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a eals OF American Express Company stock was
made at lt2, Rome and Waterewn Railroad ct o.

made at 112 Rome and Watert9wn haiiroad u - ;
and Citizens Insurance Company at 100.
The Chicago Journal furnishes the following sum-
mary Of the provisions Of the article in the new
Constitution Of Illinois relative to banks and cur
reDcy:
II rrobib!. sny bspkng company corporation or soc'a.
ton 10 this State Its portion into effect on the day OF
It's adoption by The Convention and will rensin In force ua
less rejected Nv the people at the election In June
provides ii bill check drsft, note, or ohef insfn
ant written ribted for the payment or or inenoed 70
circn money RIA ess denomins, than ten dondstha
be- urd or passed this State after the adoption o The
Constitutou hot such bill note or dra OF les deno
uaon than twenty dollars fh,l bs JasStd after 1894 aud
.ar 1900 no bank bills .ha be uttered passed Ia this Stse
imposes upon the General Assembly at is trst sesioD
the duty OF providing by hDo5 penalties end iositure
for the enforcement Of the pIoy Ions In relation to the ccu
aton Of bank bs l. also prohibits any corporation with
ower 10 receive deposits discount notes or ti or deal
III exchange gold silver loan money on real OF pefonl
II prohibits the tLArging reviyns or extend
lug of bank charter existing and also prohibits Tue
auditor of State from Issuing bank tis to soy o the exist
ing bsnks The article be voted sepGascy rom
Constitution If Il the provisions could be adopted
aud others rejected would be well enough but AL must DC
taken - :,
Tie Effect these various provisions will not he readily ds
unle, the present. constitution the banking laws now
Ia force aud the wildcat banks existing under 1t, are also
taken into consideration. 49, :,
This Gitice adopted then all bank bills will be excluded
from the State except the bls OF the StuDp-ish Illinois
Ban These excluded unless they have forfeited
their cheerE No const uone provision resch them
They have vested which they be deprived ~
law on a consii We state this the authority Of the
highest judi cisi tribunals in thia county,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

BRipY's GYNsAsruN.--The pupls Of Brsdy's
gymnasium gave public reception la', evening to
their friends at the gymnasium, No. 20 St. Marks
place. a large number Of young people were pres
ent who manifested their delight at the exhibitions
Of strength and agility BY loud applause. The per-
formance was varied in its character consisting Of
leapiug climbing ground and lofty tumbog, and
other gymnastic feats Dodwor,h's baud enlivencd
the entertainment. with choice music. At the close
of the performances Mr.. Brady gave bis pupils d
grand hop, which passed of very pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

AsoTHpR VETERAN GoSE.-Tbe veterans Of the
War of 1872 parsded again yesterday afternoon, 10
pay the s tribute Of respect to the remains Of their
late brotber.in.arms, John Mcllyeen, who died on
Tuesday night at the advanced age OF 76 years. One
by one, these old sodiers dropping of, and ere
long the veteran cops will exist only ialistory.
This the second Of the corps tha. has gone to
bis long home this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

COURT Or GENERAL sEssIoEs-APsiL lo--Bs!oI. Ia.
cyrcef HO1THAs.
Charles knight alias Charles Neid, tried on
charge OF embeIzef1tut Of $780, acquitted
joseph Howard osdsd guilty attempt II hurss ry In
tho third degree IN breaking into tho house No G35 sIsh
bu. and stealing s worth " clothing reandsd I sclencs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
TIE Newark Conference Of the NJ. +. Church
co'ed It's session on Tuesday evening The following

are the appointments Tor TIE vlciniy OF tins ciy:
jersey city-TiInity, Il L. Dsshicli S. Paip, p Van.
hori Holding Church, j. Il. 5,ysn. Hudson Ciy-firs,
GhuTeb. r. Il. smith. Second church, 81 H. Simpson
Stoton IsisndTflnty, p. g. Ardti Barin>rs hsbof ~
A. Butts; Woodrow, o.. Min.or; se,hs. n. vEassai ST.
paus G. LsEew Asbury, J. = Switzsr S,tp,sOn G. II.
suVter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

