his Court, he says
IAN objection being made to the jurisdiction of the
Court over the sale at this special term, have
concluded to defer making decree confirm
ing the sale of the railroad until the
stated term, commencing on the first Monday of
January next. Whether the objection is well
founded or merely captious it is not necessary
here to determine, the road is in the hands of
the receiver. who could not be discharged before
that time. A decree will be prepared before the
January term, for the action of the Court setting
aside the sale Of the lands and confirming the sale Of
the read"
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts 1892 717 80
-For customs. 10000 90
ay s.'.s..t... S6l .Z3I "a
Balance ,565 ,031 40
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent, free Of
the government tax, payable November /.
There has been speculative demand for the
SKIES of 1862 founded upon the supposition that
the principal will be paid in gold. The following
is letter from the Treasury Department bearing
upon the subject =
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. 8, 1882
GENrIMEN-Your letter Of the I'd instant has been re-
cevsd, asking II the principal Of the loan Of 1862 which
becomes due December next will be paid coin or legal
tender notes. The principal win probably be paid in
legal currency The interest accrued to that time will be
paid in gold. am, very respectfully,
J.F. HARTLEY,
Acting Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
70 ALLIE, wATsRs Co., Rochester, N. Y