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The New York herald., 1862-02-11
Custom Hon se business.

TIE HIGH RATES OF DUTY-CHAEAcrER OF THE
MPoRrArIoNs-REvIvAL or BUsiSEss-LAhdS
RECEIPTS OF DUTY, ETC.
The high duty levied any too soon on
sugar tea and coffee the object the governments
had in view During the past and present months large
quantities Of all these articles have arrived at TINS port
and have in many cases been placed in warehouse on
large Of duty which Is s necessary
pay before obtaining possession OF the goods ins
especially OF coffee, Of which many car
goes have lately arrived being no uncommon tnng TOE
single invoice valued exclusive OF duty al 500 600 70
be placed in bond The high rates OF duty now levied on
this and the other articles named above bid fair 10 in
crease the derived from duties foreign goods
to sum exceeding that hoped for when the new duty
was levied. The business OF the Custom House, since
the beginning OF the year has boon so great as to
encourage those who feared for the revenue.
The sums received have been large in
many cases as in the most prosperous times amount
ing TO from $co, 900 to $500 900 daily larger sum
than the last named has, in fact, been received
twice within week. These sums too mostly derived
OF life or which have como to be regarded SUCH like
sugar, tea, coffee, blankets &c The importers OF dry
goods have been during the last year abstaning from
the importation OF articles in their line OF trade drawing
for the supply OF the goods already the
market and those in bond, OF which latter there was
large quantity the outbreak Of the rebellion. They
beginning to import little freely than for
some months, owing TO supposed scarcity OF foreign dry
goods in the market. The goods, however, which they
now import or the useful descriptions, such as
blankets (of which large numbers have been imported
by private individually, Some woollens few cottons
worsteds and worseds and cottons All OF these goods
imported much sparingly than in other years
Such goods aces ombroideries fine lnen embroidered
mnsns &C., which imported in large quantities in
times OF peace now rarely find entry on the Custom
H)uso books
The who lease and occupy bonded warehouses
have been quite indignant since the action taken by
the Collector in appoint assistant rokcepers at their
expense aud the announcement made Sunday HxIALD
that the justice Of their complaints had been acknow
Ialn fhatf fka ha uha
il not necessary, gives them great satisfaction.
They complained thst the appointment OF men 70 Offices
or which there was need at their expense at time
when everything had been done TO njure the
housing business, exceedingly unjust.
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MfacellaneOna.