THr CosGRT0ArrossL UsoS.-Tbe approaching
anniversary Of the American Congregational Union
will be celebrated with more than usual enthusiasm.
Tie annual address will DO delivered in the Broad
way Tabernacle, in this city, on Tuesday evening,
May G, by the Rev. Henry Martyr stors Of Gin
ciunaii. The social reunion. commonly called the
COLLATION. although this year tho collation. will con-
r,t only of n prolonged supper Of singing, band
playing and speeehss comes of on the Thursday fol-
lowing May g at The Academy OF Music in Brooklyn.
The Rev. J. =. Thompson Will preside, ard among
tho speakers already engaged nre Prof. Hitchcock o.
tho Union Theological Seminary. the Rev. Mes3rs.
Eells. Cuyler and Foas Of Brooklyn, William Allen
Butler GAG. Of this city, and others no, yot decided
upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

A charitable private concert will take place on the
9th Of May, in the private opera room Of Dr. Wards
residence, No. West Forty.seventh street. TIE
number of ,asts to be issued is fixed at 500, which
are to be distributed only among people known to
the lady managers. Most OF the cards OF admission
bave already been appropriated, and as they are
held at rather high prices it is presumed that quite
handsome sum will be realized for the Womsn's
Hospital. The tickets read thus:
Amateur Musical Establishments for the 6sneas Of the W o,
street Tuesday evening May 1862 To CON-
uencs at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

The snow, which covered the city TO the depth OF
six inches on Wednesday night, did mol extend dozen
miles north of the city. That which fell on Tuesday
night WAS all off on Thursday morning and the ground
in good order for blowing at which farmers are now
busily engaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

PILor-BoAr AsnoRr.-Mr. VIM. Anderson pilo,
of the Hamburg steamship Bavaria, arrived on Thurs
day, reports tho pilot-boat Mary Ann, No. 10, as
having gone ashore on Wednesday night near the
point Of Sandy Hook, strong North-Eist gale pre-
yailing when be passed. She lies well up on the
beach, about quarter Of a mile from the Station is
perfectly easy aud hes sustained 10 damage except
70 her rudder, which il gone She will be got of o..
the first favorable opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

DEATH OF An AGED MIsIsTER.-rhe death Of the
Rev. Barnabss King, ID. d., Of Rccka~ay, n. D.,
is announced to-day. Ho had reached the age of 81,
and bad minis;ered to the same people for period Of
IS years having oulived every member Of tie Pre-
bylery which ordained him in 1907, and during which
time nearly two generations have pas'edswsy. For
the last IA year. lie has bad a-socaie pastor in his
son-n-lsw, the Rev. Joseph +. Tuttls, ID. d., who
has recently been elected to the Presidency Of Wa
bash College, Cfawfordsyillo, Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

LIVERPOOL, NEw-YoRK, AND PHnaDsLPuIa
STEAMSHIP LIyY.-Tbe steamship Elns will be des-
patched on Saturday next the 10Th inst. in place Of
the kangaroo, and tie City Of New-York on SAtur-
day, 10Th inst in place ofthe Etno, the Kangaroo
remaining over until her regular sailing day, the
Goth inst.
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suOw at Ehlladelphla.

PauspsLpHIA Thu,sd.y, April 10, iats
Twelve inches Of Enow fell last night, but ID rap
idly disappearing under sunshine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

Mr.. George vandenhofs first soiree since his re-
turn from Europe in which he will be assisted by
Mrs. G. vaudenbof will take place at DOdworth
Hell, on Monday evening next, April Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

