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, 1862-03-03

A1N1loAaNA4AaEo 4tADaue.
The Chiesgo 1,nks Of Tuesday last contains
bt 1epert Of the proceedings Of a meeting
held TIL re on the e2d inst The article is q
base attack upon D. B. James, ESD, one Of
the most substantial and worthy citizens Of
the place, and is but a tissue Of falschood-
The meeting was called to celebrate our late
rieto,ies, and 10 hear read Washington's Fare
well Address, and not to celebrate Washing
tours birthday. After the reading Of the nd
dress, speakers were called cut, among others
James. he is nervous, and When he speaks 1t
hits somewhere; and he has no patience with
Democrats who are in favor Of slavery. Now,
we have il Sycamore few men who are SO
thoroughly Democratic that they can hardly be
called loyal The speaker alluded to that f1ct
and then said that the men who had for years
administered this government had trampled
beneath their feet the teachings Of Washing
tor, and had gone after strange gods. He also
it pro-Elavcrr, Bemisecession sheet state
nlent that the people believe true. After
speaking Of the glorious achievements Of our
western boys in Kentucky and Tennessee, he
made some allusion to Gen. Mcclellan, aud
among other things, said he vas pro-sllyery
Democrat, who wunted to reconstruct the In
Ion with slavery preserved, as . sacrcd thing j;
hence nothing had been done on the Potomac
At this point a few Democrats begun to hiss
and stamp, wien the speaker told them not TO
wince-that if he did not state facts they would
soon have an opportunity to reply; that he was
thac con1a n;t h;sa ~. h;,n 5ar, oe ~. ~;
tnt Tha -rhn,a 1ssaaaad . G"n .he; 80 ~
a ~ un aug m y. ea
~ ~ Isoa s;3aaef, % ;tuo e'sp
hedT hse, nS r t,pt, t'.;e fa ites sa1
eo-.tb ~ ~, uy .nn thsH ti 4,'nt ~
nas oasea "a th @ +hrsa i n1a, ~ ls ~
T;en,se T:3,ss ~ 49,, 1roa,,e - H.. az
~ ~, .te'' 'io $fAe1 5''A'' loA 'A'1es'
Tha @ .,an1,,a 1,ero 7p;7, o;1a ,rr r,uae .o,r
;v,o .-g ~ - ai,1 ~ h;onis -, ~
-tss,,na nna .nI ~ aae - ~, 5a ~ LIZ
-N'''A'~ @'A>> - F,1n pr.x
s,rcn1~< Eth O. 1890 ls' = '-A'
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4 Correction. S-r-.-.,
EEoKUE, Iewa, February ash. 1864.

KsoKuK. Iewa, February a5sh. 1861.
Editors Chicago tribune:
II your issue OF tho Ssh, you state that
Col. John W Rankin1who failed in aa at
tempt last summer TO raise = regiment Of
Iowa csys:.y, has been appointed Colonel OF
the 17th inE::ntry: Permit ME to say ttiat-1
never attempted To raise a regimen. Of cayal-.
y. Youprobab1y refer TO Rankin Of C.nada,
who; attempted to raise'a, regiment Of I.anecrs
a. Detroit = 1f::7':': ::'s1
It is true that Tam Co1oaol OF tho iowa 17ts,
infantry, aud pardon me for sayinS tha.
know No such TQsi IS sfaD.''
JoHN n. RANKIx.
, 1862-03-03
QUE CAIRO LETTER.

6e7l,ati-1Ae aspect in Esunsssse-INe Con
tra5und question-A zoyal a ffiean and the re-
acdrd he got-O,r State administration. molly
eradicate thcmse7ses-Ca1e ,fo,. oN1' aronndez-
t9t7tlTu mentions
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tE~ Al attempt was made to poison the
{au,il; and some tEcnsy boarder= at the house
OF Thomas Corror. IL ritts5ursh, 4 fay da7a
since. After dinner all who ate vt The house.
became suddenly Ill from poison, aad several
required aid Of physicians It is thought all
will rscovcr. The landlord Was suspected and
on1alkaed to jail for e1Amlnatios.
, 1862-03-03
Gtf: Tritumt.
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1862.