Bs sn,r PLAs.AsEsEI johnson hence Jan Y for Liver
and with pumps choksd. ''' ''' - '' '''''
wHALEsnIr CLExAs, watrous Of New LONDON, has been
lost on s. oos q the M Group % TIE FOL
at sydney Nsw from Manton Bay where the vessel With
The ha.
loss one Of the .'ns' nd early Sep as Per
on the island wi.hoa, pgovi:ons THIS goysromen has no
per Coquee Desires to have this Information his arri
val and will make application through you assistance at
s ss a. =: q w sS The Gle
sHr KrScussER remained ashore 9Th. in the
condition 40 ut last report
BR scHR ELrRABETH ASs-Schr Thrasher At Newport 9Th
sr a S %n
cornwsls Ms from Arieh1t Tor rhladspha which wen,
mile. east q l,aia, and bssd The cargo consisting Of
rails sold for 500. Crew saved
scnn MARYLAND. from Por. Spain. Trinidad. via s. Tho
sinking condition Jan So ai y o. lon - BY d. BARK
Washington Which m TOOK on 'Ae captain aud
ing towed into Newport 9th inst BY Petrol havs
io: small PORTION Of cargo osersosd had So~ cut down 70
waters edss. The schr showed no light
sn,s sisp 1871 VARIES eu . from
preceding year II better exhibit than that OF the three
before T SST,s: s =: again S
sood srar The So.d having taken
lead for successive Eneteen other vessels
ss:; Tssi r. 1s
Ts.m.n Sierra S.v.ds p.yd ce'~sa croess a.f M
ing Chdsr ms Morning s.sr. MS Challenger iis DON
Se%ssss q !ss sHsS Rnsissdsr siIs i rs ~
Fourteen other vessels rom New York; averaged ll2k
s:s s: in E w. ss'i xssssa. ia q s.Is % Ass M
ssos 81 Ay': in @ Isl !, ;sSrs .s q 2 hs Sss =
is the Great RsPusic and that of 1855 1889 1880 and
rron Boston in 1851 there were 81 arrivals direct Aver
Is os d.y IN MI c ~.s ii i
Hsssss N " s sos n ,s s2 .s. S.s iS
shortest l0l Average in 1859 ISL shortest 100 days
The ofsc Sm Liver
pool; Also the Equator In us days from London The
as Eorsy y Of -rs p: 5 sSns from e Hong
Achilles from Newcastle Esw, in l days; and Comet
Honolulu In 10 days hours-shs Letter the shortest on
Ship George Washington 1884 tons and the Great RepQb
lc put down the record $3.50 TONS with the At
Ing been chartered By the for tho
despsteh The Great Republic even since was cut
deck IL Immense ship; she 10 carry 500 men, 800
horses and 1000 tons Of coal
The brig Lincoln from Havana arrived yesterday brought
800 pbls spirits Of turpenhne
Ship Abby Brown ct Boston, ss7 TONS built Kennebunk
in 1850 has been sold 81 something less than $4,000
Bark Barstow Of New Bedford (late Of Mats poise
os ssncse and vii Be coniinSes * the wSslins business
late of schf watchman. ''''
Bark Samuel Morley, Jr, which seized at New London
Of portion Of her being the South
sold At auction on Saturday
Messrs RUSSELL Of Pembroke Me- have vessels OF about
launched this week. and the other abont the March
Whalcmen.
Capt Vinegar of ship Julian NIB arrived At home rh inc,
having lefs has ship Acapulco on account scknes rh
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$50 bbe. Corn meal was steady at our figures. with
sales OF leo bbis WheatIhe market was less buoyant
for common grades, while choice qualities were scarce
and frm The sales embraces about 40 900 bushels at
81 "A 81 45 for red Western 81 80 for Chicago spring.
amber Jersey and Michigan, part in store, and some
choice Michigan, in barrels, was reported at III 6TH
Corn was easier, with sales Of 2o,oOo $1,000
bushels at soc. for damaged. and at b5c for West
EN- mixed, in store, and at G511c., delivered
Rye in fair request, and prices were firm, with sales
ofS 500 bushels OF state at s5c s5c delivered Bar
ley in fair request with sales OF 5000 bushels Of
State at s5c. Oats firm and in fair demand sales
OF Jersey Canadian and Western at 40c Al 70, and
CoFKR was quiet Dealers were waiting for the fur
ther action Of Congress relation to the duties In the
absence Of sales Of moment. quotations were nominal
CoTToN was inactive, while tho Liverpool news tended
to check operations. The sales embraced about 200
bales, including parcels known Liverpool cotton, at
29c. 3oc for middng upands. with little TO be had in
FRzoHrs-To Liverpool 200 bbk -four were engaged
at 2s. 600 bushels wheat, In bulk at I'd. 500 pack