TnE TRADE Book Subtitle third days trade
book sale, st tho auction rooms OF Leavitt * Co,
Mercer street, opened yesterday morning with the
invoice of Mason Brothers, including tho works Of
Losing, Parton, Fanny Fern and other American
Authors, and large number of mnsical publications.
The sale was very spirited and the attendance good
tho heaviest purchasers being Eastern men. The
Pocket, Primary and Wcbsters Dictionaries were
eagerly taken, upward OF 200 copies being sold.
iweuty copies Of the 81 edition Of Websier =
Dictionary from the publication Office Of the Merri.
ANS, Of Springfield, Mass. were duplicated. Tho
per cover edition Of Dickens soli at prioes equal
to those Of former times. The invoices to-day are
as follows:
james Biaciwoos. London janice Iloss Sons London
Lus. 8'o~n CO., boston Gardiner A. Fuller Boston
Levi "iyiord Clak, d. Appleton 60, A. Croxsu q. =
w. WOOD and John Wnsy, NswYorsi VIM Carter 4
Brother, Boston Horace Thayor, Now. Nort. rcsnor 4
Fields, Boston, Charles Richardson Co.. New Iosk W
j. " ies.on ard Richard T. Won hl Row York j. b. Llo.
pinco Co.. Philsi.i pss d. Van Nosfand Jss w. or
tune ana y Cunsn, kev.soft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

THE sryYsrH REoIaESr.-rhe right wing Of the
9TH Regiment, National Guard, was thoroughly
Drilled in u variety OF battalion movements last
ing, AT the Armory over Tompkns Market. Although
the 9Th has o.t many Of is members, the ranks
rapidly filing up, and il still maintains i,s high posi-
ton in the First Division, n. Y. 5. ". 1t is esi-
mated that upward of 30 of its officers aud men
have joined the volunteer army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

ALBANY, WedDe.dAy, Apsl 0, 1862.
Day Calendar for April IL, in the Court OF Ap.
pess. ", ", 50, 70. H. ~ 70, u, 70, II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

Board or ALDERNEY.-For want of quorum,
there was no meeting OF THE Board last evening
Mcars. Chip, Henry, Froment, Jeremiah, and
Dayton we're the only members present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

WrvrEn GARDrs.-Mr. A. II. Davenport Of this
theater will take bis benefit this evening. The pieces
will be the buresque Of the Colleen Born, with the
Hanlon Brothers and other entertainments
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r. lAdvertisemsnt.1
HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foR 1852.
Thi, popular ANIMAL Il nov r..ax

Thi, popular ANIMAL Il nov ready
PhIcs II cenls II copies for ST. leo eop,es az o~aass
paid BY Express 81 per 100. Cash orders collected
We can supply back unben Of the rouus AImsnsc foe
cents EACH post paid Address Tas TxiBuss NevYori
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fAdvsrtiseueatl
BARNUM's MUSEUM IL ever crowded. Wax q
m n aiwpys the Com. Eurr and The BsLasAR
0.sT ara which hardly fs Cd paoa
e.p,ca, this sverpopul resort Of cittzsns cad strangs
fAdve r'isement.l