~A-AAANA+ A[N@s t
HOW TO SAVE THE SOUTH.
The war against the Union by the South,
Il men know, had its source in ignorance
nd delusion Of Human Slavery, which
sere infiamed to passion and treason by
be efforts and frauds of ambitious and
eckless men. All history shows no more
ariking Instance Of a whole people being
leceiyed, mislcd, and betrayed by the men
o whom they looked for patriotic counsel, |
:afe and wise impulse and plan. They are |
heir chosen and trusted leaders who have |!
.hus treated the Southern people; who have
6lled their hearts with false hopes and
fierce passions; have shown 10 them the
mild and noble features Of the best Of Coy
painted in the blackest and ugliest
colors; and with false alarms Of unreal
dangers, and Gancied wrongs have Tighten
ed and forced them into rebellion And
as was expected from such base and
trcacherous leaders, have 50 little regard
for the true interest and enduring welfare
Of the South, that they would sacrifice them
all many times over rather than give up
ono Of their own selfish hopes, OF have
enen paa'fe anu s''oa1~~ ~'~' " -@'''e
ne
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COUNTY, o1Ass, '1ss 1'''0e.s ae'ein n1e ~ "14o
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fa'1on q peace aho all us blessings 10 tneli
nass o'e*ea soao o1ee'nns soun'' 'n'n. Il
this t'c ash4l5 'oo '.1oen il II -. il'ie taan
lne9 csln 10 anu i've, .heh ie' '4'ena 'enec'
NJ" s'o11ous IL Is 1o7 tlela u sa!llnce 'nel'
, 1862-03-03

~ The friends Of Brignoli, the great ten
OF, may be interested to know that he gave
great banquet to his friends At the Everett
House, New York, on the 22d, not in honor
Of Washinston's birthday, but in commemo-
ratien Of Ills own arrival In this country on
the ed Of February, 1855. On the table WAS
the celebrated stag's head which, 1t is said,
Brignon carries with him in al lis travels.
Gottschalk, susini, Marctzek, several foreign
diplomats, and few British army officers
wcrr present There were no speeches, and
only one toast-tl1at to the host.
, 1862-03-03
Regular Army OMcers In the Folun.
3Nnr0.


.aas,a.' o oszoa., ,.,-
-: , =, 49, ,.o1r.taar $500 !. ~ hnna.oa
-. ~ .ka,a 49, ees.o- 1so,,7
49, ,.a,,1. ~ M,;or fcner,1 of Vo1nn+eers.
afsv h,vo 41,c ,onl of Rrira3;er Generals. mr.
t,-sara,, nra co,onc1s. seTep I;eutenant Co}o.
ne,s and six Majors an of these officers,
IN, 4,,o ,xco,+;on of t,rnntr,thrao orc o-,d.
,,.toe ~ West pn;,t Tho totol nn1nher of
o,.o1 ,,tz,oo-. ~ ro1rntoora = nm h,,,drod
and twc1ye namely. six Ma;or f,encr,1s-two
~ ,-1,o.., o,,, Wa p,;,+or= and oro ,1naroa
,,a s;v Rr;c,i;er f,cn.r,1s sovcntv.t,r,o NJ
.r,,,,,, arc Nest po;,+c1s
------
e The Rebel Congress has little disposi
ton to emluace the Border States in their de-
libcrations. These unfortunate communities
hare been badly treated by the oligarehy-
We read in tic proceedings Of the first day's
session that, during the ballot for the Clerk
Of the House OF Representatives, a pathetic
appeal vas made to the members IN faEor Of
the election OF Mr.. Johnson, ST. citizen Of
Missouri" to that position. "Thc member
o,n,o,rr;,4c and +ouch;no .1,ra;on IN Tho sac.
"Ipf A 0-~AAN4e NAA>~3A""A W. A@~ e"~
rliices made By her citizens and the sntcrings
she bud endured to release herself from the
oppressive thra1dom Of the Abolition Govern
mcnt." Furthermore, it was said that John
son would accept the position as a high com
n1iment Tho ronprcss waa ;ncxor,h1c 7.
trnn1a ,a;+1,er s,,,,,,otb;z, .r;t,, +te s,1r;n9s
nf N;.eour; ~. 1,es+o,r oon,,;1;r,on+ ~,
tie modest Mr.. johnson, but very calmly
elected 1Ir. Emmett Dixon Of Georgia, a crea-
lure Of Howell Cobb. In the organization of
1ho nc,r CovcrnD,cpt pot onn of fbf do.rn,
, 1862-03-03
face Of the foe, and that the siege Of the
National Capital shall be raiscd.