2s 3d., and by steamer so bags clover seed at 40s
To London 3.700 bbs. -four 2s. 3d.. 200 terces
Sso S . 10 s% 800 sSs nS a 0us wsrs S
27s 3d. Rates 70 Havre-Wheat was steady at lsc and
-four at roc
HAY was steady with sales at &c. o0e for shipping
and at etc. 81 for city use.
MoLAssTs-Ihe market was quiet and sales unimpor
tant.
NAVAL sroREs-Commou rosin was quiet at Sc 75.
Provisions. market exhibited no change In
prices while the sales footed up 800 900 bbs at
SIP rs for old mess $2 67H $lS Tor now mess, $i3 20
for city primo mess and 50 SO for prime. Beef was
still Arm with sales Of $50 bbIs at $12 $l2 SO for plain
mess, and at $l4 $l4 12ls for fair extra Beef hams
quiet former rates. Cut meats quiet sales
Of 90 hhds made &C. for shoulders and at &C. for
hams in salt Dressed hogs were hrmer with sales OF
Western at 81 2S "a s7H and Of city At 81 So Bacon
toleraby sctive the sales embraced 500 boxes at
6c 6hc. for short ribbed Western, and at exc for
long clear lard was steady and in good demand with
sales Of 500 packages at Sho Buttcr and cheese
were quiet and prices unchanged.
RICE steady, while prices wore drm. but nominal
for Carolina at Nc. q Hc.
SvoARs.-The market steady, while the sales en-
braced about 900 hds Cubas at unchanged pcos and 81
boxes at &c..
WHrsxsY-sales OF about 500 bbs. wore made at 24zc
24Kc. Closing al the inside figure
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CLEARED
Ship Research (Br). Ryerson, Lyerpoo-Boyd H'ncken
sSp sSp ro" wood Sfh saihSssmh sons
Bark syiphide (Nor). Beck Cork or FalmousS-Funch.
Bark B Bartram Nichols, Dubin-starses. Chairman
BARK Lord Pslmsrston tsard Fehrssrom. oueenatown-
Brig Harves! oaeen. Hollis. Msy.gue.--J onasyis.
Brig Robert Reed OBI, wliinsae. Mrasoane-H Becker
Rrs Humboldt, Bryant, gsysns1H % u D nroGk%snsco %
schr Lady Of the Lake. Hnl Demarar-M Middleton Co.
Schr Dwina (Br' Morton. Port au rrnce-J Whitney
Gags ssV. SIN
sclr Ellen Leland. Baltimore-J Mckee
schr spsg' pD'aa benton Sons
ssSr Sr Hsseisi Hsrss sias sd.a Mscrsea
hyd4 sha''
sssr seSr Eosser 1slni law. Mckee
sehr Eranalin RpHne GalsisJ BSynon Som Sno.
ssSr S%sTiss' EsyaoiSs, Proyasncc1.L Kenny:
steamer Kcnnebec. Carton, Philadelphia.
sss q q; ss f.. e ,as sso 70 s As1
vail Put into Bermuda IN consequence of having lost
BARK H.mls. (Hsm). Hogeman Bremen. Dec s. in ballast
sg!s::r s c.%pss Ksr;ss 81 day. O.''sd
Jane. % Z o, s.s.ss. "a q di4s p,.:s&
5 s.:a s
az. viii sds: Nsvins Son. IA: Sesn 10 days
Brig Lincoln (of Boaton) Means Havana, Jan g. with
spirits Of tnrpentine, to r Buck Co
Brig Walter Howes Sof Bangor Pierce Cardenss Jan %
with molas.ss 70 H Brookman Co Sailed in company
Brig Three Sisters Pinkha Ezsbethport for Aspnwai
Schf Pilots Bride (of City fsandl Coker, Bermuda Jan
50 with hides &C. to W Lewis Co. Sailed in company
with brig Parks for Bath Passed going n schr Jas
Brophy from NYo with pumps and riggers to take
ship Devonshre New York 9TH inst Abseonm bearing
NNE mes spoke schr Nerssa from Boston Fortress
Sckr Thrashsr (Br) Hunter Halifax 10 d~ys With ash,
schr Enterprise, Lewis Chincoteague, 3days
Schr Gertrude, Freeman, Chincoteague, day
Schr John Tii.on, Jester, Chincotcsgus, day.
Scbr Kossuth Lee, SewSurypor days
Schr John Wesley, Cooper, Provtncetown, days
Schr Ellen Louisa Snow, New Haven, days.
SiOop Borden, Collins, Fall River
Steamer Ellen Terry, Chapin, Wilmington, Det-
Steamer Josephine fU transport). which arrived FRI
day last from Locust Point commanded by Capt Grumey
and not by Capt Green.
BELOW.
Schr Chief (Br).-By steamtug Townley.
U S bark Forward. from Delaware BreAkwatsr.
Brig Alice (Br), from Porto Rico.
SAILED.
sthS.eamer Alice Price, Haeras Inet ships Aie1 Mar
Philadelphia barks Jeverand (Olden) Lverpoo Teresa
Thomas Abde Ksder Cardenas brgs Angostura Cadiz
Milo (Br) Martinique; A Merryman Key west Empire,
Royal Sc schrs Mystic Valley, Matamoros Ann Leon
ard (Br), Santa Martha; Corning Key West Esther,
Port Royal Sc Red Eagle Locust Point aud 10 schrs for
domestic ports.
Wind at sunse, sw, very light
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge shipman.
CtJsrou HOTTIE cHAR0gs