tAdvt r'isement
EAGLE GAS STO,EI Is. T. McD0UGALL'S
Ps,entl -IndispeDssbsi In evsy house
These ere the quickest cesars safest uos economical
and easiest stoves In the world Tor ehsf eooK1e
or y EATING purposes.
Mar ufaotured and sold wholesale and retail. ~
CoNoyEH 4 WALKER, Hsrdssre Doslefs
No. ala Broadway between Grand aid Brcoms-sAL
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SALss OF RsAL EsIAIE--Aprii lo-By n. y
Beseker Son Co., Threestoy brick house and LOT No
Wsverlsy plscu, 73x9, $3.50 foutsto oto~o,ou sfon
house no 81 Ez4s Tweaiy aIs street ssxi oAssA pA'o"
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FArAt FALL or SHIP CanPfSrER.-fes'
day Samuel Riley .hp cArpsater Who wa "ois on 20
fs stage where no was wosSus and was Instant
killed. The Coroner was nodhed-
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tAdvertisemsctf
foUNG MEN About TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
soo 10 select pursuit In which they can bet sac
coed should secure Phreno gcal Examination ct FowLss
X WELLS, No. JB Broadway
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MEETING oP TIRE HOMEOPATHIC SocrErIEs.-A
meeting of the Homeopathic Societies Of Neg-York
and Brooklyn was held last evening in the hall OF
the Historical Society in Second avenue, and was
well attended. DIR. Benjamin +. Bower delivered
on address 10 the pioiessioD deiinealnz the lille aud
character Of the late DIR. JUslyn, ior mcny years a
resldeut OF this city, who graduated from Union
College IN 1921, stud ID medicine and graduated in
1896. After III years practice Ia sopatby, be made
"a series OF experiments IN homeopathy, and finally
adopted that practice. Subsequently, be published
u number of works ard papers On homeopathy, sew
efal Of which we're republished in Europe.
The fIRg IN DUANE sTRZET.--The following is r
list Of the losses and insurances OF the property
bprned at the Are, in Duane street, on Wednesday
night: Tue lower floor OF the buildr z, No. o. Do.
ane street. occupied by Hoffman, Place & Co., gen.
ilemens furnishings wi.s damaged TO ths amount OF
. T. 900; insured IN tho New.Y0,k Etna for }6OOO;
IN the Relief &C. 00), and in the Commercial lnsur-
ance Company. 50 0O0 total, Sl5,oOo.
! The basement wss occupied by George Hoffman,
hardware merchant, whose stock was damaged about
/ 81 900; insured in the Merchants and ii, ehauics'
Insurance Company for ,OOo
The second floor wss occupied by A. & J. Hum
phreys, commission merchants, whore stock WIS q
total loss. Damage estimated At 1850; insured to
tho full amount in ths Roya Havana and Rolie
| Insurance Compauies.
! The front portion Of the third floor was occupied
BY Jas. Gownn, agent, whose stock Of hastings ans
damRsks whs totally destroyed. LOsa about $oUOO
Insured for 5000 IN the Excelsior and Relief IL
Blrauce Companies.
The bact part Of tho third ard the whole OF III
| fourth and iilb floors were occupied by DAVID X
Sterrbt g. Co., importers OF aces and embro,deries
whose loss amounts TO about $4,000; injured IN th
Continental Relief, Lorillard and Humboldt insur
ence Companies for $4,000.
T1o building is owned by w. G. Wallace, AM
was dam lg,d 10 the amount O. $4,000; insured II
the BoWcry for s., 900. and in the Continental In
surance Company tor $1,000.
The stock IN ihe adjoining Buildings was eonsid
o.ably damaged by watsr.
BURGLARS CAuGnT IN rnE Aer.-On Wednes
day nxht Onrers Palmer heahef Of Cd. hhtn T,scine
arfrssd rh3m1 Campbell Robot Potter AlshsieeI rSs.I
and william DaL.s all boys, well Known 10 tho ponce
thieves nile va the act Of outias OF the esd PIPE 70 te ~
occupied hoGe No. syJ Rroor stsert 10. inc I.ipos
carving away Tho ofcoT $50 arrested Inc 10. ~
rnors. Donnrly jr junk dealers On ehhso o. Pu
cha log gusut.J OF lead Ppo hat Ind bern .io.eN on
/ dag Tho Officers sgnd 1Ua u III toe loao OF ~ pi
No u 1nompson slIrrt Tho property IRON when tno @
stolen bssuss 10 fls1 W. Leris West i~oAty
stssi The prisoners wors committed ~ deaHs 81 80
ba. Mr. Donnsy committed IN dsiaais Oh T''' Hs'
and bin detained az wi,asl~
! ACCIDENTAL DEATH or Boy IN THE HOUSE ot
REgreg-Ysterjay Coroner NsGinaan heia an ia4lss
%.
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lD0nth OF March are a iOIIDWb'
MACH 1851 20 ~ ~
March, 1862. iUJiuIV 80
lncrekae...s El7H9Oe
The GaIena aud Chicago Road earned, the
First week IA April, s2S,69
first week in Aprl, l56l.................. N,o49
Decrease ..s...ss..sss.s.'ssss.ssssssp ',S<f
The weeks business is, however $500 better
shan the closing week in March.
The Great Wefiern Road Of Canada earned the
Week ending Apil L. l3C2.........- e59,So3 ID
Corresponding week Of last yesF....... 45.3aS %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