face Of the foe, and that, the siege Of the
National Capital shall be 1aisod.
But the rebel crushing machinery Is fair
" in motion in the West, and afew turns Of
the ponlerous wheel has demonstrated
that the :: struggle" is not 30 " "hopeless" " as
tue 1imes thinks; and it has been pretty
efcctually shown also that "the Con
federates have" not "the advantage in the
individual excellence Of their troops, in
"the military aptitude Of their population"
nor in the more resolutc determination Of
their men"
Each steamer that departs from our
shores &ill bear additional evidence Of the
ability Of the loyal citizens to subdue the
dlsloyal, to restore the national authority
over all the States, and TO preserve to fu-
ture generations the Great Republic.
, 1862-03-03

;ca, as seen by that pro-slaye1y sheet Ne
give it place for the purpose Of putting Oh
record for our readers, one Of the last Of
long ec1ies Of maleyolent predictions con-
corning the LIion that will ever arpear in
the Times. The intelligence that has
reached Europe ttforc to-day will put au
eternal QEie.s;s On the venorsous 1ibels
l.cared On The Cnion. and the constant
luol'hesy irg If obstruction that was about
10 ovc,take and destroy our Government.
The evil prognoetica:ions Of the Times and
its special correspondent, Russell, have
ccn1e to naught- The e1ents Of the last
1nor1h hare blown 1hem to the winds The
great Repiblic is not mo1::lIy wounded;
The American bubble Of FREE government
has not tursted, So 4 British aristocrat
announced and the Times echoed
The 1Ines refuses 10 consider the Fed
cr@l victory at Somerset rs OF any conse-
qucnce, and offsets it l.y the news Of a
rebel victory received at St Lonis" What
yic.o1y7~ The rebels have been beaten in
every encounter that has taken place du-
rinr The year 1862. Their sa1ccesses nil
crdcd viii, 1871
Wbat 1t, Inn, savs .aho,,t t,e cozt of
FIN w,rh.. II Il o,ns;do-ah,o .an;~tcro
,f+1,t., uon.- t.. 1>,.., .a.,+ -. e:.,,t
f,1 ratc Bnt tho co,,,tr,- ;s no,r ,,onin1;n,
to reap the fruits Of The immense outlay in
the important victories 1c;no ac,,ie,,ea
Tba, m,,f1, more niett hare hecn .ooon,
n1;sbed with the money there ran he m
1cosonah1e donbt We be1ieve that h,a
Camcrf,n 1,ecu removed last Noyem1x.r anf,
s,snton men appointed The rebellion wou1d
now he crushed and the war ended. He
rwop1a barc a,,owcd on, nm, of,hc hes,
d;=c;,,;p.d s,.,no,7 a,a ,o,,;,,,od 3r,or;,,,
soldiers rre, scnt n 4he fold in III;
country: to 90 int, .r;,,t.r ,,,r+ara with,
, 1862-03-03

D Tie Police at St. Louis have succeeded
in arrcstiug -four countertcitcrs, with all their
tools and five Thousand dollars in bogus gold,
which they had recently finished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

There has been very large private business to-
day IN Government Securities, and the quotations
have been very strong. We hear Of l5U'oOo '.oo
y cent Treasury Notes ut 1871, and siOo, coo sixee,
1881, at l0li. Other large transactions have been
made. In gold there has not been mnch movement
and the quotation is weak at 49, a ll5s. The de-
mand appears to be mainly speculative. There ID
rather bet,. demand for old Demand Notes in con-
sequence Of the arrival Of the Persln and Great
Eastern with large c.rgoes. The quotation, how
ever, shows no change, lc7 lalWi.
The eugreycy, have sepi to Washington five NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