FD. 1o-.yohm M Cdbeiios w. Augstxs .SA>u-This
suit brought against the ex-Collsctor TO recover
half storage charges for sugars imported BY the plaintiff
in 1857 and 1859 from Cardenas Havana &C. The coun
col for the plaintiff oontsnded this charge was illegal
though usual the Custom House That the facts Of the
were that the law required the importer so store
bis goods bonded warehouse for which he charged
months storage though the goods remained there
but single day; and the importer chose to leave his
goods board the vessel and take them thence without
any trouble the government the Collector even then
exactsd tho storage for half month which was an ex
tortion and illegal, and which the fact in this
stance.
The District Attorney contended that the warehouse
regulations legal and that II the merchant left the
goods In tho vessel II his choice, and the
rangcmsnt 70 pay half storage voluntary his part
The principle involved s OF great importance nsssrs
O. Dsansld smith United States District Attorney aad
Eshan Allen Assistant United States District Attorney
FOR the government; Messrs. George Peckham and VIM
Boice counsel for the plaintiff
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CITY Intelligence.

weekly report of Mr. Thomas n Carr Superintendent OF
Sanitary Inspection gives tho following account Of the
operations during the week ending February 5-Barres
OF oa removed S00 loads OF night soil removed 1G9;
dead animals taken from the city 30 unhealthy meats
seized, 7I2 lbs sinks and water closets cleaned 80;
nuisances abated, 6S.
FIgs IN FIFTY Y-FIrTH SrREEr.-Between six and seven
O'Clock on Monday morning Are broke out in the oakum
manuactory of George Elliott in Fifty fifth street.
Second The flames extended TO the roof OF the
building. and before subducd it nearly destroyed.
The damage 10 stock, machinery and building will be
abor 81 500 insured the ST. Marks and Williams burg
City Insurance Companies.
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Departure or the First Regiment New
York Heavy Artillery.

This regiment, encamped at Fort Richmond. ststsu
island sems time back took their departure ysser
day sfsrnoon for the scat Of No march was made
through the city, but II proceeded at once 10 Amboy in
the steamer Kill Won Kul ~ rote 10 Washington The
regiment numbers about 600 good and well disciplined
men, who cannot fail 10 render eectua service 70 the
campaign they have embarked in. list Of the officers
has already been published In the HHaALD. On their m
rival In Washington they will be supplied with their artiL
terry pieces The Adjutant from III health remains be-.
hind for the present. The principal officers Colonel
Thomas L. Doubleday, Lieutenant Colonel r. H. Hall and
Major Thomas Alc0ck.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.

PHnspstymA, Feb. 10, 1892.
Stocks steady Psnnsylvkhia STATE 5s iiI. Reading
Railroad, 70; Morris Canal, 20; Long Island Railroad
10k; Rsansyivana Railroad 43ts. Sight exchange At
par 70 oas-tspth per cent discount.
PHfADgtyHA, Feb. 10, 1862
Flour arm u - s7k - for extra, and ss e2L sG rs
Tor supsvans Wheat sctive white, 81 t5 red, Sl IS
81 ss Csrn dun: ySio6, SEQ. Cofes arrs nj, ~ 1ec
2ic., ssd fAguayra a &c Provisions more active
Lad, s.. whisksy-0h,o, 2&c.
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$S7l.Sss 32'. .534 1,419 ,44e