ACCIDENTAL DEATH or A Boy IN me HousE OF
REPreg-Yssterja, Corono. EsGnaln held an inqIess q
tbs House OF ReBg the body Of James warner youth
years Of aee and inmate OF .he House who aieu
qnenco al falling hs head whsn attempting 20 ao u""i
the bannis,ers OF the stair OIL W edresdss eseiins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

| Lo,ps DEPOSITS specie. Cireurn
HY Ap,l5 sie. 477<S4 $4,000, 625 76i332 S7GeG
Bo..n April 0l,2CsY4 nol4.N0 sel4,l.0 6s57l52
! PHI Ap-iI7. 28J3r6si is63s,sS 5ss6,sA 336. SO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13

rIu the Senate, az few days
ago, Mr.. Garlic presented q petit
ton numerously signed by citizens
of Boston, asking Congress to
leave the negro question alone,
and attend to the business of the
country. The bill TO define the
pay and emoluments of officers of
the army was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman said the bill did
not meet the difficulty. A year
ago we were physically weak, with
no public debt; now we are physi-
.cally strong, but financially weak.
The total amount Of the expenses
of next year will probably not be
less than $550,000,000. This is o
greater expense than ever was
borne by any nation. The highest
expenditure of Great Britain was
never $500, 1000 900 n year, not even
in the wal with Napoleon. Mr..
Sherman here quoted from the
London Post, the Government Or
gan, which said that we (the Uni
ted States Government) were ap.
preaching national bankruptcy.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13
TELEGRAM MS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.

WASHINGTON, Feb. g..
Senator Morrill, has prepared a bill for
the immediate emancipation Of all slaves in
the District of Columbia, and providing for
a compensation MOTTO exceed $500 q headto
loyal owners. Ithas not yet been acted up.
on in Committee. There are about 5000
slaves in the District.
The published facts shat Gen. Stone has
been removed from the command ola divi-
sion on the Upper Potomac are ~corroborated.
DR.. Cheever preached another sermon
this afternoon in the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives, in favor of emancipation as
a war measure.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 10.
The following telegram has been received
at Headquarters:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 8.
"Major-General HALLEcK, 81, Louis:
"Your energy and ability receives the
strongest commentator Of this Depart
ment.
"You have my perfect confidence, and
you may rely upon my utmost support 10
your undertakings. The pressure of my
engagements has prevented me from writ.
ing, but 1 will do SO fully in a day or two.
(Signed) ''EDwINM STANTON,
Secretary Of War"
Also the following to Maior-General Hal.
leck.
Thank General Grant, Flag-ofacsr Foote
and their commands for me.
~"(Signed) GEo. B. MCCLELLAN,
"Commander-in Chief"
HALIFAX, Feb. 10.
The America from Liverpool on the 26th,
via Queenstown on the 26th has arrived
here. M .H.-
There are vague rumors that the Emperor
Napoleon has notified that he will shortly
officially demand a%joint action in raising
the blockade of the Southern ports of the
United States. ~
If England refuses to take part, he will
take the initiative alone.
The London Times continues to urge Eng.
land not to interfere, and says the nation
can afford to wait.
The pirate Sumter is reported cruising Of
Genoa.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
Gen. Stone passed through this city in
the IL o'clock train last night, in custody
en- route for Fort Lafayette.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13
War VS.. Labor.