lions Of dollars in COOS Demand Notes, 10 10 ssued
in place of the CuAom-House Notes which have
been cancelled. These will soon be executed and
oisbursed increasing the plethora already existing IL
the money market.
For conversion into 500 year sx p cent stock
$500 were deposited at the Sub-Tre ,sury tocay.
The Scotia to-day takes 5000, coo in specie.
The exports Of produce for tie week incude 81
bbls. pot oh, 6Ol9l bbls. wheat -four l55 bbIs rye
-four, 1886 bbls corn meal, GG9,769 bush. wheat
1870 bush. rye, 2,0j5 bush. peas, lOs,4ll bush.
corn 1916 boxes candles 2S ,uns COAL IS bales cot
ton, AIS bales hops sc bbs. rosn, "a bbls PITCH GU
bbl. tar 50 boxes and 20 bbs sugar. Is 1876 gallons
whale oil, 1888 gallons lard OIL lib gallons iinseed
OIL 1877 bbs. pork $50 bbs. and $50 tics. beef CO.,
500 ID cut meats ca SIG b butter 99 SIG 10 cheese
l0J6O37 ib lard, 90 bbs. and 100 baes rice si9, $50
ib tallow, 537 pigs tobacco Including $40 hhds.).
"a, 4S7 ID manufactured tobacco, and AZ III b whale
bone.
The labor imposed upon the Treasury Department
by the Rebellion has kept back the figures OF tue
Commerc, Of l860-6l until the p esent tue. The
results in exports chow decrease Of slf5, 323 l05
az compared with 1890. The exports Of manufac-
lures show only four MILL rs decrease. The great
decrease is in cotton SIS OOO and in specie aud
bullion $2SOOO,OOO. The recapitulation is IS fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
PHILADELPHIA Catiie 1rarLet-AUG. PC.

Tb.r. was another good supply Beef C.ls this week.
the oirr ~ amounting 300 head Thi large num-
her Let pc.s do.u and The market dgl a. tn ppcs OF
the ur.y us wrek Exffa Cate 10 at fS 10 ECO 10
Most the sales we're made ss from 30 20 20 81 is ordinary
AID cd Cattle.
SnsIP AND LAxss-Ths supply OF Sheep was no. very
large amount ns 10 only about 200 head All sod al
om ~ each for Sheep and from So 30 to % 20 ~
Lambs, according 70 condition.
Hoss-rhe demInd Hog, better than the previ"s
week and !5s head disposed Of al from - % 20 *"
for s.ird and from rs Is % 81 y Oo y for cpFn'rn 20
Cow,-ILe sale ~ Cow. amounted to 40 head a. ION ~.
L, ~ for spriuser. aud from $40 go for Cows s0e
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Proposals.

INO BUILDERS.-Scaled proposals VIII b. re-
Il r.i,rd unu L. oclucs w.. the !,fh day Of Angus.
is2 Tor eula the Noh Wet EI-euuse building tNu
Dep.f n-nt fsn, ard pc 81 ,inn- can 10" sk.in akron
ti. 22d Of al. moab The hOufs 81 and
n Al ,h, r John f1t'-. go, Chief tlrrA OF tho
Wsr Department Eidd-s VII .sse TIE tine by wheh me-
propose To- Tut budins und. foo gain AID the time
sh. n the, Ni complete he whole worn.
In rs h- contract tim. viii be considered 's
uou., Toe hid " % 10 directed 20 t- sctfciHf ~ wa
and rdor.ed Ir.Ja,aif f,r sia'gtsg hs va fq.lc"
The o. ght &. reserved frlcc, sny It'd which. Tor an'
cause il .hs not med The Interest Of the OoVen
n-us to ,tept
Wa D-p,n neni. Angus 20, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 27-p. n.

The General Market at the opening OF business
was strong, but was not very active. AS SOON now
ever, IA the shares reached, the strength war
very marked especially in the roads, whose Increased
earnings are now showing very large. The spirit oil
the market struggling to develop i'sei III INC
destined Improvement consequent upon the "e"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
Total Esp. OF Domes- - - 49, , 49,, 500 ~, 49, oc, 100
nessrs. Barring Bros. & Co.'S ci- ular by the Per-
IL, .aya In relation TO American stocks:

T,nn,.on. have been nsisidcant bul prices frmer
than The Past w~ek T. = So O1d6I nothing done &.
which are nomnally t87o Massachusetts stcri SO VI
Mainland 81. b1abS. lenn-y yania 5s sierIg o.. Gt4
bonls G6q08, renusy ania Cenus i0t a3ii New YoIk
Central TO- bonds la0i ,l DO, oib az Shares, t9di
and Efic "a mOsay- bonds, 1s do sShaTes. 70
do -. PrcG. so; Michigan Central "a bonds. 81.
Tie London 1.Rcs OF the 10th thus quotes the
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tHAkLto HAI IoIIUHNE. ''
tels2sw 10 Sept. g. 4LG VI. Philsdepi