The actual amount of specie in bank Ia less than
is here shown, in consequence Of the heavy export
over million-on Saturday. The bullion brokers
predict continued export of gold, they say the
country is bare Of goods. and whatever the tariff
may be, people will buy silks, ribbons. fax and
woolen goods, tea, coffee, sugar. iron and lead.
To pay for these foreign goods:we have nothing
but breadstufs- which the export is declining
and gold. The decrease in deposits is unexpected;
that Of loans is less than was expected. The
banks have now reduced their circulation about
three millions since they suspended, and all the
banks are still calling in their notes and declining
to reissue them. In short while great embsrrass-
ment will be felt here for the want of small notes.
Money is abundant. On call the general rate is
six per cent. The Sub Treasurer allows five on
deposits of United States notes. and some lenders
succeed in getting seven per cent. First class
paper sells at q Z, and ordinary to good business
paper ats q 10 r.
Foreign exchange closed to-day at ll4s4 lis
for bankers bills and very few bankers were will.
ing to sell under lis. There is very little demand
for bills; but the supply is less than the de-
mand, and bankers put up their notes in order to
be able to ship specie Gold rose to-day to 1887,
and sale was made this afternoon at l0a, buyer
sixty.
The shipments OF specie last week were as fol-
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CITY COMMERcIAL REPORT.
Mowpxx Hah IA n

Amp-Ws have no change 70 notice in prices, while
sales we're confined 10 20 . 20 bbh.
BRzApsruns sFlour--Undsr the influence Of the Amsri
cas- news the market was heavy, and closed st &c. d.
cline especially on the common and medium grades Of
state and wsstsrn The higher class Of brands were also
easier The chief business doing was eonnaed 10 the
local and Eastern trade The transactions footed up
about 5000 bbls closing within the following range Of
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Ngw HAVEN. Nsw LONDON SroNISGroN RAILROAD
The New Haven and New London Railroad has been
placed in the hands Of trustees for the benefit Of the
bondhoders, by order of the Superior Court Henry
Ho.chkss, Of New Haven and Charles Buckingham, Of
New York the trustecs. and they to taxa pos
session tho st Of March, unless satisfactory arrange
ments bo made
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Court Calendar-This Day.

svvxRroR CouRT-Part Nos 100, 239, 243, AT,
2os1 1877, 279 ISL. $50, 3o5, 32o s33, 3ss 61s SOL
2Nos 1919. sloc, 3aos, sssl, 277o, 1850, ssO2,
Coxxor PisAs-Part Mos $40, ss7, 7as, Tae, 512,
si. s7s sTt, sT5 s7s $40, $50, 4so, sSs, s66 PART
Mos. 5oe sec Y 5s1 " 3O2 $751; 622, loO 3ol 607
1925, $40, sel, 1883, 1857, 1sos
surRsns CousrCncun. discharged until Mon
day next
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RAILROADS,

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RRAILROAD.-yRAINsY FOR ALBANY.
II Troy the North West, Chambers at
aud II A. A., and 3:l5 and l0:l3 r. n.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany. Troy North and West
Winter arrangement commencing Monday Nov. T. 1851
For Albsny-10JO A. M Express Mall Train from Twenty
sixth depot
For al local trains see Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILI,, Assistant superintendent.
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State Bank to accept the provisions Of the act re-
Gently passed by the Legislature authorizing
pension of specie payments.
The State Treasurer of Wisconsin reports that
there is in the treasury 322 Of the bills of dis
credited banks OF the State. OF this amount
l2.70S is on banks which have been wound up,
and on which the Comptroller is ready to pay a
littlemore than 81 per cent, or 1851 Is in the
aggregate. Should the balance come in a. well.
the loss to the State on the whole amount will be
about $4,000.
comparative statement of the receipts of cotton
from the lst Of September to the ls Of December,
M
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The Chicago Tribune of Friday thus notices the