at is really almost enough to
make one despair of the progress
of mankind, to find that something
like 100000 of men, at the very
lowest computation, are under arms
in Europe and America, either for
protection, or the cutting ofthroats,
as the case may be. Here is q list,
Army of Austria, 728, S44 /; Prussia,
10000; Russia, 859, 900; France,
626, 900; Great Britain and India,
534,827 Denmark, Sweden, Por-
tugal, Spain, and Italy, 8OS,497
United States, 100000; Confederate
States, 100000. Total-4,620, 66e
The cost of maintaining, clothing,
and paying these men, at the low
average of 5000 per head, is 1924
133, 500 per annum. The labor Of
4,520,668 able bodied men cannot
be calculated as producing less than
$500, 500, 600 per annum, so that
virtually between the cost of their
maintenance what they ought to
produce, and their labor utilized, the
loss to the world is 81, 624,633,600
per annum, to say nothing of the
valuable lives lost in war;"
Is this the end for which God
-
made man? "Pious preachers
answer us.--[ED. D. ?.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13
Friendly Letters on the present
State of things and parties in
America, addressed to the
American People.
LETTER V.

Men, BRETHREN AND Fathers
Listen to the truth. When We
read the dirty trash which the
abolition American press furnishes
to the public, relative to Great
Britain and her wealth and
strength, We laugh, at the foo!ery,
devilish knavery, and unprincipled
villainy Of the white slaves who
can dare to gull the public with
their infamous and intentional
talsehoods. America is a great
country, but she is a young eoun-
try. and cannot bear the burdens
of taxation which the Old Country
can bear. There is one man in
London who could at this moment,
buy half the cultivated land IN the
Northern States, and pay for it at
oucG. There are twelve retired
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13
FOREIGN MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL Jan. rs.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 20.
Breadstufs-The market is dull, with q
slight decline. The usual authorities re-
port Flour dull and Cd. lower State 200
BIS. Wheat fat and declined I'd, per cent
al. Red Western HOBS 4d. Red South
ern l2s. Id, OILS. Cd. White Western Us.
6d@l2s. Sd. White Southern l3@l3s. Cd.
Corn heavy and decline 6d.@lS. per quar-
ter. $50 .ys srs
ProTisions-The market is generally
quiet, Various circulars report Beef quiet
and declined 5s. Pork downward with a
decline Of IS. Bacon heavy with a slight
decline. Lard nominal at 46s@ 49s. TAI.
low inactive and declined lr.-quoted at
AIS. @47s. cd. Sugar steady. Coffee fiat.
LONDON Jan. rs.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Sugar
firm. Rice steady. Tea firm. aallOv
Ats. @
Consols cloued Friday evening at 93ia92t
for Money. The weekly return Of the Bank
shows an increase of 459,OO0. American
Securities-Erie, 29az91 Discount; New
York Central, 7It; Illinois Central, 44a43
discount. The above sales are the latest.
Barring Brothers only quotation on FRI
day is Pennsylvania Stock, at SOa621 There
was more disposition to realize, without any
increase of investors, purchases being chief.
ly made for resales in America.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13

be found those who shall laugh at
your calamity, and mock when
your fear cometh.' What soundi is
that 1 heard 1t is q voice at the
other end Of the Capitol, and in
the hall of legislation, proclaimlng
that the President should usnrp
dictatorial powers, not to preserve,
but to destroy the Constitution. II
reverberates in this Chamber. BY
Heaven exclaims an experienced
and leading Senator, IF | was your
President, and you would not give
me the necessary authority, ! would
usurp it, and you might help your
selves The crater forms. Sena.
tors, pause; preserve the jewel Of
constitutional liberty, though the
casket may be broken.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-13
The Eranking Privilege.

The House of Representatives at
Washington lately abolished their
franking mail privileges, and have
been getting great enconiums for
patriotism and s~elf-denial on that
account. 1t turns out that they
have made an appropriation Of
$4,000 in cash for paying their
postage. Our worthy friends who
rule the country seem to have
jumped out of the frying pan into
the fire. Having in view their be-
loved constituents and the coming
elections, they m~anfully throw
themselves into the breech, but
instead of saving money by giving
up their great privilege, they are
about to saddle the country with
an entirely new item of expense