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of ROSWELL
n e. bkAiNARD e.q. surro.s Of ibe County Of KING:
holCh Is HEREBY OIEt y, acc rdins 20 law 20 s per
sons h,Vhs elsins asains JOHN RAY late 81 The Cy Of
bfooAyn decreased that they required to oxnib the
sam WIN The voucher, thereof to The snbscnosi Tue Hd
tbisti sr at No o. Fulto-,tee IN tue Cry OF Brooklyn
f0jI. nARyI RAY Adniui.,rstTx.
Mye Iaw6moTh
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NLD GRIZZLY ADAMSs CALIFORNIA

hLD GRIZZL1 AUAMN' IhLIT VI.NIH
~ NEkAGERIn FOR SALE-fhi- collection o. Boar.
sch inclide ef-fy variety Of Grizzlies aud h.ay f.Fh"i
OTHER VAEILri or BEARS, svnr oi which have brsn
educated T. De form eIiraofdoa, leafs sud tcAs Il 10" ~
sr to close Of MI Adams ariy cecr.'ed ihi'
M.u.ere alec iscludcs .r-.i variety OF ohof si as A.
SAthED COW and 81 LII Of the Hindoo-. ROCKY Moan
tain Es &c. TIE whole eIhipto" at Joht's " ood
2day and bfist where caal0surs wi fdI pei icua :.
NAV b. oninrd C.ta que. may also BE- had OF Tie door
I.ey.r Of Bsrguns Museum AID At tie AquahA o.drns'
/ Bo.t0s Mas.
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Chances tor Bnslncss Glcn.
no INVENTORS and MANUFACTURERS.

Il Pserees have vsiu ,bS Pa'rnt Rights granted
aud secursi 10 them from the Government OF he United
States snd wh drsiTs them elves the
Patents the Pre- 81 south Ameics
and 'he Vest India .snds. and Manufacturers who have
Machinery snd other articles sui cd tnt section which
the, desire t. introduce there for will -rd
Patent Rights snd introduction and % OF Msci -ry 6c
through the Commercial House Of Me.sn HERR
NILLET established In Souta America and NV OK.
Apply 10 HEltklCk a WILLEr No. 3l3 Gfeeuwich.st.
MOULD LIKE to EXCHANGE q TAV-
w ERN STA d and FARM Of 60 acre. Farming
Lteni stock and train tho GIouod fo STOCK OF
GOODS For particulars adde's PO-i-iateI, Aruenit
J .peau Co. WI. or ALEXANDER OSlRANDER, No
23s roadway t-nrsnce. No Parkplace). New-hok.
81 ANY active Man or Woman with this
Pps amount c mtke from - to per day In the sale
Il patented article wanted IN -v-ry famly 10
exclusive privilege Of sale will 10 given IN WMds aud
iowns making business for M nth, Call At Nc ~ vas.
ssu--t., Room No. 5. from TO o'clock IL. BROW
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NOTICE to CREDITORS. Notice ia hereby
Azius STEPHEN b. BALLOIJ late 1.-THE Village OF Lock
ps 10 he county Of Niagara state Of New ork decras-
"a na' ney are required 70 exhibit The sur, with ne Vouen
hetooi 70 ths the executors Of the I' WIN
Nssme Of tho said dec. a,ed ct the store OF j. II
sei 9on u we 'ase Of Lockpor Aforesaid on or De,
sIt 'ne On day Of December nexDstcd this ith day oi
nay itoA JACOB ~ CRYsLEd.
SUMNER bALLOU, Executors
nay Y, CIV mo TIL JOB w, VAIL.
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lost an0 .fonn0.

EOUND-On Thursday last, a sum of MONEY
which the Owner nay obtain. by proving property. ON
Al pi-n,ion 10 LOCKWOOD 4 Co No. % Wiiism-'t
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DoGr0 an0 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN desires BOARD for himself
aud wife / private family up Address $, Box
No. Icy Post-Ofhce
NOTICE. and Medical Students attend
Jog the Unversitie- At Albany Can procure choice
LIZARD with the slvautge sihofog and practical intfuc
ton IN French and herman without charge by spp Ing
the resdeLce OF Prof H. kAMBLl. M. ~ Chssuutst,
Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

Nzx.YorK Aus 27-l324o bbs Flour, <st Oo,. Io.
M-al sas bag. Corr Meal 63 bbls. WhiAy Vy ou' p
wlcat. 81 900 bush Corr lsl og. " "a Kegs Lard
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90 Get.