exchange market at tfat place:-
New York exchange still abundant former figures
viz: par as tho buying and per cent premium as the
selling rate Round lots often sold at very the
buying price. We low I 10 accepted to day
The demand appears be still far below the supply.
Gold is firm, but sales are limited Tho price is regu
lated almost entirely by the New York market and not
by any special demand here. Rates to-day 2& buy
ing and 3k per cent selling.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the same day says
Money matters continue to work smoothly. Exchange
greater ease in the money market We have change
to maze in our quotations.
And the Cincinnati Gdzette:-
Tho money market continued easy, with very mode.
offerings. For good paper ton cent s the outside
rate.
Exchange, owing to the unsettled condition or matters
in New York regarding the demand Trea ~ notes,
sitter, and bankers not free sellers at premium,
while they paid par for all that ofcred. Boston
checks considered valuable than New York.
they command premium in tho latter market OF &c
consequently some Of the dealers refused n draw on
Boston at u premium. Philadelphia and baltimore are
the same as New York. Gold arm, but quiet.
The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Saturday re-
marks
There has boen little movement in the street during
the past week. and monetary affairs hive experienced
change Of Importance The supply OF unemployed capital
has further accumulated the domand for business pur
poses being light and trade still very quiet state.
1t is to be hoped, however, that the cloud which has
hung tho financial horizon during the past few weeks
will soon be dispersed, and money and business matters
will assume moro cheerful aspect. Bank specie
50 4S1 100.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburg
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Canadian -four rather easier, with moderate de-
nand from the rsde while tho sass embraced 4so bbs
within the range Of quotations Southern -four was
duH and prices favored purchasers The embraced
GOO bbs within the range Of the above figures Rye
-four steady At the above quotations, with gales OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Feb. l0-6 P. NJ.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last week.
Feb. -Sl44 675T75 2147o5 5S3 6404 1851 liz O57 003
Feb. g. lf6 s03 800 % 1876 666 o0TT ,637 557
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Total. 42o, ,sos
Stocks opened to-day with better feeling; but
the absence OF orders caused decline in the mar
ket as soon as the speculative list was reached.
The decline was aggravated by the receipt, shortly
after noon, of the Americas news, which FORE
shadows probability Of an early interference by
France in civil war, and the market looked
very gloomy in the afternoon. The average de-
cline was "a "a per cent on the speculative list;
but Illinois Central fell of per cent Pacific Mail
q, &c. The market closed heavy, the following
being the last quotations: States 6s regis
tered, 1881, SO a u; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 80
30; do. SIS, coupon, 1874, 791s "a; Indiana SIS
Ha 76s Virginia 6's, SO =; Tennessee 6's, 43H
q 44L+ North Carolina 6's, 62 a 81; Missouri 6's,
~ "a; Pacific MAIL 9sss 4; New York Gen.
trail, 1917 q; Erie, SsM ~ do. preferred, Sc
"a; Hudson River, SO "A; Harlem, l21+ q; do
preferred, 1913 ss Reading, 391% a 40; Michi
gan Central, 4s5s a 70; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 81 q Il; do. guaranteed, 4O11.
a al; Panama, l12Z ll3Z; Illinois Central.
55L q "a; Galena and Chicago, 65lI 66ll
Cleveland and Toledo, Az a "a. Chicago and
Rock Island 5lH So; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, so 6l1t; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen,
1917 q 2O1,,; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati,
Io7 =; New York Central rs Of 1876, lO4 a;
Erie third mortgage bonds, 95 u; Michigan
Central s's, first mortgage, 9994 100; Illinois
Central bonds, rs, 92N NaL.
The America, which arrived to-day at Halifax,
brings news to the 2sth, having been detained two
days by running aground in Queenstown harbor.
As the Emperors speech was delivered on the 27th
q synopsis Of IL should consequently be found in
her news. From the fact that no intimstion Of ito
tenor has up to this hour been transmitted by tele
graph, and nothing said about French Intervention
except vague rumors" Of an application said to
have been made to Great Britain by France, IL is
Inferred that Mr.. Thurlow Weeds predictions of an
announcement by the Emperor in his speech Of
policy hostile 10 this country have not been con.
frmed.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have
called for an additional assessment Of Is share.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was a. follows
eo-
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S HIP PIN g NEW S

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-THts
SUN RISES .......... 50 NOON sETs morn A
~ HIGH WATER morn 70
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The exchanges at The Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2l ,0s2 ,79l 80, and the balances
s1 ,343,2ls "a.
Tho Board Of Control Of the state Bank Of Ohio
met at Columbus last week and unanimously passed
a resolution recommending the branches Of The