ITO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
i of the late Il L.. Colt Il Paterson. ~ Tine hou.-,
built sta feet .toes basement AID
attic ar,shei with "a, and water. The sround, compri,e
Is andonI-, laid out In lava and garden aud
perfect order Attached HOUSE a large
A.o extensive IN full bearing AID
all the necessary outbuiIdiug. OF large place.
ApIiyto 49, .
THOS q. SMITH.
Peterson.
N. J.
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FACTORY for SALE.-A large Brick Building,
and Ground. with hn- En.iue o. 40 hof.e po~ef sit9-
a,rd Oh ln. bro kl,n. With 90 feet o: tho Atlantic
Dock M.in buiins UoIluu feet Lf.t door; building 81
joining iID e-t ground iaIl0 feet WI bs sold eh'ap
close Apply to T. X kellogg we P"sfl., " V
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heal Gsidte Tor 5alc.

Tor SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
The property Of the undrf.gnsd. isins FRAME
HOUSE - feet .qoae. wi'h sditn On 'hs h. chen a
good c.aT -four The hr-i tsoT the srroid
thre hn.hrd II tho and ua Of
gfoIpd two Ct terms, Ds,srri wei Of excellent water
sud pontry.hau The properly ai IN urstrae
order and only hive minutes ~sis nom the tafVul
d-pot For further par sp the oce 81 the Lar
ard Powder Company, NO. ~ Nsl-,t.. tls premise.
ID. Il. DEsSLUW.
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We have copy of The London Times Of IL
10Th. which thus notices the money market:
Tho Ergh funds hsve sgsn shown great hs.vipe.s Co
sos opened yeterdays price. asst receded to "a al
again closed 1881 money and sccouo Back Oh
left OF 233d2J: Reduced and New Tpree per Cent 93o
93. Ipds 2.8aza1; India Five p-Cst-, last OldA
in provemen of Rupee Psp-r 0idlO4t aid III GLIB
ana lndia Bonds 25d28s pfen.m Excbequer Bils wsr0
again L. lower. At l6dll-. prem i'm
TIE deu and for di,corn, he Bank continues on fob
scse. In the Stock EIcEsnso Money abundant at asS
cent.
In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon the rate upon Pssh
was shade higher but tue Vienna rate shows shsht ecsv
cry up"n tue advance Of 1oe.day lsst.
on account OF the Imperial fees this has been holiday -
the Paris Bour.e.
About S6,00D In gold taken TO the Bank.
Laig. Hsara"ces gold from Petersburg have just heen
elected and sum Of about S2vo0 esiDlaed to ~
rive by the u- 1t Gamer
AT tue latest date American Securities were
frrner. Erie, 90; New.York Central, 60 al; ILL
moi Central, 5Oi 049i discount.
The Economist says:
The aiteaon in discounts IL Marked and even q
tie indeed. practically noth'pgciscount-d under the snk
For longer periods the oiatns also shove those
of the previou. week There 10 s abundance o. oey,
bu, l-ncers 6isnclintd graft osns exc.p
CHER rs he demand being molly OF aspsc6 i've
character aud n1uslc-d by the issaes Of foreign
Annexed the ordinary rates for discount on psvss
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Most u the leading houses in the street closed
their business early in the afternoon, to be enabled
to attend the war meeting ~ the Park.
The following is "a statement OF the exports Of
Breaisuls fion the United Staten to Great Britain
and Ireland since September !, l86l.
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NDAL at AICTION.-On account of whom
~ It may Of POO tuns of broker
TREVOkfON COAL nov ia boat Ulion Volunteer, foo, o.
22d st., Nor Riv.r will be sold suco for CASH,
FRIDAY Apg 49, 1862 IL O'clock Sic be- made
st the Merchant Exchange, No broadw,y. Coal to b,
dcisercd from the boar. BARNEY, BUTLER PAR
SONS ATTORNEYS for ton%igpofs.
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EOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
l. town 4 Ry- =. =, sbcu, half mile from Pot
chester Depot and % mite. fr" tie city oyeootin; the
VII AID mrnaLdug -piend v-~ of ons island -OGui
and thu surrounding country t1r country Residence tbs
4 aunoi be sup.,.ei WIN he .o.i pacc, 81 hr
exchanged Tor productive city fropery fof iaIths
r.ri apply to PfCk bUSu, Port hester or FfSh
BROTHtRs 40. 81 CbAnb-Isrt, New -fVfx